Genre cluster

Hip-Hop artists on the Suede Cosmos map

The Hip-Hop cluster holds 22 of the map's 181 artists. They share 58 connections with each other and 8 with artists in R&B and Soul, Rock, Electronic and Jazz. The tags they list most often are hip hop (22 artists), pop rap (9 artists) and boom bap (7 artists).

Artists
22
Connections inside
58
Links to other genres
8
Countries
2

Countries on MusicBrainz: United States (20) and Canada (2). Most connected: Drake, with 11 connections.

Artists in the Hip-Hop cluster

Ordered by how many connections each artist has on the map. Names link to the artist's MusicBrainz page, the source of the genre tags listed here.

  1. DrakeCanada · 11 connections

    hip hop, r&b, pop rap, contemporary r&b, alternative r&b, trap

  2. Megan Thee StallionUnited States · 8 connections

    hip hop, pop rap, southern hip hop, trap

  3. The Notorious B.I.G.United States · 8 connections

    hip hop, east coast hip hop, gangsta rap, hardcore hip hop, boom bap

  4. A Tribe Called QuestUnited States · 7 connections

    hip hop, east coast hip hop, jazz rap, alternative hip hop, conscious hip hop, boom bap

  5. Kendrick LamarUnited States · 7 connections

    hip hop, conscious hip hop, jazz rap, west coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop, pop

  6. Wu‐Tang ClanUnited States · 7 connections

    hip hop, boom bap, east coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop

  7. 21 SavageUnited States · 6 connections

    trap, hip hop, gangsta rap, pop rap, southern hip hop

  8. JAY‐ZUnited States · 6 connections

    pop rap, east coast hip hop, hip hop, boom bap, chipmunk soul, hardcore hip hop

  9. Travis ScottUnited States · 6 connections

    hip hop, trap, southern hip hop, experimental hip hop, pop rap

  10. Tyler, The CreatorUnited States · 6 connections

    hip hop, hardcore hip hop, horrorcore, west coast hip hop

  11. BADBADNOTGOODCanada · 5 connections

    hip hop, instrumental hip hop, jazz

  12. CommonUnited States · 5 connections

    hip hop, conscious hip hop, alternative hip hop, boom bap, chipmunk soul, hardcore hip hop

  13. Lil WayneUnited States · 5 connections

    hip hop, southern hip hop, gangsta rap, pop rap, r&b, rap rock

  14. MF DOOMUnited States · 5 connections

    east coast hip hop, hip hop, underground hip hop, abstract hip hop, experimental hip hop

  15. OutKastUnited States · 5 connections

    hip hop, southern hip hop, pop rap, pop, conscious hip hop, contemporary r&b

  16. 2PacUnited States · 4 connections

    gangsta rap, west coast hip hop, hip hop, political hip hop, conscious hip hop, g-funk

  17. Doja CatUnited States · 4 connections

    hip hop, pop, pop rap, west coast hip hop, alternative rock, grunge

  18. EminemUnited States · 4 connections

    hip hop, hardcore hip hop, pop rap, boom bap, conscious hip hop, horrorcore

  19. FutureUnited States · 4 connections

    hip hop, trap, southern hip hop

  20. J. ColeUnited States · 4 connections

    hip hop

  21. NasUnited States · 4 connections

    hip hop, east coast hip hop, boom bap, deep soul, hip hop soul, jazz rap

  22. Flying LotusUnited States · 3 connections

    experimental hip hop, hip hop, instrumental hip hop, downtempo, electronic, nu jazz

Strongest connections inside Hip-Hop

The score is the overlap between two artists' MusicBrainz genre and tag sets: shared labels divided by all distinct labels across both. The shared tags listed come from the genre tags shown for each artist above. The 10 highest of the cluster's 58 connections:

  1. Travis Scott and Megan Thee Stallion86%

    Shared tags: hip hop, trap, southern hip hop, pop rap

  2. Wu‐Tang Clan and The Notorious B.I.G.57%

    Shared tags: hip hop, boom bap, east coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop

  3. 21 Savage and Lil Wayne50%

    Shared tags: hip hop, gangsta rap, pop rap, southern hip hop

  4. 21 Savage and Megan Thee Stallion50%

    Shared tags: trap, hip hop, pop rap, southern hip hop

  5. A Tribe Called Quest and Common50%

    Shared tags: hip hop, alternative hip hop, conscious hip hop, boom bap

  6. Wu‐Tang Clan and JAY‐Z50%

    Shared tags: hip hop, boom bap, east coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop

  7. 21 Savage and Travis Scott44%

    Shared tags: trap, hip hop, pop rap, southern hip hop

  8. Common and JAY‐Z44%

    Shared tags: hip hop, boom bap, chipmunk soul, hardcore hip hop

  9. The Notorious B.I.G. and JAY‐Z44%

    Shared tags: hip hop, east coast hip hop, hardcore hip hop, boom bap

  10. BADBADNOTGOOD and J. Cole40%

    Shared tags: hip hop

Where Hip-Hop meets other genres

8 connections cross out of the cluster, 5 of them into R&B and Soul. These are the artists whose tags reach across genre lines.

R&B and Soul 5 links

  1. Drake and Anderson .Paak44%

    Shared tags: hip hop, r&b, contemporary r&b, alternative r&b

  2. Drake and Daniel Caesar33%

    Shared tags: r&b, contemporary r&b, alternative r&b

  3. Drake and Frank Ocean33%

    Shared tags: r&b, contemporary r&b, alternative r&b

  4. Drake and SZA27%

    Shared tags: contemporary r&b, r&b, alternative r&b

  5. Drake and D’Angelo25%

    Shared tags: hip hop, contemporary r&b

Rock 1 link

  1. Doja Cat and David Bowie18%

    Shared tags: alternative rock, pop

Electronic 1 link

  1. Flying Lotus and Bonobo30%

    Shared tags: downtempo, electronic, nu jazz

Jazz 1 link

  1. BADBADNOTGOOD and Robert Glasper22%

    Shared tags: jazz, hip hop

Most common tags in Hip-Hop

How many of the 22 artists carry each label among the top MusicBrainz genre tags stored for them on the map.

  • hip hop 22
  • pop rap 9
  • boom bap 7
  • hardcore hip hop 7
  • conscious hip hop 6
  • east coast hip hop 6
  • southern hip hop 6
  • trap 5
  • gangsta rap 4
  • west coast hip hop 4
  • experimental hip hop 3
  • jazz rap 3

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