Wikipedia:WikiProject Hip-hop/To-do list

Welcome to the to-do list of the Hip hop WikiProject. This page should not be limited in size so do not worry if the page is becoming too crowded. There is a compact page of the to do list here.

Articles

See also: Current Collaborations

Requests:

Please note that requests sometimes might be denied due to lack of importance of the subject:

please check to see if a request has already been made: List of requested Hip hop articles

General

2010s in music hip hop section needs help.
Help find references for artist/group articles that currently have none. See -->Wikipedia:WikiProject Hip hop/Unreferenced BLPs
The hip hop articles that go by country: a lot of them are completely unreferenced and in dire need of cleanup, such as Haitian hip hop and Mexican hip hop.
American hip hop start-up.
Atlanta hip hop needs to be fixed up.
Southern hip-hop is all fucked up. This probably needs to be a priority.
All the G-Unit Mixtapes (see G-Unit discography)
Kosovar hip hop, could be interesting to write as its a very heated area with many cultures making hip hop.
European hip hop needs a LOT of work, anyone with knowledge in this area should help (see discussion).
Davy DMX's page needs a lot of work.
Underground hip hop: as a subgenre/musical scene of hip hop that is separate from alternative hip hop see Talk:Alternative hip hop

Record labels

Obese Records - one of Australia's highest profile hip hop labels (based in Melbourne.
Elefant Traks - an Australian hip hop record label based in Sydney.
Basement Records — One of the largest underground hip hop labels. Living Legends, Pigeon John, Aceyalone, Abstract Rude, etc.

Artists & groups

SOB x RBE- group that featured in Black Panther soundtrack and is just getting big. should be kinda easy.
Eric B. - American DJ and a member of legendary rap group Eric B. & Rakim. Released 1 self-titled solo album in 1995 and currently works in television.
The Herd - Australian hip hop crew from Sydney, signed to Elefant Traks.
Downsyde - Australian hip hop group from Perth, Western Australia, signed to Obese Records
Hyjak N Torcha - Australian hip hop artists, signed to Obese Records
Funkoars - Australian hip hop act from Adelaide, signed to Obese Records.
4th Avenue Jones — hip hop crew including Ahmad, who wrote the hit single, 1994's "Back in the Day". Crew is still active and signed to Gotee Records. Currently redirects to Ahmad's article.
Grayskul — Onry Ozzborn and JFK from Oldominion, signed to Rhymesayers.
Josh Martinez — Well-known Canadian hip hop artist. Has toured Canada, USA, and Asia. Article exists but needs expanding.
Mac Lethal — 2002 Scribble Jam champion. Recently signed to Rhymesayers.
Mr. Dibbs — Tour DJ for Atmosphere. Signed to Rhymesayers. Founder of Scribble Jam.
Mazaradi Fox (currently protected) new member on G-Unit Records
Oldominion — West coast hip hop collective from Seattle/Portland. Members include Sleep and Rhymesayers artists Grayskul and Boom Bap Project.
Procussions — West coast hip hop group, signed to Rawkus Records, home of Talib Kweli and Mos Def. Passes Google search test with flying colours.
Skratch Bastid — Halifax hip hop DJ, two-time Scribble Jam champion. Second-place in the 2003 Canadian DMC Battle. Part of 1200 Hobos crew with Mr. Dibbs, Sixtoo, Buck 65. Bastid Bio

Album pages

Category:East Coast hip hop albums - Possible candidate for Featured List (see List of grunge music albums)
Most albums by Schoolly D ([1]).
Timeline for East Coast hip hop,Wu-Tang Clan, Nas, Jay-Z, and Timbaland
The three Kool G Rap albums without articles as well as his four compilation albums.
All singles by Redman in order to improve the links on his template
Albums by Prince Paul, Planet Asia, MURS, Mad Skillz, Jungle Brothers, Aceyalone and Tragedy Khadafi
All five Bushwick Bill solo albums
My Posse: This article is in a confused state. The page title ("My Posse") seems to be the name of a track on the album and also a single, while the title in the first sentence (Cru' In Action!) seems to be the title of the album itself. The article uses {{Infobox song}}, apparently focused on the track "My Posse", but the contents of the article seem to be about the album as a whole, except for the sentence that begins "The single...".

Stubs:

Below are some essential articles which are stubs:

Update:

The information on this pages is out-dated:

update/expand various 2Pac singles and albums. classic Pac cuts that deserve more than a stub.
update No Limit Records-related pages
Update Kool Moe Dee's page to Wikipedia's standards.
Serbian and Montenegrin hip hop- we need to decide what to do now that they're separate countries. Separate articles?