Producer Interviews

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  1. CK·3334Sha Money XL: Drum Lessons From Jam Master Jay04.07.2010 · Part 2 of Sha Money XL's interview with Grind Music Radio features the producer/manager talking about meeting and working with 50 Cent and learning about the
  2. CK·3325Black Milk: Favorite Album, Influence of J Dilla04.07.2010 · A quick 45 second segment with Rhapsody features Detroit producer Black Milk revealing his favorite album of all time and the influence that the late J Dilla
  3. CK·330688-Keys On Interning, MPC3000, Musical Influences04.06.2010 · The Higher Plane catches up with producer 88-Keys to discuss such topics as his musical influences as Prince Paul and A Tribe Called Quest, gaining an
  4. CK·3299Sha Money XL Loves Logic: From Rapper To Producer04.06.2010 · Sha Money XL also explains how he sold his first beat, "Angel Dust", to Cormega for $2,500 and first learning about sample clearance and copyright issues.
  5. CK·3293Large Professor's Favorite Record (Stop & Go By Bohannon)04.03.2010 · Boundless Radio sits down with DJ, crate digger, and producer Large Producer to discuss the perseverance of real hip-hop and the influence of Main Source.
  6. CK·3276Music Jones & Needlz On Networking, Determination03.29.2010 · I do Music presents producers Music Jones and Needlz as they run down their stories of achieving success in the world of production and how each took
  7. CK·3272Broken Bells Interview (Danger Mouse + James Mercer)03.29.2010 · Broken Bell, formed by Brian Burton aka Danger Mouse and James Mercer, offer an interview  at the SXSW music conference. Some of the topics discussed include
  8. CK·3259Buckwild's Favorite Producers & Early D.I.T.C.03.25.2010 · View Part 1 of Buckwild's interview.
  9. CK·3229Buckwild On Production "It's A Competitive Thing"03.23.2010 · "It's a competitive thing.  It's not just to be like, yo I need to get a record on the radio.  You want to make the hottest record possible."
  10. CK·3212Just Blaze On Pursuing Personal Dreams & Goals03.18.2010 · Later on in the interview Just Blaze also discusses the synthesis of samples vs. live instrumentation, most influential current producers, and the importance