Will Hagle takes his turn paying tribute to the late great rapper from Brownsville by highlighting how he was a calm, centering presence in the rap game.

Showcasing influence from Drakeo The Ruler and Kodak Black, Florida's Bossman Dlow has emerged as the quintessential contemporary hitmaker, Will Hagle writes.

Reflecting on his double-decade career of complex lyricism and subtle evolution, Will Hagle ranks Lupe Fiasco's nine studio albums after the recent release of the conceptual Samurai.

Will Hagle experiences Dead & Company perform at The Sphere in Las Vegas – the perfect band for this type of venue, who's a nostalgia act that transcends generations while lending themselves to psychedelic imagery.

Will Hagle dives into the new remix of Key Glock's recent hit "Let's Go" – featuring a rare yet characteristically engaging verse from the late Young Dolph.

Will Hagle speaks to the Long Beach rapper about making his upcoming album on the shoulders of Bobby Brown, Miles Davis and James Brown, being a futuristic artifact and more.

Will Hagle speaks to the POW rapper about the layers of his new ten-minute, one-track album, how horror movies depict reality, why Scream is the best horror movie to watch on a date and more.

Will Hagle speaks to the Ohio-born emcee about how being a father affected the creation of his new album KUMA, going through a break-up while watching Wayne's World, the influence of video games and their soundtracks and more.

Will Hagle speaks to Fat Tony about the themes of his new album I Will Make A Baby In This Damn Economy, always repping Houston, Texas, being introduced to punk music and more.

23 years after its release, Will Hagle dives into what makes Deltron 3030's self-titled album so timeless, as it contextualizes the then-present-day by pushing techno-futurism to its wildest outcomes.