Beats belong in your hands. Always have.

Hip-hop started with two turntables and a feeling — and it still hits hardest when you can drop the needle, press play, or flip the tape yourself.

This is Boom Bap to trap. Golden Age to now. Queensbridge to Compton to ATL to the underground. We’re talking Nas, Kendrick, OutKast, Tyler, Doom, RTJ, and the producers who turned drum machines into gospel.

At Tower, our hip-hop section is built for heads who still believe in the artform — and know that nothing sounds quite like rap when it’s played loud and owned for real. From limited editions to collector’s sets, box sets to cult-label deep dives, this is rotation material.

Tower Tip: Streams are for background noise. Hip-hop is a contact sport — play it loud, flip it, repeat.