Do Remember!: The Golden Era of NYC Hip-Hop Mixtapes

Mixtape Master: A Q & A With Skyzoo and Chris O’Shea

Though the mixtape hasn’t been a “tape” for many years now, the idea—that this highly personal collection of songs can move minds—remains the same.

Originally from the east coast, Eric Johnson lives in Chico, California. MXM: Where are you from? EJ: I was born … More

OPENING: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6 FROM 6PM – 9PM ON VIEW: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6 – SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2014 LOCATED: 111 … More

“a little love for the DJ as griot and master rhetor…and the inspiration for Digital Griots.” Scholar Adam J. Banks … More

An Interview with Saul Williams by Robert Walsh “It blew up this year! It came out in 2002 and … More

Hear ye, hear ye! The International Association for the Study of Popular Music (IASPM-US) has put out a call for … More

We’ve just added some new publications to the scholarly papers section of our site. Why shouldn’t mixtapes be a … More

Project Mixtape – Memory from Shaun Jacques on Vimeo. http://makemixtapesnotblogs.wordpress.com/

To all my family and friends worldwide, We need to unite for this brother, he’s a good dude. If you … More

“NYC 1993: Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star” exhibition looks at art made and exhibited in New York over the … More

This week, the re-release of Homeboy Sandman’s song “Tashay” has set the internet on fire and helped kickstart the Road … More

Hip Hop pioneer Kool DJ Red Alert talks to Enveonline about his start in the hip hop culture. He recalls … More

A3C Hip-Hop Festival, Wonderroot & Atlanta Film Festival present: A short film by w. feagins, jr. commissioned by A3C for … More