The irony is overwhelming! Yes, you read it correctly. T-Pain and Auto-Tune are having having serious legal issues. If there were anyone who should proclaim eternal love for Auto-Tune, it would be T-Pain. Now the artist/producer is suing Antartes, the maker of Auto-Tune, for at least $1 million in damages because he claims that the company is using his likeness without permission.
New Balance presents a day in the life of Don Cannon. From the club to the studio and various activities throughout the day, Don Cannon shows viewers a bit of his daily hard work. [via 2db]
45 King presents part 2 of his special guest show with Prince Paul as they ramble on about TV game shows and memories of metal cassette tapes and boom boxes. I worked real hard to have it real easy. –45 King
45 King reveals the first beat he was paid for while Prince Paul talks about his work on Spongebob Squarepants. 45 King also reveals that he no longer digs for records stating, “I rely on Kid Capri and Diamond D.”
Splash! Mag sits down with DJ Premier to review and discuss clips from Yo MTV Raps, Tyler The Creator, and the documentary Secondhand Sureshots. If you haven’t had a chance to check out Secondhand Sureshots, you should definitely do it ASAP. The most surprising elements of the interview were details concering Primo’s collaboration with German … Read more
Boombox TV interviews Just Blaze the difference between DJ’ing a concert performance and a party, casting for Master of The Mix, working on Detox, and other upcoming projects. Just Blaze’s advice for up and coming producers, start DJ’ing.
Watch DJ Quik drops his favorite Eazy E stories, thoughts about social media, and who has the best west coast production setup.
DJ premier appears with DJ P to talk about real DJ’s, Serato, and more. Primo offers honest opinion about what constitutes a proper set and even a minimum record limit for “real” DJ’s. “If you don’t own at least a thousand records, you’re not a DJ for real.” “The more we get nice on Serato, … Read more
6th Sense and The Kid Daytona present fans with an open view of the making of Camelot. Each part of the recording process is shown including laying down violins (Danielle Turano), saxophone (eZra Brown), guitar (Lakov), and vocalist (Tony Williams).
I love hearing DJ Jazzy Jay Talk about hip-hop. Here the hip-hop pioneer visits Bondi FM to talk about the evolution of the genre.