hiphop

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  DJ Pachu
  Pachu is somewhat of a legendary figure in Rio de Janeiro’s DJ scene. With skills that put most other DJs to shame, he’s been involved in classic events in the city that people will be telling their grandkids about.
  

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  Guru & Solar
  Guru, legendary MC formerly of Gangstarr, has recently joined forces with Solar, a producer with a fresh perspective. Together they breathe new life into the game.
  

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  Necro - Death Rap and Rebirth
  Since melding hip hop esthetics with metal content in the early 1990’s and starting his own label, New York’s Necro has been steadily letting fly with a slew of underground recordings, luminous beats and lyrics to make you think twice.
  

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  Earwaks Profiles: Shad
  Getting ready for one of his biggest shows to date, Earwaks spent the day with Shad. What we got was a rare, and candid view into one of Canada's hottest hip hop talents.
  

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  Phife Dawg - Biters Beware
  We caught up with Phife, one third of New York's legendary A Tribe Called Quest, to talk about the politics of sampling, his priorities in life, and why he likes Toronto.
  

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  Royce Da 5'9" - The Show Must Go On
  After years of showing promise as one of the most talented underground emcees in the game, Royce's plateau is over. Having overcome distractions, jail time, and since lining up some heavy collaborations, this may finally be Royce's year.
  

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  DJ Cash Money: Party Rockin
  Take a spin in the back of the ride with DJ Cash Money, the legendary Philly-bred party rocker who once earned the DMC title of "World's Greatest DJ".
  

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  In The Booth With Eternia
  Once a month, Eternia is gonna be hitting us with interviews from some of New York's most recpected and standout artists. But in this first installment, "E" hits us with an introspective and creative interview of herself.
  

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  Supernatural: Freestyle Extraordinaire
  As one of the world's most prominent freestyle mc's, Supernatural has cemented his position in hip hop history. Now he's setting his sights on the future.
  

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  Kool Herc: A Living Legend
  From his first events in the early seventies, Kool Herc has always kept it true to his intent of spreading peace, love and good music.
  

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  Style in Progress 2006
  Toronto's hip hop and graffiti community gathers for an epic four days of art and beats that transforms the city, showcasing a gang of local talent and international guests.
  

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  Afrika Bambaataa
  The Master of Records and godfather of hip hop sits down to give us his thoughts on the culture's evolution, music industry evils, the universe, and Planet so-called Earth.
  

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  Nicolay
  In six years, Netherland's Nicolay has left his mark on independent hiphop through producing his soulful and melodic rhythms. Best known for his work with Foreign Exchange, a long-distance collab project with Phonte of Little Brother, he is now focused on his solo endeavours.
  

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  DJ Nana
  The days when hip hop culture and deejaying started seeping into mainstream media and popular culture seem so long ago. DJ Nana is one of those rare individuals who keeps his eyes and intentions focused on defying the status quo and conformity.
  

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  Rock The Bells Turns Sour in Toronto
  The heralded Rock the Bells Tour rolled through Toronto, Canada on December 5th, and just about everything went wrong, making it one of the worst hip hop shows in Toronto's history.
  

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