Donny Morrison

The race between a pro-pharma politician and a public health doctor raises an essential question: will the leaders who enabled this deadly catastrophe ever be held to account?

The Rap-Up considers the most notable singles of the past week. Today, Donald Morrison reviews new work from Kodak Black, Cash Cobain, Rio Da Yung Og, and more.

We break down the essential new rap singles that dropped this week.

We break down new singles from Cletus Strap, fakemink, and more.

The testimony is part of recently obtained court documents in an ongoing civil suit.

Donald Morrison reports from the house that Ruth built on night two of Jay-Z residency.

We break down new tracks from Samara Cyn, Tierra Whack, Mike Sherm, and more.

Donald Morrison considers new tracks from R3 DA Chilliman, FrostydaSnowmann, Mike Sherm, and more.

Four years after Drakeo the Ruler's murder, official answers are scarce. Donald Morrison takes a closer look at the online sleuths attempting to fill—or exploit—that vacuum.

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Blue Pesos still out rapping most of LA, endearing raps from Judah Weston, and more in this week's Rap-Up.

A new five-man Bay Area superteam connecting San Francisco and Oakland, a new bubbling artist out of Massachusetts, a linkup with LaRussell and Lil Jon and more.

A filthy posse cut that serves as an LA New Year's anthem, a standout feature from Peysoh on the latest track from Lil Weirdo, new Cletus Strap and more.

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OT The Real brilliantly captures the hopelessness opioid endemic, another new standout feature from Skrilla, a chaotic Michigan posse cut and more.

A new Kodak Black freestyle alongside Guwop Reign and TTO K.T., new music from blow-era legend Joey Fatts, Wynne spitting over the "Peekaboo" beat and more.

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We rank the most essential and influential albums of this quintessentially American art form.

An eclectic Rap-Up that highlights new music from Jim Legxacy, xaviersobased, DaBaby, Hit-Boy and more.

The best rapper from Michigan talks to POW about his personal evolution, surviving almost five years in jail, his relationship with Drakeo, and more.