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Geto Gala

Geto Gala

DSII Music By Robert Gabriel Hailing from Central Texas, Geto Gala is a group led by vocalists Deezie Brown and Jake Lloyd. Following an initial EP released in 2021, Major League drops as their full-length album debut. Devoted students of classic Houston rap ala the DJ Screw variety, Geto Gala remains rooted in candy slab...

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Z-ro – Rother Vandross

Z-ro – Rother Vandross

By Robert Gabriel 27 years removed from Z-Ro’s debut solo album Look What You Did to Me, the Mo City Don of Houston delivers yet another devastating blow. With Wreckshop Records now in his corner, Z-Ro unleashes his second album of 2024, this one titled Call Me Rother. It’s a play on the name Luther...

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Ice T

Ice T

Interview by Scott Bejda What can your fans expect on your new album, Gangsta Rap Really it is a traditional Ice-T album. I didn’t go out of my way to try to fit in with the way that rap music sounds today because I am not extremely crazy about a lot of the new rap....

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V-Town

V-Town

By Black Dog Bone You’ve been doing music for a long time, I think from when you were maybe 12 or 13, but at that time it was all in the streets. You make a tape you sell it, you make a CD you sell it in the streets. But now everything has changed and...

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DJ Big House

DJ Big House

Interview by Charlie Braxton DJ Big House, tell us a little about yourself?  I’m from Pass Christian, MS. I’ve had my hands in the entertainment business for over 20 years. Everything from production, writing , djing, design, management, plus music has been apart of my everyday life since I was 10. I’m currently doing project...

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Homebwoi

Homebwoi

Interview by Charlie Braxton Homebwoi, tell us a little about yourself?  I was born and raised in Griffin, Georgia; a little city 45 minutes south of Atlanta. I was signed to Collipark Music/Asylum/Warner Music Group back in the early 2000’s where I came to record, and be featured on multiple Ying Yang Twins albums, DJ...

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Lawrence OTS

Lawrence OTS

Interview by Charlie Braxton   Your name is Lawerence OTS. How did you settle on that name?  I just wanted to be original didn’t want to have the same name as anyone in the Music Industry, plus my birth name is “Lawrence”… (OTS) is a movement my uncle came up with [and] I just ran...

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Master P

Master P

Interview by Scott Bejda What’s behind the title of this new album, Ghetto Bill? The new album is called The Ghetto Bill Gates, and I’m the best hustler in the game. That is what it’s about! You got so many great rappers and lyricists but can’t none of them out-hustle me. Anybody could get a...

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Tech N9ne

Tech N9ne

Interview by Black Dog Bone May 2008 I feel like it’s a blessing when an artist doesn’t get big right away. When some 18 year old blows up real big, they usually can’t handle it and they disappear. You have so much experience you’re invincible now. That’s what it is. I’ve been kicked so many...

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Meezy

Meezy

Interview by Charlie Braxton   Ok, when I first met you some years ago, you were going by the name Lil Mall, now you call yourself Meezy now. Why the name change? Basically rebranding. I felt like a whole different person and wanted to have a fresh feeling. It came from my Louisiana rap friends,...

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