Interview by DG Every era of hip-hop has artists who challenge the boundaries of what the culture can be. Some change the sound. Some change the conversation. The Flatlinerz changed the atmosphere. Emerging from Brooklyn in the early ’90s, Redrum, Gravedigger, and Tempest created a world where horror, reality, and hip-hop collided. Before “horrorcore” became...
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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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Jae Skeese and ILL Tone Lock In on The Good Part
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,...
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T-Mo
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...
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K-Way
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....
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Big Sant
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...
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Mizz Nique
by Black Dog Bone How did you get into hip hop, rap, singing, whatever? Um, basically the emotion and everything that I experienced growing up and the culture that I have. There’s different ways to speak to people and I started off with poetry but what better way to make it emotional than music. So...
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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
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
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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