(AllHipHop News) An argument can be made that “’93 Till Infinity” is on the shortlist of greatest 90’s Hip Hop songs ever. It almost did not happen. Souls of Mischief EXCLUSIVELY spoke to AllHipHop ...

Maybe it's the sample, a mercurial sped-up marimba melody from a Billy Cobham jazz-fusion song. Or maybe it's the familiar boom-bap beat, or the warm, wistful bassline, or the fact that this prophetic ...

Souls of Mischief brought its 93 Til Infinity 30th Anniversary Tour to Paper Tiger in San Antonio on Friday, July 21 with special guests Breakbeat Lou & The Architect, and DJ Notion. The show was ...

Souls of Mischief’s “’93 Til Infinity” is one of the greatest Hip-Hop songs of all time, and it’s not debatable. In honor of the classic’s 30-year-anniversary, Tajai, Opio, A-Plus and Phesto teamed ...

A-Plus: "It was originally a song called “91 ‘til Infinity” I made [when] we were still in high school and hadn’t been discovered yet. It was a slower, more somber beat. And i remember I wrote my rap ...

Lets face it, I’ve always been more of an East Coast guy when it came to hip hop. In the classic 2Pac vs BIG (happy birthday Mr. Wallace!) discussion, I fall BIG every time. Wu-Tang was always more ...

The international run consists of 93 stops in cities such as Los Angeles, London, Berlin and Paris. It wraps up at the historic Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado on September 17. Souls of ...

The Atlanta rapper felt that getting into a beef was a “lose-lose” for the OVO superstar. 4 hours ago The tour will begin its European leg in Bristol, United Kingdom on March 1, also hitting London, ...

“Dial the seven digits. Call up Bridget/ Her man's a midget. Plus she got friends, yo, I can dig it…” It was 19 years ago when Tajai, Opio, Phesto, and A-Plus first upped us on how they just chill, ...

With his new album The Off-Season only days away, J. Cole has turned up for a freestyle with the L.A. Leakers. The beats of choice are "93 Till Infinity" by Souls of Mischief, an early '90s psyche-rap ...

OPINION: The debut solo album from the early star of Death Row Records was the most can’t-miss album of 1993 — even though it came out at the end of the year. Editor’s note: The following article is ...