Babyface Ray's latest album The Kid That Did proves that a full-length project isn't the best format for the Detroit emcees music, failing to elaborate on certain emotions, Miguel Otarola writes.

Donald Morrison links with Peezy in NYC to speak about teaching people like him about financial literacy through Ghetto University, being an OG of Detroit Hip-Hop, his new album GHETTO and more.

Isaac Fontes connects with the Detroit duo to talk about their come-up, their favorite cartoons, what Detroit is really like and much more.

Kevin Crandall taps in with BabyTron, the Detroit staple currently on a scam rap bender.

BFB Da Packman joins Donald Morrison to talk about everything from addiction and family, to conspiracy theories and Jeffrey Epstein.

Jameson Draper speaks to the Detroit rapper about helping other rappers in his city come up,

TE P. speaks with one of Detroit's most vivid rap writers about the darkness of his upbringing, not wanting to make turn-up music and what his daughter tells people he does for a living.

Son Raw speaks to the Detroit producer about his hometown and working with Boldy James on their forthcoming collaborative album Manger on McNichols.

Jameson Draper takes a detailed look at the Westside Detroit creative hub and the artists who frequently dwell its rooms.

Miguelito spends some time with the Detroit rapper and chats about his favorite food in the city and the best songs he's written.