Bay Area hip-hop artist G-Eazy told ABC News Live he is aware that the privilege he has as a white man has benefited his career. However, the artist, whose real name is Gerald Earl Gillum ...

Alphonse Pierre’s Off the Dome column covers songs, mixtapes, albums, scenes, snippets, movies, Meek Mill tweets, fashion trends—and anything else that catches his attention. This week, Alphonse hops ...

Watch our video report below. Bay Area's hip-hop royalty was well-represented during a visit to the White House back in January. This was part of Golden State Warriors' visit as they were honored ...

The BriefRuby Ibarra beat out nearly 7,500 other entrants to win the contest with her song "Bakunawa."The song is the first ...

SACRAMENTO -- Legendary Bay Area rapper E-40, a loyal Golden State supporter ... Security saw a disagreement between a Black man and a white woman and immediately assumed I was at fault." ...

(KRON) — Bay Area rap star E-40 will be helping President ... E-40 attended a holiday party hosted at the White House last holiday season, along with other Hip-Hop figures.

Today, we celebrate the birthday of one of Hip Hop’s true pioneers and West Coast legends — Too $hort, born Todd Anthony Shaw on this date in 1966. Too $hort’s ...

Bay Area rap legend and avid Golden State Warriors fan ... Security saw a disagreement between a Black man and a white woman and immediately assumed that I was at fault,” Stevens wrote in ...

(Beth LaBerge/KQED) For Coogler, cozy and cool is Mac Dre on the cover of his 1991 EP California Livin’: posted up on a cushy, white couch in jeans and an ... (Beth LaBerge) Coogler points to the ...

Bay Area rapper P-Lo received the key to the City in Pinole on Wednesday. According to a press release, the Pinole City Council also declared May 7 as “P-Lo Day.” California Assemblymember Matt Haney ...

(KRON) – Almost anyone who came of age in the Bay Area in the mid-2010s knows the song “Panoramic.” The electro rap beat and catchy chorus invigorated parties across the region for years.

they tend to refer to the Los Angeles rap scene. However, if you travel up California state a few hundred miles, you'll notice that the Bay Area has always had its own distinct sound in hip-hop.