Producer Interviews
286 posts- CK·0643DJ Premier Speaks On Guru, Vinyl, And Classic Hip-Hop06.24.2008 · DJ Premier talks about his original name Waxmaster C, the importance of preserving elements of original Hip-Hop, and talks about which Gangstarr album is his
- CK·0639Nicolay (Foreign Exchange) On Studio Monitors, Publishing, and Sampling06.24.2008 · Producer Nicolay (Foreign Exchange) talks about opting to use stock desktop computer speakers and a $100 shelf system rather than professional studio
- CK·0638Sha Money XL Explains New Producers & Finding Talent06.24.2008 · G-Unit power broker Sha Money XL tells the story of his start as a music producer and being introduced to 50 Cent by Jam Master Jay. After declaring 50
- CK·0636Jaylib/Frank N Dank: Making of McNasty Filth Video06.24.2008 · Frank N Dank TV delivers footage chronicling the making of the video for "McNasty Filth" from the Champion Sound album. Not necessarily
- CK·0633J Dilla Beat Tape Secrets Revealed06.23.2008 · More classic material as Frank N Dank talk about the highly sought after J Dilla beat tapes and the security measures used to protect them, which
- CK·0632Heatmakerz Rsonist Interview: Sampling Skills06.23.2008 · Heatmakerz producer Rsonist on his hits, learning the MPC, DJ Premier's influence, sampling skills, and moving from the MPC 2000 to the 2000XL and 4000.
- CK·0630Disco D Interview: Ghettotek & Entrepreneurship06.23.2008 · As you may have guessed already, Crate Kings has decided dedicate today to the memory of that late Disco D. This time Canhead throws us an older
- CK·0629Donny Goines Talks About Disco D06.23.2008 · Check The Credits drops an interview with Donny Goines as he speaks about meeting producer Disco D on a internet forum, working as a runner/personal
- CK·0628Disco D Reveals Story Behind "Ski Mask Way" Beat06.23.2008 · Producer Disco D on his Ghettotech roots, battling depression, and the story behind making the beat for 50 Cent's "Ski Mask Way".
- CK·0623Jake One Talks About The Early Days06.20.2008 · Producer Jake One talks about making his first beat from a Sly Stone record, discovery of original samples, and his first big commercial release.