Drake — One of the Most Culturally Fluid Artists of the Decade
A country well known for various sports, food and multiculturalism is responsible for raising Drake, one of the most influential musical artists in history.
The Relatable Side of Kid Cudi
With the advent of hip-hop music recently celebrating its 50th anniversary, let’s look at one of the most influential and culturally fluid artists this century: Scott Mescudi, known by his stage name Kid Cudi.
Reggaeton — The Art Of Cultural Fluidity Through Music
In today’s world, music has the ability to transform cultures, races and ethnicities. Music has the ability to reach the…
Rihanna’s Powerful Impact On The R&B Music Scene With Her Inspiring Barbadian Style
While many know Rihanna by her harmonious R&B ballads and her tasteful fashion statements, what many don’t know about the…
How ‘Hashem Melech 2.0’ Showcases Jewish Hidden Diversity In The United States
In the song “Hashem Melech 2.0,“ Gad Elbaz and Nissim rap and sing together around the original version of a…
Logic On the Powerful Steps He Took to Expand His Musical Horizons – Part 2 of 2
In Part 1, we looked at the origins of rapper and hip hop artist Logic. In this part, we look…
Logic the Rapper On Learning How to Survive to Strive Against the System (Part 1 of 2)
BACKGROUNDSir Robert Bryson Hall II, also known as the Logic the rapper, is a Maryland, U.S.A. native from the suburbs…
Explosión Negra: Advancing the Sound of Afro-Colombian Music
The three members of Explosión Negra combine native Colombian sounds like cumbia and buyerengue with modern elements like hip hop,…
Rage Against The Machine’s Zack De La Rocha on Immigration and the Need for Powerful Protest
Rage Against the Machine frontman Zack De La Rocha is no stranger to combatting injustice and oppression. Using his massive platform and colossal success, he has created a culture of acceptance for migrants from all walks of life.
