Showing Posts From "May 2018"

Our favorite episodes of Amoeba Music's award-winning web series "What's In My Bag?" from DJ Quik to Earl Sweatshirt to Ariel Pink. Read more

"Black Star was more than a group––it was an idea that was fully realized in a bygone, impossible-to-recreate moment." Remembering Mos Def & Talib Kweli Are Black Star, 20 years later. If a ... Read more

Bobby Hundreds and Rawkus Records co-founder Jarret Myer discuss the history of the iconic independent hip-hop imprint that housed groundbreaking acts like Company Flow, Big L, Pharoahe Monch, Blac... Read more

The Hundreds X Rawkus Records Lookbook. The collection is available now. Read more

Kweli and Myer discuss the importance of Black Star making songs that celebrate women of color, lyricism, and the possibility of a Black Star reunion album with production from Madlib. Read more

Alex Wong rounds up his favorite 10 albums from Rawkus Records, the underground label that emerged during the golden era of hip-hop and introduced artists like Mos Def, Pharoahe Monch, and Company ... Read more

Jensen Karp's top 10 releases from the unforgettable collective that is Rawkus Records. Get out your baggy jeans and Newsies paperboy hat, and practice your tag, because it’s time go completely sub... Read more

“It’s okay, the girls don’t notice.” This is a quote that has resonated in my head for almost a decade, especially when I think about streetwear. Read more

Jameel Raeburn breaks down how 2018's music acts are restoring the feeling of music videos as full-fledged events and breathing life back into the medium. Read more

From the legendary Kenny Scharf to Slick and The Seventh Letter, we've rounded up all the interviews and collaborations we've done with artists that are at Beyond the Streets, the groundbreaking Lo... Read more

A former streetwear brand head turned full-time illustrator is creating a rich visual world of supercool cyborgs dripping with gear. Read more

Here's a list of local retailers near you that might still carry The Hundreds X Garfield collab in-store and online. Stay supporting local for the culture ✊. Read more

The lookbook video for The Hundreds Summer 2018, inspired by hot, hazy West Coast summers—a season spent on the stoop, lounging at pools from the suburbs to SoCal city streets. Read more

"To me: Garfield is the face of the franchise, but Jon is the heart and soul of what the comic strip is really about." Read more

Presenting our The Hundreds X Garfield lookbook, starring The Hundreds staff in place of Jon Arbuckle. Read more

As an outspoken advocate for Dreamer’s rights, Nigerian-born artist Mannywellz uses his art as a way to voice his reality. Read more

One day my quiet little world was disrupted by an unearthly voice, and a crack opened up into the great and yawning beyond—and it was all Garfield’s fault. Read more