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Black Milk
There are multiple artists with this name: Black Milk, is a hip hop producer and MC from Detroit, Michigan. In 2004 he formed B.R. Gunna with Young RJ, and Fat Ray, and together ...read more on Last.fm →
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Black Milk - Sunday's Best/Monday's Worst
Black Milk - Sunday's Best/Monday's Worst
Sounds like: J Dilla, Karriem Riggins, House Shoes
By sweeney kovar on Mar 19, 2013 | Black's back at it! One of the shining gems that emerged in Detroit post-Dilla, Black Milk rose from a roadie for Slum Village to being a powerful force of his own. Armed with a mastery of his city's intrinsic soul and drums that sounds like he has r... read more →
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Danny Brown & Black Milk - Zap
Danny Brown & Black Milk - Zap
Sounds like: J Dilla, Random Axe, Main Attrakionz
By sweeney kovar on Nov 18, 2011 | Danny Brown is my pick for breakout rapper of 2011, and I am completely biased. I first met Danny in 2008 when he still wore jeans a few sizes too big and still had braids. But he was always the weirdo rap nerd that he is being celebrated as now, it ... read more →
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Black Milk and Jack White - Brain
Black Milk and Jack White - Brain
Sounds like: Elzhi, Nottz
By Mike Madden on Jul 14, 2011 | I'm convinced Jack White can do anything. Over the past 10-odd years he has crafted umpteen immortal guitar riffs with the White Stripes and the Raconteurs, produced one of the best country albums of the millennium so far (Loretta Lynn's Van Lear Ros... read more →
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Black Milk - Deadly Medley (Ft. Royce Da 59 & Elzhi)
Black Milk - Deadly Medley (Ft. Royce Da 59 & Elzhi)
Sounds like: J Dilla, Pete Rock, DJ Premiere
By sweeney kovar on Sep 6, 2010 | Too often, the uninitiated assume that underground hip-hop is by definition the antithesis of commercial hip-hop. While it's sometimes true that underground hip-hop frequently explores sounds and themes that would not find a home in a more commercial... read more →
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