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Producer Interviews

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  1. CK·0298Denaun Porter Discusses Little Brother’s Album “Getback”01.04.2008 · Detroit producer Denaun Porter talks about how he made five beats and recorded three songs with Little Brother all in the same night.
  2. CK·0292NO ID Talks About Kanye, Common, and Chicago Hip-Hop01.02.2008 · Chi-Town production heavyweight NO ID speaks about his relationship with Kanye West, giving beats to Common, and being a pioneer of Midwest Hip-Hop.
  3. CK·0257Hi-Tek Interview - Creative Approach & Upcoming Projects12.28.2007 · Hi-Tek talks about getting started in production and his approach of focusing on an albums music rather than MC's and lyrics.
  4. CK·0231Alchemist Radio Interview - LIJN512.28.2007 · The alchemist talks about sample clearance, creative control, and the importance of maintaining industry relationships.
  5. CK·0349Black Milk Fader Magazine Interview12.21.2007 · Black Milk talks about the foundation of his sound and the upcoming Sean Price/Guilty Simpson project. Notice how the interviewer slips up and make the
  6. CK·0256Jake One Reveals Creative Process Behind Beatmaking12.12.2007 · Producer Jake One talks about getting started in Hip-Hop and the creative process used when making beats on the ASR-10.
  7. CK·0302Damu of Y Society - Live MPC Beat Demo At Fat Beats12.03.2007 · Damu of Y Society is back at it again. Here’s some footage of him at Fat Beats giving a demonstration of the MPC 2000. Notable Fact: His MPC 2000 does not
  8. CK·0337DJ Premier Speaks About How to Be a Real Producer11.18.2007 · The always outspoken DJ Premier talks about the making of “Classic”, the difference between a producer and beatmaker, and the future of Hip-Hop.
  9. CK·0312RZA & Wu-Tang Remix Interview11.18.2007 · Looks like 8 Diagrams is receiving a damn good promo push, even receiving the cover of the latest issue of Remix Magazine. It’s pretty interesting the
  10. CK·0335Rick Rock Speaks In Studio11.17.2007 · West Coast legend Rick Rock lays down some work on the MPC 4000 and Roland Fantom while working on five to six beats at a time.