Hip-Hop

Acclaim Digital Cover 007: Earl Sweatshirt/ Los Angeles rapper Earl Sweatshirt shares some wisdom from his 10 years in the game.

Premiere: Raj Mahal Goes Dumb on ‘So Bad’/ The Boston-born, Sydney-based spitter drops some new heat.

It’s Just JPEGMAFIA and His Laptop/ We spent an afternoon with the ‘Veteran’ artist and found out why he relies only on himself.

I.E Hits the Road to Paradise/ The Sydney rapper returns with a brooding new EP and a slick short film to accompany it.

Acclaim Exclusive: The Ricochet Songs Women and Non-Binary People in Hip-Hop Camp/ Photographer Michelle Grace Hunder captured August’s Ricochet Songs Women and Non-Binary People in Hip-Hop Camp.

The New Locals: SUPEREGO/ The Fremantle five-piece on alter egos, studio dynamics, and what’s next.

Fki 1st Is Still Bringing That Good Gas/ The ATL producer talks about his relationship with Travis Scott, working with upcoming artists, and finding inspiration behind a dumpster.

Acclaim Digital Cover 001: Duckwrth/ South Central’s Duckwrth talks his new EP The Falling Man, his love for Bad Brains, and maintaining a positive mental attitude.

The New Locals: Phil Fresh/ The Sydney rapper talks his new single, wrestling, and how the first beat he ever made ended up at schoolies.

The New Locals: Claz/ The Adelaide emcee has clocked almost a decade in the game, but is re-emerging as a new artist.

J.I.D

Catch J.I.D If You Can/ The East ATLien talks Dicaprio 2, Mac Miller, and finding his Revenant.

Jay Rock’s Road to Redemption/ The Grammy winner stays grinding, there’s no time for sleep.

Flohio is Leaving Fear Behind/ The South East Londoner is ready to embrace connection and release a flood of new music, thanks (in part) to Big Draco.

Boogie Ain’t No Snitch/ The Compton Native Talks Working with Eminem, Creepy Puppets and Late Night Scuffles.