Like Will Smith, in West Philadelphia, born and raised, another rapper spent most of his days. Eric "Chill" Moody is an up-and-coming young hip hop artist on the Philadelphia music scene. He has ...

On this day in 1989, New Jersey lyricist Chill Rob G released his debut album Ride the Rhythm through Wild Pitch Records, a label known for cultivating some of the most respected underground acts in ...

1989: On May 23, 1989, New Jersey MC Chill Rob G dropped his debut album, Ride the Rhythm, under Wild Pitch and EMI Records. As an original member of Jersey's Flavor Unit, Rob G signed to Wild Pitch ...

The Wawa Welcome America concert on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway will draw thousands. While pop icon Pitbull takes center stage, a local hip-hop artist and designated “music ambassador to ...

Keeping up with music news and resources like Spotify’s giant and regularly updated New Music Friday playlist are great ways to keep your listening habits from getting stale. Sometimes, though, you ...

Baba's Bucha, a Phoenixville-based company that specializes in kombucha, has released three new winter varieties, including one made in collaboration with Philadelphia hip hop artist and entrepreneur ...

For a brief period of time last month, YouTube caused everyone to experience the decidedly un-chill worry that the foundational “lofi hip hop radio – beats to relax/study to” was going to disappear.

It's Christmas time, and it's time to try something completely new! Our new collection of chillwave and lo-fi hip hop instrumental songs for Christmas! Lo-Fi Chill for Xmas 2019 Relaxriver provides ...

Chill Moody has been a poet and lyricist since performing—and winning—weekly school talent shows in the 3rd grade. But it wasn’t until later, when he overheard his older cousin bragging about his ...

The best new hip-hop this week includes albums, videos, and songs from Vince Staples, Cash Cobain, Don Toliver, and more. You know what’s fun? Watching how, in the aftermath of the whole ...

UPDATE: We take a look at the curious career of Chill EB, Scientology’s in-house rapper, whose song was used for this video. And we also had a late night Direct Message conversation with him that ...

If you don't know by now, you haven't been paying attention. Or you haven't been listening to Bayville's Chill Smith. The hip-hop rhyming and producing dynamo resurfaced his 2019 track “Reverse Racism ...