Retrospective Review/Article
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Fifteen years after its release, Divorce Lawyers I Shaved My Head remains Jordaan Mason’s magnum opus for queer folk music.
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Few genres have managed to seize the spirit of the Cold War than Germany’s take on the 1980s’ New Wave with its commercial experiments.
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Most rap beefs are made of disparaging comments to discredit the target. What about disses about why the target represents societal problems?
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Without the standards set by Nas, hip hop would not be seen as an epic tale about the lives of young Black Americans in the post-War on Drugs period.
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Simply put, this is one of the greatest love songs of the 1990s.
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Not all greats are upfront with their experiences throughout their lives with complex polyrhythms, purely atonal singing, and profound lyrics…
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While the listeners might have outgrown the anxieties of their growing responsibilities, the scene does not miss its chance to leave a mark in music.
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A collaboration between a beloved Japanese producer alongside an emcee of the same nationality helps to birth some of hip hop’s best love songs.
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To say that a 2013 electropop gem is overlooked is an understatement in how it shows queer representation through chaotic production.
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Released as part of an emo classic in Home, Like Noplace is There, ‘Your Deep Rest’’s themes goes beyond depression and guilt.
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