With the vocals of a pop punk band lead singer and heavy trap influences, Lil Peep had a sound and fan base all his own. “I grew up listening to a lot of emo music, a lot of rock music, a lot of rap ...

There’s a reason Lil Peep was lauded as the “future of emo” by multiple publications. From the early days of his career, his songs featured a diverse array of scene-bred samples mixed with trap beats ...

Lonely and sweet, Lil Peep’s voice is a tragic balm on “4 Gold Chains,” one of the few full songs released since his overdose death in November. Over a spacey, lurching Clams Casino beat, Lil Peep ...

Feelz, a three-song EP originally released by Lil Peep back in 2015, is now available on all major streaming services. In a statement shared to Instagram on Friday, the EP’s history—which dates back ...

ILoveMakonnen was a pioneering Atlanta rap weirdo when he emerged with classics like “I Don’t Sell Molly No More,” “Too Much,” and of course, “Tuesday.” His eccentric treatment of melody and meter put ...