Like his mischievous moniker glaringly alludes to, ATL’s Trouble is a problem for Hip-Hop in both the good and bad sense. If you’re a fan looking for someone to bring a disorderly counterbalance all the happiness running rampant these days, it’ll be all good if you start “bussin’ for Trouble.” If you so happen to be one of those said smiley face acts, it might be bad news for you and your skinny jeans Read the rest of this entry »

In case you haven’t figured it out, Pill applies his life to a metaphor in perfect context to the environment around him. His addictive lyrical abilities act as stimulants to the audio senses to keep you, the fiends, coming back for more. And since his high hasn’t came down since he was named a top freshman in the game and shutting down SXSW stages, his co-signer XXL acts as the middle man for his latest street shipment 1140: The Overdose. Read the rest of this entry »

Taking the camera to the grittier side of the A, friends of ours The Educated Villains focus their lens on Duct Tape Entertainment’s Alley Boy, Big Bank Black, Veli Sosa and Young Dave, collectively known as The Mob. Zone 6 in your area. Read the rest of this entry »

Apologies to other areas, but Atlanta wears the crown right now. Mike Bigga told the truth when he said there was two sides to the Southern metropolis. But I’m beginning to think he shortchanging his city because there’s probably more than that as the area continues to bring forth a buffet of styles and sounds. Read the rest of this entry »