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His name frequenting top charts globally comes down to Spanish-speaking fans who understand the difference between being “bebecita” and being “bebesota.” But his Latin-trap music also grabs non-Spanish speakers by the hand and salsas with them toward the dance floor.

“I come from a space of music making really warm and melodic stuff,” Aguirre, more widely known as Surf Mesa, said in an interview with The Daily Californian.

“It’s going to change up a bit as I grow,” Dunbar said in an interview with The Daily Californian. “Hopefully, the people that support my music will follow along this journey and be open to any changes.”

That, along with Hendricks’ explosive energy and the abrasive production of his music, would lead one to think that he’s picking up the mantle that XXXTentacion — notorious for brawling with his audience — has left behind.

Chicago rapper and Billboard darling Juice Wrld accomplished a lofty goal at his Rolling Loud set Sunday: He got an entire festival crowd moving throughout his set.

Giraffage didn’t present anything groundbreaking with his Welcome Week set. But then again, that’s probably not what he set out to do.

Aggressively pointed fingers and various edgy band tees made their way into Cornerstone on Sunday for Citizen’s first ever Berkeley show.

"Year of the Snitch" is a sprawling hellscape of animal aggression, as well as Death Grips’ most sonically diverse work yet.

A year after the release of his long-awaited eponymous debut mixtape, Atlanta rapper Playboi Carti has returned to surprise the rap game with his follow-up debut album Die Lit.

The latest entry to the increasingly crowded Bay Area music festival scene, Blurry Vision Fest made a splash in its debut this weekend at the Middle Harbor Shoreline Park in Oakland.