This documentary offers a revealing look at Southern rapper Lil Wayne, from his beginnings with the Hot Boys through his big break as a solo artist. 

If you like your rap dirty and your hip-hop nasty, XXX Hip Hop is made just for you. Sex-obsessed and filthy, the double-disc set brings together some of the biggest names in... More...

Hip-Hop Uncensored, Volume 4: Miami Vices follows the lives of rap stars Ja Rule, Too Short, Lil' Kim, Ludacris and others. See them rehearsing, traveling to gigs, recording their... More...

Experience the very first hip-hop video magazine that is of the people, by the people, and for the people, in the one release that takes viewers on a hip-hop tour of the nation... More...

As the single continues its downward slide in relevance within the music industry, compilations like Totally Hip Hop become increasingly necessary. Consisting predominantly of the... More...

Like past volumes in the series, Source Hip Hop Music Awards 2001 features many of the year's biggest rap hits, emphasizing quality as well as popularity. While the majority of... More...

After a 22-year grudge due to a disagreement over the birthplace of hip-hop, KRS-One and Marley Marl finally make amends onHip Hop Lives. Unfortunately, the album that could be a... More...

Since 1997, the Source Presents: Hip Hop Hits series has plotted the progression of rap music as it has played an increasing role in mainstream culture. The sixth volume of Source... More...

For those who thought hip-hop was nothing more than rampant materialism, blatant sexism, and flippant foul language, prepare to be surprised as director and producer Christopher... More...

Bavu Blakes makes hip-hop sensible once again for those who have become disillusioned by music made by marketing gimmick. His conversational style of emceeing presents the modern... More...

In the late '80s and early '90s, rap invaded the pop music world to the point where many rappers were considered mere pop artists. As a result, the genre produced an abundance of... More...

The second Boogie Down Productions album devoted mostly to consciousness raising, Ghetto Music: The Blueprint of Hip Hop finds KRS-One evolving into a fierce advocate for both his... More...

Inspired by the Music That Works records released by pianist and keyboardist Herb Pilhofer in the 1970s, People Under the Stairs producer/MC Thes One set about making an album of... More...

In the late '80s, there was a short-lived hybrid called hip-house, mixing the earthy vocal rhythms of rap and the cold electronic beats of house music. At its best, it was an... More...

Priority's Best of Bass series is arguably the best introduction to the bass-driven subgenre of hip-hop known as bass music. ~ Sara Sytsma, All Music Guide