Producer Interviews

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  1. CK·1202Asher Roth, Don Cannon, No I.D. In Studio Chat12.08.2008 · Don Cannon, No I.D., and Asher Roth talk Logic production, classic albums, and lemon juice.
  2. CK·11999th Wonder True School Radio Interview12.08.2008 · 9th Wonder talks about the True School philosophy, production, radio show, and the Hip-Hop course that he teaches.  Main points to take away from this
  3. CK·119388 Keys Talks Production Early Days And Akai MPC 300012.04.2008 · 88 Keys talks about his start selling records with John Carraro to producers such as Q-Tip and Pete Rock, working on the ASR-10 and  MPC 3000
  4. CK·1187Y2JJ Interview Beats 'N Treats Beat Battle Winner12.02.2008 · Open Labs support guru David Williams sits down to interview producer Y2JJ, winner of the Beats 'N Treats beat battle.  Y2JJ reveals that he doesn't play
  5. CK·1182DJ Clark Kent On New York Hip-Hop, Producers, And Rappers12.01.2008 · DJ Clark Kent gives us a rant on his version about what's wrong with New York Hip-Hop, rappers, and producers.  Some interesting things are said...
  6. CK·1181DJ Premier x Peter Rosenberg Live Interview At 92YTribeca12.01.2008 · Peter Rosenberg and DJ Premier unite for an evening of music, conversation, and a tribute video dedicated to Premo and his acclaimed body of work.  The
  7. CK·1179Black Milk Interview + Videos + Tronic Footage11.29.2008 · Detroit producer Black Milk lays down a quick interview, tells of his start making beats, and more.
  8. CK·1176Kanye West On DJ Premier's Production Legacy In Hip-Hop11.26.2008 · Peter Rosenberg chases Kanye West down an elevator and through a lobby to get his thoughts on DJ Premier's significance in Hip-Hop and music as a whole. 
  9. CK·1172Black Milk, Elzhi, DJ House Shoes On J Dilla + Detroit Hip-Hop11.24.2008 · A must see interview for production fans... Black Milk, Elzhi, and DJ House Shoes provide an interview discussing Tronic, the Detroit music scene, the origins
  10. CK·1171Q-Tip On The Deprecation of Hip-Hop Music11.24.2008 · Q-Tip delivers a strong dose of common sense and his point of view on the depreciation of Hip-Hop music in this interview supporting his recent release The