Though never officially released on an album, Talib Kweli’s “Momma Can You Hear Me” represents one of underground hip-hop’s most thoughtful maternal tributes. The track explores both ...

Each week, The FADER staff rounds up the songs we can't get enough of. Here they are ... Here, a zombie is a slave to capital: a trope in underground hip-hop but woods stretches its dimensions ...

He continues: “‘Sure Thing’ went No. 1 on R&B and never went anywhere else ... “I come from underground hip-hop, which is a big part of my development and career,” says Miguel.

Comedians have always wanted to be pop and rock stars — or at least, enough of them have gotten ... (his birth year); during a teenage “underground hip-hop phase,” he made beats.

Supported by By Melena Ryzik Comedians have always wanted to be pop and rock stars — or at least, enough of them ... year); during a teenage “underground hip-hop phase,” he made beats.

As one pundit put it after the announcement of Phish’s Rock Hall nomination, the band itself is a damn Rock Hall. And like ...

Nothing defines Vietnam more right now than the desire to be seen anew, to have the country and its people recognized for ...

Inspired by a jingle and recorded in a closet, "Go NY Go" has been firing up Madison Square Garden for more than 30 years.

To their fans, west Belfast rave-rap group Kneecap are a rowdy, subversive force of nature. But to many others, their ...

There was a level of danger, flyness and flossing before it was ever a thing and floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall speakers.