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Listen to MuchMusic’s Black History Month Mixtape

February 6th, 2013

February is Black History Month, a time to remember all of the pioneers who led the way for black people everywhere. For us here at Much, it’s also a time for us to recognize artists and songs which raised awareness of the Black struggle over time. Presenting our official BHM mixtape. Kendrick Lamar, Hiii Power [...]

Tags: Black History Month, Busta Rhymes, Chamillionaire, common, damian marley, India.Arie, k'naan, Kendrick Lamar, Maestro, nas, OutKast, Public Enemy, shad, Talib Kweli, Will.i.Am., young jeezy
Posted in Blog, MuchRadar, Music & Videos, News | Posted by Guest Blogger

Public Enemy & N.W.A. nominated for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

October 4th, 2012

The 2013 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction nominees were announced this week and for hip-hop fans, there were two very noticeable inclusions. Political rap pioneers Public Enemy and gangsta rap originators N.W.A. joined the hefty ranks of Rush, Chic, Donna Summer, Deep Purple and Kraftwerk, who have been sampled by everyone from Jay-z [...]

Tags: N.W.A., Public Enemy, RapCity, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Posted in Blog, RapCity | Posted by Cam

Public Enemy ft. Cormega, Large Professor – “Catch The Thrown”

July 19th, 2012

Kanye West and Jay-Z told us to watch the throne, as they represented the richest of the rich. Public Enemy are back with their trademark brand of politically conscious hip-hop, and they’re asking asking who is going to “Catch The Thrown?” Whose going to pick up the 99% when they are down? There has always [...]

Tags: Catch The Thrown, Public Enemy, Stream
Posted in Blog, RapCity, Stream | Posted by Josh

RapCity’s Top Ten List of Albums We’d Love to see Live

August 17th, 2011

In honour of Black Moon performing their backpacker classic Enta Da Stage album in its entirety tonight (well worth the pilgrimage to Brooklyn), we’ve decided to put together an only-in-our-wildest-dreams list of classic albums we’d love to see performed live. From cover to cover, skits included. Some of these picks require physical resurrections, while others [...]

Tags: A Tribe Called Quest, Dr. Dre, jay-z, Kanye West, Lauryn Hill, nas, Notorious B.I.G., Public Enemy, RapCity, wu-tang
Posted in Blog, RapCity | Posted by Guest Blogger

Hip Hop’s Unlikely Collaborations

July 21st, 2011

The video for “Trouble On My Mind” by Pusha T featuring Tyler, The Creator dropped today. There has been talk about how unlikely their collaboration seems but obviously, especially after viewing the video, it’s hip-hop gold. To us the Pusha T and Tyler, Creator link up doesn’t really seem that unlikely to us, so this [...]

Tags: Aerosmith, anthrax, beach boys, black milk, fat boys, Jack White, jay-z, kool keith, Krs-One, Lil' Kim, linkin park, marilyn manson, muse, N.A.S.A., nelly, Phil Collins, Public Enemy, R.E.M., run d.m.c., RZA, The Streets, Tim McGraw, Tom Waits, xavier naidoo
Posted in Blog, News, RapCity | Posted by Emily

Celebrate Black History Month with music to move you

February 1st, 2011

February is Black History Month, an important and special time on the calendar for all people of African descent because it is a time to reflect upon where we have been as a collective and where we are going in the future. It’s a time to remember all of the pioneers who led the way for Black people to be judged as first class citizens worldwide and a time to celebrate our achievements in all realms of society from politics to sports to entertainment and everything in between. For us here at MuchMusic Black History Month is a time for us to recognize artist and songs which raised awareness of the Black struggle over time.

Tags: Black History Month, bob marley, Busta Rhymes, common, k'naan, Kanye West, Krs-One, Maestro, nas, Public Enemy, shad
Posted in Blog | Posted by Guest Blogger

You watch! I watch! Sasquatch!

June 7th, 2010

Now, I don’t mean to rub salt on the Sasquatch! wound, but for those of you who didn’t get to attend Sasquatch! Music Festival at the Gorge Amphitheater in Washington, I truly feel sorry for you. It was one of those epic experiences that festival-goers will tell their grandchildren about over and over again. Sasquatch! [...]

Tags: Almost Famous, Band of Horses, beastie boys, Boys Noize, broken social scene, caribou, city and colour, Coachella, coldplay, dan snaith, Edward Sharpe, Flava Flav, Girls, Hudson Mohawke, jane's addiction, jay-z, Kid Cudi, laura marling, LCD Soundsystem, leslie feist, Local Natives, Magnetic Zeros, Massive Attack, Miike Snow, Mumford and Sons, neon indian, nine inch nails, passion pit, Patrick Watson, Pavement, Phantogram, Public Enemy, Sasquatch!, She & Him, Tallest Man on Earth, Telekenesis, The National, xx, Zooey Deschannel
Posted in Concert Reviews, Concerts & Events | Posted by Arianne - Correspondent