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Remy Ma is getting ready to drop her new album 'Seven Winters, Six Summers' with Columbia Records, and she recently teamed up with Lil' Kim for the new single “Wake Me Up.” The track is produced by

Maryland rapper YBN Cordae released his solo debut album, ‘The Lost Boy,’ on July 26.

Chicago singer Ann Marie took 'The Genius Test' to show how much she knows about ‘90s R&B, the era that served as the inspiration for her own music.

Lil Yachty took inspiration from the late Bankroll Fresh on “FWM,” a cut off his project ‘Lil Boat 2,’ which was released on March 9th.

FLO is back at Genius again, but this time to perform their hit single “Cardboard Box,” which has been streamed over 13 million times on Spotify to date.

Oscar-nominated actor Jonah Hill stepped behind the camera for his directorial debut ‘Mid90s,’ a coming-of-age film centered around a 13-year-old boy who finds himself through skateboarding.

K-pop continues to grow in US popularity in a big way, with groups like BTS and BLACKPINK leading the way.

Ab-Soul’s opening track off DWTW is “Raw (Backwards),” a clear message to his competition.

Jeremy Zucker’s “not ur friend” has found a strong audience with over 1 million YouTube views to date. The track is self-produced, and appears on love is not dying.

CHVSE’s “Blackout” has found a strong audience with nearly 4 million YouTube views to date. The single is produced by HomageBeats.

Baltimore rapper Shordie Shordie is the latest artist to appear on 'Open Mic,' performing his latest hit, “DOCTORS.” The track has racked up more than 2 million Spotify plays to date and appears on

Jesus Honcho’s “Infatuated” has found a strong audience with over 6 million Spotify streams to date. It is produced by CheetoTheHero and appears on '7 Vibez'.

Gen Z apps like TikTok and Dubsmash, both of which allow users to make and share videos with audio clips, have helped rising artists like Ava Max, CalBoy, and Lil Nas X score their first Billboard

In 2007, The-Dream wrote one of the biggest hits of the decade—Rihanna's "Umbrella." In this excerpt of the first installment of 'Genius Level,' Terius “The-Dream” Nash explains how quickly the song

'Jeopardy!' has become a cultural staple since it first aired in the 1980s, with popular host Alex Trebek fielding thousands of questions over the years.

Skip Marley has had a huge year so far thanks in part to his high-profile guest appearance on Katy Perry’s “Chained to the Rhythm.” While that may have been many people’s introduction to the

Blac Chyna has been a popular lyrical reference in hip-hop for years.

Wale has teamed up with his frequent collaborator Jeremih for their latest hit “On Chill”. The official video for the song has already racked up more than 32 million YouTube views to date.

Spice’s “Black Hypocrisy” is her latest hit, and it’s already racked up 3.4 million YouTube views to date.

Detroit has produced renowned figures in hip-hop from Eminem to J Dilla, and the current scene is buzzing with fresh talent.

Thanks to a viral TikTok trend, a mid-aughts children’s TV show song has taken over the Internet with a catchy beat by Hip-Hop Harry. The “Go, Go, Go!

Last month, several songwriters and producers spoke out against Spotify for appealing a controversial ruling that would increase royalty rates for songwriters by 44 percent.

In August, Don Q teamed up with his frequent collaborator A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie on the ‘Don Season 2’ single “Yeah Yeah.” The moody track is produced by Murda Beatz and features a guest verse from

Lajan Slim’s breakout single, “Haitians,” produced by PatSwazy is a celebration of his Haitian roots.

Kodie Shane’s latest EP Big Trouble Little Jupiter features a track titled “NOLA.” Over production from Childish Major, Matty P, D.

Things always get dicey when you fall for your partner’s closest pal.

Anaheim, Calif. rapper Phora inked a major label deal with Warner Bros. back in April thanks to the strong performance of his independently-released albums, most notably 2016’s With Love.

Gucci Mane has been consistently rolling out new music this past year, teaming up with Lil Pump, A$AP Rocky, Migos, and others along the way.

Machine Gun Kelly’s collab with former Fifth Harmony member Camila Cabello “Bad Things” peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100.