They revisit the moment Hip Hop first entered their lives, their creative experiments in mid-80s Amityville, the real story behind the 3 Feet High and Rising cover, and the infamous tour incident with The Alkaholiks that shattered the “Daisy Age” stereotype. The group also opens up about the deeply personal I Am I Be sessions, how Dave’s spiritual presence still guides their performances and studio work, and the making of their brand-new 20-track Mass Appeal album “Cabin In The Sky.”

This rapfabulous CONVOS episode features unforgettable stories about Prince Paul, Dave West, Yummy Bingham, Killer Mike, Little Dragon, and the emotional process behind crafting the title track in Dave’s honor.

Havoc (of Mobb Deep) and The Alchemist sit down with Mic Fox and Wood Harris at MNN Studios in New York City for an unfiltered rapfabulous CONVOS — diving deep into the making of Infinite, Mobb Deep’s first posthumous album honoring Prodigy and their 30-year legacy. They discuss the stories behind the new record, including: 

• “Down” featuring Nas and Jorja Smith – how Havoc flipped a classical sample into a haunting masterpiece 

• “Against The World” and “Taj Mahal” – carrying the Queensbridge sound forward with The Alchemist 

• The early days of linking through DJ Muggs and Cypress Hill 

• Reflections on hip-hop’s growth, generational respect, and why the “Legends” are back making timeless music again From Mobb Deep’s origin as the Poetical Prophets to stories about Prodigy, Large Professor, Q-Tip, and Erykah Badu, this episode captures the soul of hip-hop — authenticity, evolution, and legacy. 

Recorded at MNN Studios, NYC Hosted by Mic Fox | Featuring Wood Harris Stream rapfabulous every weekend on 94.7 The Block (NYC), 104.3 Jams (Chicago), 106.5 The Beat (Richmond), and now New Orleans.

In this episode of rapfabulous CONVOS, Mic Fox sits down with Brooklyn legends Smif-N-Wessun — Tek and Steele — for an in-depth conversation spanning more than 30 years of Hip Hop history. From their rise with Boot Camp Clik and the creation of Bucktown to the legal battles that forced a name change and the making of their new album Infinity, this is one of the most revealing interviews they’ve ever done. 

Smif-N-Wessun discuss their early days in Bed-Stuy and Brownsville, how they met through the local music scene, performing at the Apollo, and being mentored by Buckshot and Evil Dee. They share the story behind Sound Bwoy Bureill, how Bucktown came together, and what it means to still be creating authentic Hip Hop three decades later. The duo open up about resilience, independence through Bucktown USA, the making of The All with 9th Wonder & The Soul Council, and how Infinity represents both their growth and gratitude. They also talk about their current City Winery tour and continuing to uplift their community through music and mentorship. 

Recorded at MNN Studios in New York City Produced by BLURRED SPACES in collaboration with 8tivLabs

Just Blaze joins Mic Fox at MNN Studios in New York City for an unfiltered rapfabulous CONVOS — a deep dive into his journey from childhood DJ experiments to building the sound of a generation. In this episode, the super-producer behind classics for Jay-Z, Beanie Sigel, Eminem, and Kanye West opens up about: • His early obsession with music and computers — and how his father’s IT background shaped his sound • The internship at The Cutting Room that changed his life • Landing his first hit for Mase, joining Roc-A-Fella, and the moment Jay-Z made him “lock in” at Baseline Studios • Producing timeless tracks like “Girls, Girls, Girls,” “Song Cry,” and Beanie Sigel’s “Get Down” • Creating the Wu-Tang video game with his company Brass Lion Entertainment • And what it means to stay present and creative after two decades at the top Recorded at MNN Studios, NYC Hosted by Mic Fox

Masta Ace joins Mic Fox at MNN Studios NYC for rapfabulous CONVOS — sharing stories from Brownsville to Cold Chillin’, from The Symphony with Marley Marl, Kool G Rap, Big Daddy Kane, and Craig G, to his creative rebirth with MF DOOM and Marco Polo.

Ace breaks down:

• How he accidentally ended up on The Symphony — and what Kane and G Rap really said before recording.
• The moment he heard his voice on radio for the first time.
• How “Sittin’ on Chrome” flipped an 80s New York beat into a 90s anthem.
• Why Slaughtahouse was his response to the rise of gangsta rap.
• His latest projects with Marco Polo and his transition into playwriting and mentorship.