2020 was a snarling motherfucker of a year, one which has taken a lot from us.
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Tag: Hip-hop
Honestly, I’ve lost count how many times I’ve hit replay on this gem by Erule over the last few weeks.
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I’m gonna be honest with y’all: I really only started this website just to talk about Son of Bazerk.
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There’s something about ’90s hip-hop which is so perfect for lost gems.
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Blu & Exile‘s latest album Miles feels like…just a warm, reassuring hug in these dark times, man.
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Here’s a spot to donate to multiple racial justice organizations.
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You got a comfort blanket album? You know, a listen you fall back on every once in a while and feel at home?
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This listen, from the understated but monumental Detroit trio Slum Village feels you’re soaring amongst the clouds, able to see for miles and miles.
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k-os is a living legend, man.
I see that while watching an Instagram live interview this evening hosted by CBC Music, with him sharing his thoughts on The Fugees‘s The Score.
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The Fugees‘s 1996 breakthrough The Score is kind of like the Avatar of hip-hop: An album that was so huge, so acclaimed, so everywhere on release that we eventually ended up collectively blocking it out of our consciousness.
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