55 Hip-Hop Albums Turning 10 in 2019
Though mixtapes reigned supreme in 2009, these LPs delivered just as much.
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Premiere: Sean Price Featuring Billy Danze And Maffew Ragazino “Land of the Crooks (Divided Souls Ent. & DJ Pain 1 Remix)”
Sean Price, Billy Danze, and Maffew Ragazino team up to pledge their allegiance for the borough that raised them, Brooklyn. "Land of the Crooks" originally appeared on the Price and M-Phazes' EP of the same title that dropped in Dec. 2013...
17 Rappers Pick The Most Underrated Rap Album Of All Time
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11 West Coast Rappers Weigh In On The Best L.A. Hip-Hop Album Ever
After More Than 20 Years Redman Feels He’s Still Underrated
M.O.P. Is Fighting To Keep Golden Era Hip-Hop Alive
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M.O.P. Says G-Unit Might Be On Their Next Album
M.O.P. Featuring Mobb Deep “Street Certified”
Stream DJ Revolution’s ‘Unearthed’ LP Featuring Pharoahe Monch, Kool G Rap, Large Professor & More
Brooklyn based indie imprint, Coalmine Records commemorates a decade in the game by dropping compilation Unearthed. Arranged by DJ Revolution of The World Famous Wake Up Show, the project boasts appearances from Pharoahe Monch, Kool G Rap, Large Professor, The Artifacts, Blu, Sean Price, Billy Danze (of M...
Today In Hip-Hop: M.O.P. Releases Debut Album “To The Death”
On this day, April 12, in hip-hop history...
1994: M.O.P. released its debut album To The Death. Prior to the album's release, the Brownsville, Brooklyn duo enjoyed moderate underground success with the release of their single "How About Some Hardcore...
M.O.P. & The Snowgoons Prep Joint LP
M.O.P. link with the German production team for a new album set to drop later this year...
M.O.P. Lists Their Top 5 Hip-Hop Duos
Billy Danze and Lil Fame pick their favorite hip-hop duos of all time...
XXcLusive: Damon Dash Recruits Mos Def, Jim Jones & Wu-Tang for Blak Roc Project
Damon Dash plots return to the music industry