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[DISCUSSION] Random Axe - Random Axe (15 Years Later)

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The Detroit-Brooklyn supergroup consisting of Black Milk, Guilty Simpson and Sean Price released their first and only studio album on June 14th, 2011, via Duck Down Music. The album was produced entirely by Black Milk. Tracklist: Zoo Drugs Random Call Black Ops (Ft. Fat Ray) Chewbacca (Ft. Roc Marciano) The Hex Understand This Everybody, nobody, somebody Jahphy Joe (Ft. Danny Brown & Mélanie Rutherford) The Karate Kid Never Back Down Monster Babies Shirley C (Ft. Fatt Father) Another One (Ft. Rockness Monsta & Trick Trick) 4 in the Box Outro Smoutro Discussion: How would you describe the chemistry between the group members? Favorite track(s)? submitted by /u/flyestshit [link] [comments] Be noted that [DISCUSSION] Random Axe - Random Axe (15 Years Later) is posted on /r/HipHopHeads on Reddit .
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6.5.26 | Knicks 12-Game Streak, Missing Jersey Shore Teen, Summer Jam Announcement + Inayah Inter...

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A heavy start to today’s episode of Mornings With Mero as the crew discusses 14-year-old Devorous Carter, an autistic teen who went missing during a school trip in Jersey Shore. The conversation centers on awareness, urgency, and the role of community when something like this happens. On the sports side, Kaz breaks down the Knicks staying red-hot on a 12-game winning streak and what it means as they push toward a potential 2-0 series lead. The city is fully locked in as the playoff energy keeps building. We also tap into a major Summer Jam announcement shaking up NYC, updates around Power: Legacy, and a conversation on GLP-1 drugs and new health research. Geezy also opens up about self-love and closing a chapter after finalizing his divorce. Singer Inayah joins Mornings With Mero to talk about her album process, dating life, and the reality of navigating the music industry. From Knicks playoff momentum to real-life headlines and culture talk, this episode is New York in real time. Se...
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Lil Ugly Mane - On Doing an Evil Deed Blues

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submitted by /u/s-zlx [link] [comments] Be noted that Lil Ugly Mane - On Doing an Evil Deed Blues is posted on /r/HipHopHeads on Reddit .
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Lei Takanashi reviews Wiki's Ancient History for Pitchfork: "Backed by a diverse set of producers, the New York rapper spends his latest pondering the nuances of his hometown and what it means to age gracefully."

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submitted by /u/Technical_Process989 [link] [comments] Be noted that Lei Takanashi reviews Wiki's Ancient History for Pitchfork: "Backed by a diverse set of producers, the New York rapper spends his latest pondering the nuances of his hometown and what it means to age gracefully." is posted on /r/HipHopHeads on Reddit .
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Jackson 5 - The Love You Save

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submitted by /u/JackSkelllington [link] [comments] Be noted that Jackson 5 - The Love You Save is posted on /r/HipHopHeads on Reddit .
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Typical Cats Mark 25 Years in Hip-Hop with a Landmark Los Angeles Show at Don Quijote

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Qwel of Typical Cats On Saturday, June 13th, Typical Cats marked a major milestone—25 years in hip-hop—with a celebratory performance at Don Quijote in Los Angeles. What could have been a standard anniversary show instead felt like a living archive of underground rap history, pulling together different cities, eras, and voices under one roof for a night that leaned more toward culture than spectacle. Denizen Kane Qwazaar From the moment the doors opened, it was clear this wasn’t just another stop on a tour. The Los Angeles crowd showed up with intention—fans who knew the catalog, understood the significance, and were there to witness a group that helped shape independent hip-hop at the turn of the millennium. When Typical Cats took the stage, they didn’t rely on nostalgia alone. Instead, they moved through selections from their classic debut alongside deeper cuts from their broader discography, reminding everyone that their impact wasn’t limited to a single era. ...
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Written In The Stars (K.Wells) (@k.m.wells) on Threads

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submitted by /u/Ok_Pipe_5932 [link] [comments] Be noted that Written In The Stars (K.Wells) (@k.m.wells) on Threads is posted on /r/HipHopHeads on Reddit .
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