Before Hip Hop music dominated the airwaves, the foundation was laid through The Mixtape. In the late 1970s, Grandmaster Flash, Kool Herc, and Africa Bambataa recorded their performances and customized music mixes for their loyal fanbase, laying the groundwork for Hip Hop's street-based culture. The Mixtapes created by DJs served as the lifeline to Hip Hop as it struggled to be accepted into the mainstream. This documentary explores the role of The Mixtape in Hip Hop's growth from the 1970s to present, revealing its impact on the art form and careers of great lyricists.
Tale of the Tape
Mixtapes played a pivotal role in the development of Hip Hop music, with their influence spanning from the 1970s to the present day.
