BadBadNotGood And The Squad Behind Sour Soul
The Toronto-based trio (plus Frank Dukes) talk to Elyse Hill about ‘Sour Soul’, collabs, and the importance of keeping things emotive and real.
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Interview: How To Dress Well
A true creative, Tom Krell talks to Elyse Hill about his body of work, his artistic visions, and his forthcoming effort “What Is This Heart?”.
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Interview: Bishop Nehru
The 17-year-old rhymesayer talks to Elyse Hill about New York, his notable collaborations, and how he hopes to maintain a presence in hip-hop.
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Review: Schoolboy Q – “Oxymoron”
Oxymoron is more scattered than you think but it’s a honest and visceral dose of reality. Most of all, it’s Q.
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A$AP Rocky: The New Harlem Renaissance
MC? Mobber? Tastemaker? A$AP Rocky certainly has a deep connection to all of the above but in retrospect, he just wants to live forever.
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Interview: Big Sean
Following Billboard love and Twitter hype, the Detroit MC talks to Elyse Hill about Hall Of Fame, personal boundaries, and grinding it out 24/7/365.
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Review: Lorde – “Pure Heroine”
Talk is cheap but Lorde’s debut shows how a young talent can dominate with a emotional and dynamic record.
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Review: Justin Timberlake – “The 20/20 Experience 2 Of 2”
JT’s penmanship is cheesy at times but Part 2 reinterprets pop music and presents yet another guilty pleasure.
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Review: The Weeknd – “Kiss Land”
Abel has come out of the shadows of half naked models but his debut still settles for an eerie world of anxiety.
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Interview: Flume
After breaking through with his self-titled debut in 2012, Flume talks to Elyse Hill about his growth as a producer and the idea of writing for Yeezy.
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