Preserve
Document the people, work, places, and moments that might otherwise disappear.
About BmoreHH
Our history.
Our archive.
Where Baltimore Hip-Hop Lives.
BmoreHH documents and preserves the artists, music, places, images, and stories that shaped Baltimore hip-hop.
A community-powered living archive
Baltimore’s hip-hop history belongs to the community.
BmoreHH exists to build a durable, searchable record of Baltimore hip-hop history. The archive brings artist profiles, releases, interviews, news, photographs, videos, credits, and official links into one credible home.
Anyone can submit an artist. Anyone can request a correction or addition to an existing profile. Every contribution is reviewed before it becomes public, helping the archive stay accurate while remaining open to the people who know the history best.
The strength of BmoreHH depends on community participation. Artists, producers, DJs, engineers, promoters, photographers, journalists, organizers, fans, families, and neighborhood historians all hold pieces of the record. When the community contributes, the archive becomes more complete.
Credit
Name artists, creators, photographers, sources, and community contributors clearly.
Participate
Keep submission and update pathways open so the community can strengthen the record.
How the archive grows
Submit. Review. Publish. Update.
Community members submit an artist or request a profile update. BmoreHH reviews the information, verifies links and credits, creates or updates a draft, and publishes the approved record. No public submission changes the website automatically.
The archive needs the community
What piece of Baltimore hip-hop history can you add?
A biography, correction, release, flyer, photograph, credit, venue, interview, video, or firsthand memory can help complete the record.