Oumar Saleh speaks to the New Jersey raised rapper/producer about being influenced by video games, being exposed to the golden age of hip-hop, the natural sonic distinction between each of his albums and more.
Michael McKinney's Slam on the CDJ returns to highlight the best DJ sets of the past month, featuring Autechre, Masters at Work, Ron Like Hell and more.
Harley Geffner returns for the latest edition of The Rap-Up to highlight new music from Band Gang Lonnie Bands, a new triumphant track from Lil Tjay, an old Young Thug leak and more.
For the first edition of her new column Soundcheck, Donna-Claire explores the purposeful writing that anchors Dominic Fike's latest album Sunburn, following a misstep with his formal debut album.
Donald Morrison's Rap-Up returns to highlight a fresh batch of new music including a vulnerable track from BFB Da Packman, part 3 of RXK Nephew rapping on the same beat for over 10 minutes & more.
Ross Olson speaks to the POW rapper about reflecting on his career over a decade in, reconnecting with his father, the themes of his new album & more.
Evan Nabavian dives into the rapid growth of music soullessly created using Artificial Intelligence, which removes the creative aspect from the process entirely.
Son Raw speaks to Sen Dog about the dynamic of Cypress Hill, learning how to get better at touring, pleasing crowds and more.
Michael McKinney speaks to the hardcore duo about metal & industrial influences, working together during COVID, French club music and more.
Sam Ribakoff's Ghost in the 404 column returns to highlight some of the best dance and electronic music from May featuring Big Voyage, Chino Amobi, RP Boo & more.