New Music

We speak with Griselda’s Armani Caesar about her 2020 debut with the label, ‘THE LIZ.’

We speak with Los Angeles native Blxst about his solo debut, ‘No Love Lost.’

Four more must-hear lo-fi rap songs from Conway The Machine, Elzhi, Amore Bey, and Doutor.

Here are five must-hear albums on Audiomack.

We speak with LA-via-St. Louis rapper-singer King B about his debut album, ‘HeartBreak Hotel.’

We highlight five must-hear French rap records from August 2020, including 13 Block, F430, Kaaris, Leto, and Zesau.

clipping., Vic Spencer, reggie, & Seycara Orchestral make up our Lo-Fi Rap Snack Pack for the week starting August 31, 2020.

We interview My Favorite Color, a Pittsburgh nomad, about his Rostrum Records debut album.

LA-via-Houston artist reggie talks about his career in his first-ever interview.

We speak with Virginia R&B singer Alexander Nate about his 2020 EP, ‘bluejay,’ and writing for everyone.

New York rapper Radamiz talks about his new EP, ‘Synonyms of Strength.’

FlySiifu, Stik Figa, Curbside Jones, & Blackbird Belle make up out Lo-Fi Rap Snack Pack for the week of August 24, 2020.

Mach-Hommy, Jay Versace, Black Noi$e, & Ovrkast. make up our lo-fi rap snack for the week of August 17, 2020.

We speak with Marlowe, comprised of producer L’Orange and rapper Solemn Brigham, about their new album and career journey.

Ohbliv, Marlowe, Koncept Jack$on, & Irish Kuzco make up our lo-fi rap snack pack for the week beginning August 10, 2020.

“I wanted to make more songs where I wasn’t wasting lines.”

“Sometimes, I’ll black out and say something I didn’t even know that’s how I was feeling.”

Week 24. Four more must-hear lo-fi rap records.

We present the best French hip-hop songs coming out of France in July 2020.

Jay Worthy, Animoss, Jonathan Cloud, and Baby Cate make up our lo-fi rap snack pack for the week beginning July 27, 2020.

When Lupe isn’t tethered to an overbearing concept, his thoughts are still intriguing enough to build worlds around.

Week 22. Four more must-hear lo-fi records.

“The project is called ‘Odd Cure’ because whatever your fears are, your remedy is catered to your ideals.”

“I know my lyrics saved you.”