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Shyne Comes Home

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On a recent Monday at the Brooklyn Central Library, a packed house assembled to hear Shyne discuss his 30-year career in, but mostly outside of, music. It’s Yom Kippur—and, by some divine force of cultural alignment, Belizean Independence Day—and the Orthodox Jewish artist and politician hasn’t eaten since the previous afternoon, when he was in Trinidad accepting a Global Ambassador Award at the 2026 Caribbean Music Awards Show.
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No Rest for the Wicked

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By Andre Gee Verified
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AZ Chike’s No Rest for the Wicked is proof of the maxim that it takes 10 years to become an overnight sensation. The Los Angeles rapper stepped into the national spotlight in 2024 at Kendrick Lamar’s Juneteenth Pop Out, then turned up on Kendrick’s “Peekaboo,” on GNX, later that year. But anyone who did their research would have quickly figured out that Chike, who by 2024 had eight projects under his belt, had been rapping since 2013.
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Macklemore is Taking On a Powerful Machine

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By Andre Gee Verified
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There’s no such thing as an “apolitical” artist in a time of genocide. The call to “Free Palestine” is a statement against Israel’s decades-long occupation and blockade of Gaza, the West Bank, and East Jerusalem. In 2026, it’s a denouncement of an active genocide. To New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, it’s akin to antisemitism.
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