The Hip Hop Museum and Wahida Clark to organize historic ‘Street Lit House Party’ live stream

This Friday it goes on the live stream when the Hip Hop Museum and “Queen of Street Literature”, Wahida Clark, organizes the DJ Wall of Fame and Street Lit House party to celebrate Black Music Month.

The event based on 20 June will honor the inheritance of Hiphop through music, literature and daring vision.

“The street -illuminated house party honors the culture that we raised – one set, one story at the same time,” Clark said in a press release. “Turning the music helps us to archive the inheritance of Hiphop.”

Clark and the Hip Hop Museum invite listeners to coordinate non -stop vibes from Six DJs for six hours: DJ Que the Mixologist, Selecta, DJ Dice (Brooklyn), DJ Beesus, Kwame and Easy Mo Bee. The historic live stream party is a project that reflects the evolution of the genre and investigates how it can be stored and celebrated while making room for the next chapter.

“By working together with Wahida Clark, one of the most powerful voices in hiphopliteratuur, Thhm is expanding his mission to new digital spaces,” said Rocky Bucano, CEO of the Hip Hop Museum. “The DJ-Tonide is celebrating the cultural sound and invites the world to deal with hip-hop inheritance through new, creative formats.”

The museum, planned to open in 2026 in the Bronx, will Become the first global museum with a central focus on documentationTraining, storing and celebrating culture.

As part of his dedication to bring the rich history of the genre and the constant influence to the attention, the museum focuses its focus on inspiring exhibitions, performances and educational initiatives. The museum selected Clark as the first woman in hiphopliteratuur who has a permanent exhibition. The four -time New York Times The bestseller author has put together a virtual space to honor the genre and his stories.

Four Black Music Month and Reserve a place For the DJ Wall of Fame and Street Lit House Party Livestream. To further support the project and help archive the inheritance, donate to the Hip Hop Museum.

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