DJ Premier is interviewed by DJ Revolution of the Wake Up Show. They talk about history of studio, Nick names and the last time he seen Guru Alive.
DJ Revolution interviews DJ Khalil, producer of artists such as Jay-Z, Dr. Dre, Lecrae, Defari, Black Milk, Strong Arm Steady and his group Self Scientific. Khalil discusses his journey as a producer who initially grew from his father's influence and eventually elevated towards becoming one of the most promising torchbearers of neck-snapping and sinister Hip Hop sound. Enjoy the insight behind the music of a producer who is sure to keep heads ringing from 2013 and beyond, courtesy of The Cut.
It's not everyday that you hear such a strong combination of turntable wizardry combine on the airwaves. DJ Revolution invites Mr. Choc of The World Famous Beat Junkies to his weekly podcast "The Cut" to set the turntables ablaze.
Enjoy this hour long episode of Hip Hop and stay tuned for more on a weekly basis at Mixcloud.
King Magnetic ft Celph Titled, Ruste Juxx & DJ Revolution - "Guns Theme"
By JR on 3:49 PM
Filed Under: Celph Titled , DJ Revolution , King Magnetic , Posse Cuts , Ruste Juxx
King Magnetic ft Celph Titled, Ruste Juxx brandish their lyrical weapon on "Guns Theme", a short but powerful posse cut which unites the talents of the 3 East Coast MCs with the scratches of West Coast vet DJ Revolution and French producer Astronote.
I like the vibe of this song, Revolution as been making a steady climb from renown DJ to notable producer for a few years now and this first single from his Malcolm & Martin project sounds like beginning of a promising Hip Hop project. "Life Doesn't Frighten Me" set to drop Feb. 1st on Soulspazm Records by the dynamic duo of Malcolm & Martin.
Video: DJ Revolution Interviews DJ Mark "The 45 King"
By JR on 12:36 PM
Filed Under: DJ Mark The 45 King , DJ Revolution , Interviews (Video) , The Flavor Unit
45 King Part 1 from The Cut on Vimeo.
DJ Mark "The 45 King" is a pioneer raised within the tradition of early Hip Hop DJs of The Bronx. Known for a vast record collection of breaks used as the foundation for producing numerous classics for The Flavor Unit and one of Hip Hop's most famous beats "The 900 Number", Mark has survived the times while leaving a strong influence of traditional boom-bap for generations to come. DJ Revolution shows appreciation for the legacy of The 45 King by recalling the significance of his early work in sampling, loops and breakbeat innovation, to high-profile projects with Eminem and Jay-Z. Long live the DJ and vinyl.
Watch part 2 of their interview here.
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