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Portland Oregon producer and MC Stewart Villain sat down for an interview to speak on how he came up in the production game from working with a majority of Portland MCs to Danny Brown. We also get deep on life, the state of the world and he lets his fans get a closer look at who he is as an individual. Stewart gives us sneak at the upcoming solo project he’s finishing up and speaks on why you shouldn’t watch so much television. He also gives his thoughts on the first annual Portland Hip-Hop Day. This one has a little something for everyone, so check out the latest episode of Klyph Notes!
West coast MC LMNO has achieved some amazing success as an artist. He is a member of the legendary Visionaries crew, he’s demonstrated an crazy work ethic exampled by releasing 10 albums in one year in 2010. He’s shown a consistency as an artist and a human being. He’s has a new project titled “25/8” with Mr. Brady and LMNO takes some time to speak on that project, the challenges of the industry, his thoughts on the Visionaries crew, connecting with Dr. Dre and members of NWA back in the day, the Madlib project and so much more.
Check out a conversation with a bona fide real MC, LMNO on the latest episode of Klyph Notes.
West coast MC LMNO has achieved some amazing success as an artist. He is a member of the legendary Visionaries crew, he’s demonstrated an crazy work ethic exampled by releasing 10 albums in one year in 2010. He’s shown a consistency as an artist and a human being. He’s has a new project titled “25/8” with Mr. Brady and LMNO takes some time to speak on that project, the challenges of the industry, his thoughts on the Visionaries crew, connecting with Dr. Dre and members of NWA back in the day, the Madlib project and so much more.
Check out a conversation with a bona fide real MC, LMNO on the latest episode of Klyph Notes.
In July I had an opportunity to host Neill Von Tally and Martlell Webster of Eyrst on the Welcome to the Neighborhood radio show in preparation for the Eyrst Label Launch event. As often happens, at the end of the show more great stories were being told, so I asked Neill if he’d be down to connect for more conversation. He was gracious enough to link the day after the label launch and spoke on how he linked with Martell, what in fact Eyrst really is and what’s up with that dope logo. So check out the latest episode on Klyph Notes.
In July I had an opportunity to host Neill Von Tally and Martlell Webster of Eyrst on the Welcome to the Neighborhood radio show in preparation for the Eyrst Label Launch event. As often happens, at the end of the show more great stories were being told, so I asked Neill if he’d be down to connect for more conversation. He was gracious enough to link the day after the label launch and spoke on how he linked with Martell, what in fact Eyrst really is and what’s up with that dope logo. So check out the latest episode on Klyph Notes.
To simply say producer is too limiting as Dupre is more a curator of art. Oceans 85 Sonics is the brand and the first representation is Indigo Vacation. The northwest representative takes a minute to speak on his process and growth, the responsibility of artists and his plans are for the brand. Check out the latest conversation as Dupre joins me for Klyph Notes.
To simply say producer is too limiting as Dupre is more a curator of art. Oceans 85 Sonics is the brand and the first representation is Indigo Vacation. The northwest representative takes a minute to speak on his process and growth, the responsibility of artists and his plans are for the brand. Check out the latest conversation as Dupre joins me for Klyph Notes.
Author and journalist Brian Coleman spent some time in the northwest promoting his latest project Check The Technique which features interviews with the artists that recorded some of the foundational, classic hip hop albums. Brian took a few moments to share some behind the scenes stories related to the project on this latest episode of Klyph Notes.
Author and journalist Brian Coleman spent some time in the northwest promoting his latest project Check The Technique which features interviews with the artists that recorded some of the foundational, classic hip hop albums. Brian took a few moments to share some behind the scenes stories related to the project on this latest episode of Klyph Notes.
Musician, producer, singer, writer - the man wears many hats. We connected a couple of years ago and now I’m happy to have him as a guest on Klyph Notes to share the latest on adding radio host and writer for We Out Here Magazine (WOHM) to his list of credits. Truly an underrated talent and underutilized resource here in the northwest, DJ Klyph presents...Dizz
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