Patrick Lyons

Original Content Crew Love: Odd Future Get familiar with Odd Future's many members in this week's "Crew Love," where we break down a different crew every other week. By Patrick Lyons March 03, 2014
Original Content Samples Of The Week: February 27 A breakdown of the week's hottest tracks by their samples. By Patrick Lyons February 27, 2014
Reviews Review: Lil Herb's "Welcome To Fazoland" Lil Herb's debut effort, "Welcome To Fazoland", is a strong mix of drill and soul-inspired production, all connected with Herbo's hard-hitting flow. By Patrick Lyons February 21, 2014
Original Content Samples Of The Week: February 20 A breakdown of the week's hottest tracks by their samples. By Patrick Lyons February 20, 2014
Original Content Crew Love: Pro Era Get familiar with Pro Era's many members in this week's "Crew Love," where we break down a different crew every other week. By Patrick Lyons February 17, 2014
Original Content Samples Of The Week: February 13 A breakdown of the week's hottest tracks by their samples. By Patrick Lyons February 13, 2014
Original Content OutKast's 10 Best Music Videos We take a look at ten of OutKast's dopest music videos, as we approach their reunion festival tour. By Patrick Lyons February 11, 2014
Original Content Hip-Hopera HotNewHipHop presents 13 hip-hop songs with operatic backing vocals. By Patrick Lyons February 07, 2014
Original Content Samples Of The Week: February 6 In this feature, we break down some of the past week's hottest tracks by their samples. By Patrick Lyons February 06, 2014
Original Content Crew Love: A$AP Mob Get familiar with A$AP Mob's many members in this new feature, "Crew Love", where we will break down a different crew every other week. By Patrick Lyons February 03, 2014
Original Content Samples Of The Week: January 30 In this new feature, we break down some of the week's hottest tracks by their samples. By Patrick Lyons January 30, 2014
News The American HipHopcrisy The American HipHopcrisy is a grand overview of the state of today's Hip Hop genre. The raw-griddiness of this 9th Wonder production masterfully lays out the canvas while the artist (Catcreek Musa) vividly implodes bar after bar of conscious content about the hypocrisy in America and Hip Hop and how the two marry. Not only Catcreek Musa talks about issues people wouldn't dare to "touch", he tackles head on, in an attempt to wake up the people who have been lobbied to sleep by the Hidden Hand. By Patrick Lyons January 13, 2014