hip hop

RVA hip hop review: Destiny Da Chef – !Bang

RVA hip hop review: Destiny Da Chef – !Bang

For the longest time, Destiny Da Chef has been what I feel one of Richmond's most underrated talents. For the longest time, Destiny Da Chef has been what I feel one of Richmond's most underrated talents. Not just within that bullshit, marginalized "Femcee" category,...

RVA hip hop review: Johnny Ciggs – Malt Music

RVA hip hop review: Johnny Ciggs – Malt Music

I like Gritty City Records, I like Johnny Ciggs. I like Gritty City Records, I like Johnny Ciggs. The hunger they represent and blunt depiction of their malt liquor, cigarettes, drugs, and Hip-Hop lifestyle takes me back to what it was like when I first got into this...

RVA hip hop review: Reppa Ton – Forever Changes

RVA hip hop review: Reppa Ton – Forever Changes

One of the equations I live by is Change + Growth = Evolution. One of the equations I live by is Change + Growth = Evolution. You may, or may not remember Reppa Ton's last release The Third Power, which I described as "not his best work", but also as "a good place for...