When legendary MC Masta Ace was featured on Marley Marl's The Symphony alongside Craig G, Kool G Rap and Big Daddy Kane, he knew music was his calling. But what if The Symphony never happened? Ace tells Tim on The Library what career he would have pursued. Part 1 of Tim's interview with Masta Ace will be available here soon https://itun.es/i6g432b

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"I don't come up with them. They come to me", legendary MC Masta Ace tells Tim on The Library when Tim asked him how he keeps coming up with concept albums. Ace continues "When I make these concept albums, the storyline around the album is an exercise for me. And it's a challenge as well because you're trying to make this story that you're trying to tell in between songs connect to the songs in someway. I've just enjoyed doing that and I'll continue to do those kinds of albums because for me as a writer, they're just a lot of fun to do."

Part 1 of Tim's interview with Masta Ace will be available here soon https://itun.es/i6g432b

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Masta Ace, born and raised in Brownsville, Brooklyn, and his very early hip-hop influences were dudes around his way whom used to rhyme in the park. Ace tells Tim on The Library about the impact one guy in particular had on his career.

Part 1 of Tim's interview with Masta Ace will be available here soon https://itun.es/i6g432b

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"I was happy it was a song about something", legendary MC Masta Ace tells Tim on The Library when Tim asked him about the record Edo G's record "Wishing" produced by Pete Rock. Masta Ace discusses what it means that the lyrics, written in 2004 are still relevant today.

Part 1 of Tim's interview with Masta Ace will be available here soon https://itun.es/i6g432b

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DJ JS-1 has a new album called “IT IS WHAT IT ISN'T”(Ground Original 4). He sat down with The Library's Tim Einenkel to talk about his new project which features over 45 MCs on it, his graf work, thoughts on the true school vs. the new school artists and much more.

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DJ JS-1 has a new album called “IT IS WHAT IT ISN'T”(Ground Original 4). He sat down with The Library's Tim Einenkel to talk about his new project which features over 45 MCs on it and the love/hate relationship we all seem to have with hip-hop music. He told Tim why he's content with his career status thus far:

"If you win, it must be boring. A guy like Jay-Z, I can't imagine how he would just sit in the studio and really have a great vibe to make an album because a lot of the great music and hip-hop, it came from struggle. When you're on top of the world, what do you really rhyme about? Everything's great."

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DJ JS-1 has a new album called “IT IS WHAT IT ISN'T”(Ground Original 4). He is also an accomplished graffiti artist, tag JERMS. He sat down with The Library's Tim Einenkel to not only discuss his new project but about writing graf and the ramifications of it not being respected as the original street art.

Entire interview will be posted soon

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