Interviews

Street Famm Rell

by The MANiac on 11/04/2011

VisualCrack: What can listeners expect when listening to your music?

SFRell: expect original music from a youngin that captures all ears. , u have music yu can ride to, buck to,as well as music for females,lets just say I combined metaphors with reality. Originality also, inspired by many but created my own style. from the streets of uptown new Orleans born & raised! grinding since day 1 hoping to be recognized, seen big screen nominated. at award shows! -Street Famm Rell

You can follow Rell @stonerAPPROVED on twitter

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Download his newest mixtape #DeclaredWarII here: http://www.datpiff.com/Street-Famm-Rell-Declared-War-II-mixtape.276672.html

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Lil Wayne GQ Full Interview, Speaks On Father, Retirement, Life, Drugs, Skateboarding, Jail & More

by Rgeezy on 10/20/2011

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Lil Wayne sat down with GQ magazine for an interview where he talks about life, drugs, retirement, fatherhood, jail and more. Check it out!!

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Flow Interview (Speaks on Lil Wayne, Sorry 4 The Wait Verse and More)

by Rgeezy on 10/18/2011

Flow reppin’ New Orleans East speaks about his name, getting on Lil Wayne’s mixtape “Sorry For The Wait” and more…Flow is definitely on his grind!!

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Juelz Santana Confirms ‘I Can’t Feel My Face’ Album With Lil Wayne

by Rgeezy on 09/29/2011

This is a good look. I’ve been waiting on this album for a minute. I think Juelz needs this album more than Wayne does. What ever happened to the long awaited Juelz album to be released on Def Jam? Juelz and Lil Wayne had great chemistry. Hopefully, they can recapture it for the album. The streets want it.

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Mannie Fresh Speaks On DJin, The State Of Hip Hop, Working With Juvenile Again

by Rgeezy on 09/29/2011

Before the living legend, Mannie Fresh rocked DROM in NYC earlier this month, we were able to get the homie Flip to ask Mannie some questions. Check out the video to hear Fresh talk about being more comfortable DJing than producing right now, not feeling the new generation of music, Lil Wayne’s mainstream success, working on Juvenile’s upcoming album and trying to recapture that “400 Degreez feel”, his introduction to music and more.

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Ray J Speaks On Fighting Fabolous In Las Vegas

by Rgeezy on 09/19/2011

Ray J calls the Breakfast Club to discuss what happened in Vegas with Fabolous. Supposedly at the Floyd Mayweather fight Ray J punched Fabolous. But there are rumors stating that Fabolous whopped Ray J ass backstage. Ray J is talking like a gangsta in this interview. There’s two sides to the story. I’m waiting to hear Fab’s side. What’s fablous gonna do now?

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Steve Stoute Speaks With Breakfast Club On New Book, Jay-Z, Failing Music Industry, & Why Dame Dash Is Broke

by Rgeezy on 09/17/2011

Steve Stoute Speaks With Breakfast Club On New Book, Jay-Z, Failing Music Industry, & Why Dame Dash Is Broke

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J. Cole Calls The Blueprint a ‘Classic,’ Names His Favorite Song

by Rgeezy on 09/17/2011

Ten-years after its release, Jay-Z’s The Blueprint, is still mentioned amongst the best hip-hop albums of all time. Impacting rappers just as much as fans, the project played a big part in J.Cole’s coming-of-age.

One of my favorite joints on the album was “All I Need” and “Never Change” was classic.

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Lyrical Murderers – An Interview With Slaughterhouse

by Rgeezy on 09/01/2011

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There is only one supergroup with good chemistry both on and off the microphone. Slaughterhouse – Joell Ortiz, Joe Budden, Royce Da 5’9″ and Crooked I – has become an imposing lyrical force in hip-hop through its mixture of underground emcees that deliver raps in the vein of the genre’s illustrious roots. During their second appearance at Rock The Bells – now with a well-received Slaughterhouse debut under their belts and a new home with Shady Records – Slaughterhouse’s lyrical punches were met with great enthusiasm from the Bay Area crowd. From Crooked I’s acapella freestyle, to Budden’s infectious single “Pump It Up,” to the collective’s trademark sound and camaraderie seen in “The One,” the packed audience shows that they have succeeded in cracking the mainstream.

After their performance on the Paid Dues stage, Slaughterhouse sat down with RESPECT. for a quick talk about the significance of appearing at Rock The Bells, balancing commercial aspirations while still staying true to the underground, revealing a Milli Vanilli feature for their second album and more.

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