Today’s interview, it’s one that’s been a goal of mine for years. When I began recording again in 2012, 2013, one of the artists I vibed with was Open Mike Eagle. I loved the aesthetic he went for and championed his work. Around the time of Death of the King, when a couple people, when they heard my stuff, […]
Read more1995: One of the Best Worst Years for Hip-Hop
Now, let it be known that I’m not an A-Class expert on the golden ages of hip-hop. In 1995, I was a seven-to-eight-year-old out of Baltimore. The East/West Coast beef didn’t really have much effect on Baltimore outside of the fact that, from what I can recall and from anecdotal evidence, it seemed to be […]
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