On this date in 1996, Philadelphia’s own The Roots, led by Black Thought, Questlove, and Malik B, released their third studio album Illadelph Halflife, a project that cemented the group as one of ...
On this day, Sept. 24, in hip-hop history... Thematically, Illadelph Halflife is a project that finds The Roots touching on everything from societal ills ("It Just Don't Stop") to their own flat-out ...
Who belongs on reggae and dancehall's metaphorical mountaintop? Narrowing the genres' influence to just a handful of names feels nearly impossible, but these artists helped shape the sound, culture ...
WHILE we reacquaint ourselves with ‘living in the moment’ to combat the ill-effects of social distancing, Anand Ahuja seems to have found something to look forward to. That’s hot WHILE we reacquaint ...
(AllHipHop News) DJ J. Period and The Roots’ lead vocalist MC Black Thought have released a one-of-a-kind mixtape titled the J. Period Live Mixtape (Illadelph Edition) EP. The latest collaboration ...
Okayplayer and Mick Boogie are very proud to present illadelph/matic, a unique mix of rarities and remixes featuring Nas and The Roots. Our dude M. Boogs put the mix together for Madden Bowl ...
The Roots are marking the anniversaries of several of their landmark albums — 1995’s Do You Want More?!!!??!, 1996’s Illadelph Halflife and 1999’s breakthrough album, Things Fall Apart — with ...
The Illadelph is quickly becoming our one stop shop for freeze frame fun culled from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. It was just a couple of weeks ago when The Illadelph spotted Pub & Kitchen’s ...
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