Rap duos are a rare commodity in Hip-Hop. For years Method Man and Redman have teased us with their incredible joint efforts on records like…

The tormented soul that is Eminem is a character that has captured our attention more than any other mainstream music artist. A raconteur for the millennium, Marshall Mathers has produced prescriptions…

Outformation’s second full-length CD, Traveler’s Rest, that came out in 2007 is the latest studio effort by this high-energy five-piece jam/Southern rock band from Atlanta. Named the Best New Band by Honest Tune Magazine…

Yonkers bred rapper Jadakiss finally resurfaces from his 5-year hiatus to release his highly anticipated third album, The Last Kiss. Originally titled Kiss My A**, Def Jam executives felt a title change was necessary for Jada to become a more marketable rapper.

Filipino-American singer-songwriter, Conchita Campos is making her mark on the pop/folk scene.

Campos studied music at San Francisco State University, and turned to a career in radio on the West Coast.

One of the hardest playing, hardest drinking bands in the North Country is the White Iron Band from Minneapolis. These renegade Southern rockers have been setting stages on fire in the region for ten years …

Christopher “Biggie Smalls” Wallace story has become a legendary, yet somber tale to reflect on. As the first biographical picture based on a Hip Hop musician, Notorious depicts the life of the “black and ugly as ever” rapper as told through the memories of the departed one’s mother, Voletta Wallace, and his closest friends.

Consistency is a term best fit to describe Common. The Chicago native made an incredible comeback in 2005 with the timeless BE and it’s strong follow-up Finding Forever, setting high standards for both the industry and fans. With Kanye West absent on the production side, Common recruits The Neptunes and Outkast producer Mr. DJ for Universal Mind Control; an LP with a primary objective to hypnotize listeners straight to the dance floor.