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Timbaland and Metro Boomin on the Secrets to Making Hip-Hop Classics

Rolling Stone
Superstar producers Timbaland and Metro Boomin sit down to compare notes on everything from how they work to who's pickiest about their beats.
3 months ago

Backspin: Jungle Brothers — Straight Out the Jungle (1988)

Substack
Native Tongue architects laid the foundation for a new hip-hop ecosystem. (85.5/100)
6 months ago

The Roots Picnic: Hip-Hop is the Love of My Life with Common, Queen Latifah and Digable Planets

mxdwn Music
Held at the iconic Hollywood Bowl, artists like Common, Arrested Development, Digable Planets, The Pharcyde, Black Sheep, Jungle Brothers and the legendary...
6 months ago

Jurassic 5 guest program rage (2002)

Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Join Chali 2na, Akil and DJ Nu-Mark of the illustrious Jurassic 5 as they guest program rage back in 2002 while touring Australia with the Big Day Out.
7 months ago

The easy evolution of Slum Village

The Fader
The two MCs (T3 and Baatin) and rapper/producer (Dilla) formed Slum Village in 1996, the same year Proof, Bizarre, Mr. Porter, Kuniva, and Bugz founded D12.
8 months ago

The Roots add Central Park show with Jungle Brothers & Digable Planets, part of summer tour

BrooklynVegan
The Central Park show is part of The Roots' Hip Hop is the Love of My Life tour.
9 months ago

Jungle Brothers Clear Up Confusion Over DJ Sammy B’s Absence On Current Tour

AllHipHop
The Jungle Brothers—original members of the Native Tongues collective that also included A Tribe Called Quest, Monie Love, Queen Latifah and De La Soul,...
9 months ago

How Native Tongues Expanded Hip-Hop With Eclectic Sounds & Vision

GRAMMY.com
The New York-based collective of the Jungle Brothers, A Tribe Called Quest, Queen Latifah, De La Soul and Monie Love played a pivotal role in reshaping the...
13 months ago

Raps From the Golden Age: Jungle Brothers’ Straight Out the Jungle at 35

PopMatters
The late 1980s were such a febrile time in hip-hop that it soon became known as the Golden Age, a moniker that has stuck around half a century on from the...
14 months ago

Pitchfork Staffers on Their Most Formative Rap Albums

Pitchfork
The hip-hop records that rearranged our brains, including classics by DMX, MF DOOM, Missy Elliott, Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, A Tribe Called Quest, and more.
17 months ago