The Charlie Rose of Hip-Hop Emilio Sparks is back with a new interview with Emilio Rojas. Emilio Rojas dispels the rumors of signing with Rick Ross’ MMG. The Emilio’s talk about girls, how both get mistaken for the other sometimes. Emilio Rojas talk about touring with the Wu-Tang Clan, his take of this years soon to be released XXL Freshman cover and his latest release Breaking Point.
J. Cole talks about how he came up and got his start in the music industry, and how he learned the game. If you’ve watched most of his interviews he goes over his story again, but it’s a good one nonetheless.
Big Sean is featured as a “Rising Icon” from Grey Goose. Big Sean talks about his rise to fame, making his first album, and recaps the past year and how crazy it was. He also performs “Marvin Gaye & Charonnay.” It’s pretty cool how one person can affect so many lives. Check for parts 2 and 3 after the jump.
J. Cole talks about certain songs on his album and how they came to be, his relationship with Jay-Z, his studio sessions with No I.D., why he put “Lights, Please,” on the album, and more. His writing and story telling is pretty amazing.
Cole World: The Sideline Story is in stores now.
DJ Whoo Kid talks to thisis50.com about Kanye and what happened before Kanye had that car accident in 2002. Interesting how things play out. I guess Kanye has to thank Luda for his career…I’m just playing.
Common talks to Bossip about beefing with Drake and how it would end. Personally, i think it’s dragging out a bit, and would really want to see a GOOD Music vs. YMCMB cypher. I would be rooting for GOOD Music.
This is probably one of my favorite Kendrick interviews to date. Above is AHF‘s in-depth interview with Kendrick Lamar about the music that shaped him and led him to hip-hop. He discusses everything from the earliest influences on his musical tastes to the deep connection between him, DMX and Tupac. He is candid, introspective and insightful. Witness the story of where it all began in hip-hop for Kendrick Lamar.
In this third installment of “On The Clock With FLüD” featuring Dom Kennedy. Dom talks about why it’s important to change as an artist. What he still hopes to accomplish in his career and much more.
Michael Francis is a current favorite of mine, he most recently linked up with KarmaloopTV to discuss singing vs. rapping, comparisons to The Weeknd, The Co., social media, and upcoming projects. You can request an advanced copy of his upcoming project “Cold Heart Chronicles right here.
