Noname

The Chicago rapper's debut mixtape includes features from Ravyn Lenae, Smino, and Saba, among others.

The news comes a week after Kehlani's SummerStage concert was also canceled.

Noname called out the NFL and Jay-Z on her latest record, 'Sundial.'

The Chicago-born rapper told Complex she and Cole have remained on good terms years after their viral back-and-forth.

"I'm not going to apologize for a verse I didn't write," she wrote of Jay's "Balloons" verse, which has been criticized as anti-Semitic.

The song—which also critiques Beyoncé, Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar, and Noname herself—appears on 'Sundial,’ the Chicago MC’s first album in five years. Guest verses include Jay Electronica and Common.

The Chicago native has come under fire for collaborating with the controversial "Exhibit C" rapper despite her progressive politics.

Coachella is kicking things off this weekend with a stacked lineup including Frank Ocean, Bad Bunny, and Blackpink—and YouTube is livestreaming all six stages.

Noname opened up about her history with Cole and how she tried to get him to sign an open letter just days before "Snow on tha Bluff" dropped.

Over 600 musicians, including Run the Jewels and Noname among countless others, have signed a letter calling for a boycott of Israel in support of Palestine.

Kweli says Noname accused him of harassing Black women without providing any proof: "She purposefully tried to portray me as an enabler of violence."

Last Friday, Noname released her first new song of 2021. Titled "Rainforest," the song featured frequent collaborator Adam Ness. A new album is out soon.

A new album, Noname's first since 'Room 25' back in 2018, is expected to be released later this year. On Friday, Noname linked with Adam Ness for a new track.

The project allows for Chicago natives like Bump J, G Herbo, Polo G, and others to pay homage to a fellow son of the Windy City, Fred Hampton.