Producer Interviews
696 posts- CK·0564Eric Hudson Talks Kanye & "Flashing Lights"06.04.2008 · Producer Eric Hudson on meeting Kanye West by chance and how the "Flashing Lights" beat was first meant for Beanie Sigel. Lesson: always carry a beat CD.
- CK·0561Jermain Dupri Says Money Ruined Music06.03.2008 · As part 2 of a 5 part series JD gives a rant about money corrupting and ruining music. He says that people paying attention to money, Soundscan, and
- CK·0560Traxamillion Interview And Beat Construction06.03.2008 · Traxamillion (Keak Da Sneak, Brook Hogan) tells how he became involved in music, learning to produce Hip-Hop, and takes us through a quick beat construction.
- CK·0558Jermaine Dupri Says The DJ Is Dead06.02.2008 · The ever controversial Jermaine Dupri declares that the DJ is dead. He talks about the self-promotion of DJ's and their lack of focus for helping new
- CK·0557Gnarls Barkley Interview w/ DJ Enuff06.02.2008 · DJ Enuff sits down to talk with Gnarls Barkley about their musical styles and artistic freedom. In particular, it's interesting to hear Danger
- CK·0556Peanut Butter Wolf Interview / Q&A06.02.2008 · Stones Throw founder Peanut Butter Wolf talks Broken Beat, dj'ing a party for Usher, and the original idea behind his video mixing. We also
- CK·0554Evidence Says To Avoid Having A Set Rate For Services05.29.2008 · Definitely slept on for his production skills, Evidence of Dilated Peoples talks about his solo release The Weatherman. He also mentions an album
- CK·0551Godfather Don Interview: Talks Early Equipment And Records05.28.2008 · 4XL over at One Leg Up treats us to a crazy interview with 90's production stylist Godfather Don as he talks about influences, equipment, recording his first
- CK·0544Just Blaze Tells Serato Haters To "Shut Up"05.27.2008 · Just Blaze talks about how he started in music as a DJ, his mother singing, and father being a Jazz musician. He also talks about keeping his ear to the
- CK·0543No I.D. Tells Aspiring Producers To Get A Life Plan05.27.2008 · Chicago board legend No I.D. tells aspiring producers and rappers to "you have to have a life plan that makes sense for real life and not a fantasy music