Of the rappers that I follow on Twitter, SeKwence is by far my favourite. As well as being an excellent lyricist, he has a gruff, husky voice that serves him well as an MC of the purest variety. Sek’s powerful voice has made his past projects (the I Feel Like Billy Hoyle series, the Perfect … Continue reading Review #2: SeKwence – FULGORE
I’ve been following Herme$ for a while now, and I’ve been very impressed with his work rate, the quality of his music, and the friendly way in which he agreed to this interview. He has a lot to say but it’s all essential to understanding him as an artist and a person. This is definitely … Continue reading Interview #6: Herme$
I was put onto drkmnd’s music a couple weeks back, and I’ve enjoyed exploring his vast array of music. He let me shoot him a few questions about his inspirations, methods of creating music, and aims for the future. 1. Your latest project is Contemplations, an album that flows incredibly seamlessly track to track. Were … Continue reading Interview #5: Drkmnd
I’ve followed Suff on Twitter for quite some time, during which he has left me heavily anticipating his debut project. As Suff is a member of hip-hop conglomerate Souless, and as the beats I’d heard on his Soundcloud and Traktrain were extremely dope and diverse, dabbling as much as he has in house as in … Continue reading Review #1: BDB Suff – BIMBO
I was recently put onto Klsr by SeKwence, and I learned that like me he lives in the UK, a place where the sort of hip-hop he makes is practically a dead art. He kindly spoke to me about the differences in being a UK producer, his influences, and his role within the Souless collective. … Continue reading Interview #4: Klsr
Easily one of the most talented underground rappers at the moment, Alabama native SeKwence is killin it at the moment with his gruff approach to lyrical rap. He was kind enough to let me shoot him a few questions about his career thus far, his work as part of the Souless collective, and his upcoming … Continue reading Interview #3: SeKwence
Me and Klipse were recently introduced on Twitter via a mutual friend, and I quickly found enjoyment in his twisted, abrasive take on West Coast hip-hop. He kindly agreed to let me conduct his first interview, which reveals a lot about his artistic vision for his music, his bold intentions for his brand and his … Continue reading Interview #2: Kli9se Killem
I’ve been following Caruci on Twitter since late last year, and I’ve been impressed with his music throughout that period. Caruci was kind enough to let me interview him for my blog, and tell me about the thought processes behind some of my favourite tracks of his. 1. At this point i’m quite familiar with … Continue reading Interview #1: NoCondomCaruci
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