On this venomous show we have:
D12 are in the building in the shape of Bizarre and Kuniva to talk about the renaissance for the entire Shady Records camp. We hear so much exclusive news its almost unbelievable, including Relapse 2 tracklisting information including their role on the album and what the entire album is sounding like. We discuss the new D12 album, Bizarre’s up coming joint but things get nasty when the whole Canibus situation is mentioned. Expect to hear the full and final explanation of why and how it appeared that they were “dissing” Eminem.
Hell Razah wants to be known as Heaven Razah. However, this does not mean we can expect a Mc Hammer-esque, Jesus preacher of an album from this man in 2010. Listen as Razah explains the significance of his rejuvenation and takes us on a walk through his career, explaining the significance of the Wu Tang Clan and all their latest reshuffles.
Lowkey is arguably one of the UK’s most outspoken but exceptionally modest wordsmiths and this feature-length interview helps to cement his reputation as an artist and man, to take notice of every time his lips move. Lowkey breaks down his new album track by track and we discuss wider issues such as racism in Britain in 2010, the government and the significance of failing foreign policy. A typically deep but essentially refreshing shower in the mind of hip hop’s most thoughtful. He also delivers an exclusive verse from his forthcoming album and tells us of his imminent future live work with Immortal Technique.
Roc Marciano is currently the talk of the town. His new album is set to drop and he joins us live from the comfort of his kitchen to talk about the cooking process involved when making such classic, timeless music. We discuss Alchemist,Busta Rhymes and much more in an essential pre-album release interview.
Danny Brown is the epitome of fresh. His new, free-to-download, album contains unrivaled creativity and diversity, so imagine our glee at having the chance to talk to the man himself. Expect an interview filled with timeless moments and discussion, however we were slightly surprised by his acapella.
AND THAT’S NOT ALL!
Ruffstylz is the current freestyle champion of the world, his record clocking in at a staggering 17 hours. Although not recognised by Guinness World Book Of Records, we get a rare chance to discuss the art of freestyle, as well as hearing more about his up coming album and subsequent work with Associated Minds. Google this man’s name today.
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