SD Exclusive: Mobb Deep on 20th Anniversary Album, Upcoming Books, Their Legacy & More

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This year is special to a number of hip-hop artists. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Wu-Tang Clan and Mobb Deep are all celebrating their 20th anniversary in the game. Prodigy and Havoc have solidified themselves as one of the best duos to ever come out of New York and in hip-hop period. Aside ...

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SD Exclusive: Dizzy Wright on What The Golden Age Means, Almost Working with Trinidad James & More

SD Exclusive: Dizzy Wright on What The Golden Age Means, Almost Working with Trinidad James & More

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SD Exclusive: Rittz on “Box Chevy Pt. 4″ Absence, Features He Wanted on the Album & More

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Rittz might be experiencing one of his best weeks in his career thus far. His debut album, The Life & Times Of Jonny Valiant, dropped this past Tuesday. While that's something to be proud of, the album went and soared up the iTunes chart to achieve the #1 spot for ...

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Video: SD Exclusive: YG Talks Possible Drake Collab, Influence on the Rap Game, Debut Album & More

Video: SD Exclusive: YG Talks Possible Drake Collab, Influence on the Rap Game, Debut Album & More

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SD Exclusive: Video: Raekwon on New Wu-Tang Album Title, Possible Tour, Unreleased ODB & More

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Raekwon is a legend in the rap game that still spits with the hunger of a freshmen and has the grind of a man who has something to prove. This is why there will be no shortage of material from the Chef in 2013. He started things off with his ...

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This summer Sir Michael Rocks makes the jump from constantly releasing free projects to testing the waters with his fan base by selling his Banco EP. The 10 or 11 track set will feature the likes of Casey Veggies, DJ Mustard, Jake One, Young Chop and more, to which he calls this his most detailed effort. After giving away four free albums of great quality, that did indeed help make his buzz as a soloist bigger, one thing he’s focused on is upping the level and working with folks he’s never did songs with before. We’ve heard nothing off it yet, but he’s been teasing with songs like “Money Came” and “Lookin’ At The Cuff.” This plan of delivering throwaways and videos to accompany them is something we’ll see leading up.

While at an in-store signing at Recess in Seattle’s U-District, Sermon’s Domain got the opportunity to chop it up with Mikey extensively about this upcoming Banco EP, from the details of his recordings to some of the features and production we can expect. We also talk about working with Choo Jackson on “Money Came,” being able to link up with so many hot producers, upcoming “Lost Boys” record with Mac Miller and Trinidad James, giving away free music and more.

(0:17) How he linked up with Choo Jackson for “Money Came” & why it won’t be on the Banco EP.
(1:28) Says Choo produced another joint that’s coming soon.
(1:49) If it was easy to link up with producers like Harry Fraud, Cardo, Hit-Boy & more.
(2:27) Why he chose to do an EP after four free albums.
(3:30) His thoughts on giving away so much free music.
(4:58) The creation of the Banco EP.
(6:56) Reveals DJ Mustard, Young Chop, Casey Veggies & Jake One features on it.
(8:01) Talks “Lost Boys” track with Mac Miller & Trinidad James.
(9:01) If he feels him and Chuck get more recognition as solo artists than as The Cool Kids.
(11:42) One thing he misses about hip-hop from the ’90s that doesn’t or can’t happen today.
(14:34) When fans can expect his Banco EP to drop.

   
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