Since the birth of hip hop in the late 70’s there have been a slew of artists with strong personalities. Taking it back to the mid/late 80’s we can look at Flavor Flav. Public Enemy was a revolutionary group for … Continue reading Exploring The History of Unique Voices In Hip Hop (Editorial)
I’ve been slacking. These are my confessions I recently wrote an article for Speedonthebeat.com giving my thoughts on the sub genre of “underground hip hop” and what I’ve been listening to recently. The album I focused on was Apollo Brown … Continue reading Confessions: My New Found Love for Indie Hip Hop
I have a newfound love for A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie. Fuck the hate, comparisons and discussions. Seems these days if you’re hated on, you’ve made it. But I digress… His tape Artist is my most played project (front to … Continue reading A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie – Not A Regular Person (Official Music Video + Discussion)
flowsfordays.com is pretty new to the blog game. We’ve been up for about a month now. It’s hosted on WordPress which is an excellent platform in case there are any potential writers looking to start a music blog. But I … Continue reading 2 Takes On SremmLife 2 : Track by Track Review with flowsfordays and C&R
Super producer Zaytoven has modernized and shaped southern trap music for years but has just begun to get the undivided attention he deserves. Back in 2013, he created a backdrop to arguably the biggest hit of 2013 – Versace with Migos. … Continue reading Discussing Gucci Mane and Zaytoven’s GucTiggy Series
You may have noticed I am a fan of Lil Uzi Vert. He grabbed my attention when I first saw the music video for Uzi off his 2014 Don Cannon hosted tape. He continued to impress as each new … Continue reading Exploring Lil Uzi Vert’s Music (Editorial)
Today is the launch of our on-going series So You Like…Then… Every month (or possible every few weeks, still need to ponder) flowsfordays will pick out a “mainstream” hip hop artists and show you a similar “up and coming” artist … Continue reading So You Like Isaiah Rashad…Then Listen to J’Demul
In 2008 I was a freshman at Northeastern Illinois University. I attended Carthage in Kenosha initially, hoping to major in social work. I despised Carthage; the choice to go there was heavily influenced by my guidance counselor from my snobby, … Continue reading Wiz + Curren$y’s How Fly collab project made me believe in mixtapes
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