Producer Interviews
696 posts- CK·1357Just Blaze On Conflicts of Creativity Vs. Business03.08.2009 · Buddha Apparel interviews Just Blaze to discuss his first industry gig as an intern at The Cutting Room Studios, his personal definition of a Hip-Hop
- CK·1353Rsonist Warns To Stay Away From the Music Industry03.06.2009 · Rsonist of production crew The Heatmakerz talks about upcoming projects with the Crash Crew, the changing role of internet marketing with new music, and
- CK·1351DJ Toomp Vs Chairman Mao At Red Bull Music Academy03.05.2009 · DJ Toomp runs down some of his production history, career highlights, and working on Jay Z's "Say Hello To The Bad Guy" and T.I.'s
- CK·1350Akai Pro Interviews The Alchemist: MPC Products + Production History03.05.2009 · The Alchemist talks with Akai Pro about his name, getting into music, his early MPC3000 and Ensoniq ASR-10 setup, and his move to the MPC.
- CK·1345Black Milk On The State of Hip-Hop03.02.2009 · Black Milk talks about the state of Hip-Hop, the inspiration and influence of J Dilla, and the current Detroit music scene.
- CK·1342Nicolay On Quitting Music, Forming Foreign Exchange02.28.2009 · In a lecture session with Red Bull, Foreign Exchange producer Nicolay tells the story of studying music, quitting music, and finally returning after
- CK·1340Bangladesh Rips "A Milli" Co-Producer Cha-Lo02.26.2009 · Producer Bangladesh runs through his discography and tears into "A Milli" co-producer Cha-Lo over the controversy behind the Lil Wayne track.
- CK·1339No I.D. On The Rise of Chicago Hip-Hop02.26.2009 · Chi-Town production legend No I.D. explains the origin of his name and how Chicago Hip-Hop was brought to the forefront.
- CK·13349th Wonder: Year of The 9th Interview02.23.2009 · Broccoli City serves up an interview with 9th Wonder as he talks about the origins of Hip-Hop and Soul music, his new labels, and collaborating with E. Jones.
- CK·1324Rashad Smith aka Tumblin' Dice On Digging Production02.17.2009 · Producer Rashad Smith aka Tumblin' Dice (LL Cool J, Eric B. Rakim, Busta Rhymes) reveals some of his vinyl digging secrets and techniques to foster creativity