rap interview

By: Todd “DG” Davis Rapindustry.com   DJ Lord Jazz, née Bruce A. Colston, of Lords of the Underground is

"When I look back at it all the thing that means the most to me are

"Study the greats and apply what resonates with you. Never think you know it all —

"Build your voice before your brand. Read. Live. Protect your masters. Professionally DIY - if possible."

By: Todd “DG” Davis Rapindustry.com When two generations of Los Angeles' underground Hip Hop collide, the end result

"Some of my fondest memories are when I release a song and your whole city know

By: Todd “DG” Davis Rapindustry.com Kings County New York Hip Hop collective, Fu-Schnickens, comprised of Chip Fu, Moc

"My brothers created something amazing as the Juggaknots before me."

"A crownload is a variation of the word download, and it refers to a moment of

"I think we are in an experimental, and creative phase of music now. I don't think

"I constructed the beat first

"Doing Yo! MTV Raps. And then, being on 'In Living Color' were great memories. And, a lot

By: Todd “DG” Davis  Rapindustry.com   Born in Flint, Michigan, Jon Connor, née Freeman Jr., unleashed his official debut

"I listen to a lot of old school music and Gospel music. Growing up, my mom

I was  equally influenced by MC Lyte, Queen Latifah, Nikki D, Antoinette, Krs-One, Big Daddy Kane,

"I'm a super creative person, and I want my fans to see me as a "ghetto

"I've collaborated with Sadat X, PHANTASM from the Cella Dwellas, Craig G from the Juice Crew;

Rather than riding on the coat tails of his famous father, 65Waxx, the son of N.W.A

Joey Cool, a seasoned veteran with a distinct style and an already deep relationship with Strange