BNR Culture Magazine is where the records, the people, and the ideas behind hip-hop get proper volume. Hip-hop culture with the needle still in the groove. Big Noise Radio's hip-hop culture magazine is a living archive, a dialogue, a guide to studio disciplines - and a fresh point of view. Editorial home for the sounds moving the culture forward - from essential records and new album releases to the producers, techniques and audio gear shaping what you hear. Where the signal is unfiltered. Big Noise Radio brings a crate-digger’s ear to a fast-moving industry. We listen past the headline, trace the influence and make room for the details that reward a closer listen. The result is a hip-hop culture magazine built for people who want context with information and discovery with the daily signal.
This year around March (2012) we got together with King I Divine for a candid interview, since then the beat conductor has blessed us with two more projects. “Divine Scienze”...
Read More Lil Dap & Malachi explain losing Guru, their new dedication album to their late mentor, and the Biblical and apocalyptic references on their classic LP. It’s hard to deny that...
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Known as Los Angeles' "Ambassador of Boogie Funk," Dam-Funk represents the citizens of the Funkmosphere. Headquartered in the Leimert Park section of L.A., Dãm (pronounced: 'Dame' as in Damon) spent...
Read More Purpose, founding member of the group Tragic Allies, teams up with extraordinary producer Confidence of Rashad & Confidence to bring you their debut album "The Purpose of Confidence". While these...
Read More Massachusetts emcee M-Dot spits some timeless bars over a Whatson produced beat. M-Dot linked up with German beatmaker Whatson while touring Europe for the fourth time. The enigmatic M-Dot talks...
Read More Born and raised in Brooklyn N.Y., Doom has been into the culture since the early 80's from being a Graff writer, a B-Boy, a DJ and a Hip Hop producer....
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Making her Organized Threat debut, it gives us great pleasure to deliver Gavlyn's first music video for her EP "Habit That You Blame" titled "What I Do". The project was...
Read More D Strong started rhyming in 1985 during the early days of the Golden Era. At first it was just for the thrill of the battle over high school lunch table...
Read More Black Rob began associating with the label as early as 1996, appearing on the Bad Boy remix to 112's "Come See Me". He was then featured on several other Bad...
Read More The Audible Doctor (of The Brown Bag AllStars) and Von Pea (of Tanya Morgan) have teamed up over Marink's soulful production to bring you "F.U.B.U", the newest leak off Audible...
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