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Block Party: Hip Hop’s 50th Birthday Jam
Aug 11, 2023 @ 12:00 pm
Photo Credit: Shannon Laurine Each month, we will speak to an athlete, celebrity, or non-Hip Hop entertainer about what Hip Hop means to them. This feature is intended to showcase […]
Do you ever wonder what other people thought the first time they heard some of the most iconic voices of the culture? That’s what ‘The First Time I Heard…’ is
Photo credit: Mark Batson Mark Batson has carved out a singular space in modern music with a career that bridges classical composition, Hip Hop innovation, and chart-topping R&B. A Grammy-winning
Photo credit: Noam Galai Few artists can say they’ve worked and collaborated with names like Jay-Z, Kanye West, Scarface, Janet Jackson, Wu-Tang Clan, and the list goes on. Miri Ben-Ari
Photo Credit: John Payne As one of the original architects behind the rise of Death Row Records, John Payne played a pivotal role in building one of the most influential—and
Photo credit: Novel Vintage ‘Make The Music’ is a new, special feature in The Hip Hop Museum Newsletter. We will periodically highlight the artists keeping the art of beatboxing alive
Do you ever wonder what other people thought the first time they heard some of the most iconic voices of the culture? That’s what ‘The First Time I Heard…’ is
Photo Credit: David Bober As a youth growing up in the Bronx, David Bober, aka DJ Sophistifunk, became infatuated with R&B music. This led him to meet Jonathon Cameron Flowers,
Photo credit: Alius Jamila Sams is the founder of Go To Ms. Sams Inc., the only Black-owned, culturally responsive social-emotional learning (SEL) edtech company servicing school districts nationwide (approx. 140 schools across 16 states).
Each month, we will speak to an athlete, celebrity, or non-Hip Hop entertainer about what Hip Hop means to them. This feature is intended to showcase how far-reaching the influence
Photo credit: Baz LaRoyce Hawkins is an actor, comedian, poet, speaker, and musician best known for his role as Officer Kevin Atwater on NBC’s hit series Chicago P.D., a role
Photo credit: Jay Vision Photography Hip Hop has always been about authenticity, and few groups embody that spirit like Nappy Roots. Since breaking onto the scene in the early 2000s,
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