During the early days of hip-hop, before rap music had really established a name for itself, it was largely associated with the disco scene. So people who attended associated dance clubs were oft treated to...
As its title implies this track is indeed five minutes long – and then some. And for the most part it is straight-up rapping. And in all, we can say it is intended to show off...
There isn’t really much to interpreting this song. It features Whodini celebrating the sound of their music, how they’re able to get the party jumping so to speak. More specifically it serves as a...
Back in the days of lore, rappers were more akin to poets than pop musicians. That is to say that many acts, such as Whodini, would sometimes make attempts to drop knowledge – as the...
The title of this song is spot on, as it does in fact deal exclusively with the concept of friendship. Or more specifically, it features the artists’ analyses of such relationships. And basically what it...
Ah, the puritan days of hip-hop. Yes, rappers may have been braggadocious since time immemorial. But back in the old days they were also tasked with being genuinely creative, i.e. making up songs centered on a...
Whodini’s “Magic’s Wand” serves as an ode to one John “Mr. Magic” Rivas. Mr. Magic (1956-2009) was a genuine pioneer of rap music, being the first radio DJ to actually air a show centered on hip-hop. Well as...
