A food reference is more than just a look into the diet of a rapper. How Action Bronson uses food in his raps shows who he is.

Two artists who released folk music in the early 1970s and gained popularity decades later make for a breathtaking listening experience.

Iggy Pop and Cage the Elephant surprised fans when they announced a collaboration on new single “Broken Boy.” Their collaboration was nothing radical, proving they are the perfect blend.

No duo challenges the music industry quite like rap’s pair of literary homies.

Food and music are heavily intertwined with how much people enjoy their social occasions, which is why restaurants put a lot of thought into the music that will back their customer’s meals. Having a good house playlist can make or break the restaurant experience, but when done right, the music is often ignored or forgotten. 

With growing influence comes social responsibility, so it’s no wonder that some of our favorite faces in rap have decided to adopt plant-based lifestyles as we face never-before-seen environmental challenges going into 2020. 

The hip-hop and R&B titans always put on an extravagant performance when on a track together.

While many know MGMT from their big hits, not as many have heard of Red Vox. Both bands have catalogues full of energetic, intricately crafted, introspective, and outstanding music in a vast array of musical styles. While their particular styles may differ, their music still feels the same at the core.

The drastically different soul-inspired styles of Amy Winehouse and Solange complement each other to create a listening experience you won’t want to miss.