For an artist, longevity is rarely achieved without an ability to adapt and deliver different sounds. New directions, twists, and turns sonically are often witnessed in...
After last years “Decapitation Chamber” feat. Ghostface Killah & “Leatherface” with Bizarre, Hopsin, & King Gordy comes an unexpected collaboration of mass proportions from Detroit’s own...
Released on November 7, 1995, GZA “Liquid Swords” has stood the test of time in a way very few hip-hop records will ever come close to....
Prepare yourself for seven minutes of bar for bar terror as a treacherous squad of emcees team up in a record fit for the Halloween season....
As the Halloween season comes creeping forward, so does the anticipation for an obscenely wicked collaboration. Four confirmed hip hop heavyweights and one big possibility shall...
From recently wrecking stages worldwide alongside Wu-Tang Clan to teasing us with upcoming collaborations with the likes of Hopsin Detroit’s Lazarus has been representing non-stop. Now...
Following last years mega-hit “Decapitation Chamber” feat. Ghostface Killah along with multiple performances worldwide with the legendary Wu-Tang Clan Detroit’s own Lazarus is back on the...
Welcome to The Hip Hop Locker Room, our new monthly interview series at DetroitRap.com. Starting the year off right we’ve got our first special guest LAZARUS....
After much anticipation, the video to one the years hottest underground records has officially arrived in full. Just in time for Halloween comes the fittingly disturbing...
Delivering a sneak peek dosage of the killer combination of Lazarus & Ghostface Killah comes the trailer for “Decapitation Chamber“. Take in the preview & stay...
The editor finally tells his own story.
Detroit is winning, you best believe that. It could not be a better time to be a fan of the...
In the internet age, terms to describe things become less powerful, lose the impact of its meaning. Lets take the...
What can I say about the Streetlife guys to let you know they are up next? Well let me start...
