TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Grand Opus about the negatives and positives of technology, returning to their west coast roots, and their new album, High Power.

TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Sadat X & El Da Sensei about why you shouldn’t be ashamed to do a hard day’s work, why they never listen to critics, and their new album, XL.

TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Nine about working with the Snowgoons, which big name emcees he feels borrowed from his style, and his new album, King.

TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Daddy-O of Stetsasonic about the original Hip-Hop band’s biggest hits, solutions for America’s growing gun epidemic, and his new album, No Tablecloths.

TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Madhattan Mayor about his favorite emcees, why he won’t be pigeonholed into one form of rap, and his new EP produced by Kil Beats, Kil-N-Myself.

TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Los Angeles producer and emcee Kenan Bell. Kenan talks about his Stay Fresh Music imprint, the pressure he feels to start a family, and The Greater Good trilogy of EP’s.

TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Tone Chop & Frost Gamble about why they shouldn't be labeled as a "throwback" act, the importance of fans for independent artists, and about their new album, One.

TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Philly emcee Jazz Fresh. Jazz Fresh talks about stepping away from Hip-Hop for over 15 years, his relationship with other legendary Philadelphia artists. and his new album, Don of the D League.

TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to North London emcee, Da Flyy Hooligan, Da Flyy Hooligan talks about collaborating with U.S. emcees, why he prefers to rhyme on tracks without drums, and his most recent full-length album, S.C.U.M.

TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Cincinnati born and Chicago-based emcee Pete Sayke. Pete talks about Trump, police brutality, Grumpy Old Men, and his new album, Heaven Can Wait.