This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, Bronx MC, David Bars, who just dropped his new project, The Bar Code, comes through to talk about his early days of spitting in elementary and high school, details the creative process when collaborating with great producers and artists such as D.I.T.C, Fat Joe, and writing for a DJ Premier beat after eating a steak for dinner. And more importantly he details why Showbiz, Preemo, Lord Finesse, Buckwild, Corey Gunz, and Fat Joe are important to him as an artist.

He is an artist and DJ of the highest caliber, pushing boundaries musically with each release. He is DJ Shadow and his new double album Our Pathetic Age continues the tradition. This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, DJ Shadow sits down for an extremely in-depth conversation about the creative process, stories behind the music and much more.

This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel,  CL Smooth. The legendary MC shares stories about collaborations with Large Professor, DJ Krush, The Roots, and Run DMC.  He talks 25 years of hip hop culture and rap music, working with the late, great Heavy D, how John Legend helped him elevate his art, writing a track without a curse, the importance of keeping fit and much much more.

This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, Detroit MC, Bizarre. The former D12 member talks about growing up in Detroit, life before fame, Eminem as the producer, new music and what to expect from his new album. 

The week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, Bobby Feeno (Arian Foster, former NFL Running Back). The Mass Appeal Records artist talks about his new EP, A Late February, lyrics, purpose of his art, the power of his celebrity, and how hip hop has become the Capitalist monster it was born to destroy. 

This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, Black Moon. The legendary hip hop group discuss their newest album, Rise of Da Moon, creative process,  what continues to make the Black Moon sound and the legacy of Ralph McDaniels, Video Music Box and how it impacted their careers.  Buck Shot  goes in-depth regarding a neurological condition he's been living with since early 2000s and how it affects him and much more.

This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, Dr. Octagon himself, Kool Keith. The cofounding member of Ultramagnetic MCs talks about the origins of the group, his evolution and development as an artist, why he respects and appreciates what new MCs and producers are doing, what's holding back old school artists and talks about the legacy of the late, Tim Dog.

This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, Tim sits down with the first MC on wax, MC Sha-Rock. In part two of the interview, Sha-Roc talks about getting screwed over by with Sugar Hill Records and Sylvia Robinson, logistics of signing a label contract,  why her place in hip hop history has been lost and much more. Make sure to listen to the end when you hear DMC of Run-DMC explain the influence MC Sha – Rock had on the Queens’ MC.

This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, Joel Ortiz drops by to break down his new album, Monday, fatherhood, lyrics he used to spit for his mom, and how he's grown as an artist.

Pete Rock and Skyzoo's album, Retropolitian, dropped Friday, September 20, 2019. This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, Skyzoo Sits down to talk about the new album, breaks down the lyrics, talks about working with Pete Rock. Skyzoo also shares a personal story about he and his wife trying to have a child and the impact of Miles Davis on his career.