Donald Morrison links with Peezy in NYC to speak about teaching people like him about financial literacy through Ghetto University, being an OG of Detroit Hip-Hop, his new album GHETTO and more.
Ross Olson dives into the Detroit artist's fearless career thus far, including his work as an OG member of Danny Brown's Bruiser Brigade and his venture as a successful painter.
Isaac Fontes connects with the Detroit duo to talk about their come-up, their favorite cartoons, what Detroit is really like and much more.
TE P. speaks with one of Detroit's most vivid rap writers about the darkness of his upbringing, not wanting to make turn-up music and what his daughter tells people he does for a living.
Son Raw speaks to the Detroit producer about his hometown and working with Boldy James on their forthcoming collaborative album Manger on McNichols.
Jameson Draper takes a detailed look at the Westside Detroit creative hub and the artists who frequently dwell its rooms.
Harold Bingo scours the streets of the D beyond Sada Baby and Payroll Giovanni to look at new projects from Cash Kidd, FMB DZ, Drego and Beno, Allstar JR, and Rocky Badd
Madeleine Byrne speaks with Black Milk about his development as an engineer, live bands versus sampling, and his approach to racial issues.
Paley Martin speaks with ZelooperZ about Bruiser Brigade, the Bothic way, and his relationship with Odd Future.
Max Bell is on a liquid diet You probably weren’t checking for Danny Brown in July of 2008. (I wasn’t.) Sure, you might’ve if you live in Detroit or had friends who attended The Shelter regularly. There’s also the possibility that you frequented Michiganhiphop.com, Hoodhype.com, or that you were one of the 11 people to […]