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New LGBT Hip-Hop Website Launched
Posted on: May 21st, 2008 by History Month

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The growing rise of Gay, Lesbian, and Transgendered hip hop artists and rappers has given birth to a website exclusively catering for the underground music scene that has long been referred to as “homohop”. OutHipHop.com says their goal is to be the primary destination on the internet for all “out” hip hop artists (and their fans), an all inclusive home for LGBT artists who make all forms of rap and every variation of hip hop and are “out” with their sexuality.

The website, which is already live, features Interviews, CD reviews, a robust Artist Directory, Feature Stories and News, a Bulletin Board, and Media. The site presently offers a free Mixtape download and promises more content as time goes by.

Many of the news items and CD reviews are featured in a blog-like manner, which allows readers to post comments.

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