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He’s long been the pioneer of the Australian rap scene, and with his tenth and likely final album on the horizon, self-made rapper Kerser is planning to go out with a bang.
On her second Solar Power single, the songwriter gets deep while also flashing the kind of whimsy you can only get from being high in a public place
The Hey What track builds and builds in a way that makes you wonder what’s coming next without giving the answer away
When Rolling Stone Australia speaks to Toni Watson before the release of her debut album Welcome to the Madhouse, she’s elated. But it’s not for the reason you may think.
‘The Closing Time, spearheaded by Mekons frontman Jon Langford, to help raise awareness and funds for the Chicago Independent Venue League
Their song on Pop Smoke’s second album since his death is a winner — and a reminder of the touchy nature of such collaborations
Whether freestyling, beatboxing, rocking the party, or making booger jokes, the late New York MC brought wit and wisdom to rap and beyond for 30-plus years
As Nick Murphy returns to the spotlight with his first Chet Faker album in seven years, the globally-recognised artist speaks to Rolling Stone about what’s really in a name.
A previously unreleased 2010 Prince record arrives this month. His collaborators look back on the sessions and offer a glimpse into the icon’s private world
The iconic producer discusses his work on Tyler, the Creator’s album, and the legacy of mixtapes in rap music.
