Amine talks to London based DJ/Presenter SK Vibemaker about:
Story behind the name of the second album ‘Limbo’
Dealing with the supply & demand in a flooding generation
His love / homage for the UK
How does he not become sour or self-destruct with being called ‘Under-Rated’ all the time
Showcasing the uncelebrated black people of Woodlawn / Portland
The impact that ODB / Wu-Tang has had on Amine
The scenario of getting over-shadowed on your own song by a guest verse… What does Amine do?
Amine talks to London based DJ/Presenter SK Vibemaker about: Story behind the name of the second album 'Limbo' If he feel like an outsider? Dealing with the ...
Atlanta rapper J.I.D. talks to SK Vibemaker about:
The ‘Southern lyricists don’t exist’ myth
The expectation of being signed to J Coles label
How hands on J Cole is with his career
Looking like Lil Uzi vert but rapping like Kendrick Lamar
The possibility of a J.I.D. R&B album
Growing up in Zone 6 / East Atlanta
His flows being crazy & the worry that his content could go over peoples head
Being a child of Wu-Tang
Mac Miller being involved in his forthcoming album before his passing
The story behind his album being called ‘Dicaprio’
His single ‘151 Rum’ not just being about flows & production & more
Atlanta rapper J.I.D. talks to SK Vibemaker about: The 'Southern lyricists don't exist' myth The expectation of being signed to J Coles label How hands on J Cole is with his career Looking like Lil Uzi vert but rapping like Kendrick Lamar The possibility of a J.I.D.
In this episode of Unlock the Podcast, SK Vibemaker & Sarah Harrison are joined by UK DJ/Producer/Music Connoisseur Snips to talk:
· Has “Branding” created a generation of entitlement?
· Awareness vs. supporting worldly injustices
· The struggle of new age comedians in the current ‘viral hype’ climate
· GOAT talk (Wu-Tang vs ATCQ, RZA vs DJ Premier, Biggie vs Jay-Z)
· Is the present celebration of 2Pac “trendy”?
· The evolution of eras of music
· The creative process behind Snips’ new instrumental project ‘The Barbershop E.P.’ & more
In this episode of Unlock the Podcast, SK Vibemaker & Sarah Harrison are joined by UK DJ/Producer/Music Connoisseur Snips to talk: • Has “Branding” created a generation of entitlement? • Awareness vs. supporting worldly injustices • Which sources of information are actually credible? • The struggle of new age comedians in the current ‘viral hype’ climate • GOAT talk (Wu-Tang vs ATCQ, RZA vs DJ Premier, Biggie vs Jay-Z) • The rap vs. hip-hop debate • Is the present celebration of 2Pac “trendy”? • The evolution of eras of music • Award shows season • The creative process behind Snips’ new instrumental project ‘The Barbershop E.P.’ • Collaboration with clothing brand ‘Souvenir’ Follow us on Soundcloud: @skvibemakeruk x @ladyinthetrap
In this episode of Unlock the Podcast > SK Vibemaker & Sarah Harrison are joined by special guest Cipha Sounds & discuss:
In this episode of Unlock the Podcast > SK Vibemaker & Sarah Harrison are joined by special guest Cipha Sounds to discuss: • The birth of Cipha the comedian and comparisons with DJ career • Playing a key role in Major Artists' careers like Rihanna, Sean Paul, Young Jeezy, Rick Ross and more • Working with heavyweights like Jay-Z, Lil Kim, J.Lo and more • Radio politics and restrictions - the Hot 97 days • Stories of DJ-ing with and being around Tim Westwood • Artists not paying their respects to DJ’s and their role in pushing their career forward aka “Amnesia!" • Closure of legendary NYC club ‘The Tunnel’ and recently Fabric in London • The Wu-Tang vs. A Tribe Called Quest conversation and modern comparisons • Is America still considered ‘The New World?' • The slow acceptance of British MC’s in the US - is Grime birthed from Hip-Hop? @skvibemakeruk @ladyinthetrap @ciphasounds
With a career spanning 3 decades & nearly 20 years since the release of his debut album, Unmistakable Wu-Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah talks to SK Vibemaker for Rinse TV about his mentality 20 years after his debut album, Jay-Z & Puff Daddy staying relevant in the game, The changes in the industry over the years with record labels & radio, arguments that he has the best solo album catalogue of the Wu-Tang clan members, the UKs very own Slick Ricks influence on him as an artist, the Wu-Tang legacy, RZA not being mentioned enough as a great producer & more.