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News Dr. Dre has been named the highest-paid musician of 2012, beating out the likes of Diddy, RIhanna, Jay-Z, Kanye West and more.
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Reviews The Soul Tape 2 has its mistakes and cracks but is overshadowed by Fabolous' strength on the mic and the guests he brings on for the features.
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Original Content With 2012 drawing to a close, HNHH decided to look back on the best collaborative albums or mixtapes of the past year.
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News Joe Budden talks about the possibility of a collaboration between supergroups Slaughterhouse and Black Hippy. He also confirmed he has more than one track with Ab-Soul recorded.
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News Big Sean says Eminem isn't part of his sophomore album, "yet".
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Songs Big Boi, one half of the legendary Outkast duo, turns 38 today, and HNHH takes a look at his best solo work.
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Original Content Alicia Augello Cook, known professionally as Alicia Keys, is a pioneer of R&B revival. As she turns 32 today, HNHH decided to break down 15 of her best tracks in honor of the singer's success.
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Reviews Wolf, Tyler, the Creator's third solo album, offers a glimpse of what goes on in his head. It's all over the place but somehow remains cohesive, artistic and meaningful, and is a step in the right direction for the twenty-two year old.
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Original Content In honor of his 21st birthday, HNHH decided to break down Mac Miller's 25 best tracks.
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News Kendrick Lamar recently spoke on being fully backed by new record label, Interscope, while saying he was allowed full creative freedom on his album.
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Original Content On what would have been her 34th birthday, we look back at some of Aaliyah's best tracks from her time at the top.
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Reviews Keeping the hunger going, "Starvation 2" portrays Ace Hood's growth, while touching on various subject matter; from politics to personal tragedy - but all pointing towards bigger and better projects in the near future.
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