Raekwon

Twenty years ago, Raekwon released his classic 1995 debut album, 'Only Built 4 Cuban Linx.' Take a trip down memory lane as The Boombox revisits this seminal LP and explain why it's still a hip-hop masterpiece.

As far as hip-hop albums go, it's been a pretty eventful summer, huh? With releases from Jay Z, Kanye West and J. Cole, June through August has been full of big releases, heavy anticipation and major chart-toppers. Like Mac Miller's album 'Watching Movies with the Sound Off,' which debuted at No...

Raekwon debuted one of the most accessible songs of his career with the Estelle-featured 'All About You.' Today, he came out with a video for the hip-hop and R&B-blended cut.

Raekwon is bringing some heat for the streets with his new single, 'Soundboy Kill It,' which features lovely vocals from Melanie Fiona.

Raekwon the Chef has always been known to cook up some dope ish (pun intended), and this effort is no different. The lyrical assassin from the home of Shaolin, accompanied by DJ Scram Jones, brings a heavy flow along with witty and ear-catching bars on 'The Chef vs. The Beast.'

After two decades in hip-hop, the Wu-Tang Clan has built an unshakable legacy, but in the way of most successful music acts- --who, incidentally, were friends first -- the Staten Island collective broke ties a few years ago.

There are two things Classified fancies: weed and live instrumentation. The Canadian-based rapper and producer, who has a self-described "addictive personality," makes no apologies for smoking marijuana -- a practice he regularly raps about on his albums. His 15th self-titled LP, which debuts today, features one track that touches on the greenery, but it goes deeper than that.