Hip-Hop Connection (HHC) was founded in 1988 and is the world’s longest running hip-hop publication.
It’s independently published and covers all aspects of hip-hop culture, from the four elements of rapping, deejaying, graffiti and breaking to other branches like production and beat-boxing.
HHC is available at all good newsagents – if your local newsagent doesn’t stock it ask him nicely and he’ll be able to order it in – and you can check out what’s in the latest issue on the website at www.hhcmagazine.com, as well as ordering online via the wonders of PayPal.
The new issue out now features Public Enemy up front, in honour of their UK tour at the end of May where they'll be performing 'It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back' in full. Chuck D, Flavor Flav, Hank and Keith Shocklee give up the inside story on the making of the album, while Glen E Friedman showcases some unseen album artwork, and a couple of UK cats who received shout outs in the liner notes give it up to the great PE. The issue also features:
Little Brother's Hip-Hop Career Advice!
Kashmere's trip to the London Dungeon!
EMC's tour stories!
Frantic Frank
Atmosphere
Chain Of Command
Kidz In The Hall
J-Live
Young Buck
Lil Wayne
Plus tons more hip-hop goodness, a FREE album from Frantic Frank, and issue 6 of The Original featuring T La Rock, Sindecut, Poet, Roxanne Shante and more!
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