My least favorite question during an interview is usually the one they save for last. It's typically some variation of, “So, what's next for you?” Most times you are doing press for an album that is yet to be released and all you really want is for the readers to care about the immediate future, not get them excited about an album that is still in the brainstorming stages. But it is a valid question, very valid. So, what does the future hold for me? Well, that's a great question. Right now we are working on some new Tanya Morgan stuff and ...

I know we're supposed to pretend to be all butthurt that the Texas Board of Education recently voted to strike all references to hip-hop from ...

I’m headed to Texas ya’ll. Already (that’s dope dallas slang for "affirmative")! The South by South West Music festival is this week in Austin, ...

Some people are looking at my solo album, Tanya Morgan Presents: Don Cusack in High Fidelity, as the group breaking up or something. This is ...

Everyone can't be a leader. Someone has to be a follower. In Hip-Hop, when you've got money flashing in your face, fast cars at your ...

Inspiration is strange. It has this ability to be fleeting when you most need it and abundant when you have no platform to channel it. ...

“This is an incredible message, to have someone who succeeded so much in their life, but there is still a void.” -- Nas, in a ...

Making an album in general is a lost art. The landscape of music in 2010 is to be on shuffle and albums are made to ...

I know none of them will admit it, but lately I’ve been noticing that the more established female MCs, who have been doing only God ...