Queens-rapper Louwe Supreme sits down to talk about his music, new and old. By Curtis Ashley, Music Director & Editor Louwe Supreme is just a kid that likes making music: when you take away the glamour, money, crazy fans and all other theatrics, you get the honest living that is making music for the enjoyment […]
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Earlier in the Summer, we had the opportunity to sit down with Julian Stephen. Artist/Rapper from Queens, New York, who now resides in Harlem. From music to aspirations and future endeavors, our sit down went from professional to a conversation about life. Over the course of the year, he’s been dropping singles and music videos […]
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For a good portion of you, reading is quite fundamental. You don’t find it a tedious task to read over the lines in a book, whether it be a paperback, academia, memoirs, anthology, and so on. We’ve come up with five books that will nurture and satisfy your need to read. (No pun intended.) Note that […]
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Artists abandoning projects is more common than most people know. It can happen as the result of various reasons. The artist could have suffered a major blow to their career, such as being dropped from their record label, or they could simply have lost the time and interest for it. But while they have put […]
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The English language can be complex and obtrusive to many non-English speakers. Translating certain words, or idioms, to other tongues can change its meaning and connotation. I’m not just talking about English to Spanish, French, or even Arabic; any language that can be transferrable from English and vice versa. Fortunately, there are ways around the barrier if you […]
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HangTime Magazine is starting a new series: What They Bring To The Tables! It revolves around disc jockeys’ and producers that have made an impact in the music industry — even if it’s just on a small level. I thought it would be a wonderful idea to highlight the artists that are changing the game skillfully, musically […]
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There’s no question about it: women are pretty much leveraging themselves in the music industry, especially as disc jockeys. Wanting to join a community amongst other DJ’s is a bit intimidating. Why? Because I am a girl and most people expect me to ‘make the booty bounce,’ even though I don’t even know how to twerk. […]
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Pancakes, Homie (February 2016) An original short filmed and edited by Tarrik Thomas of Wavez Club. “Brian notices Jerry is acting a bit strange.”
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(REVAMPED) Resurfacing articles and interviews from past issues. It felt like it was just yesterday when I interviewed Adrian Candelario, aka Mr. Biggs. A New York based Producer DJ, who currently resides in Queens. I’d like to revamp the past interview piece I wrote for Mr. Biggs from our very first issue, in case many of you forgot […]
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I flip through Elle, Vogue and W Magazine every month, and for every five white models, there is one model of color. When I was younger, not seeing a girl with my skin color didn’t bother me, but not being light-skinned with light eyes and straight hair did. I felt that was the mold I […]
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For the new year, we decided to release our second issue for you all to enjoy. Thanks to North Hu, for putting together the publication, we were able to share the talents of newly discovered artists. The issue, And So It Begins, is different from our first issue, New Beginnings. In our latest issue, we wanted to passively […]
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Robbed It’s taken – So much The announcement is subtle yet harsh – An intrusion You’re unaware of its casualties – But are well versed on effects It’s taken – So much Stripped outer beauty – or by others definition It’s so sad how you fool your strengths for lacks It’s taken- So […]
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