WeGoinIN Presents...

Today we’re chopping it up with Evidence to talk about his incredible new album Weather or Not. We get into his creative process, fatherhood, putting his story out there, and much more.

Today we’re chopping it up with two amazing artists, J-Zone and Pablo Martin of the du rites to talk about their second album greasy listening. We get into their creative process, their history, gear, funk, some unknown info about Music for Tu Madre, and much more. Also, don’t forget to cop my latest books, Understanding the True Meaning, an in-depth look at Cormega’s classic album The True Meaning, written with Cormega, and Words 2, my latest interview compilation featuring J Zone’s Fish N Grits interview along with first interviews with J Cole and Big Sean as well as longform interviews with Inspectah Deck, Large Professor, RZA, and more. All of that is available on Amazon or in the links of this interview on WeGoinIN.com

In this episode, we chop it up with two of my favorite artists and people, Matter of fact and EP of The world-renowned Doppelgangaz. We talk about their latest project, Dopp Hopp, my favorite album of the year so far with Sean Price’s Imperius Rex and Agallah’s Agnum Opus in close contention, the black cloak lifestyle, succeeding as independent artists, their history, and much more.

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In this episode, we chop it up with J Soul, an incredibly dope producer out of Baltimore, J Soul. We talk about his work in hip-hop, from Wordsworth to Greenspan as well as his latest projects, the Baltimore scene, the removal of the Confederate statues in Baltimore, and much more.

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In this episode, we chop it up with the one and only Wordsworth about his latest album Our World Today, his teaching, the Lyricist Lounge history, and much more. Always an insightful convo when Words is in the building.

In this episode, we chop it up with the legendary O.C. about his forthcoming album with Apathy, his Same Moon, Same Sun trilogy, and Diggin’ in the Crates. Keep listening for some untold gems about Big L that you won’t hear anywhere else.

One of Harlem's finest, 100GrandRoyce, checks in with WeGoinIN to discuss his favorite music and what artists he goes to depending on the situation.

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In a year when society feels like it's had a bag pulled over its head, turned upside down, and curbstomped, it's refreshing to know that dope music still exists. I find Tri State, whose resume and affiliations are more impressive than most in the president's cabinet, on the day when the proposed repeal of the Affordable Care Act was postponed. There couldn't be a better time to talk to the Gold Chain Military representative, whose new album, 3 Dimensional Prescriptions, touches on the future of medical care. But that's not all. This album, produced entirely by Oh No, let's us see the Los Angeles native in a light different from what shines on him as part of Durag Dynasty or his other high octane groups. Tri State gets personal while showing why he may just have one of the best albums to drop in 2017.

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The self-described Peruvian Bruce Lee, hailing from Queens County, needs his Chinese food. And he'll get it, but not before finishing a dope interview with WeGoinIN. If you don't want to gain insight into the MC, at least listen to the interview to hear what he orders as well as how long it takes. And while most MCs say they do it for hip-hop, how many would put their hot wonton soup to the side, where it's probably cooling in the BPA-infested container, to break down their art? And a little more backstory for those who need it- last year, the phonetically-aware Eff Yoo dropped the ridiculously dope project The Eff Word with producer Ridiculous. See the pun there? All cornball jokes aside, the project was a banger and showed the growth of an incredibly talented MC. Check him out here as he recounts his history in the game, how he got his name, his work in the early days of Rawkus, the creative process, and much more.

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If you hear a grimy beat that's so ridiculously filthy, I mean, we're talking huge levels of grime, like Pigpen doing Suga Free karaoake in an Oklahoma strip club for the breakfast crowd on a weekday, there's a good chance that's a DJ Skizz production. And while the talented producer probably isn't a part of the Oklahoma strip club weekday breakfast scene, he is in the elite group of producers dedicated to the craft of dropping hardbody beats for the illest MCs in the game, like Milano Constantine. Together, they just dropped an EP, The Way We Were, which is 'Lano's first official release in a minute. The talented MC hasn't lost a step, but it'd be hard for him to falter over the Skizz backdrops. Before the Milano project, Skizz released a critically-acclaimed compilation over the summer, Cruise Control, that was a who's-who of talented rappers. And this is just the beginning for the former Halftime Show DJ. Expect to see the name pop up a lot more in the future, but for now, check out Skizz as he waxes poetic on working with Milano, how he can do what he does and still pay the bills, his experience at the Halftime Show, his production techniques, and much more.

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