On June 16, J. Cole released a song that lit up social media titled, “Snow On Tha Bluff,” named after the 2011 is-it-a-movie-or-is-it-a-documentary (?) of the same name that featured Atlanta’s finest, Curtis Snow, jacking a camera from some film school kids and recording the happenings of his Bankhead neighborhood called The Bluff. Here are 10 thoughts about it, the song, not the movie…or documentary…
Harrell’s impact runs deep, stemming from the success he accrued as the founder of Uptown Records in the 1980s to grooming future music mogul, Sean “Diddy” Combs. At its peak,…
Estee Nack’s music bridges the gap between the underground hip-hop of the early ‘00s and the new wave of boom-bap. Though he’s been an astonishing lyricist ever since his crew Tragic Allies…
Freddie Gibbs and Alchemist have a long collaborative history, dating all the way back to (sadly unreleased) tracks from Gangsta Gibbs’ earliest days in the rap game. But the Gary, Indiana-raised…
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