Black History Month

Bay area rapper Nimsins honors Black resistance with 'Black August 2' [Album Review]

January 27, 2026
Royvi Hernandez

Just in time for Black History Month, Bay Area rapper and hip-hop artist Nimsins has released another album–Black August 2. This project is Nimsins' way of speaking on Black literature,…

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KAYTRANADA moves forward with "Caution"

February 18, 2021
Aaron Schmidtke

There are not many artists that are able to garner worldwide fame on only a pair of albums but Louis Celestin or KAYTRANADA as hip-hop heads have learned to know him…

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Jensen McRae is having a moment for Black artists in folk [Interview]

February 11, 2021
Gregory Castel

Not too long ago, Los Angeles singer-songwriter, Jensen McRae sat down in her bedroom and sang a parody verse on what it would be like if future Phoebe Bridgers wrote a…

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Ben Williams makes a potent statement with new single "We Shall Overcome"

January 27, 2020
Evan Crandell

As we sit here in between Martin Luther King, Jr. day and Black History Month, with the current state of sociopolitical affairs in the world, we are reminded of the…

Black History Month

Bay area rapper Nimsins honors Black resistance with 'Black August 2' [Album Review]

KAYTRANADA moves forward with "Caution"

Jensen McRae is having a moment for Black artists in folk [Interview]

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