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"I'm breaking generational curses and creating generational wealth," says the 26-year-old hitmaker Coi Leray.

SleazyWorld Go explains what led to him taking rap seriously and ultimately his successful breakout hit Sleazy Flow in an exclusive XXL interview.

SleazyWorld Go explains what led to him taking rap seriously and ultimately his successful breakout hit Sleazy Flow in an exclusive XXL interview.

SleazyWorld Go explains what led to him taking rap seriously and ultimately his successful breakout hit Sleazy Flow in an exclusive XXL interview.

While Sleepy Hallow keeps his drill rhymes short, the class of rappers that shaped his tastes growing up cut much deeper than the surface level.

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Bronx drill rapper Kay Flock discusses finding success at 18, his recently-released 'D.O.A. Tape' and the influences that shaped his style.

The Break Presents: SoFaygo There arent many rappers that can say they had dreams to live this lifestyle since pre-school, but such is the case with SoFaygo. The 19-year-old Atlanta-bred artist, who had a viral hit over the last year with his song "Knock Knock," experienced his first real brush with hip-hop when he was in fourth grade. His cousin was recording in a basement studio at a house they were at and a curious SoFaygo went downstairs to see what he was up to. Next thing the rap newcom...

Ma Rainey Check out this track! Ma Rainey’s ‘See See Rider Blues’, in which the primordial germ of rock ‘n’ roll lives. Chicago blues Heyday: 1950s and 1960s Muddy Waters (Getty) What is it:With US cities on the skids following the Great Depression, life was still tough. It’s no wonder the blues took a turn towards the dirt again. Unlike urban blues, this music was performed on the street and at so-called ‘rent parties’, where tenants would stage gigs to raise the money to pay t...