Hip-Hop is far from “dead.” Whether it’s underground, indie or even mainstream, Hip Hop continues to evolve while reviving its original essence. The Revival is a web series that features just that, Hip Hop’s revival. The MC Media Group, in collaboration w/ Daybreak Media, premiere Episode 01 with the legendary, Pete Rock.

R.A. The Rugged Man may have a thriving independent career in 2013, but back in the 90s his outlandish behavior left him blackballed by the industry, with rumors flying about his out-of-control conduct. In a new interview with Backspin TV, R.A. confirms that one of those rumors is actually true. “In Long Island there were [cont.]

With his hotly anticipated second album Born Sinner set for a week one sales battle with Kanye West and Mac Miller, we grabbed J. Cole to talk about putting his sophomore effort together, from sampling himself to finding the inspiration to produce every track and more.

AZ Speaks on how Jay-Z was in high school, and other topics.

Just Blaze and Young Guru sit down for an exclusive conversation on Hard Knock TV. In Part 2 Just Blaze and Young Guru start off talking about early Rocafella days and how they think there won’t be a conglomerate like that again for several reasons. As the interview continues they share stories of how Keep [cont.]

Kid Capri brings Master Of The Mix champ Jayceeoh to The Breakfast Club.

Q-Tip is one of hip hop’s greatest MCs and producers. As a member of A Tribe Called Quest, he helped to shape the sound of hip hop throughout the ’90s. The group’s exceptional run of full-lengths became a blueprint for MCs looking to balance the literate and the absurd, as well as producers searching for [cont.]

Legendary Brooklyn rapper Talib Kweli explains “white male privilege” in hip-hop, claiming that it has led to the success of Mac Miller, Macklemore, and Eminem. However, Talib explains how Eminem’s vision set him apart from other artists at the time.

Pharrell discussed a broad range of topics with Mass Appeal, such as what it was like growing up in Virginia Beach, working with Daft Punk, and the biggest misconception about him. Bonus, Pharrell talks to AOL about his new 2 Chainz track, in the second clip. Pharrell Williams on Producing the New 2 Chainz Track, [cont.]

Kiss sits in with The Breakfast Club to speak on his next project, Top 5 Dead Or Alive, the next Lox LP, J. Cole vs. Kanye West, possibly working with Jay-Z, and more.

Schoolboy Q makes his first visit to LA’s Power 106 for an interview on Big Boy’s Neighborhood.

5 Things You Didn’t Know about J. Cole, presented by The Breakfast Club.

In this interview with SkeeTV, Raekwon in studio interview talks about his new album F.I.L.A.

Everlast speaks with The Bee Shine about what inspires him, adapting to the latest technology, and more.

While on his King Remembered In Time tour, Big K.R.I.T. sat down with StrongArm (90.5FM KSJS) for an exclusive interview after his performance at DNA Lounge in San Francisco. Among topics discussed were the new project, K.R.I.T. (King Remembered In Time) and tour, linking with Spike Lee for a short film for the “Praying Man” [cont.]

Danny Brown clarifies his stance on Billy Crystal vs. Bill Murray, and other hot button topics.

In this interview with Montreality, Fabolous speaks about his upcoming studio album, Loso’s Way 2 (creative approach, release date), relationship w/ fellow Brooklyn rapper Jay-Z, memories of the late, great Nate Dogg and more.

Wale sits in at Sway In The Morning, and speaks on his new album, The Gifted, dating life, his “Bad” remix w/ Rihanna, intricacy, and more.

Just Blaze and Young Guru sit down for an exclusive conversation on Hard Knock TV. The interview starts of with Young Guru asking Just Blaze about his new song Higher and about making transition from Hip Hop into EDM. Just Blaze says that he has always made electronic beats but that he didn’t always have [cont.]

Talib Kweli chopped it up with VladTV recent about the indie music scene compared to main stream success. He spoke specifically about the indie paths taken by Macklemore and Mac Miller, and how they’ve managed to gain wide-spread success without turning to a label to make them famous. Talib feels as though Macklemore’s talents have [cont.]