Romeo adds three New Artists to No Limit Records

By The Hip Hop WriterHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterDuring the 1990s, No Limit Records was the most-popular label in hip hop. They reached their peak when Snoop Dogg signed to the label in 1997. Already the biggest rapper in the game, aside from the boss of No Limit, Master P, he made No Limit into a superteam.But, once his contract was up with No Limit Records, Snoop Dogg left and created his own

Snoop Dogg talks about his Days on Death Row

By The Hip Hop WriterHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterTwenty years deep in the game, Snoop Dogg has a long story to tell, as he grew up in the spotlight. In his early twenties, he was involved in the biggest beef in hip hop history. Once the dust settled, Snoop Dogg sought to leave Death Row Records and record music in a less hostile environment.Snoop Dogg was among the last members to leave Death Row,

New Orleans rapper, Magnolia Shorty, gunned down

By The Hip Hop WriterHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterOutside of the success of Cash Money and No Limit, New Orleans hip hop is known for tragedy. In 2003, Soulja Slim was gunned down. In 2005, the entire city was torn to pieces by Hurricane Katrina. Now, another of the city's rappers has been murdered.Magnolia Shorty was named by Soulja Slim, as they were from the same projects. Through her connection

On the Rise: Joey T. Quincy

By The Rap ScoutHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterThe Louisiana hip hop scene is known for powerhouse labels, such as No Limit Records and the current hip hop-leading label, Cash Money Records. While Cash Money is dominating the radio waves, there are other independent record labels in the area.Joey T. Quincy is the head of a new movement in Louisiana, Street Kingz Entertainment. Quincy is not only the