No ID

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  1. CK·2571No I.D. Loves Logic and Maschine, No More Auto-Tune01.11.2010 · HipHopDX interviews producer No I.D. to discuss productivity over the past year, wisdom attained during his time in the music business, and some of his
  2. CK·1633No ID Reveals The Making of Jay Z's "D.O.A."07.17.2009 · No ID discusses the making of Jay Z's "D.O.A." including the debate leading up to the concept, song structure, emotion, and drum programming.
  3. CK·1452No I.D. Talks Candidly About 808's & Heartbreak04.13.2009 · Producer and Kanye West mentor No I.D. discusses checking his ego and his initial disagreement with the creative direction of 808's & Heartbreak, then
  4. CK·1399No I.D. Interview: Favorite Producers, Beattapes, Scoring Movies03.23.2009 · Producer No I.D. lists his all-time favorite producers (DJ Premier, Dr. Dre, RZA), the concept of truly loving music, defining sounds and their eras, scoring
  5. 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.
  6. 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.
  7. CK·0610No I.D. Explains Being Career Focused06.17.2008 · Producer, manager, talent finder, and all around music guy No I.D. gives a resume rundown and speaks on the importance of having an actual career as opposed
  8. CK·0608No I.D. Interview: Sampling & Multiple Producers06.16.2008 · A nice Q&A session with No I.D. gives us insight into working with Nas, Jay Z , Common, and Kanye West.  In addition, he takes the time to elaborate
  9. CK·0570No ID: Manners, Business, & Artistic Integrity06.05.2008 · Ill Roots sat down with No ID to discuss the state of music, increased global access to music, new models for music distribution, and the opposing concepts of
  10. 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