Minnesota hip-hop artist Nur-D, one of the Twin Cities’ most recognizable independent artists, is asking his community to help save the recording studio he co-founded with longtime collaborator DJ Hayes. The space, Fair Play Entertainment (FPE), has become a haven for local musicians and first-time creators, but now faces possible closure unless $8,000 can be raised by January 2026. Nur-D, who won City Pages’  “Pick to Click” in 2019 and has since built a national following

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Haley Taylor Schlitz, an assistant attorney general for the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, in their offices in St. Paul on...

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A Minnesota-born visionary, Yoni Light's work dances across boundaries, weaving together movement, film, and sound into powerful stories that last long after that final note fades. Her art is fueled by her ancestors, her community, and especially Black women.