A four-part series chronicling the impact of the Hip-Hop site, AllHipHop.com, is on the way, Variety reports. Writer, producer, and director Quincy Jones III is attached to the project. Jones has worked on a slew of Hip-Hop related documentaries including The Carter about Lil Wayne, Tupac Shakur: Thug Angel, and 2016's The Art of Organized Noize about super producers Organized Noize.

Founded in 1998 by Greg “Grouchy” Watkins and Chuck “Jigsaw” Creekmur, AllHipHop has carved its legacy in Hip-Hop journalism. The series will show "the site’s evolution and how it reflected hip-hop and affected the genre. Celebrities and music journalists will join Watkins and Creekmur as the series chronicles headlines that impacted the industry."

“We are thrilled to partner with QD3, Neo Studios, and TwentyOne14 Media to tell the incredible story of AllHipHop and showcase how we laid the blueprint for the modern era of hip-hop websites and influencers and brought the culture into the digital age,” said Watkins and Creekmur in a joint statement. “For 25 years, the site has been the go-to for exclusives, and we look forward to sharing the stories behind the stories.”

Jones also expressed excitement about the project. “As an early adopter of digital media, I have been an avid fan of AllHipHop.com since they launched in the late ’90s,” Jones said in a statement. “They were the CNN of hip-hop, and prior to social media, AllHipHop.com was the place where the culture, including me, went to discuss and debate hip-hop. They were a big part of building the bridge for hip-hop to cross into the digital age. As someone who was hugely informed and inspired by AllHipHop.com, it’s an honor to document their rich story, which features a who’s who of hip-hop icons. Full circle moment.”

A release date for the series has not been given.