The past decade has been filled with trials and tribulations for New York rappers Remy Ma and Papoose.
Twenty years, three LOX albums, and three solo albums later, Jadakiss returns to the game after a six-year hiatus with his fourth studio album, "Top 5 Dead or Alive."
As we get closer to a decade without Pimp C, one of hip-hop’s most influential artists, his bravado and charm resonates within the hooks and vibes of the Billboard chart’s top rappers—indisputably managing to manipulate their projects with his Texas bass, soul, and jazz inspired lines. From A$AP Rocky’s “Wavybone” to Travi$ Scott’s “Wasted,” the ever-evolving culture […]
As an artist who's thrived on being "ahead of her time," But You Cain't Use My Phone is a project indicative of a highly evolved Erykah who's operating on yet another "frequency."
You've probably heard her soulful voice on Chance The Rapper and The Social Experiment's Surf album and Chicago newcomer Towkio's "Heaven Only Knows," but there's more to Eryn Allen Kane than background vocals and guest features.
Joss Stone is back with a new body of work, "Water For Your Soul."
Although his life has been plagued by unexpected trials, tribulations, and health scares, nothing’s stopping the 23-year-old from doing what he does best.
Donald Trump hasn't been quiet about his thoughts on hip-hop, so GlobalGrind decided to ask rappers at the 2015 BET Hip-Hop Awards to spit their best diss freestyle against the business mogul.
August also addressed the controversy surrounding the "groping" incident that made him the target of online backlash.
Amber Hunter stopped by GlobalGrind to set the record straight about her 10-year relationship with Miles.
By now, you've probably heard murmurs and mentions about some new kid named Bryson Tiller and his acclaimed project T R A P S O U L
Milan and Miles stopped by Global Grind to discuss coming out on national TV, the importance of the LGBT community being included in the #BlackLivesMatter movement, and homophobia in hip-hop.
