Q. How did you get into the Hip Hop scene? I used to be a grime artist and go under the name swiftly. At the time… Read more
Review: The Funkdoobiest (@FunkdoobiestU...
On 28th November 2013, 200 or so dedicated, underground Hip Hop heads were given a badly needed and unexpected treat. To celebrate the 20th anniversary… Read more
Interview with Bocafloja! (@Bocaquilombo...
Filmed at May Project Gardens www.mayproject.org INTERVIEW WITH BOCAFLOJA Bocafloja: What’s going on, my name is BocaFloca, I’m a poet/MC/activist born in Mexico City,… Read more
Exclusive Interview With Brother Ali (@B...
Socially aware hip hop heavyweight Brother Ali was in London 22nd November as part of the Dilated Peoples tour. I caught up with him… Read more
Hip Hop In Numbers ft. Grandmaster Flash...
“Numbers don’t lie check the score board”. Have you ever wondered about the statistics of Hip-hop? Ever wanted to know which record was sampled first? Who… Read more
Poetry: Raymond Antrobus ‘Conversation...
Raymond Antrobus http://raymondantrobus.blogspot.co.uk/ Raymond Antrobus is a spoken word poet and photographer, born and bred in Hackney. He is co-curator of Chill Pill/Keats House Forum… Read more
Review: Jean Grae (@JeanGrae) ‘Gotham...
It is fitting that Jean Grae, the super-heroine femcee also known as Tsidi Ibrahim, takes her stage name from a Marvel ‘X‑men’ character. In the… Read more
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH CORMEGA (@realc...
Corey McKay, better known by his stage name Cormega, is a rapper best known for his narratives about inner-city life. Mckay is renowned for consistently… Read more
Review: Abstract Artists Present RU1 Fam...
The Jazz Café’s a venue steeped in history as deep as the best Blues and as illustrious as the most profound Hip Hop story. So,… Read more
KEVIN “RASHID” JOHNSON & THE NEW...
In 1990, Kevin “Rashid” Johnson was a drug dealer, an ambitious member of amerika’s Black lumpen proletariat, or underclass. Like so many, as a young… Read more
Get to know Hasan Salaam (@HasanSalaam)
Q. 1. First off thank you for this interview. If possible could you give us your thoughts on our magazine “I Am Hip-Hop”? I dig… Read more