PDX On Point – MLK Sunday at Ainsworth UCC
Ainsworth United Church of Christ is quite unlike many other churches in America. In their own words, Ainsworth UCC is “multi-cultural, multi-racial, open and affirming.” And they’re pretty serious. Thirty…
PDX On Point: Earthquake Hurricane
Fact: If you’re looking for good beer in Portland, you’re going to have to risk hipster contact. It is what it is. Turns out, if you’re looking for good comedy…
Horizun- Light Up Night
Portland singer, dancer and rapper Horizun dropped this track today. It aspires to be a fun, sugary dance hit, and, remarkably, aside from the beat (produced by ID Labs), is…
Ignorant/Reflections Brand Pre-Launch Facebook Contest
WOHMers, I’d like you to meet Donovan. Why, you may ask? Well, because Donovan wants to meet you. Or, rather, he wants to talk to you. All of ya’ll. Portland…
Police Come To Hip Hop Show, Ruin Night For Everyone, Including Themselves
So, Luck One was in town on Saturday. When he got on stage at The Blue Monk around 11-ish, he was definitely in his element. The crowd was already hyped,…
Tea Time… w/ The Abiotos (Pt. 2)
Continued from Pt. 1… Kalimah, easily the quietest of the group, is probably the easiest to peg down of the four. She sings, dances and acts, but mostly, you’ll see…
Tea Time… w/ The Abiotos
[Editor’s Note: Intisar Abioto wasn’t born in the Northwest, but her artistic, cultural and grassroots work in Portland have garnered attention from major news sources including OPB, The Oregonian, and…
Tea Time w/ Mic Capes
When Mic Capes is happy to see you, you know it. When I wandered into a dimly lit bar for a Resistance show on September 27th, Capes’ midnight face lit…
#BYOF? (Bring Your Own Fans)
Editor’s Note: WOHM would like to introduce freelance writer Saidah Ali Wilson, who succinctly chronicled her experience at Northwest Hip-Hop Fest while exploring a phenomenon detrimental to the Portland Hip-Hop…