Reggie Bonds dropped a new single last week, “Black Holocaust Museum.” The track confronts history while celebrating resilience. The project takes its name from the former Milwaukee institution founded by lynching survivor Dr. James Cameron, which documented Black persecution and triumph. Bonds weaves personal narratives with broader commentary on systemic racism and community strength. His production choices blend soul samples with contemporary trap elements, creating soundscapes that feel both nostalgic and urgent. Bonds proves himself a vital voice in Milwaukee’s hip hop scene, using his platform to preserve history and inspire change. Check it out here: