Some Rap Songs
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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.
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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.
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14 Albums from 2018 We’re Still Playing in 2019
What albums stood the test of time?
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When an Artist Uses Repetition, There’s Nowhere to Hide
When an artist uses repetition, there’s nowhere to hide.
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Earl Sweatshirt’s ‘Nowhere, Nobody’ Co-Director Breaks Down the Film: “They Have the Code”
The short film ‘Nowhere, Nobody,’ co-directed by Naima Ramos-Chapman, reflects the life and perspective of Earl Sweatshirt.
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Earl Sweatshirt on Leaving Columbia Records: “I’m Excited to Be Free”
Earl Sweatshirt explains the freedom that comes with leaving Columbia Records.
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Earl Sweatshirt Relearned Freedom and Standing on the Corner Learned with Him
Standing on the Corner learned with him.
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The Art of Fragmentation in Rap Music
Tierra Whack, Pink Siifu, and Earl Sweatshirt are all gaming the system. And it, resoundingly, works.
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Earl Sweatshirt Dissects Pitchfork’s Description of ‘Some Rap Songs’
“That shit is black expression, bro.”
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Tyler, The Creator & Earl Sweatshirt Are Finally Comfortable
In 2018, Tyler and Earl find themselves sitting in a long-stewing sense of self-awareness.
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Earl Sweatshirt ‘Some Rap Songs’ 1 Listen Album Review
“Calling ‘Some Rap Songs’ a challenging album would be an understatement.”