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Artist P.R.O.P. which stands for "peace restored on purpose" is more that just an artist. He's also helping to put other artists on and hopes to do more work to raise mental health awareness in the black community.

Buffalo rapper Son of Tony is a known name on the music scene in Buffalo, New York.

It's been a little over a week since Tidal's exclusive holiday concert, Griselda Presents: The Machine and The Butcher. Fans watch in awe as not only Conway and Benny put on a stellar performance but several of their artists as well (all Buffalo Kids) including 7xvethegenius who's newly signed to Conway's Drumwork label.

By now the world should know that Buffalo has talent but what I love to see is when Buffalo continues to win and showcase that talent! Friday is the day that many music lovers like myself get excited because new music drops but this Friday was special because of the collaboration between Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion...

On my quest to find dope artists in ATL I bumped into two dope femcees dedicated to their craft and taking their music to another level.

Singer Olivia is On The Roxx! She talks candidly about her return to Love & Hip Hop New York,

Buffalo's own Mu Diamonds is a lyricist who not only captivates music lovers with his delivery and flow but also because he's unique from other rappers

ReddRoxx is giving it to you straight, no chaser in her new web show, On The Roxx With ReddRoxx.

When I first heard this story all I could say was, What The Hell!?!?! How can you be sentenced to 15 years in jail for possession of cocaine with intent to distribute but to find out it was never cocaine but Powered Milk! Where was the initial test...

Radio ReddRoxx sat down with Freeband Gang artists FBG Baby Goat & FBG Test

Legislators want to limit degrading music on hip-hop stations.

Award winning filmmaker Ava DuVernay released the trailer and debut date for her next project centered around the Central Park 5.  The 4 part series will be called “When They See Us” and will premeire on Netflix on May 31st. Duvernay said, “In 1989, five black and brown teen boys were wrongly accused of a crime they did not commit and branded The Central Park Five, a moniker that has followed the