Few artists have transformed their image and sound as completely as Tyler, The Creator. Back in the early days—Goblin felt like a punch in the face: loud, brash, and unapologetic. At the time, critics dismissed him as a shock artist seeking attention, but they missed the point. Tyler wasn’t courting controversy for its own sake; […]
shahuarty’s The Ego & Its Own is a powerful anthem of self-realization and rebellion against societal norms. In a track rich with sharp lyricism, he critiques the false facades of fame, the superficiality of validation, and the hypocritical morality that binds individuals to collective illusions. Drawing from cultural, historical, and literary references, shahuarty rejects external pressures, urging listeners to embrace their individuality. As Indian hip-hop continues to evolve, this song stands out for its bold philosophical message, challenging the conventions of the genre and offering a fresh, introspective perspective on personal authenticity.
Exploring the Origins of Hip-Hop: A Journey Through Time Hip-Hop. The word conjures up images of energetic breakdancing crews, infectious rhythmic beats, and lyrics that pack a punch. But this vibrant culture boasts a rich history, deeply rooted in the Bronx, New York, where African American communities used artistic expression to celebrate their identity and […]
Introduction The rise of Tamil rapper Dacalty from Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, mirrors the broader emergence of Indian hip-hop as a formidable cultural force. His album, “Mosh Pit Masala,” stands as a testament to his unique ability to blend traditional Tamil elements with contemporary hip-hop beats. This blog includes an exclusive interview that explores the inception […]
In the heart of Srinagar, amidst the serene landscapes and the haunting echoes of conflict, emerges a voice that transcends boundaries and speaks truth to power. AHMER, a prolific rapper and producer hailing from Kashmir, is not just an artist; he is a symbol of resilience, defiance, and cultural pride. Through his lyrics, steeped in […]
