Hip-hop
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'00s Hip Hop Party
'10s German Rap
'10s J-Rap
'10s UK Rap
'90s J-Rap
00s German Rap Essentials
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All day
American rap
Anthony’s Recs
Auto
Beats
Billion Views Club - Hip-Hop
Bollywood Drip
Caramelo
Chill Korean R&B/Hip-Hop
Christian Hip Hop Hits
Conventional Rap & Hip Hop
DHH Mellow
Deep Off In The Trap
Desi Hip Hop Floor Test
Deutsche Raper
Drill
EKDUM
Emo Rap
Energy Booster Korean Hip-Hop
Essential Turkish Rap
Essential Turkish Trap
Feel Good Korean Hip-Hop/R&B
Feierabend
Fire
Focus
French Rap Hits 2021
Fresh Vibe Korean Hip-Hop
Geile Songs
German Rap Elite
German Rap Gold
German Rap Hits 2024
German Rap Hits Now
Give the street a voice!
Good vibes
Grime Hits 2024
Gully Favourites
Heartless and Ruthless
Hip Hop Hits 2023
Hip Hop Hits 2024
Indian Hip Hop Trotter
J-Rap
J-Rap Replay
Just Bars
Keep it pumping
Korean Boom Bap Hip-Hop
Korean Hip Hop: Turn Up Seoul
Latin Hip Hop Anthems
Lock in
Lofi dreams
Love
Machayenge Kya
Nani’s music
New Gen
New J-Rap
Night City Korean Hip-Hop/R&B
Noise Rap
Old school
Old school French vibes
Party in the Trap
Presenting 1PLIKÉ140
Presenting Josman
Presenting Luv Resval
Presenting SDM
Queens of J-Rap
Rap
Rap Bien Sympa
Rap Français Hits
Rap Funk Connection
Raperos Mexa
Rap’s Finest
Recent Trendy Korean Hip-Hop
Soulful Instrumentals & Pensive Beats
Spilled Emotions
Spring Korean Hip-Hop/R&B
Summer Trappin
The night is black
Trap and Chill
Tropa Trap
Turkish Rap Hits 2024
UK Rap Hits 2024
UK Tape
West Coast Summer
Winter 2025
bad boy tunes
bangers
bball playlist
best hip hop songs
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love songs
midnight star
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‘10s Latin Trap
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About Hip-hop Music
Hip-hop is the most listened-to genre of music in the world. It started in the Bronx, New York, in the 1970s as a form of cultural expression for communities that were largely ignored by mainstream media and industry. Fifty years later, it is the dominant force in global popular music — and it got there by constantly evolving while staying connected to its roots.
What Hip-Hop Is
Hip-hop is a culture as much as a genre. It has four traditional elements: DJing, MCing (rapping), breakdancing, and graffiti. The music — which is what most people mean when they say hip-hop — combines beatmaking with lyrical performance over that beat.
The genre today encompasses enormous variety:
- East Coast hip-hop, with its jazz samples, lyrical complexity, and storytelling tradition
- West Coast hip-hop, with its G-funk sounds and laid-back delivery
- Southern rap and trap, with heavy 808 bass, sparse hi-hats, and melodic flows
- UK rap and grime, which developed their own distinct identity from the 2000s onward
- African hip-hop, from South Africa, Nigeria, Morocco, and across the continent
What It Sounds Like
Hip-hop is built on the beat. The drum pattern — usually a kick drum, snare, and hi-hat combination — is the foundation everything else is built on. The rapper's delivery works rhythmically with that beat, treating the voice itself as a percussion instrument. Samples from older music, original instrumentation, and synthesisers fill out the production.
Why Hip-Hop Resonates
Hip-hop speaks with unusual directness. It deals with real experiences — success, failure, community, identity, and survival — and it does so with a specificity that makes even very particular stories feel universal. That combination of rhythm, narrative, and cultural commentary is why it has spread to every corner of the world.
Browse the playlists on this page and explore the range. If you are looking for high-energy training music, the Workout section features strong hip-hop selections.
How to Listen and Download
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