
@DJKrateDigga marks 29 years behind the turntables in this two-part conversation built around The Krate Doc, the new documentary from @TheUmmahCreativeGroup that follows ...
The video examines Kim Wayans' Rhythmless Nation sketch from In Living Color, highlighting how her Whitney Houston and Janet Jackson impressions sparked controversy and h...
DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray examine why New Jack Swing artists faced pressure to prove they could sing live once MTV Unplugged launched in the wake of the Milli Vanilli lip...
DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray unpack the "Black genius" label using the Sly Stone documentary as a starting point, questioning whether the term protects or traps the musician...
DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray ask whether Faith Evans' debut album Faith holds up as a stronger first outing than Mary J. Blige's What's the 411. The two trace Faith Evans' e...
Chaka Khan Was a Rock Star in 1986 — Nobody Talks About It examines the year Chaka Khan moved through rock spaces alongside Robert Palmer, Steve Winwood, and David Bowie ...
This video argues that Dame Dash’s decline was driven more by his public persona than his talent, tracing how his flashy, confrontational image helped him rise behind the...
A short, insightful look at Sparky D’s rise from Brownsville to the Roxanne Wars, spotlighting her distinctive songwriting and delivery on tracks like “Sparky’s Turn” and...
Marley Marl didn't found Cold Chillin' Records — Tyrone "Fly Ty" Williams and Len Fichtelberg did, and that founding story anchors this Queue Points episode on the Juice ...
Whitney Houston’s initial doubt about the lead single “Exhale (Shoop Shoop)” becomes the entry point for a deep dive into the 1995 Waiting to Exhale soundtrack, exploring...