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Anybody can interview hip hop artists, but no one can bring you the insight that HipHopDX can. We ask the right questions and get rap artists to talk about the things everyone wants to know about, not just “is the new album good?” Popular rap artists or bubbling as underground hip hop artists, HipHopDX has got it like it’s supposed to be done.

J. Cole: In A Major Way Tuesday, June 30, 2009 - Sudaara White | Comments: 16

Whenever Jay-Z does anything, people pay attention. The world seems to move in the motion to his beat and we all eat it up whether we like it or not. With his new label Roc Nation signing some extremely talented artists it’s a wonder where this guy J. Cole came from. With a silent buzz, the rapper was not the pupil of Memphis Bleek, or the patient multi-talent of Kanye West. Instead, the Hip Hop world seems to look to Cole to soon show us what it was Jay-Z saw, in a major way. With the new wave of rappers coming out who seem to be closely apprenticed by...

Underground Report (Sick Jacken & M-Team) Sunday, June 28, 2009 - Mina Jasarevic | Comments: 16

June 2009 is a month in a year that will be remembered most notably for the unexpected death of the "King of Pop," an international icon whose labor influenced fruit among artists across various genres, perhaps most notably within that of Hip Hop and R&B. As media outlets devote abundance in coverage to the great Michael Jackson, we here at the Underground Report went in search for artists who similar to the King, pave their own way both individually and artistically. Such search led us to two Latin rappers (each group members with their blood brother) whose determination carried their music well beyond their respected coasts: Sick Jacken from Psycho...

Producer's Corner: DJ Spinna Friday, June 26, 2009 - Melanie Cornish | Comments: 11

There are very few producers who have a discography as vast as New York’s DJ Spinna. As revered in House and Rare Groove music as he is in Hip Hop, the Brooklyn deejay's history dates back to when Hip Hop was embedded in the parks and on the blocks. With his July offering, Sonic Smash, featuring the crème de la crème of the underground it is apparent that Spinna is back to reengage himself with the Hip Hop crowd of today. With acclaimed early work with Eminem, igniting underground mainstays like The Jigmastas and Poly Rhythm Addicts and compiling releases like Funk Rock and Wonder Wrote It,...

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