This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, Tim talks to Legendary Producer, Evil Dee. The Black Moon DJ explains why drawing from a diverse set of musical influences helps with the creativity of his production. Dee remembers learning an instrument in 10 minutes, his West Indian parents' love for Kenny Rogers, and talks about the origin of Da Beatminez. Evil Dee talks about the history of Rawkus Records, Soundbombing 1 and why it failed, learning the business aspect of the music industry, Black Moon's history, Beatminez Radio history, embracing technological development as a DJ and a new Black Moon Album.

For his birthday of May 24, Evil Dee is on the mix celebrating life and music by doing what he does best. Enjoy a set spun by Evil Dee of tracks by The Jacksons, Fat Boys, A Tribe Called Quest, The Pharcyde, D'Angelo and more.