Freddie Gibbs’s Album of the Year Tour is Coming to Houston
Freddie Gibbs has not had a cakewalk of a career by any means. After being…
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Danny Brown is Back and Better Than Ever
Who can forget the old Danny Brown? Between his crooked teeth, permed afro, and that…
SALES, Varsity, & Lunar Vacation Take On Houston
SALES, an Orlando-based indie pop band, is currently on their spring tour of the south….
SALES: An Orlando Band Bringing All The Lo-Fi Vibes
SALES is an independent minimalist pop band from Orlando made up of Lauren Morgan and Jordan…
Rap Visuals Are Upping The Ante
Gone are the days of rap videos being confined to just big booties and chains….
2Pac: A Poet With Undeniable Purpose
Rap is indubitably one of the most misunderstood and slandered genres of music. With many…
The Ladies of the Nineties
While the hip-hop community tends to overlook women in the industry by separating them into…
The Internet and Moonchild at House of Blues Houston
After spending the previous day at the Astroworld Festival, I was more than ready for…
Tech N9ne Brings the House Down at House of Blues Houston
If you are ever in need of entertainment, get yourself to a Tech N9ne show because…
Houston Rap Lives On: An Interview with Lance Scott Walker
Lance Scott Walker is the Houston rap historian. Between three books, Houston Rap, Houston Rap Tapes, the…
Mala Luna Spotlight: Tyler, The Creator
Tyler, The Creator is from Ladera Heights, California and founded his hip-hop collective, Odd Future,…
Album Review: Ella Mai by Ella Mai
If you managed to get through this summer without having “Boo’d Up” permanently engraved in…
Album Review: Negro Swan by Blood Orange
Negro Swan is the fourth studio album by Dev Hynes under the moniker “Blood Orange.” …
Album Review: KOD by J. Cole
Between doing his own production and having extremely successful albums with little to no…
Concert Review: Leon Bridges at RodeoHouston
After three years of regularly listening to Leon Bridges‘ debut album Coming Home, I was beyond…