Some Rap Songs
The Metamorphosis of Earl Sweatshirt, the Ron Harper of Rap
Earl Sweatshirt metamorphosed into an artist blurring the lines between absurdist jazz and hip-hop.
Earl Sweatshirt’s Imprecise Words: ‘Some Rap Songs’ 1 Year Later
With ‘Some Rap Songs,’ rapper Earl Sweatshirt figured out how to gather an audience on his own terms.
Earl Sweatshirt's 'Nowhere, Nobody' Co-Director Breaks Down Film: "They Have the Code"
The short film 'Nowhere, Nobody,' co-directed by Naima Ramos-Chapman, reflects the life and perspective of Earl Sweatshirt.
Earl Sweatshirt on Leaving Columbia Records: "I'm Excited to Be Free"
Earl Sweatshirt explains the freedom that comes with leaving Columbia Records.
The Art of Fragmentation in Rap Music
Tierra Whack, Pink Siifu, and Earl Sweatshirt are all gaming the system. And it, resoundingly, works.
Earl Sweatshirt Dissects Pitchfork's Description of 'Some Rap Songs'
“That shit is black expression, bro.”
How Tyler, The Creator & Earl Sweatshirt Found Comfort—Finally
In 2018, Tyler and Earl find themselves sitting in a long-stewing sense of self-awareness.
Earl Sweatshirt 'Some Rap Songs' 1 Listen Album Review
"Calling 'Some Rap Songs' a challenging album would be an understatement."