Interview by Scott Bejda I heard that you recently went out to California. What were you doing out there? Having fun and letting loose! We were taking magazine cover shots and photos, looking at a part of the world that we’d never seen before. We visited different cities like Vallejo, Oakland, and Sacramento, and we...
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Insane Clown Posse: Riding The Tempest
Interview with Violent J by David Friedman You’ve got a new album, The Tempest, which marks the first full-length studio release for Insane Clown Posse since 2004’s Hell’s Pit wrapped up the series of the Six Jokers Cards. How has everything been going for you and Shaggy 2 Dope since The Tempest came out on...
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E-40: Upholding the Bay Area Game
Interview 1 : by Black Dog E-40: Grounded in Family, Driven by Common Sense Interview Did you think The Click and E-40 would blow up the way you’re blowing up right now? I always knew that we were going to prosper in some kind of way. If it wasn’t rap, it would have been something...
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TheReal Skitso: From Bailey Ave to Basslines Interview by TG
Some producers make beats. Some producers build atmosphere. TheRealSkitso creates records that feel lived in. There’s history tucked inside his sound — Buffalo winters, soul records stacked in dusty crates, West Coast funk bleeding through car speakers, and the kind of hunger that only comes from having to figure things out without shortcuts. Long before...
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Gucci Mane: Fresh Out and Focused
Interview by Scott Bejda How does it feel to be a free man? It’s a blessing. I’m real excited about getting out here, having a second chance to do this music, and putting it down. I’m feeling real good right now—I can’t even explain it. What was the first thing you did when you got...
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C-Murder
interview by black dog bone Photos by marcus hanschen People are wondering what direction No Limit is going to go from here? As far as the record label, we’re gonna take it to a whole nother level. Last year we was pushing all our small artists, gettin them a name. Now this year, not only...
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Nizam Rabby
Firstly I would like to beg pardon for my bad english haha and thank murder dog for the interview.
basically the music i do is a detailed image of the society i breath in. my lyrics speaks about the regular problems we face, the problem we want to be solved soon but what actually never happens or like sometime happens too! so, i do sarcasms on those serious issues to make it a bit interesting/ entertaining to the people who suffers, who survives. and i fit in everywhere hahaa trust me !
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Izambard
Interview by Matt Sonzala I first heard your music through my friend in the UK named Nick Cage. He told me about you because he knew of my affiliation with B L A C K I E in the US and knew I would like your music, and I do, but I have to ask,...
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Ababi. interview with Justice/Dad Beats/ Nile Tonic Studio
By: Lattif
Part 1: Interview with JUSTICE (Dad Beats)
How did you first meet Black Dog?
It’s a long story, but briefly, this was back in 2020. I was living in Jinja at the time. My mamas had a small canteen that was selling bananas, pancakes, and so and so on. Black Dog used to pass by and buy bananas.
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Snoop Dogg
Snoop Dogg Interview by: Scott Bejda A lot of people consider you the King of the West Coast. Did you get that title by choice or did the people put you in that position? King of the West? I believe I took that position! I didn’t ask for it, I just took it and did...