Interview
Butterfly (of Digable Planets)
Most of us probably thought Butterfly, former front man for hiphop sensation Digable Planets, had fell off the map. While he may have been under
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Interview
Peanut Butter Wolf
Stones Throw label-founder, DJ, record collector, recording artist and producer Peanut Butter Wolf recently took time to answer some questions for us.
Interview
Wendy Morgan
Upon first glance, director Wendy Morgan might not come across as some crazy-ass, woopty-woo rap music director, brimming with delusions of grandeur and fraudulent posturing.
Interview
Spytech Records (Cheapshot, Ryu, Lexicon)
Spytech Records is most definitely home to some of the dopest artists coming out of the Los Angeles area. Founded by Styles of Beyond’s DJ
Interview
MF Grimm
A legendary lyricist from Manhattan, MF Grimm has been dropping intense street narratives since the early 1990s. Spitting show-stopping verses alongside Kurious, KMD, and Kool
Interview
Jeff Spec
Andy: Who is Jeff Spec when he’s not doing hip hop? Jeff Spec: I’m basically a regular dude, I just like to kick it with
Interview
Cunninlynguists
Me, I’ve never been thugged out. Kno and Deacon the Villain, they’ve been thugged out since cub scouts. A pleasant surprise in an otherwise forgettable
Interview
Apathy
This is Mark, and I wanna know one thing – whose fucking with my man Apathy, emcee/producer extraordinaire, member of the Demigodz and one of
Interview
AME109
Andy: Ame109, what’s with the name, and what’s your background? in other words, give a brief AME bio. AME109: Hmm. I guess the name AME
Interview
Masta Ace
I like hip-hop. Masta Ace likes hip-hop. I write for Underground Sound. Masta Ace writes rhymes. I don’t have an album coming out soon. Masta
Interview
Noah23
Interviews on a computer are dope. Here’s the latest one with Guelph’s Noah23. His recent Neophyte Phenotype is a wonderful mix between technological hiphop lyrics
Interview
Sharky
It goes without question that the goal of every emcee is to be the biggest fish in the pond. Enter Sharky the Great. With one