Hot Sauce Committee Part Two was the last Beastie Boys album to be released, and the album featured a collaboration of New York hip-hop legends – the beloved trio of MCA, Ad Rock and Mike D, […]
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For the seventh consecutive year, the folks at OkayPlayer hosted a gigantic party for their friends, journalists, musicians and other industry types featuring the Roots performing with special guests. What makes the party so incredible […]
Originally hailing from my stomping grounds of Elmhurst and Corona, New York, Homeboy Sandman is probably one of contemporary hip hop’s most prolific, inventive and uncompromisingly challenging artists. As an emcee, his use of wordplay, inner rhyme […]