A new film based on Kamasi Washington's album ’Heaven and Earth’, titled As Told To G/D Thyself, will premiere at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival in January...
Afropunk has gained a reputation as a hotbed of wild, creative personal style. Check out pictures of some of the well dressed people we saw at this year's edition of the festival.
The 2018 edition of Afropunk Festival wrapped up on Sunday with sets from Erykah Badu, Janelle Monae, Tyler The Creator, Pusha T, Trash Talk, Denzel Curry, Jamila Woods and more, plus art, activism, and lots of attendees dressed in eye-catching fashion.
After a string of rainy weekends, it was nothing but sunshine and blue skies as Afropunk Festival kicked off its 2018 edition on Saturday (8/25) with Kaytranada, The Internet, Miguel, JPEGMAFIA, Smino, Daniel Caesar, H.E.R. and more.
Afropunk returns to Brooklyn's Commodore Barry Park this weekend, and set times are live on the festival's app - and with them, a few conflicts.
Kaytranada, Death Grips, Pusha T, Rico Nasty and more join N.E.R.D, The Internet, Benjamin Booker, Noname, Little Simz, serpentwithfeet and others for the Afropunk Atlanta Carnival of Consciousness.
Afropunk Brooklyn goes down August 25 & 26 in Commodore Barry Park, and now Afropunk After Dark late-night aftershows have been announced to take place those same two days...
The 2018 edition of Afropunk Brooklyn happens August 25 & 26 with Erykah Badu, Janelle Monae, Miguel, Tyler the Creator, The Internet, IBEYI, Smino, Trash Talk, JPEGMAFIA, Duckwrth, and more.
He's inventive as both a producer and a rapper, and he gives Veteran an experimental, abstract feel that should have Shabazz Palaces fans at the edge of their seats. But he also rivals any handful of conscious rappers and hardcore rappers, dishing out lines about racism, the alt-right, politics, and gentrification that are dripping with venom.
Brooklyn has Erykah Badu, Tyler the Creator, Miguel, Janelle Monae, The Internet, and more; and Atlanta's big headliner is N.E.R.D.