We are living in a time when the idea of diversity is rejected by some while others insist on it almost too much. The concept of 'identity' is weaponized both ... Read More...
In 1993, Mother Superia was a young artist (20) looking to draw just a little bit of attention to herself and her city "at the bottom of the map" with the sing... Read More...
Che Noir dedicates the finale of her Apollo Brown album to it, the year 1994 in hip-hop - or rather she chronicles her relationship with rap music beginning wi... Read More...
Let's have a look at a little known experiment that the music industry was running between the later 1990s and the later 2000s. If that sounds in any way consp... Read More...
In the past twenty years or so a relatively popular angle of Northern American comedy on the big and small screen were characters who think they're cool when t... Read More...
The truly remarkable thing about Apollo Brown's "Sincerely, Detroit" is its competitive spirit. A conference of 50+ MC's from one city, all giving their best p... Read More...
