RIP Rich Homie Quan, 1/2 of the hardest group since Outkast, the melodic genius who never stopped going in, who sang & wrote hooks as memorable as anything to ever chart.

Yousef Srour speaks to Robb Bank$ about early collabs with Spaceghostpurrp and Denzel Curry, taking inspiration from his father Shaggy, and his latest, "i think i might be happy pt. 2"

Leaning into all the tropes of being a stereotypical white rap avatar, Ian's emergence reveals a hollowness at the core of modern rap stardom and pop culture.

Harley Geffner delivers this week's Rap-Up, featuring new music from Memphis' Mudbaby Ru, Atlanta's Rroxket, Tallahassee's Hurricane Wisdom and more.

Alan Chazaro speaks to the Oakland-bred rapper about being influenced by Lil B's silliness, the importance of Gigging and Tai-chi, embracing his hometown scene and more.

Eric Diep links up with YTB Fatt to talk about dedicating his latest project to his late brother, being embraced by Memphis OGs, giving back to his community and more.

After a dominant summer that ended in a unanimous win against Drake in their beef, Yousef Srour crowns Kendrick Lamar with his long-deserved title: the greatest rapper alive.

Steven Louis keeps the Rap-Up rolling, with new sounds from CRIMEAPPLE & Apollo Brown, ATM Danny & Gotdamnitdupri, Haviah Mighty and more.

Calling from San Joaquin County Jail on the eve of his 21st birthday and his biggest project to date, Stockton firebrand EBK Jaaybo has a lot on his mind.

In the latest edition of We Outside, Pranav Trewn explores the state of the live music scene in San Fransisco, their storied music history being preserved through recent efforts by local foundations.