Oct 30, 2025
Today in Hip Hop History:
Sean Price released his third solo studio album Mic Tyson October 30, 2012
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Today in Hip Hop History:
Sean Price released his third solo studio album Mic Tyson October 30, 2012
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Heltah Skeltah & O.G.C. in VIBE Magazine June/July 1996 issue. Written by Elliott Wilson. Photographed by Chi Modu.
Black Moon
"Stay Real"
Total Eclipse
Duck Down Records
Sean Price - Monkey Barz (Duck Down, 2005) Genre: Hip Hop, Boom Bap Artwork: Romeo Tanghal, Raphael Tanghal
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Pictures of eiderdown, submerged and emerged, showing its great hydrophobic qualities. - Icelandic Eider (purveyor of the new exciting outdoor brand Ducking Warm)
The meaning of “underground rap” has changed over the years. This is the story of underground hip-hop’s evolution, and the shifting meaning of the term.
Really cool stuff. This is a topic that I always find interesting: what does "underground" really mean today, in the year 2021? I think I'm aligned with Mavi's thoughts and this great Jonathan Tanners quote: "Part of [being underground] is an aesthetic, and part of it is an ideology. And I think that's where people get confused.”
s/o to Andre Gee for the terrific write-up (especially interesting to find this featured in Complex, it says a great deal about the stylistic climate of rap music at the moment, and where content is trending).