We’re republishing it on August 2, 2024, in honor of Killer Mike’s Songs for Sinners & Saints, an epilogue to last year’s album, Michael. I was surprised to hear you’d made a solo album.

One of America’s most politically outspoken hip-hop stars talks about his shock arrest at the Grammys, and why he’s a ‘folk hero’ ...

Rolling out caught up with three-time Grammy winner and social activist Killer Mike, whose real name is Michael Render, during a stop in New York, where he was doing a brief residency. He set ...

Killer Mike has just dropped a new ten-song project titled “Michael & The Mighty Midnight Revival: Songs For Sinners & Saints,” intended as an epilogue to last year’s autobiographical album ...

Killer Mike is bringing his “Michael” era to a close with the upcoming digital release “Songs for Sinners & Saints,” out this Friday. The project, billed to Killer Mike & the Mighty ...

Killer Mike has dropped a new song, “Detonator.” The hard-hitting track, produced by the rapper’s Run the Jewels collaborator ...

Killer Mike has just released “Detonator,” a new single produced by his Run The Jewels collaborator EL-P, inspired by ...

Killer Mike, a Grammy-winning rapper, will join a panel at the University of Richmond discussing the future of free expression. Co-moderated by professor Erik Nielson, the panel will address topics ...

Three decades deep into his career, Killer Mike is still finding new ways to tell his story. His latest project is Michael & the Mighty Midnight Revival, Songs for Sinners and Saints, an epilogue ...

It’s been four years since Killer Mike and El-P released any new work under their Run The Jewels team banner, and while Killer Mike has been enjoying a helluva run since then, he and El-P have ...

The songs felt episodic on Michael, but combined they evoke the haze of memory, the narratives blurring together. Correction: A previous version of this review included a reference to Killer Mike ...

Three-time Grammy-winning rapper Killer Mike will be a featured panelist in a discussion on the future of free expression ...