5 Reasons Chaka Khan Belongs in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Chaka Khan is one of the most important singers of the past 50 years – so how can she be kept out of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
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Masta Ace Saves His Career: October 16 in Hip-Hop History
On this day, Masta Ace and Angie Stone delivered career-defining albums, and ‘Black Dynamite’ proved he was a bad mother…shut your mouth!
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Digital Underground Board the Mothership: October 15 in Hip-Hop History
On this day, West Coast icons Digital Underground and Xzibit released noteworthy albums. Also, Eric Benet, Keyshia Cole and Ginuwine celebrate birthdays.
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Prince’s ‘Controversy’: A Guide to Every Track
‘Controversy’ is an important title in Prince’s vast catalog, showing glimpses of the crossover superstardom that would greet him just three years later.
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Mase Scores a Hit for Bad Boy’s ‘Shiny Suit’ Era: Oct. 14 in Hip-Hop History
On this day, Prince released Controversy, LL Cool J dropped Phenomenon, Gravediggaz delivered their second album and Mase scored a major hit for Bad Boy’s shiny suit era with “Feels So Good.”
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Mos Def Drops a Hip-Hop Classic: Oct. 12 in Hip-Hop History
George Clinton paints the white house black, Spice 1 is ‘Immortalized,’ Warren G wants it all, Salt-N-Pepa continue to prove they’re ‘Very Necessary.’
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Tupac Bailed Out of Jail: October 11 in Hip- Hop History
On this day in hip-hop history, Tupac Shakur got his freedom and Warren G put out In the Mid-Nite Hour.
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2Pac Scores a Posthumous Hit: Oct. 13 in Hip-Hop History
2Pac proves eternal, Prince becomes an emoji, Jurassic 5 say hello, and Freddie Foxxx makes his debut.
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A Tribe Called Quest Albums, Ranked Worst to Best
One of the most respected, influential groups in hip-hop history, ATCQ’s legacy continues to thrive.
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Ice-T Uses His ‘Freedom of Speech’: October 10 in Hip-Hop History
On this day, Ice-T tackles censorship in rap with his political album, ‘The Iceberg/Freedom of Speech… Just Watch What You Say!’
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