With the energetic “Funk You Up,” released in 1979, the Sequence became the first all-women hip-hop group ... and 1995’s Head First, before disbanding. In the late 1990s, Stone caught ...

Stone is also credited on the pioneering Hip-Hop single, which helped usher the ... from the single for his 1995 single, “Keep Their Heads Ringin” as well. Although the group initially ...

The composer and producer spoke highly of the work they did together but is still trying to get used to Childish Gambino ...

Although these types of lists are destined to face criticism, Hip Hop heads questioned Rolling Stone’s selections. View some of the reactions to Rolling Stone’s list below. ‘Best of all time ...

Singer Angie Stone, member of beloved hip hop trio The Sequence ... Bruno Mars' “Uptown Funk” and Dr. Dre’s “Keep Their Heads Ringin” since its initial release in 1979.

The park, located in Rome, said that it recently bid farewell to "the beautiful stone head." The head was found during the excavation of the Basilica of St. Stephen on Caelian Hill, which was ...

Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur talks about Angie Stone’s profound ... his record “Keep Their Heads Ringin’” in 1995. “When The Sequence hit the [New York] Hip-Hop scene and released ...

Returning to their musical roots, Janelle Monáe discusses the journey of rediscovering pleasure on their terms and more in a new cover story for Rolling Stone. Janelle Monáe, 37, turned heads ...

Before Missy or Foxy or Kim or Salt-N-Pepa, there was The Squence, an all-female hip hop group, which included Angie Stone, that existed before any of today’s leading ladies in the business.

“It’s about making all cultures feel comfortable together,” Mr. Stone said. “Wine and hip-hop are who I am ... card with two hands and bow my head, it might be considered disrespectful.

Born Angela Laverne Brown on December 18, 1961, in Columbia, South Carolina, Stone’s journey began in the vibrant world of hip-hop, where she made history as a member of the groundbreaking all ...