Profiles
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Profiles Interview: Zaytoven speaks on his long history as church organist, the remarkable making of "Beast Mode," and how he's managed to remain a devoted family man while serving the streets with combustible trap beats for the past 15 years.
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Profiles J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League might be the heroes a hurting hip hop industry needs right now.
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hnhh -
Profiles The trap titan talks horror soundtracks, 808 Mafia, Sacii Lyfe and the hottest producer tag of 2015.
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Patrick Lyons -
Profiles SauceLord Rich, one-half of the hit-making production duo FKi, discusses his decision to put himself out there as an artist in a lamentable industry climate.
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Angus Walker -
Profiles After a surprise deal with Fool's Gold, Atlanta trapper ManMan Savage has his sights set on EDM and beyond.
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Angus Walker -
Profiles Less than a year after discovering music, Lotto Savage is ready to blow. We talked to the Slaughter Gang member about taking inspiration from 21 Savage, his "Don Slaughter" mixtape, his forthcoming "Lotto Krueger" tape, and the possibility of a "Freddy vs. Jason" project between him and 21.
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Angus Walker -
Profiles Behind the Beat is back - this time with a rising upstart from Melbourne, Australia responsible for Migos' bluesy ballad “What the Price.”
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Narsimha Chintaluri -
Profiles Southside of 808 Mafia recently received three production credits on Future and Drake's "What A Time To Be Alive." Now we go Behind the Beat with him, as he discusses getting his start as a producer, blowing up with Waka Flocka Flame and crafting Future's "DS2."
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Patrick Lyons -
Profiles For the latest edition of Behind The Beat, Goose explains his pop-minded approach to producing and how he complements the unique styles of both Young Thug and Rich Homie Quan.
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Angus Walker -
Profiles Sonny Digital is trying to escape the Matrix.
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hnhh -
Profiles HNHH's new series "Behind The Beat" profiles unique producers that are looking to change the soundscape.
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Angus Walker -
Profiles Marc E. Bassy tells us about his days in a boy band, living in Nic Nac's studio, why he's been welcomed by the hip-hop community, and his new "Groovy People" EP.
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Angus Walker