"The best way to end it is if we would get back together and made something else, especially now where Three 6 Mafia is hotter than ever."
Kenny Beats is taking a second stab at a career in hip-hop production, and he's not wasting a single second.
"I hope that [my fans] learn something about themselves from my words."
His story is one of consistency, patience, and constant fine-tuning.
Imagine receiving an email from the London-based art director for Sony Music, who just found your work on Tumblr.
Listen to the premiere of his new 'Hey Drelli' EP.
"This is the greatest achievement so far, for sure."
"It was an imaginative 'Johnny Carson' with dope boys on the show."
Armani White knows his music is being heard, but he’s grown comfortable with silence.
Logic’s DJ wants to be known for much more than just being Logic’s DJ.
We spoke to the GRAMMY-winning producer about his biggest unreleased record.
“I think that’s a new thing: horn players being the voice, being the superstar.”
We sat down with the 20-year-old Interscope signee for her first-ever interview.
"I want my album to be that one—if you’re making a time capsule you have to throw my album in there."
We spoke with the 31-year-old MC about his new Brasstracks-produced album, 'Subject to Change.'
A lot has changed over the past 10 years.
The Odd Future alum invited us to his Hollywood studio.
"It’s good to be living in rap, and not just talking about it on the internet."
The Canadian hitmaker talks J. Cole's "Kevin's Heart," Kendrick Lamar's "Swimming Pools," Drake's "The Motto" and more.
We sat down with the artist bringing abstract grotesque to Young Nudy, Lyrical Lemonade, and more.
It all starts with GAZI.
The 'Veteran' artist is on the cusp of breakout success and refusing to stomach the fuckery.
"I still haven’t resolved the issue of my sexuality in my own family life."
We picked !llmind's brain about producing songs for Kanye, Drake, J. Cole and more.
Imagine a world without Jet Life. You can’t, and neither can Spitta.
Imagine turning over what you consider less than your best work, only for it to become a hit single.
Why be great at one thing when you can be great at everything?
"I didn’t know I’d be doing this in this illustrated form."
"Cultures have built stories around songs."
We spoke with the GRAMMY-winning duo behind Chance The Rapper's "No Problem."
The role of an A&R has changed over the years, there are fewer of them inside the major label system, but the practice isn't dead.
We spoke with the latest addition to the 88rising roster.
The 26-year-old singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist is more focused on chasing experiences then seeking external validation.
Prior to releasing his debut album, 'Analogue,' we caught up with the 21-year-old.
As fate would have it, less than one year later, Yela inked a record deal with Interscope and Eminem's Shady Records.
We sat down for BBQ with the trio before the release of their highly-anticipated new album.
We talked to the 19-year-old Motown upstart about her bright future.
"I kinda built this story up in my head before we really did this."
In celebration of the album's 20th anniversary, Preemo gives fans a behind-the-scenes look at eight of the biggest records on 'Moment of Truth.'
Before the release of 2008's 'L.A.X.', The Game spoke with DJBooth about his dream album—a project that still hasn't come to fruition.
We spoke with the "Crank Dat" author a week before the release of his major label debut.
The veteran MC tackles the difficulty of listening to rap music for enjoyment—as a professional rapper.
We caught up with the pair in New York to discuss their new album, 'The Skull Eclipses.'
A week before the release of the sixth and final UGK album, we spoke with Texas legend.
Our conversation with Cudi the day he released 'Man on the Moon: The End of Day.'
We spoke with Killer Mike in 2008, a week before the release of his third studio album, 'I Pledge Allegiance to the Grind II.'
We spoke with the hip-hop legend one month before the release of his final album on Def Jam, 'Exit 13.'
The Chicago-based producer reinforces the need for tangible products in a digital world.
Two weeks after the release of his acclaimed 2009 'Burn After Rolling' mixtape, Wiz called my landline.