Famously cited as one of the "greatest hip-hop release days" in history, ‘Mos Def & Talib Kweli Are Black Star’ dropped today in ‘98. Outkast's ‘Aquemini’ and JAY-Z's ‘Vol. 2... Hard Knock Life,’ also released the same day with Black Star representing the critically acclaimed, conscious underground movement. We took a look back in our archives and found Mos Def & Talib Kweli performing at the Fat Beats LA 1st anniversary show in '97. Some of the tracks they showcased would become part of the Bla
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Famously cited as one of the "greatest hip-hop release days" in history, ‘Mos Def & Talib Kweli Are Black Star’ dropped today in ‘98. Outkast's ‘Aquemini’ and JAY-Z's ‘Vol. 2... Hard Knock Life,’ also released the same day with Black Star representing the critically acclaimed, conscious underground movement. We took a look back in our archives and found Mos Def & Talib Kweli performing at the Fat Beats LA 1st anniversary show in '97. Some of the tracks they showcased would become part of the Bla
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In 1984, we made our debut as a young band from Kingston, Ontario. If you can believe it, this year marks 40 years of The Tragically Hip. We’ve navigated through lots of changes over the past four decades, and we couldn’t be more grateful to have had fans like you all to grow and evolve alongside us. That’s why we’re making this our biggest anniversary yet. Yesterday, we announced that we are the Record Store Day Canada Ambassadors for 2024. The live CBGB’s record, and our four part docu-series
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In 1984, we made our debut as a young band from Kingston, Ontario. If you can believe it, this year marks 40 years of The Tragically Hip. We’ve navigated through lots of changes over the past four decades, and we couldn’t be more grateful to have had fans like you all to grow and evolve alongside us. That’s why we’re making this our biggest anniversary yet. Yesterday, we announced that we are the Record Store Day Canada Ambassadors for 2024. The live CBGB’s record, and our four part docu-series
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We were honored to have Hip Hop royalty visit The Hip Hop Museum recently, and we’re ecstatic to share the experience! Big Lez stopped by the construction site and had a blast exploring what will soon be the world’s premier institution dedicated to preserving every aspect of Hip Hop culture. We’re eagerly looking forward to collaborating with her in the near future. For those who may not know, Big Lez is a multi-hyphenate talent, famously recognized for her iconic dance moves in the opening cred
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The Tragically Hip, often referred to as The Hip, have made their own place at the heart of the Canadian music scene by evoking a strong emotional connection between their music and their fans. Learn more about the Canadian Music Hall of Fame inducted band: | Canadian Music Hall of Fame
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Hip-hop has been around for 50 years, but where did it come from and what truly defines the genre? We take a look at the history, the philosophy and the innovators like DJ Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash, Sugarhill Gang and more. We dive into the spinning, the breakdancing, the politics, rapping, and well, everything you need to know about Hip-Hop. Is old school better than contemporary? | This is MTV
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How Music Was Born on Instagram: "Daniel Radcliffe famously swapped his wand for a microphone a decade ago, delivering a high-speed masterclass in linguistics. Taking the stage on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, he tackled "Alphabet Aerobics" by Blackalicious, a track notorious for its increasing tempo and complex alliteration. What started as a fun reveal of his love for hip-hop quickly turned into one of the most memorable late-night performances in history. 🎤🔥 ​This moment shattered
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