Max Minelli (Part 1) - May 2008
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SRN caught up with Max Minelli for an exclusive
interview. He explains what's taking so long to
release his long anticipated album Pain
Medicine and drops game on what lyricism and
success means.
Max had so much good and deep things to say
that we had to break this interview into two
interview. He explains what's taking so long to
release his long anticipated album Pain
Medicine and drops game on what lyricism and
success means.
Max had so much good and deep things to say
that we had to break this interview into two
parts. So check out what the Baton Rouge legend had to say.
Click here for interview
Click here for interview
Khia is arguably the hottest female in hip hop
right now, and if she's not the hottest she's
definitely the most talked about.
She speaks on her upcoming album "Nasti
Musik", why she did the Miss Rap Supreme
show, she also drops a lot of a game about the
importance of being independent and handling
right now, and if she's not the hottest she's
definitely the most talked about.
She speaks on her upcoming album "Nasti
Musik", why she did the Miss Rap Supreme
show, she also drops a lot of a game about the
importance of being independent and handling
your business. She also speaks on why she's had harsh words for
so many females in the game.
so many females in the game.
Exclusive interview with Khia - May 2008
SRN is back with part 2 of our exclusive
interview with Max Minelli. He offers his
thoughts on the Jigg music prevalent in his city.
He also drops game on why certain artist sell
records and others don't.
He also speaks on the possibility of another
interview with Max Minelli. He offers his
thoughts on the Jigg music prevalent in his city.
He also drops game on why certain artist sell
records and others don't.
He also speaks on the possibility of another
classic record with him and Young Bleed.
So check out what the Baton Rouge legend had to say.
So check out what the Baton Rouge legend had to say.
Max Minelli (Part 2) - May 2008
The city of Shreveport, La is slowly creeping on
a come up on the hip hop scene.
SRN visits Ruling Class studios for a video
interview with Suicide, one of the up and
coming artist that's making noise in the city.
He discusses the Ratchet movement, what he
a come up on the hip hop scene.
SRN visits Ruling Class studios for a video
interview with Suicide, one of the up and
coming artist that's making noise in the city.
He discusses the Ratchet movement, what he
Interview with Suicide of Ruling Class Ent - June 10, 2008
feels sets him apart from other rappers, as well as the popular Jigg
style in his city.
style in his city.
We got a special treat for y'all in what is the beginning of a
series of showcasing southern rap legends.
Mr Mixx is the DJ of the infamous M.I. Yayo group 2 Live
Crew who on Luther Campbell's Skyywalker and Luke
Records imprints put the "I" in independent with gold and
platinum success with little to no radio and video play at a
time when most east coast artist couldn't do it.
series of showcasing southern rap legends.
Mr Mixx is the DJ of the infamous M.I. Yayo group 2 Live
Crew who on Luther Campbell's Skyywalker and Luke
Records imprints put the "I" in independent with gold and
platinum success with little to no radio and video play at a
time when most east coast artist couldn't do it.
Exclusive interview with Mr Mixx of 2 Live Crew - July 23, 2008
Mr. Mixx had a lot on his mind, so much so that this interview is slightly over 60
minutes. We normally would edit down the best parts, but every thing Mixx
touched on was too good to leave on the cutting room floor, so we're breaking this
interview into multiple parts. Up first is parts 1 and 2 where he speaks on how 2
Live got started, their winning recipe for indie success, the infamous obscenity/1st
amenment fiasco, and how they put the south on the map.
**Interviewers Note: Mr Mixx caught me off guard. Most artists setup a time in
advance to do the interview, but Mixx called me and was ready to talk, so I didn't have
a proper chance to prepare. No worry though, cuz by me being a big fan the questions
came so natural, and Mixx was so cool that it seemed more like a conversation than an
interview. Please forgive us though, cuz in some parts Mixx's cell signal was weak and
his calls dropped a few times.
Listen to interviews below.
minutes. We normally would edit down the best parts, but every thing Mixx
touched on was too good to leave on the cutting room floor, so we're breaking this
interview into multiple parts. Up first is parts 1 and 2 where he speaks on how 2
Live got started, their winning recipe for indie success, the infamous obscenity/1st
amenment fiasco, and how they put the south on the map.
**Interviewers Note: Mr Mixx caught me off guard. Most artists setup a time in
advance to do the interview, but Mixx called me and was ready to talk, so I didn't have
a proper chance to prepare. No worry though, cuz by me being a big fan the questions
came so natural, and Mixx was so cool that it seemed more like a conversation than an
interview. Please forgive us though, cuz in some parts Mixx's cell signal was weak and
his calls dropped a few times.
Listen to interviews below.
The mayor of Shreveport, rapper, and KMJJ radio
personality sat with us for a interview about his
grind and well earned rep in his city.
He also gives his opinion on the current Ratchet
City movement, why he feels the independent
rap game in Shreveport is unorganized and
disrespectful. He also gives up some must have
game on how to build a buzz for yourself on the
personality sat with us for a interview about his
grind and well earned rep in his city.
He also gives his opinion on the current Ratchet
City movement, why he feels the independent
rap game in Shreveport is unorganized and
disrespectful. He also gives up some must have
game on how to build a buzz for yourself on the
Interview with Josey Wellz - Aug 13, 2008
radio. Josey might hurt a couple of feelings with some of his harsh
words, but he makes it clear what one needs to do is they have
problems.
words, but he makes it clear what one needs to do is they have
problems.
