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Tone Trump Discusses New Mixtape, Young Jeezy Relationship, CTE Compilation
Dxnextposted 11 months ago
Exclusive: The newly-minted CTE member details his upcoming mixtape The New Fresh Prince, his work with Snowman, and what can be expected on It(TM)s The World.
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Silent Knight Explains "Busy Is My Best Friend," Recalls Rawkus 50 & Loud.com Experiences
Dxnextposted 12 months ago
Exclusive: The New York emcee breaks down the creation of his 2011 album that has everybody movin'. He also recalls the last wave of Rawkus Records and his experiences as a Loud.com finalist.
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DJ Burn One Talks Touring With Yelawolf, Early Gucci Mane Work & Recording With SL Jones
Dxnextposted 12 months ago
Exclusive: The Georgia-based deejay and producer talks rebuilding his brand several years ago, and his Five Points production company.
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Parallel Thought Discuss Their Early Work With Tame One, Del The Funky Homosapien & New Projects
Dxnextposted 12 months ago
The New Jersey production team recalls working with Rap eccentrics C-Rayz Walz and Tame One, as they made their second Del album, and plan a host of projects.
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Jesse Abraham Talks Free Projects, Winning Independent Music Awards
Dxnextposted 12 months ago
Exclusive: With a decade pursuing his passion in music, Jesse Abraham recalls opening up for Chuck D and walks new fans through his catalog.
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Black Cobain Discusses "Cheers," Refutes Wale Comparisons
Dxnextposted 2 years ago
Exclusive: The Virginian emcee speaks on his latest mixtape, performing overseas with the Royal Ballet, and his infamous line accepting a position as Scottie Pippen to Wale's Michael Jordan.
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IamSu! Explains Finding A Hit In "Up!" & The New Wave Of Bay Area Hip Hop
Dxnextposted 2 years ago
Exclusive: Richmond, California's own explains that a random call from E-40 led to his verse on "Function" and that he thinks the Bay Area is simply too big to classify its sound in one box.
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J. Pinder Acknowledges Seattle Hip Hop Mentors, Talks "Careless" Album
Dxnextposted 2 years ago
The Seattle emcee insists he'll be through with Rap by 30, but hopes to make an impact. H talks about the help he's had from Jake One, Vitamin D and others.
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JD Era Discusses Raekwon Being A Mentor, Influenced By Canadian Emcee Greats
Dxnextposted 2 years ago
Exclusive: The Toronto emcee discusses his relationship with Wu-Tang Clan's Raekwon and his newest mixtape featuring Mac Miller, Lex Luger and 9th Wonder.
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Paypa Previews "Henny On The Rocks 3 - Kim Jong Ill," Talks Chicago's Influence
Dxnextposted 2 years ago
Exclusive: Paypa recalls having two luxury cars prior to his SRC Records deal, but says he more appreciates recognition for his talents than his past in the streets.
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Raven Sorvino Reflects On Being Courted By Dr. Dre And Her Growth As An Emcee
Dxnextposted 2 years ago
The "Paper Girl" explains how early encounters with legends led to her evolution and why her music is appreciated by male and female Hip Hop fans.
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Blacastan Explains Having Two Versions Of "The Master Builder II," Army Of Pharoahs' Next Project
Dxnextposted 2 years ago
Exclusive: The veteran New England emcee reveals getting Doo Wop and DJ Peter Parker on his retail project, and learning from Apathy over the years.
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Rittz Explains Rap-A-Lot Records Influence, Garnering "White Jesus" Recognition Online
Dxnextposted 2 years ago
Yelawolf's right-hand-man speaks about his strip club following in Atlanta long before the Internet, and how he grew up on 5th Ward Boyz, Too Much Trouble and The Geto Boys.
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OCD: Moosh & Twist Call Black Thought A Mentor, Highlight Their Choice To Quit Cursing In Music
Dxnextposted 2 years ago
Exclusive: While the "City Kids" enjoyed first hearing Chiddy Bang comparisons, they now think any similarities are only on the surface.
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Kid Ink Speaks About His Start In Music, Process for Picking Beats, And Getting Tattoos
Dxnextposted 2 years ago
The man behind "Stank In My Blunt" explains having international appeal and pulling double duty as an emcee and a producer.
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F. Stokes Recalls Interning For 50 Cent, Explains Moving To Harlem Because Of Malcolm X
Dxnextposted 2 years ago
The Chicago-born Madison, Wisconsin-raised emcee opens up about growing up, his inspiration from recording in Europe along with reasons for finally setting in New York City.
