Producer Interviews
696 posts- 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.
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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...
- 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
- 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.
- 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.
- 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
- 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