HeyJaredDylan Green
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 10, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Pitchfork
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 17, 2026
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skaiwater: femme fatale (opens the original)
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I blinked too fast, and all of a sudden, it was time to do retrospectives on the music of Young Thug. After briefly confronting my own mortality—Barter 6 and “2 B’s (Danny Glover)” are how old?—it’s staggering to consider just how large the YSL head honcho’s musical and cultural footprints are. Heads were using terms like “post-text” to describe the way his voice landed on people’s eardrums back in 2016, and there isn’t another rapper alive whose excitable flows and vocal tics could be credited
ksuuvi: ksuuvi buckets xtended (opens the original)
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As with so many regional subgenres of rap, you likely know a jerk song when you hear it, even if its particulars raise more questions than they answer. How are such tinny 808 drums still shredding laptop speakers and JBL Charges that boom through subway cars? Why do the blown-out claps, jacked from Jersey club and footwork, still get the feet moving? Jerk’s frosty rhythms have fueled the ascents of a new generation of 2020s rap stars in xaviersobased, Nettspend, and YhapoJJ; now, barely five yea
Omari Lyseight: Digital (opens the original)
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The evolution of Surf Gang Records has been staggering to witness. What began as a hub for producers evilgiane, Harrison, Eera, and friends to leave their stamp on then-emergent mutations of drill seeping onto the New York airwaves has become a thriving network stretching from hip-hop’s upper echelons to the trenches of SoundCloud and bedroom studios. Not every artist who releases a project through the label is technically part of the collective, but they all share a curiosity for a rap future d
Rome Streetz: Sock It 2 My Pocket (opens the original)
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“Belt 2 Ass,” the fourth song on Rome Streetz’s glitzy and paranoid new project Sock It 2 My Pocket, starts off as a victory lap before running over some gravel. For Rome—a stalwart of the neo-classical hip-hop underground who rapped his way to becoming a pinch hitter for Griselda Records—celebrating his good fortune with Ken Griffey Jr. comparisons and an air of superiority befitting a Lox affiliate over a swanky Conductor Williams groove makes sense. But the rug pull comes barely 30 seconds in
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