Hip hop music
Hip hop music, also called hip-hop or rap music, is a music genre developed in the United States by inner-city African Americans and Latino Americans in the Bronx borough of New York City in the 1970s.
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Harmony Samuels
English record producer
Ahmed Rushdi
Pakistani playback singer
Fab Morvan
French singer-songwriter
Omillio Sparks
American rapper
George Watsky
American hip-hop artist
Bambaata Marley
Singer-songwriter
Smoke E. Digglera
Musical artist
Jim Jonsin
American record producer
Tony Tillman
American musician
Mike Pelanconi
Recording engineer
Rappin' Granny
American hip hop music performer
Haspop
Stage director
Amir Amor
English record producer
Sermstyle
British singer-songwriter
Gonjasufi
American vocalist
DJ Shadow
American DJ
DJ Krush
Record producer
Illa J
American rapper
Reek Daddy
American rapper
Adam Tensta
Swedish rapper
Mr. Probz
Dutch music producer
Jesse Shatkin
American songwriter
Ryan Hemsworth
Canadian record producer
Steve Lacy
American jazz composer
Kiggen
South Korean rapper
Madtown
Boy group
Miryo
South Korean rapper
Olltii
Musical artist
Kebee
South Korean musical artist
Flowsik
American rapper
Jvcki Wai
South Korean rapper
Masta Wu
South Korean rapper
Egyptian Lover
American musician
LunchMoney Lewis
American rapper
Kent Jones
Author
Emanuel Kiriakou
American songwriter
Boldy James
American rapper
Nico Segal
American trumpeter
MF Grimm
American rapper
Bishop Nehru
American rapper
Katja Glieson
Australian musical artist
Antoniette Costa
American singer-songwriter
Carl Restivo
American multi-instrumentalist
Nikko London
American singer
Smino
American rapper
Bad Boy Bill
DJ
Fabo
American rapper
