Adam Aziz is a dynamic consultant, curator, and journalist operating at the vibrant intersection of music, sports, and culture with a pioneering digital career spanning three decades. Today, he shapes modern narratives by exploring the deep connections between athletic performance, musical expression, and cultural history through his writing for major outlets like ESPN's Andscape, Complex, and Grammy.com. By bringing his expertise to The Hip Hop Museum and major audio projects like Will Smith's Class of '88 podcast, Adam bridges the gap between legendary heritage and contemporary storytelling to engage audiences across disciplines.

Drake's "Over My Dead Body": Chantal Kreviazuk's Untold Story (Complex)

DJ Jazzy Jeff, The Fresh Prince and a Grammy boycott (Andscape)

Hockey jerseys have returned to hip-hop (Andscape)

The NHL’s slow skate toward change (Andscape)

Will Smith's 'Class of 88' Podcast (Writer + Consultant)

All of your favourite rappers are obsessed with golf (CBC)

The tangled history of hip-hop and boxing

What Happened On The Days Kendrick Lamar Made ‘untitled unmastered’? (Genius)

Kool Moe Dee and British Knights: The story of one of hip-hop’s earliest sneaker campaigns (Andscape)

DJ Screw, the godfather of Houston’s slowed-down sound, gets the book treatment (Andscape)