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North Carolina inmate on death row releases rap song from behind bars
According to the North Carolina Department of Public Safety, there are 135 offenders on death row. Only one has the distinction of recording a rap song from behind bars. Michael Braxton, age 48, who goes by the name Rrome Alone, recorded and released “Live on Death Row.” It really was recorded live from death row.…
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OTF RAPPER DOODIE LO HONORS KING VON AMID ‘WELCOME TO O’BLOCK’ GOLD PLAQUE
Doodie Lo reps his Only The Family apparel to the fullest and unleashed his Big Doodie Lo album in August. The Illinois native returned on Thursday (September 30) to release a menacing video for project deep cut “Nowhere.” For ThePictureMan-directed clip, Doodie Lo mobs in the streets with his crew before heading inside a convenience…
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TRAVIS SCOTT’ GOT CERTIFIED FOR HIS TRENDSETTING BY DIOR VISIONARY KIM JONES
Travis Scott is no doubt one of the most influential rappers in mainstream Hip Hop scene and the youth emulate his every move when it comes to trendsetting. With La Flame on board to collaborate with Dior on their Spring/Summer 2022 collection, AnOther Magazine caught up with Travis Scott and fashion icon Kim Jones to…
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Farm Music Festival kicks off in Milwaukee featuring hip-hop, electronic artists
Agriculture come together with music in Milwaukee as the second annual Farm Music Festival kicked off yesterday, Friday, Oct. 1. The Collaborative Farm has been partially redesigned to be an educational facility, food production facility and now, a music venue. It features hip-hop and electronic artists from around the country. Music fans get the chance…
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Hip-hop legend DJ GrandÂmaster Flash kicks off UB residency
Joseph Saddler, popularly known as famous DJ and rap legend Grandmaster Flash, is preparing to direct UB’s next Working Artists lab. "I'm here to ignite that is all possible. And maybe they need a degree of belief. And if I could just do that, it would be really cool," DJ Grandmaster Flash said. The lab…
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NYC hip hop artist to open streetwear store, host music festival in Harrisburg
 KOTA The Friend, Brooklyn, N.Y. based hip hop artist plans to make his way to Harrisburg next month to open a streetwear and skate shop in Midtown, as well as to perform a concert. In early 2020, KOTA announced that he had purchased the Reily Street building that formerly housed the restaurant, Right on Reily,…
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