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  Yep, That Was Earl Sweatshirt Voicing a Fictional Rapper in ‘Atlanta’s Season 4 Premiere

  The California artist voices deceased rapper Blue Blood in episode one of the FX show's final season.

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  What Hi-Fi?

  9 test tracks you've probably never heard of (but should try with your hi-fi system)

  Songs of the more left-field variety that the What Hi-Fi? review team uses for testing...

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  As Afropunk Fest returns to Brooklyn, the real stars are the spectators

  The Afropunk Fest returned to its home location of Brooklyn, N.Y., after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19. While it boasted […] The post As Afropunk Fest returns to Brooklyn, the real stars are the spectators appeared first on TheGrio.

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  Viral Hip-Hop Artist YNG Martyr Signs With Warner Music, Unleashes ‘It Happened’

  “My career has always been very DIY, and in a lot of ways I have done everything in reverse,” the 21-year-old hip-hop artist explains.

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  Burna Boy And The Roots To Headline Afropunk’s 2022 Return To Brooklyn

  The Roots, Lucky Daye, Freddie Gibbs, and more are all set to perform.

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  Variety

  Afropunk Brooklyn Festival Returns With the Roots, Lucky Daye, Burna Boy, More

  After a three-year hiatus, the Brooklyn edition of the Afropunk festival will return this fall, taking place over the weekend of September 10-11 at its traditional location of Commodore Barry Park in the New York City borough’s Fort Greene neighborhood. The lineup, announced Tuesday, (June 14th) includes the Roots, Lucky Daye,m= Tierra Whack, Burna Boy, […]

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  The Courier Journal

  Seeing Jack Harlow and Tyler, the Creator at Forecastle? Don't miss these 12 other acts

  Forecastle has a great list of headliners, but it's the other 40-plus acts, spread out over three stages, that create a dilemma for music fans.

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  How Atlanta Director Hiro Murai Helped Bring Surrealism to Prestige TV

  In the early 2010s, Hiro Murai was a Los Angeles-based music-video director, working regularly with the local Odd Future music collective—which included Frank Ocean, Earl Sweatshirt, and Tyler, the Creator, among others—as well as making the occasional video for musicians like Death Cab for Cutie, Usher, Lupe Fiasco, St. Vincent, and the Shins. Much of his work was strange, in the best way—his 2012 video for Earl Sweatshirt’s “Chum” featured a frog as a stand in for the rapper. Glover wanted t

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  Complex

  Earl Sweatshirt on His Joe Budden ‘Loiter Squad’ Impression: ‘He’s Not Letting It Go’

  In a recent appearance on Showtime's 'Desus & Mero,' Earl Sweatshirt claimed Joe Budden is still bitter about the Odd Future rapper's impersonation of him.

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  Fly Anakin’s ‘No Dough’ Is a 90-Second Tour Through All That Makes Him ‘One of the Illest MCs’

  The Richmond, Virginia rapper can do a bit of everything. See why his standout "No Dough" is a Song You Need to Know

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