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"I was frustrated [after getting sober] that I couldn’t write songs in a half-hour without the cocaine, but I hit a creative burst this year. I’m sharper, I’m more on top of my game.”
“We are planning on touring to and from Austin and hitting some of the surrounding areas. We’ll be driving in our minivan, which we hope doesn’t fall apart.”
Sober and with Arcitype producing by his side, a Boston hip-hop stalwart modifies his craft and hustle
“I didn’t cross over, I didn’t eat my integrity, but I didn’t get to put something out with just my name on it either.”
Commonwealth Records founder was relentless advocate for artists
A vaulted dispatch from the first time Termanology and Slaine recorded together
"There’s so much to be gained from cannabis, why ruin lives over it?"
No longer trapped in America, hip hop act N.B.S. spits worldwide with Snowgoons.
That means Rick from Needham doesn’t just have to pretend he’s excited to bring you and your drunk friend all the way back to Southie at 3AM for no tip, but he now has to listen to Three 6 Mafia the whole way...
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