THROWBACK SERIES

"I wasn't sure if it made sense to continue beyond that EP in 2015. But in

"Own your sound. Don't chase trends — create them. Protect your business."

"Own your masters. Read every contract carefully. Loyalty is important, but paperwork protects you. And trust

"DJ mentality helped me maintain my edge as a groundbreaking music producer and catch the attention

"So as a kid, I met BOOTSY that one time. Then in 1994, Ice Cube called

"Longevity and bouncing back from whatever life throws at me—I just keep going."

"I plan to share what I know with those that can receive it, without too much

"There’s a lot of good releases coming out by the elders, and that’s mostly what I

By: Todd “DG” Davis Rapindustry.com   Hailing from Long Island in the mid-1980's, JVC Force quickly made a name

From the streets of L.A. to the heights of hip-hop fame, Egyptian Lover has been a

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

"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

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

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

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

"With over 3 decades of being on the turntables there are so many moments. I will

80’s Hip-Hop pioneers, U.T.F.O. [Untouchable Force Organization], comprised of Kangol Kid, the Educated Rapper a.k.a. EMD,