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 !
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,...
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.
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...
Interview by DG When Jae Skeese and producer ILL Tone joined forces for The Good Part, Vol. 1, the goal wasn’t just to make another rapper-producer project. It was about pushing each other creatively while keeping the foundation of lyricism, honesty, and musical risk intact. With Skeese’s sharpened delivery and Tone’s meticulous production, the project captures a moment where hunger,...
Interview by Charlie Braxton Greetings Brother T-Mo How are you? I’m good. First off let me congratulate you on your new solo project Where You At, and we certainly intend to get into talking about it, but before we do that, I’d like to talk to you about your background. What part of Atlanta did...
Interview by Charlie Braxton Hello K-Way, how are you? Hey, I’m great. Thanks for asking. First off, congratulations on your success thus far. I’ve watched your career grow over the past few years. You went from being a local rapper here in Jackson to becoming one of your state’s biggest stars. Tell us about yourself....
By Charlie R. Braxton Translated by Francois Raogo Let’s start this interview with you introducing yourself. Who is Vino-5? Vino_5 is a Burkinabe artist who has been passionate about music since childhood and is fighting for his country’s music to be recognized and exported beyond its borders, especially Burkinabe and African rap. What was life...
Interview by Charlie Braxton Big Sant, greetings and welcome to murderdog.com let’s begin by you telling us a little bit about yourself. For starters, where are you from and what was it like growing up there? I’m a rapper from the country. I’m from Meridian, MS and I’ve been writing and recording rap music since I was 13...
Interview by Scott Bedja photo by Karine Simon When did you first hear about Murder Dog? Oh shit man, back in the 90’s, probably right around when we got signed. Like ‘95 or ‘96. And it was right there in the Bay Area. I was thinking the other day, I reviewed the Godzilla and interviewed...