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Kool Keith has always been ahead of his time. From his days with Ultramagnetic MCs to his surreal solo experiments, his approach to Hip Hop is as unpredictable as it is inimitable. Sex Style: The Unreleased Archives pulls back the curtain on a period when Keith was at his sharpest—before his later career dips, before […]
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Ghais Guevara’s Goyard Ibn Said is loud, chaotic, and razor-sharp. The Philadelphia rapper and producer crafts a record that moves fast, throwing out references, history, and jokes like he’s dodging bullets. It’s a concept album told in two acts: the first a ride through success and excess, the second a collapse into something more personal […] The post Ghais Guevara – Goyard Ibn Said | Review appeared first on Hip Hop Golden Age.
In 1987, “Juice Crew Allstars” hit the streets as a seven-minute posse cut, a B-side to “Evolution” on a Cold Chillin’ Records 12-inch, and it still reverberates through Hip Hop’s golden age like a boombox on a Queensbridge stoop. Produced by Marley Marl, the track unites Kool G Rap, Craig […]
When Wu-Tang Clan dropped “Triumph” in 1997 as the lead single from Wu-Tang Forever, it landed like a Shaolin fist shattering concrete—raw, forceful, and unforgettable. Produced by RZA, this posse cut stretches past five minutes, uniting all Clan members—Ol’ Dirty Bastard (ODB), Inspectah Deck, Method Man, Cappadonna, U-God, RZA, GZA, […]
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