Although New York hip hop artist Caleb Giles is still making waves mostly at the regional level, the young artist from the Bronx has already achieved a lot on his 4 albums to date. Continue reading Meditations by Caleb Giles: Growth in the Midst of a Collapsing World
Yasiin Bey, formerly known as Mos Def, is re-imagining what it means for fans to experience music. His new album Negus is exclusively available during ticketed listening sessions taking place at the Brooklyn Museum. The listening sessions will run through January 2020, and the album component will not be released on streaming services or hard copy – not any time soon at least. Continue reading In the Era of Unlimited Access to Music, Yasiin Bey’s Negus Exhibit is the Antithesis to Streaming Consumption
Das Racist might be the best joke/art hiphop ever. And it’s because their Hindi-influenced electronic production is actually really dope, and the things they say are hilariously articulate and subtly political. Heems and Kool A.D. don’t actually make music together … Continue reading Frozen: Das Racist’s mixtapes
