Music On Scene
Virginia May Be for Lovers. But, What is it For Artists?
Pusha T, in a recent interview with The Breakfast Club, said that “Everybody that made it in Virginia, had to leave Virginia to make it.” Richmond has been a point of frustration for some artists when it comes to support — so we asked a few notable artists in Richmond what their thoughts were.
Ronnie Luxe Performs Live in Richmond at Le Cache Dulcet
Richmond artist Ronnie Luxe captivates live with raw vocals and fan favorites, performing tracks from Hermit and unreleased project with Fan Ran, Virginia Blues.
Battle Rap Takes the Ring at RVA Pro Wrestling
RVA Pro Wrestling made space for battle rap in the ring, and it worked. A match made in the ring. A dope, high-energy blend of lyricism and grappling the city didn’t know it needed.
Clash of The Multiverse Returns June 28th, Where Two Worlds of Richmond Competitive Rap Collide! (Copy)
Two of Richmond’s fiercest rap platforms collide as RVA Rap Elite and Southpaw Battle Coalition face off in Clash of The Multiverse — a high-stakes battle for lyrical supremacy.
It's Up: Charged Up’s Grand Finale Delivered a Raw, Unfiltered Celebration of Richmond Hip Hop
Charged Up’s Grand Finale wasn’t just another concert. It was a checkpoint in Richmond’s Hip Hop timeline, a celebration of community, culture, and resilience that proved the city’s next wave isn’t coming. It’s already here.
Noah-O, Chuck Creekmur, Mad Skillz, Ant Marshall, and More Discuss Mental Health & Hip Hop
The rapper, entrepreneur, and newly certified counselor, Noah-O, hosted a powerful conversation on mental health and Hip Hop for Day 2 of Charged Up Fest. A dynamic panel of artists, educators, and activists, moderated by Micah "Bam Bam" White, gathered to explore how Hip Hop can be a tool for healing, truth-telling, and protecting mental health in our communities.
Roc Raw Claims Southpaw River City Title at How to Squabble (Copy)
A four-hour masterclass in wordplay and lyrical warfare, How to Squabble crowned Roc Raw champ, proving Richmond’s battle rap scene can hang with any coast.
Zuri; Nu Age Park Jam Might Not Return
“Nu Age Park Jam” took place at Monroe Park, Friday May 9th. The vibes were all welcoming, there was lots of shatter and passing of blunts.
Brandon “NameBrand” Bass
“I feel like my job is to be a light,” NameBrand shares. “Whether it’s through beats, conversations, or creating spaces for other producers, it’s about being a positive presence.”
Player-ism is Back to the Forefront
A rooftop party of style, sound, and community—Program for Players celebrated Black joy, resilience, and Richmond’s rising talent.
Richmond’s New Creative Habitat: Inside Moss Studios
MOSS Studios is a creative hub in Richmond where community, artistry, and opportunity grow together. Built by the people, for the people.
A Vessel for Hip Hop, Culture, and Community, Built to Carry Richmond’s Next Wave
The rapper, entrepreneur, and newly certified counselor, Noah-O, hosted a powerful conversation on mental health and Hip Hop for Day 2 of Charged Up Fest. A dynamic panel of artists, educators, and activists, moderated by Micah "Bam Bam" White, gathered to explore how Hip Hop can be a tool for healing, truth-telling, and protecting mental health in our communities.