“I would upload a song, and someone would be like, ‘I hear a guitar chord,’” Shauf says. “They would download the session, ...

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Snoop Dogg is putting his wife, Shante “Boss Lady” Broadus, first. So much so that the moment he fell head over heels for her would be worth reliving. The ...

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Lil Wayne's latest album cover and announcement amassed mixed traction from netizens, who expressed their opinions on X. "Most uncreative rap album cover. Why does every rapper have a baby album ...

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With the new design, Supreme and Aphex Twin – real name Richard David James – have rolled out a new black shirt that has the iconic cover art ... parody of gangster hip-hop videos, and made ...

Up until 2024, hip-hop record covers mostly featured photos or photo collages. Along with DOOM’s original illustration for his first album, Operation: Doomsday, I feel that MM..FOOD influenced ...

The music he released, packaged with the visuals they created, was a flashpoint for regional hip-hop. P&P did album covers for Master P, Juvenile, Big Tymers and Lil’ Wayne. Each album cover was ...

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Following an initial teaser on Wednesday (Oct. 16), Tyler revealed Chromakopia‘s cover art along ... 169,000 total album units sold in the first week. The LP won best rap album at the 2022 ...

While the discount clothing store is now long gone, the album cover photograph remains a time capsule of late ’80s New York and the unapologetic hip-hop that emerged from its streets.