It's a gathering of greats as Drayz of Das Efx presents an earful of Hip Hop history on The Producer's Podcast. The guy who known for going bum-stigeddy-bum provides an energetic and fun personality as an interviewer and is knowledgable on Hip Hop. The result is a look into the production side of Hip Hop like no other platform. The first few guests are a legendary bunch and show that this is a podcast to definitely look forward to.
The Deep Concepts Media Hip Hop catalog boasts numerous gems from the past and present, including the dangerous sounds of New York City's Marco Polo and Havoc of Mobb Deep. Lend an ear to these sonic architects who have a knack for stirring up drama using the beat as their weapon.
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Merci Beaucoup: (means Many Thanks...in French)
Straight off the block, South Florida's MeRCY paints visions of the streets while giving thanks on an EP leading up to "Prestige 3" featuring heat on the boards from iLLustrious's own Solidified, nVus of Odd Squad, !LLMind and Havoc of Mobb Deep. Telling a story of his environment with imagination and a variety of sounds provided by each producer, MeRCY brings you into his vision of hood life. His art brings you into the harshness of street life, dreams of living ghetto fabulous and an outstanding tribute to Mobb Deep. Enjoy this Thank You from the entire iLLustrious camp, Merci Beaucoup!
One of QB's best producers has joined the BeatStars community to provide his unreleased tracks and an exclusive contest for aspiring producers! Enjoy a playlist of Havoc beats below and if your a producer seeking more exposure opportunity, check out the details of his Fall 2013 contest with BeatsStars and Hip Hop DX here at BeatStars.
As a Wu fan since '93 I had a feeling their vast influence would continue on from 2011 and beyond once I witnessed how Wu Tang's debut album "Enter The 36 Chambers" began to change the mind set of inner city society. RZA reflects from Rock The Bells 2011 on Wu Tang's introduction of their own cinematic album-making style to Hip Hop, their influential style of incorporating Mafia influences into songwriting and RZA personally influencing Havoc of Mobb Deep to become a producer.
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