Profiles
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Profiles Joey Purp talks Save Money, bridging divides in Chicago rap, and his long-awaited new project "iiiDrops."
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Profiles Coming from the projects of Benton Harbor, Michigan, Honorable C-Note is now one of the most reliable hitmakers in Atlanta. After a relentless grind, he's ready to tell his story.
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Profiles DJ Spinz on working with Future, creating Ty Dolla $ign's "Blasé," and the collaborative approach of Atlanta producers.
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Profiles Flipp Dinero speaks on Brooklyn, "Leave Me Alone," and his upcoming plans in "On The Come Up."
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Profiles INTERVIEW: The artist formerly known as QuESt discusses his personal journey since leaving Visionary Music Group and his new album “Far From Familiar."
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Profiles Interview: Logic's in-house producer/secret weapon 6ix discusses his unique musical upbringing and the making of "The Incredible True Story."
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Profiles Uno The Activist talks his unique style, his origins, recording process and more in "On The Come Up."
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Profiles 1017 Eskimo's resident princess Asian Da Brat reflects on being kicked out of school, Erykah Badu, and more in "On The Come Up."
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Profiles Reason talks signing to TDE, working on the "Black Panther" soundtrack & more in the latest "On The Come Up" episode.
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Profiles Gnar is creating a whole wave.
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Profiles Read our exclusive interview with Jacquees, Birdman's newest protege.
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Profiles INTERVIEW: Rob $tone talks growing up in San Diego, his 1207 crew and the success of his debut single "Chill Bill."
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Profiles Bryson Tiller is poised to break out in a big way with his upcoming album "T R A P S O U L."
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Profiles Reese LaFlare talks skateboarding, getting into rap and more on the latest episode of "On The Come Up."
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Profiles Saweetie reflects on the benefits of entrepreneurship, her formative influences, and more in "On The Come Up."
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Mitch Findlay