Genre blending is not a new concept. Hip-Hop has been chopping, remixing, and sampling recorded
Planet Ill’s Definitive series rolls on with volume 1 of our DJ Muggs Interview. Celebrity DJs, touring with legends, and East Coast/West Coast love.
Public Enemy is still louder than a bomb as they bring you the visuals for “Everything.”
Public Enemy returns wiht a few guests on new album Most Of My Heroes Still Don’t Appear On No Stamp.
Planet Ill will always support a Chuck D rhyme and a funky ass bassline. We shall not be moved baby.
PE’s seminal classic hit louder than a bomb. Here is one writer’s tale of the tape.
Yo Sal, how come there ain’t no brothers on the wall?
How did being socially aware in Hip-Hop become played out? We examine.
By The Planet Ill Staff And so after a full day of hearing about boo’d
Put your fist in the air and shake your afro like you just don’t care because Planet Ill is about to hip you to some of the best black power anthems music has to offer. Enjoy.