How do you guys find new music? With Hip-Hop it's pretty

>>71174681
Hon the boys

>>71174681
Search random shit or look for playlists on spotify, use google translate on this formula to find asian/foreign music and also search the esoteric section of RYM. If you know a good record store or thrift shop and have a record/cassette player buy things that look good from there.

Plebbit/r/listentothis
Sometimes I find something cool, but requires a lot of scouting

Lurk chart threads, and if you see some overlap with your own taste, check out what they're listening to.

>>71174748
I agree, reddit is only good if you mostly ignore the frontpage.

>>71174748

it's 90% anime video with lo-fi hiphop but it can be ok

who are they?

>>71175776
Anthony Fantano and Myke C-Town

>>71174681
It's tough but RYM is helpful, and as a metal listener Metal Injection's Weekly Injection is great, I mean their opinions are garbage but they compile pretty much every release worth caring about every week.

>>71175786
it's Anthony My Wife's Son Fantano-Olatunji to (You)

>>71176091
oh sorry senpai

>>71174681
>got to RYM
>click charts
>enter genre/year
>profit

>>71174681
for older music that's new to me I just use rym, progarchives or my dad's collection

I don't really keep up with new music actively anymore. it would mostly just be if there's a new artist on a label I like or I hear someone namedropped in an interview. I used to follow all new releases pretty actively until I realised most of it felt kinda disposable and the process was more about keeping up with the zeitgeist than actually listening out of a purely musical interest. that's especially true of hip hop, of all genres