
Watch DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray on six golden era hip-hop album covers and the photographers, stylists and labels behind them.
Watch Jay Ray and Christopher R. Rogers on hip hop in the academy, PnB Rock and the book 'My City Need Something.'
Watch DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray on who really wrote Shannon's "Let the Music Play," who sings its hook and how a Bronx bedroom demo became freestyle.
Watch Jay Ray, Christopher R. Rogers and DJ Naij B discuss Engineered Grace Vol. 1, an EP made from field recordings across Chester, PA.
Explore how Freddie Jackson built a robust 1980s R&B empire rooted in quiet storm authenticity rather than pop. This Queue Points episode traces his Harlem beginnings, th...
This episode of Queue Points evaluates whether Young Thug truly ranks among the greatest living songwriters by weighing vocal melody, cultural influence, and lyrical stru...
This video explores how corporate incentives and industry consolidation pushed major labels away from supporting protest anthems, favoring safer, commercially viable trac...
A veteran photographer and archivist reflects on how smartphones have shifted Black Atlanta nightlife from shared present-moment energy to curated social media content, c...
Examining why Fat Joe saying the N-word feels like a hate crime to us, hosts DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray unpack the rapper's ongoing defense of his language use through his...
@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...