KRS-ONE

The legendary emcee KRS-One gives WHO?MAG an exclusive interview.  Formerly of Boogie Down Productions, the Teacher talks to us about some of his hit songs, his rap/reggae movement, and about how he feels about mainstream radio.

8ball and MJG

 

Born in Memphis, TN, 8ball and MJG took the south by storm! This duo has released hit after hit including such songs as “Buck Bounce” and “Stay Fly” with Three 6 Mafia. Their latest release “Ridin’ High”, released through Bad Boy Records, fuses their infamous hard hitting rap sound influenced off a lot of blues and R&B. Check out this exclusive interview with these rap legends!

Big Sean

Kanye West’s Good Music artist Big Sean talks exclusively with WHO?MAG TV.  Big Sean, who won both a BET and a Billboard Award for his smash hit “Mercy”, talks about meeting Kanye West and more.

Method Man

 

Wu-Tang member and legendary artist Method Man recently spoke with WHO?MAG about some of his greatest singles, compilations, and working with Biggie.

Big Daddy Kane

Since his ground-breaking debut of Long Live the Kane, hip-hop has never been the same. Big Daddy Kane is on any critic’s top three list and has a flow that helped revolutionalize the game. Check out Big Daddy Kane as he talks about real hip-hop and his dedication at VH-1’s Hip-Hop Honors.

 

TERMINATOR X

After more than 15 years of silence, with his induction with Public Enemy this past April into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, DJ TerminatorX, formerly of Public Enemy, has returned. In this exclusive interview he did with WHO?MAG TV, he talks about his history as a DJ, time with Public Enemy, his solo projects and his projects for the future. Having been a big Public Enemy fan and particularly a fan of DJ Terminator X, who influenced myself to get into DJing, it was an honor to get this chance to interview him. I’d like to Thank Christine and DJ Terminator X for taking time out of their schedules to make this interview a reality.

 

Lyfe Jennings

 

 

Lyfe Jennings is back on the charts with his new single “Statistics” which is causing a lot of commotion. Lyfe sits down with WHO?MAG to discuss his new success, working with the likes of Wyclef, Ludacris, and Fabulous, as well as his new campaigns. Check out this exclusive interview.

Havoc of Mobb Deep

In this in depth interview, Havoc, one half of the legendary 90s hip hop duo Mobb Deep, gets candid with me about what he’s working on now and how he got into production.  Havoc also talks about his solo project, Prodigy, what equipment he uses now, what he used back in the mid 90s, gives advice to aspiring producers, and much more. This is a must read interview for producers and fans of 90s hip hop. I want to give a big thank you to Aaron Melaragno at Clockwork music for making this interview a reality.

John Legend

 

John Legend is an explosion of hip-hop meets R&B meets raw talent. He brings forth pure entertainment through his vocals, piano playing, and live performances. Already forging a name for himself through his work with Jay-Z, Janet Jackson, Britney Spears, Talib Kweli, Alicia Keys, Common, and Eve, he has signified himself as a dominant force in the entertainment world. This “Legend” has also played, produced, and is featured on the hip-hop classic album by Kanye West’s “The College Dropout”, also signing to his imprint under Sony/Columbia.

Fat Joe

Hip-hop legend Fat Joe is back with a brand new album “The Dark Side”. After hitting many milestones in the hip-hop world, Fat Joe sits down with WHO?MAG and discusses personal information on Big Pun, Big L, the Diggin In the Crates movement, as well as everything else you ever wanted to know about him. Check out the exclusive interview and get to know Fat Joe for yourself.

Necro

 

Necro is here to bring a different atmosphere to the music industry. He has an incredible line-up of hungry MC’s including Ill Bill, Mr. Hyde, Goretex, Sabac, and himself on his own independent imprint. Check out his views on how the industry works and how to beat it at it’s own game.

Rick Gonzalez

 

This familiar face has been in some of this century’s biggest blockbusters including Old School, Biker Boyz, and the Rookie. You can currently catch him in theaters playing in the number one box office smash Coach Carter. He also will be running things this July 4th weekend with two releases including Steven Speilberg’s War of the Worlds and Bounce with Lil’ Bow Wow.

Jeru The Damaja

 

SInce Jeru first stepped on the scene, he was an instant success. He has spawned many hiphop anthems including “Come Clean” and “Ya Playin; Yaself.” He continued his array of hits with his rugged flow, knowledge filled lyrics, and raw tracks. His latest album “Devine Design” is currently in stores now. Check out this article and cop the album!

Sean Astin

 

Sean Astin is already considered a household name and legend at his young age. Playing Samwise Gamgee, partner of Frodo Baggins in the epic trilogy Lord of the Rings, has solidified his already phenomenal acting career. His prior work includes his leading roles in the classic football movie Rudy and the main character in The Goonies. Sean stops by to give us an exclusive interview about his vital role in this J.R.R. Tolkien classic and his new book “There and Back Again, an Actors Tale”.

Clinton Sparks

 

If you are “unfamiliar” with Clinton Sparks, then you must not own a radio. From his multiple DJ shows in various states (plus his nationwide Sirius Satellite show) to his stellar production and mixtapes, to…..wait!!! Don’t want to give it away yet! Check out this article and Get Familiar with the real Clinton Sparks!

Bishop Lamont

 

The name Bishop Lamont has recently developed the latest buzz in the music industry. Working with some of the biggest west coast names, the anticipation for his debut album has his fans hungry and other rappers nervous. If you haven’t heard, then get your first look at tomorrow’s next break thru artist today!

Big Pun

 

In honor of the 5th anniversary of Big Pun’s untimely death, we dig in the crates and bring you the “lost” interview. Pun was the first latin hip-hop solo artist to go platinum. He will forever be remembered as one of the greatest MC’s of all time. This article was originally for a publication for “Under R.A.P.S. Magazine” created by Mitchski and edited by WHO?MAG.

C.L. Smooth

 

C.L.Smooth, permanent fixture in the history of hip-hop, once blessed us all with many classics including They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y), The Creator, Straighten it Out, and of course his dope verse with Run D.M.C.’s Down With The King, amongst many others. C.L. is still as smooth as ever and ready to make more history with his latest album coming off Shamen Works Records. Make sure to read this interview and look out for his latest release!

Tyrese

 

Stemming from his unforgettable Coca-Cola commercial to his growth into a multi-platinum success and blockbuster acting career, Tyrese has always made massive impacts. This Fast & Furious multi-talented entertainer is now about to embark on the next step of his career, an emcee. Check out this article as he speaks about his transitions between his career and the upcoming collaboration with Bishop Lamont for his new heated mixtape “Best of Both Hoods.”

BG

 

BG blew up on the scene with his smash single “Bling Bling” and makes the term a common used word and accepted into the oxford dictionary. After his departure from Cash Money, BG is still hitting hard with his latest release under Chopper City Records. Check out this interview and see why this former Hot Boy is still on fire!

Goapele

 

This beautiful Oakland soul singer has made a major impact on the music scene with her first album “Even Closer”. Now with a new album coming out and a tour about to kick off, she’s about to “Change It All”. Check out this exclusive WHO?MAG interview with the soulstress Goapele

Pauly Shore

 

 From his MTV days, to his long list of hilarious movies, to his latest venture “Minding the Store” on TBS, Pauly is a stagnant name in comedy. Pauly stops by WHO?MAG to talk about his ups and downs and ups and his new comedy/reality show.

Dana Dane

 

Dana Dane with Fame was one of the great MC’s that rapped about stories and situations. With CLASSIC material such as Cinderfella Dana Dane, Delancy Street, and of course Nightmares, Dana solidified himself as a hip-hop legend. Now with his own morning radio show on Sirius Satellite, Dana still haunts the airwaves, but this time without Anita the Beast!

Nina Sky

 

With heir unique style and signature sound, the beautiful Nina Sky hits the streets with their latest mixtape “La Conexion.” These two Latina sisters sit down with WHO?MAG and talk about their break-out success, their formula, and their latest upcoming second full length album.

Styles P

 

Styles P is back with a brand new solo album entitled “Time Is Money”. Formerly a member of the legendary Bad Boy group “The LOX”, this new album brings heat along with a who’s who of production. Check out what styles has to tell WHO?MAG!

Daz Dillinger

 

Daz Dillinger was one of the most influential west coast representatives to date. He has participated in production/performing in some of the most classic hip-hop CD’s in history including Dr. Dre’s “Chronic”, Snoop Dogg’s “Doggystyle”, 2Pac’s “All Eyez on Me”, and many more including his own “Dogg Food” with Kurupt when the two of them were tha Dogg Pound. Daz is still grinding dropping a variety on new albums including a solo album, a sampling album, and new album with Kurupt, and much more to come!

Sadat X

 

Since the revolutionary group Brand Nubian has hit the hip-hop circuit, Sadat X has been one of hip-hop’s most distinguished sounding MC’s. Now with another solo project heading our way and another Brand Nubien album dropping in the near future, he’s ready to run the radio 1nce again. Sadat gets with WHO?MAG to talk about his new project.

Grandmaster Caz

 

Grandmaster Caz is one of the most memorable pioneers in hip-hop history. He was the first simultaneous DJ and MC in hip-hop history. He was known to be one of the first freestylists by spitting spontaneous rhymes at house parties, hence his nickname “The Live Rhyme Master”. After ghostwriting part of hip-hops most memorable song “Rappers Delight” by Sugar Hill Gang (and receiving no credit for it), Caz joined the legendary Cold Crush Brothers. We caught up with Caz at the Charlie Mack Celebrity Weekend in Philly as he filled us in with his latest endeavors.

Maino

 

After appearing on over 500 mixtapes, Maino has made a home for himself with Universal Records. With a fire mixtape that already flooded the streets accompanied with a bonus DVD, Maino has cause major controversy with his underground smash “Rumors”. Check out what Maino has to tell WHO?MAG about what’s further. 

Robin Thicke

 

Platinum songwriter Robin Thicke comes back for his sophomore release under the watchful eye of Pharrell and Interscope Records. Robin, the son of former Growing Pains father Alan Thicke, wrote for many artist including Christina Aguilera, Mya, Brandy, and Marc Anthony and is now poised to utilize his craft into this highly anticipated album. Look for his latest single “Wanna Love You Girl” featuring Pharrell from the Neptunes and make sure to get grab this album when it hits the street early 2006. If the first single is any indication on how this album is going to sound, then we are definitely anticipating an instant classic!

Ja Rule

 

We have all heard about the highly publicized beef between Ja Rule and 50 Cent, but usually just from 50’s point of view. We have the EXCLUSIVE interview where Ja breaks down step-by-step what REALLY happened that night in the studio with 50 and the REAL deal with the INC. The full interview will be available on WHO?MAG DVD Vol. #2 coming soon. In the meanwhile, check out part of the interview we did w/ Ja Rule at the 100.3 Behind the Beats in Philly.

Tichina Arnold

 

Tichina Arnold is one of Hollywood’s most recognizable actresses. From her lead role as Pamela on Martin, to her countless appearances on TV and movies, to her now current role as Chris Rock’s mother in “Everybody Hates Chris”, Pamela is sure to bring her top notch acting skills to any role that comes her way. Tichina talks to WHO?MAG about her latest show and her trials and tribulations in acting.

GZA

 

GZA and DJ Muggs “Grandmasters” interview Pt #1 Wu-Tang’s GZA and former Cypress Hill member DJ Muggs have teamed up together to bring us the heated new street album “Grandmasters.” Gza, a founding member of Wu-Tang and has dropped numerous classic solo albums, tells us about this latest release and the future for Wu-Tang. Read on to find a bonus interview done by Will Hernandez from Urban America News.

Jaheim

 

After releasing two classic soul albums, Jaheim comes back on the scene with another blockbuster album filled with strong melodies twisted with his original soulful sound. He stops through WHO?MAG to speak on his latest release entitled “Ghetto Classics” and his take on the current entertainment industry.

Vida Guerra

 

After a submission of a picture to FHM’s “Hometown Honey”, Vida’s career exploded into one of the most recognized names in the modeling industry. From appearing in numerous video’s including Nelly’s & Puffy’s “Shake Your Tailfeather”, to her appearances on Dave Chappelle show, her calendars and posters, or more recently her acting career, Vida has been has been one of the most sought after models. Recently, she signed with “In Ya Face Records” and preparing her first album release. Read below and get the inside on her new album strictly from WHO?MAG.

E-40

 

As one of hip-hop’s most influential members, The Bay’s E-40 not only has received hit after hit, but also responsible for single handedly changing the way that America talks today. His “slanguage” backed by a machine gun flow is one of the most recognizable voices in hip-hop. Whether solo or with his group “The Click”, E-40 brings hip-hop as a whole up a notch. Check out this exclusive interview with WHO?MAG as he tells us “it’s all gravity”.

MC Shan

 

As one of the most prominent names in hip-hop in the late 80’s/early 90’s, MC Shan has put the Bridge on the map. From his controversial “The Bridge” to his production of Snow’s “Informer”, Shan has always been a powerful force in the hip-hop world. Now Shan is ready to bring back a NEW Juice Crew and drop the 411 on The Symphony, Rakim, and much more on an interview you must read!

Randy Jackson

 Randy Jackson, one of entertainment’s most influential representatives, is back for American Idol 5. Randy has been casted one of the most predominant impacters on the industry due to his vast knowledge and experience. He is a Grammy Award winning producer with twenty-years music industry experience with a resume that includes working with Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Celine Dion, *NSYNC, Madonna, Elton John, Destiny’s Child and many more. He also contributed his talent by working on over one thousand gold and multi-platinum albums and has helped to sell over 200 million albums worldwide. For many years, Randy has worked as the VP of A&R at Columbia Records and Senior VP of A&R at MCA Records. Now, being part of history as a panelist on America’s favorite television program “American Idol”, Randy can help America fulfill their dreams with the correct guidance. Randy blesses WHO?MAG with an interview that is a sheds light for anyone trying to break into the music industry.

Lil Zane

 

Back for his second full album release, Lil’ Zane comes correct with his new album “Under The Radar” this spring. Besides achieving much success from his first album which featured smash hits featuring 112 and Tank, he is also known for his acting skills from Dr. Dolittle 2 and Finding Forester. Read on and find out what he has next in store!

DJ Muggs

 GZA and DJ Muggs “Grandmasters” interview Pt #1 Wu-Tang’s GZA and former Cypress Hill member DJ Muggs have teamed up together to bring us the heated new street album “Grandmasters.” DJ Muggs has presented a heavy contribution to the hip-hop world. Being a part of Cypress Hill, House of Pain, and 7A3, Muggs has also worked beside a countless array of hip-hop’s biggest heavyweights. Now with his Soul Assassins releases and his new Mash-Ups radio show becoming household regulars, check out how Muggs is ready to take over the hip-hop industry once again! Also read on as we bring you the exclusive full interview done by Urban America’s Will Hernandez found only at WHO?MAG. Thanks to Will Hernandez & Urban America Magazine.

Guru and Solar

 

Former Gangstarr legend GURU has joined forces with producer Solar to bring us their latest release “7.0 Street Scriptures”. Now forming their own label, 7 Grand, this duo is ready to reinvent the hip-hop game. Check out this exclusive as they speak on music politics, 7 Grand, and the current “gangsterism” in hip-hop today.

Lloyd Banks

As one of the main driving forces behind 50 Cent’s G-Unit, Lloyd Banks has secured a name for himself in the rap industry. Ranging from his chart-topping first single “On Fire” to his new Eminem produced single “Hands Up”, he knows the right formula to make hit record. Check out this exclusive interview with Lloyd for WHO?MAG as he speaks on Eminem, Proof, and his new album “Rotten Apple”.

Raekwon

As one of the founding fathers of hip-hops grittiest groups, WU-Tang Clan member Raekwon has impacted the hip-hop scene with his exceptional lyrics and musky flow. The groups diversity and originality is what helped fuel the east coast into snatching back airplay and album sales. Raekwon the Chef breathed a fresh sound on his groundbreaking Only Built 4 Cuban Linx (which went gold in just 3 days) in 1995 that influenced the way hip-hop lyrics were delivered. After a few more Wu-Tang albums, two more solo albums, and a slew of singles, Raekwon returns with the heat with the highly anticipated follow up to his first classic album entitled “Cuban Linx II”. Check out Raekwon as he kicks it with WHO?MAG about his latest release.

Ghostface

 After exploding on the scene through Wu-Tang, Ghostface has chiseled a name for himself in the industry through his raw lyrics and unforgettable sound. Now with his new album “Fishscale”, Ghostface comes even harder than before. Check out this 3rd installment of our Wu-Tang interviews and see what Ghostface has to say about his new album

Wonder Mike from Sugar Hill Gang

 

Give respect where it’s due! Sugar Hill Gang’s “Rappers Delight” which was the first rap song ever to reach Top 40, is back! The group that also brought you “The 8th Wonder” and “Apache” have recently been touring around the world with the “hip-hop, the hippie the hippie to the hip hip hop and you don’t stop”. Now touring as Wonder Mike, Hen Dog, and Diamind, Sugar Hill Gang speaks on the controversy behind The Furios Five, Sugar Hill Records, and what life was like touring as one of the first big rap groups ever.

Sean Price

As ½ of the hip-hop legendary duo Heltah Skeltah and part of the Boot Camp Clik, Sean Price is a wicked emcee. As a solo artist, he dropped the acclaimed underground album Monkey Bars. Now with the Boot Camp Clik ready to drop another gem on the music world, Sean talks to WHO?MAG about the new album “The Last Stand” as well as what the future holds. Check this out!

Loon

 

After partaking in the #1 single “I Need A Girl” under Bad Boy, Loon has parted ways to develop his own label. With a new album on the way and a slew of mixtapes consistently arriving, read about his issues with Puffy, Mase, and his latest endeavors.

Too $hort

 

As one of hip-hop’s most influential voices, Too $hort is back with a new album and some new ventures. From “Born to Mack” to his latest collaboration with “Up All Night Crew”, Too $hort breaks down the music game, the ATL scene, and how to pimp.

Mobb Deep

 

The infamous duo from Queens is back with a new label and a new album. “Blood Money” already debuted with dynamic reviews. Now signed to G-Unit, check out what these two emcees who have already brought us catalogs of hits have to tell WHO?MAG.

Steve Rifkind

 

Music mogul Steve Rifkind is back with a NEW Loud Records! After releasing major hip-hop acts such as Wu-Tang Clan, Twista, Big Pun, Lil’ Flip, and Tha Alkohaliks, Steve is now working on a new vision for the next level of hip-hop. Check out this exclusive interview as he tells you how he is about to change the game!

Chuck D

As the front man from one of hip-hops most influential group, Chuck D has impacted the music industry with his raw visionary lyrics and political stance. Now with his new label “SlamJamz” and a new PE album “New Whirl Order” out in stores, Chuck D stops by to talk about the Government, Flavor of Love, West Africa, andTerminator X, and hip-hop. Check out this important must-read interview!

Keith Murray

 

From such classic hits such as “The Most Beautifullest Thing in this World”, “Get Lifted” to the more recent “Candy Bar”, Keith has definitely created some hip-hop classics. This Def Squad member is now about to drop his new album “Rap-Murr-Phobia (The Fear of Real Hip-Hop) already spawning the hit single “Nobody Do It Better” featuring Black Ty (Tyrese). Sit back and read the exclusive Keith Murray interview.

Paul Wall

After releasing two years ago his debut “The Peoples Champ”, Paul Wall now releases his follow up “Get Money, Stay True”. On this album you can see Paul branching out and working with different artists such as Snoop Dogg, Lil Keke, and an interesting collaboration with R&B singer Jon B. Paul Wall is the second rapper beside 2pac to have worked with Jon B and also his side group Expensive Taste with Blink 182’s guitarist Travis Barker. In this exclusive interview, he talks about working with these artists, the creative process of some of his most famous songs, connecting with Swishahouse, and his love for the 1′ and 2’s. Special thanks to Catherine McNelly and Ashley White at Atlantic records for getting me this interview

Keith Shocklee

This Bomb Squad member has impacted hip-hop with his revolutionary production skills that fueled the success from everyone from Public Enemy, Bell Biv Devoe, Ice Cube, Xzibit, and many others. Now working on a barrage of new material with Wu-Tang Clan, Flavor Flav, and George Clinton, Keith is still “bringing the noise”! Check out this exclusive interview as Keith drops a few gems on us!

DJ Jazzy Jeff

 

As one half of the Platinum selling duo Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, Jeff proved to the world he’s one of the dopest DJ’s around. After establishing A Touch of Jazz, a production company which spun Jill Scott and Musiq, Jeff is back with his latest original compilation release, “The Return of the Magnificent”. Make sure to cop that album and read this exclusive interview.

WC

Hip-hop legend WC (Dub-C) has been rocking the west coast for years with his unique flow since back to his WC and the MAAD Circle days (with Coolio) to the Westside Connection (with Ice Cube & Mack 10). Now, WC steps out again to give us another solo album, but this time under Ice Cube’s “Lench Mob Records”. Check out this extensive interview with WC and make sure to get “Guilty by Affiliation”.

Pharoahe Monch

 

“Simon Says” may have been a “monster” hit for Pharoahe Monch, but that’s just the blueprint for his next album about to drop. “Desire”, hitting stores in January, is already being one of the most anticipated hip-hop albums of 2007. From Organized Konfusion to his new deal at Universal, check out this exclusive Pharoahe drops on WHO?MAG.

Prince Paul

 

Superstar producer Prince Paul is one of the most diverse producers STILL in the hip-hop game. From his start with Stet, to De La Soul, to 3rd Bass, Prince Paul has influenced a whole new generation of hip-hop fans while still holding the respect from all his pioneer piers. From “The White Rapper Show”, to his new album with Donnie Newkirk and Bernie Worrell, Prince Paul kicks it with WHO?MAG with everything you need to know.

Halle Berry

The beautiful Emmy, Golden Globe, and Academy Award winning Halle Berry gives an exclusive interview in time for her new film entitled “Perfect Stranger”. In this interview, she discusses her controversial Academy Award winning role, the outlook on female actors, and how she keeps in touch with the REAL Halle Berry.

Trina

 

She’s “Still the Baddest” and she’s here to prove why she will not lose that title. After releasing hit after hit, Trina is back with a new swag, new album, and new label. This female MC discusses with us her latest developments, her new singles w/ Missy Elliot and Mya, and what it’s like to be a female in the hip-hop world.

Ice Cube

When former N.W.A member Ice Cube is on the mic, there is a presence felt. A presence of rough, political, profane music that will keep your head bopping until you feel a snap. From Straight Outta Compton, to AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted, to his current Laugh Now, Cry Later, Ice Cube is known for dropping solid album. Now acting in a streak of box office smashes including the “Friday” and “Barbershop” series to the “Are We There Yet” sequel, Ice Cube has proved to be a multi-faced entertainer bringing a little something for everyone. Check out this exclusive interview and some past quote by some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry reflecting on Ice Cube.

Sheek Louch

As one of the members of the platinum group The Lox, Sheek Louch has always been in the for front of rap. Sheek drops some real knowledge in the exclusive WHO?MAG interview about his new album, the Lox new album, the beef with J Hood and with Bad Boy, and working with Notorious B.I.G.

George Clinton

The Prime Minister of Funk, George Clinton, was the mastermind behind such powerful groups like Parliament and Funkadelic. With smash singles that still pack the party including “Atomic Dog”, “Flashlight”, and “Give Up the Funk”, we can see why George is one of the most sampled artist in music today. Check out this exclusive as WHO?MAG goes 1 on 1 with the funkster George Clinton.

Pitbull

Is he hip-hop? Crunk? Reggaeton? Not only all of the above, but TVT recording rap star Pitbull has been heating up dance floors across the US. Hailing from the 3-0-5, Pitbull has positioned himself with one of today’s top producers (Lil’ Jon) to release whirlwind of hits. Check out this exclusive interview we did with Pitbull as he breaks down his unique style, how he broke into the hip-hop scene, and about touring with 50 Cent and Eminem.

DMC (Run DMC)

As one half of the illest rap groups ever, DMC is still making his presence felt from his new classic DVD “Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival”, to his new documentary “DMC: My Adoption Journey”, to judging the new TV program “Celebrity Rap Superstar”. Run DMC will always be known as one of the most influential pioneer groups in hip-hop. Check out this exclusive interview w/ DMC as he kicks it with WHO?MAG about the creation of Run DMC, Live AID, and his new DVD/CD, “Run DMC Live at the Montreux”. Check out for more of this interview on WHO?MAG’s upcoming “Hip-Hop Document”. Also check the link below at the end of the interview for WHO?MAG’s exclusive footage of Jam Master Jay’s last performance! Special thanks to Eagle Rock!

Buju Banton

The legendary controversial reggae artist Buju Banton is back with his re-release of the classic 1995 album “Inna Heights”. Now with VP records, Buju has been one of the most influential reggae artists currently in the reggae scene. Check out this exclusive WHO?MAG interview as Buju talks about his new re-release, his classic ‘Til Shiloh’, and how he feels about the reggae scene today.

Prodigy

Mobb Deep member Prodigy stops through WHO?MAG before he goes away for his three year sentence. After dropping classic albums with Mobb Deep, to signing with G-Unit, he talks about his new album H.N.I.C Vol. #2, his new label, and his relationship with some of today’s biggest artists

Willie Colon

f you don’t know Willie Colon, then you don’t know salsa! As one of he pioneers in this music genre, Willie has broken down a lot of barriers. Check out this interview with this legend as he speaks on hip-hop, today’s salsa scene, the salsa/jazz connection, the creation of salsa, and his new Legends of Salsa Tour.

Kool G Rap

In this interview with the legendary lyricist Kool G Rap, he talks about his new album Royalty, Riches, and Respect, reuniting with Marley Marl, to the way Big Pun greeted him when they first met. It was an honor and pleasure to have been able to interview a legend and this writer’s favorite emcee of all time.

Bone, Thug, and Harmony

Hip hop legendary group Bone, Thugs, and Harmony are back on Ruthless Records with a new 20th Anniversary album. Layzie Bone and Krayzie Bone give us this exclusive interview on working with the legendary Notorious Big with “Notorious thugs”, former producer DJ U-Neek, and Swizz Beatz. Check out this exclusive interview with these legends.

Everlast

Former House of Pain front man Everlast aka Whitey Ford is back with a hot new album called Love, War, and the Ghost of Whitey Ford. Everlast explains in this exclusive interview his new sound, his Johnny Cash remake, the infamous La Coka Nostra project, and all of the House of Pain and Rhyme Syndicate questions that you need to know! A must read!

Rick Ross and the Hypnotized Tour

#1 recording artist Rick Ross is currently on the Hypnotized Tour with artists Plies, Yo Gotti, Lil’ Boosie, Snook, Pleasure P (from Pretty Ricky) The Dream, Princess from Crime Mobb, and Trina. Check out this interview with the members of this tour! Thanks to HHJA for putting the conference together.

Katy Perry

Songs like “I Kissed a Girl” and “Hot N Cold” made Katy Perry a household name this past year. Although the song was very controversial, it was enough to get her a Grammy nomination and make an anthem heard around the world. With her new song “Thinking of You” also charting on top, pop star Katy has proven she is a force to stay. Check out this interview, taken during a round table discussion by Natalie Geday in which WHO?MAG was apart of, as Katy discusses everything including if she really kissed a girl???

Grandmaster Flash

After being the first hip-hop group to ever be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, hip-hop pioneer Grandmaster Flash is ready to drop his new album “The Bridge”. After dropping classics like “The Message” and White Lines”, Flash drops through to give us an in depth look into his career and hip-hop today. This is an interview EVERY hip-hop fan must read!

Jadakiss

Jadakisss, one-third of the platinum recording rap group The Lox, is back with a brand new album “The Last Kiss” featuring everyone from Ne-Yo, Jay-Z, Kanye West, and more! In this exclusive interview, Jada talks about DMX, Main Source, Biggie, and more. Check out this in depth WHO?MAG exclusive interview and see why Jadakiss is considered one of today’s best MCs.

Jon B

R&B singer Jon B is back with another hot album, “Helpless Romantic” that you must get! After having collabed with some of today’s biggest artists, Jon B talks about his relationship with Tupac and producer Johnny J, his past history with Yab Yum and Epic, Paul Wall, and the future of Jack Herrera. Check out this exclusive interview with Jon B.

Teena Marie

Legendary soul singer Teena Marie is back with a new album called “Congo Square”. Check out this exclusive interview with Teena as she talks about her relationship with legend Rick James, her views on rappers who have sampled her in the past, her relationship with Cash Money Records, her Motown relationship and details on her extensive catalog. This is a must read for any music fan!

Wyclef

Selling over 37 million albums, Wyclef has been a staple in the hip-hop world whether its being a Fugee, his production work with Shakira, Bono, or Carlos Santana, or the massive hit list he produced as a solo artist. We have the real scoop on the Cyndi Lauper collab, the Ruffhouse deal, and most importantly, the Fugees reunion status! Read part of this exclusive WHO?MAG TV Wyclef interview here and watch the whole interview on WHO?MAG TV airing nationwide!

Twista

Now considered a hip-hop veteran, Twista is pack with a brand new album. After releasing top singles like “Slow Jamz”, the new album features artists like Akon, R. Kelly, and more! Check out this exclusive interview with Twista as he spills the beans on Loud & Roc-A-Fella, Kanye West, working with Puffy, and more! This interview is a must read!

Kevin Lyttle

After his huge breakthrough single “Turn Me On”, Kevin turned the club world inside out! This Soca artist helped break crossover ground with the biggest Soca song since “Who Let the Dogs Out”. Now with a new single, a new sound and a new album underway, Kevin is back with his collab with Flo-Rida and already making noise. Check out this exclusive interview.

Jaguar Wright

As one of soul music’s most welcomed additions, Jaguar has release a diamond of an album with her sophomore release “Divorcing Neo 2 Marry Soul”. Coming straight from Philadelphia, Jaguar showcases her musical maturity with her latest sensations “Free” and “Let Me Be The One”.

Roc Raida

We lost one of the greatest DJs in late Sept 19th 2009, but Roc Raida’s legacy is still thriving. We came across a lost interview that was never published from the former X-Ecutioner Roc Raida that was conducted on March of 2007 at the Winter Music Conference. Rest in peace Roc Raida! Enjoy!

Mike Jones

If you are still asking “Who is Mike Jones?”, then you haven’t copped the new album “The Voice” that just hit stores. Check out this exclusive interview with Mike Jones talking about his long awaited return, his new marketing techniques, the new hot single “Next to You”, and much much more! Check out this exclusive interview with Mr. Jones!

MYA

R&B/pop star Mya returns to the scene with a new sound that infuses her existing pop feel with more house driven tracks from Cedric Gervais. Check out this exclusive with Mya as she speaks about the house music scene, working with Beenie Man, the whole “Lady Marmalade” entourage, and more!

Pusha T

After the huge success from the Neptunes imprint releasing hits like “Grindin’” and “When the Last Time”, The Clipse are back with a new album. Check out this exclusive all-out interview with ½ of the Clipse’s Pusha T as he that discusses the Jive Records beef, the Re-Up gang status, and working with legend Rick Rubin.

Lil’ Jon

Yeah!! Lil Jon is back with a brand new album with hot new collaborations and party songs with a new twist! “Crunk Rock”, the new sound created by Lil Jon, is already taking over the clubs and airwaves. Check out this exclusive interview as Lil Jon talks about collaborating with Usher and Pitbull and his switch from DJ to producer.

K7/TKA

Freestyle/R&B artist K7 is back! After being the lead singer in freestyles most influential group (TKA) and having a string of chart topping solo singles, K7 has been very busy. Check out this exclusive interview with K7 and the Swing Kids as he discussing the singles “Maria”, “Come Baby Come”, life at Tommy Boy, and what’s next for him and TKA!

TQ

After his hit debut album with the classic “West Side”, TQ has still made his imprint on today’s hip-hop/R&B scene. After leaving to Cash Money, he’s back to talk about his new album, the infamous Lil’ Wayne pic, and the striking similarities between Nelly’s “Country Grammer” and “Bye Bye Baby”.

Gloria Velez

Model, video vixen, and rapper Gloria Velez talks to WHO?MAG TV about her beef with Nicki Minaj and Remy Ma, working with Jay-Z, and her feelings towards some of today’s lost hip-hop soldiers.

Richie Spice

VP recording artist Richie Spice is a reggae legend who just dropped his new album called “Gideon Boot”. In this exclusive interview, he speaks about hooking u with Bobby Dixon, his new tour with Capleton, his new controversial single “The Plane Land” and his views on the reggae youth today!

stic.man from dead prez

As one half of hip-hops most political group dead prez, stic.man has done everything from releasing critically acclaimed albums, powerful singles, a book on emcee-ing and now his current project, Starz “dead prez: It’s Bigger than Hip-hop”. His latest movie emphasized the importance of social consciousness, along with an unforgettable performances and strong narratives in a must see feature. Make sure to check your local listings on Starz to watch this phenomenal movie and make sure to read below to find out more about stic.man.

Del the Funky Homosapian

Heiroglyphics member and hip hop legend Del the Funky Homosapian is back with his new album “11th Hour”. Del discusses the reason he went to Def Jux instead of his own label for this release, his work with Gorillaz, Dan the Automator, as well as some important knowledge on Dr. Dre and N.W.A.

Kwame

Kwame aka K1 Mil has created a huge impact on the hip-hop industry that is still going strong. After breaking out in the 1989 with hits like “The Man We All Know And Love”, “The Rhythm”, and “Ownlee Ewe” Kwame has also on the production side releasing smash hits like Lloyd Banks “On Fire”, Will Smith’s “Switch” as well as songs for T.I., Toni Braxton, Freeway, LL Cool J, Mary J Blige, and many others. Check out this exclusive interview with Kwame.

The 45 King

After creating the hip-hop legendary song “The 900 Number” (also dubbed “The Ed Lover Dance” on MTV Raps), The 45 King has dropped some of hip-hop’s biggest singles to date including “Hard Knock Life” by Jay-Z and “Stan” by Eminem. This breakbeat producer/DJ helped make Queen Latifah’s “Flavor Unit” one of hip-hop’s most unstoppable forces! Check out this unforgettable interview with Mark “The 45 King” James.

Yukmouth

As one of the members from the platinum group The Luniz, Yukmouth has remained a permanent fixture in the hip-hop industry. As a collective, the Bay Area’s The Luniz have created staple anthems including the unforgettable I Got 5 On It and The Ice Cream Man. As a solo artist, Yukmouth has release a handful of dynamic albums that sold about 250,000 a piece with out any major airplay of videos. His latest release will prove that he still runs this rap game. Check out this exclusive interview.

Ruben Studdard

After being one of “American Idols” top participants, Ruben made his mark with top hits like “Sorry For” and covers of Luther Vandross. Now he is back with a new album being produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Check out this interview as he talks about covering Michael Jackson, playing Fats Waller, and being on American Idol.

Rob Swift

When you say the name Rob Swift to a young DJ, his or her eyes may open wide and their ears will open up to hear what you have to say. Starting off as Akinyeles’ DJ Rob has made strides that many of us dream of making. From winning the 1992 East Coast DMC Championship to touring around the world with the X-ecutioners to appearing in Gap commercials, there’s not much Rob hasn’t done. He recently sat down with us to talk about his experiences, why he’s no longer a member of the X-ecutioners, and his new album Wargames.

Skee-Lo

C’mon, you know the words…”I wish I was a little bit taller, I wish I was a baller, I wish I had a girl…” you get the picture. Skee-Lo is back with a new “Overdose” EP on his own imprint. This twice Grammy nominated rapper talks about his performance with James Brown, the single “I Wish”, and everything else you wanted to ask him!

Keith Shocklee (Bomb Squad)

This Bomb Squad member has impacted hip-hop with his revolutionary production skills that fueled the success from everyone from Public Enemy, Bell Biv Devoe, Ice Cube, Xzibit, and many others. Now working on a barrage of new material with Wu-Tang Clan, Flavor Flav, and George Clinton, Keith is still “bringing the noise”! Check out this exclusive interview as Keith drops a few gems on us!

Doitall (Lords of the Underground)

Hip-Hop legends Doitall and Funkman make up the one of the most recognizable groups in hip-hop history, Lords of the Underground. From hits like “Funky Child” to “Here Come the Lords” to “Tic Toc”, the Lords are back with a brand new album, brand new ventures, and things every real hip-hop head need to know!

Wise Intelligent

From the legendary hip-hop group that made you “Rock This Funky Joint” comes the lead rapper from Poor Righteous Teachers and he brings you his latest solo release “The Talented Timothy Taylor” Check out what Wise has to say about the state of hip-hop today and what’s next in store for PRT!

Rob Clivillis

(C&C Music Factory)

Rob Clivillis from C&C Music Factory talks to WHO?MAG about what Martha Walsh, Freedom Williams, meeting with David Cole, and much more!

Chingy

WHO?MAG interviews rap star Chingy. Check out this interview where Chingy talks about his hit single “Right Thurr”, working with Snoop Dogg, and working with the Trackstarz.

 

Obie Trice

After meeting Eminem and signing to Shady/Interscope Records, Obie Trice carved a name for himself for dropping the hip-hop classic album “Cheers.” Obie returns with a new album “Second Rounds On Me” which features more classics and proves that he is definitely a force not to be denied. Check out this exclusive interview as Obie hits up WHO?MAG with a gem!

Afrika Bambaataa

Hip Hop legend speaks exclusively with WHO?MAG about his legacy and the 30th year of “Planet Rock”.

Young Buck

The G-Unit soldier is back with a new album “Buck the World” after receiving great success with Straight out of Ca$hville debut. In this exclusive interview, Young Buck talks about the controversial DJ Will incident, the Cash Money affiliation, and how 50 Cent discovered him. Check this out!

Mr. Mig

Steve Migliore, aka Mr. Mig, is a name that has been synonymous with hits. From the impressive array of artists that he’s worked on, from country greats LeAnn Rimes and Faith Hill, to R&B giants Brian McKnight and Jill Scott, as well as, Vitamin C, Hanson, Dreamstreet, No Authority, Omarion, Simple Life’s Nicole Richie, and Patra, Mr. Mig has made his mark. He is the first remixer to crossover a country artist into the world of pop radio. With his remix of LeAnn Rimes’ “How Do I Live”, the record shot to #1 and became Billboard’s longest running top 10 record in history, charting for 32 weeks. He also made history with Brian McKnight’s “Anytime” remix at rhythm radio, for being the first time a record was bumped out of rotation by the remix. His Philadelphia area production company, Mig Tight Productions, is in the process of developing artists that he plans to release in the near future. CHeck him out weekly on Sirius Satalitte station 62 Remix.

Planet Asia

Asia is one of the dopest MC’s that you may not know. He’s been a permanent fixture in the hip-hop game for a minute with tons of classic material. Check out this exclusive interview as we get at Planet Asia.

J Live

J-Live has been one of the hottest underground rap artists over the past few years. Now with his latest masterpiece “The Hear After”, J-Live gives us another well diversified classic jam-packed album with blazing hot lyrics and well produced tracks. Who is J-Live? Come find out!

BattleCat

attleCat is a seasoned veteran in this hip-hop game. From his very first single going platinum to his follow-up array of hits ranging from Raphael Saadiq to Xzibit, BattleCat impacts the industry with his trademark sound. Check out what this true musician has to say about his signature production.

T-3 of Slum Village

As one of the most creative forces in hip-hop, Slum Village has made their indentation in the music industry with their long lists of classics. T-3, one half of Slum, stops through to talk about his new deal with Chevrolet, their new album deal, the standards in today’s hip-hop, and Slum’s longevity.

Bobbito Garcia

Hip-Hop legend Bobbito Garcia is back with a new project with his partner Rich Medina. As well as being a legendary writer for the Source and Vibe, Bobbito was one of the pioneers that brought the sneaker world into hip-hop. Check out this interview as former Def Jam A&R Bobbito breaks down his relevance in the hip-hop history books.

Hi-Tek

Producer Hi-Tek, known for his work with Talib Kweli as Reflection Eternal and on Rawkus Records, is back with his latest edition to his Hi Teknology installment. He give a hot exclusive interview with WHO?MAG ranging from working with Dr. Dre, working with G-Unit, his situation with Babygrande, and about his latest album. Check this out!!!

Johnny J

I won’t forget the day I heard the news October 3, 2008. I was checking my email and I received the news from one of the many hip hop oriented sites that I subscribe to. Producer Johnny J died while in police custody of an apparent suicide. I ran and told my younger brother the news. We were both in shock and in disbelief. August 2006; after setting my friend Deejay Ra out of Toronto, Canada told me he would help me get Johnny J for an interview. I get a call from the man himself. I couldn’t believe it! I thought it must have been a prank or something. I told him you’re a multiplatinum producer calling me. He said that we got to the interview so here I’m calling. That showed me how humble he was even though he had all the accolades and was well off financially to be an arrogant guy. After digging through my plastic container of tapes of old interviews for 2 years; I was able to find it. This one of the last known interviews he did before his untimely death. Rest in Peace Johnny J. Thank You for all the great music you did through out your career.

Leela James

Stax Recording artist soul singer Leela James is back with a new album. Her new BET TV show “My Black is Beautiful can now be seen on BET. With so much going on, make sure to check out this interview and see what’s new with Leela.

Woody Cunningham (Kleeer)

On January 9th 2010 singer/drummer/producer Woody Cunningham of the group Kleeer died in his sleep in his home of Bowie, Maryland. His group was not very well-known like other R&B groups of the 80’s such as Cameo, Kool & Gang, and Zapp & Roger, just to name a few. But his impact was felt especially among the hip hop artists and producers who sampled his music. He was sampled by DJ Quik, 2pac, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Powerule, MF Doom, JT Money, Montell Jordan, Craig Mack, and Da Brat. I had the honor and pleasure to interview him back in June 2009, probably one of the last interviews he did. Enjoy the interview. Thank you Woody Cunningham for the great music you put out and the countless hip hop classics that you influenced. Rest in Peace Woody Cunningham!

J Rawls

In this interview producer/emcee J Rawls talks about his new album “The Hip Hop Effect” on Nature Sounds records. He also talks about his production process, working with various legendary emcees, to who his influences are as a producer.

Messy Marv

San Francisco artist Messy Marv talks to WHO?MAG about the Bay Area Mob Sound, his Frank Lucas album, the origin of his name, memories of Mac Dre, and more.

Rob Swift and Total Eclipse

In this interview taken from the Miami stop in the Ill Insanity Tour, Rob Swift and Total Eclipse, (formerly of the Xecutioners) spoke about their new album, their past work with the X Men to their DJ and production styles. We also we spoke about Rob Swift’s relationship legendary Jazz musician Bob James.

Big Noyd

Big Noyd has made his impact in the hip-hop world today through his street lyrics, stage performances, and most recently, acting. Down with Mobb Deep since the giddy-up, this Queens native is no stranger to realness. Go get his new album “On The Grind” and check out this exclusive WHO?MAG article…

Tito Lopez

WHO?MAG talks to Tito Lopez about his new deal with Capitol Records, working with Organized Noize, and working with Dr. Dre.

 

Big Daddy Kane

Legendary hip-hop artist Big Daddy Kane talks to WHO?MAG TV live from Martha’s Vineyard before his historic performance on the island for the MV Summer Madness Music Conference and Festival.  Kane talks about some of his legendary hits, the Juice Crew, meeting Biz Markie and more!

Amadeus

Amadeus is an upcoming producer who just blew up over the last year. He has placed his symphonies on everyone’s album from 50 Cent, Talib Kweli, Diplomats, Foxy Brown, to Lil’ Mo. With a busy year ahead of him, Amadeus takes time out to kick it with WHO?MAG.

Sticky Fingaz (ONYX)

As one of the members of the legendary hip-hip group ONYX, Sticky Fingaz has helped pave the way for hip-hop/rock with the smash single “Slam”. Besides working with people like Jam Master Jay and introducing 50 Cent to the hip-hop game, Onyx still has one of the most recognizable sounds out today. Check out this interview as Sticky talks about the new album, working with Jam Master jay, and everything you need to know about Onyx!

The Fixxers (DJ Quik & AMG)

What do you get when you combine one of the most sought after producers and MC with one of the roughest rap star in the west? The Fixxers! Yes, DJ Quik and AMG have combined to bring us a birthday present including the brand new hit “Can U Werk Wit Dat”. You may remember DJ Quik from his classic like “Born and Raised in Compton” to producing artists like Jay-Z and TuPac and AMG for the classic jam “B***h Better Have My Money”. Now signed to Interscope, check out this exclusive interview as they speak on the new album, the new group, and working with Roger Troutman.

Kool G Rap

The hip-hop legendary emcee swings through WHO?MAG to talk about his new EP “Half a Klip”. The former Juice Crew alumni talks about the new Juice Crew movie, the classic “Symphony” cut, the whole Rawkus situation, some of his classic songs, and some little known facts about his history.

Juanquin Jessup from Mandrill

WHO?MAG talks to Juanquin Jessup from the group Mandrill about working with George Benson, the song “Hang loose”, recording “The Greatest” soundtrack, and more.

 

Problem

WHO?MAG talks to Problem about working with Kanye West, Wiz Khalifa, Snoop, DJ Quick, his deal with Universal, and more.

 

Bill Ortiz

WHO?MAG talks to trumpet player Bill Ortiz about working with Santana, playing on Souls of Mischief’s “93 ‘til Infinity” album, and more!

 

Guru

This interview was done in late 2004/early 2005. Guru was promoting and doing press for his solo album GURU Version 7.0. Rest in Peace Guru.

Sir Jinx

Hip-Hop Legend Sir Jinx has worked with everyone from Dr. Dre to Tupac to Ice Cube to Kool G Rap. Every real hip-hop head must read this interview as he discusses being in the LA riots with Tupac, producing with Ice Cube, the REAL deal behind the “Trespass” single, working with CeCe Peniston, and much more!

 

Rock The Bells Concert

“Rock the Bells” may be one of the greatest hip-hop shows of the decade with their stellar line-up of hip-hop legends and real hip-hop essence. With groups like A Tribe Called Quest, Method Man and Redman, The Pharcyde reunion, and Nas, this was a show that people will talk about for years to come. WHO?MAG writer Will Hernandez was there and gave us an exclusive write up on the event.

 

QD3

Although his father, Quincy Jones, is one of the most important men in the music industry, QD3 has made his mark through his hard work and dedication towards hip-hop. With his latest DVD collection BEEF, as well as his other hip-hop documentaries, his classic production for artists like Tupac, Ice Cube, and LL Cool J, his music scores for movies like Above the Rim and television like Fresh Prince of Bel Aire, QD3 is one of the most prominent diverse figures in the hip-hop scene. Read on to see QD3 talk about Tupac, his father, and his take on the DVD Magazine industry

 

Pistol Pete

Kill All Rat’s founder Pistol Pete drops the new KAR album on E1. After working with a who’s who list in hip-hop, and the Ruffnation film “Death Before Dishonor”, Pistol Pete breaks down the meaning of “kill all rats” and it’s origin as well as breaking down his new documentary “Tales from the Pen”.

 

Lloyd

Lloyd, the R&B singer who brought you the hit smash “Get It Shorty” is back with a hot new album! After collaborating with everyone from Lil’ Wayne to Ashanti, Lloyd has also been making frequent appearances on the TV show “One on One”. Check out this exclusive WHO?MAG interview where Lloyd talks about his latest releases, N-Toon, the new single, and more!

 

Oscar G

Who can forget “You Got me fired up! Fired up!”? Miami’s legendary DJ Oscar G has packed many venues with his house sounds. Now dropping a new album, Oscar G stops through WHO?MAG to talk about his deal with Nervous Records, house music, and Funky Green Dogs.

 

Above And Beyond

Above and Beyond just dropped their new CD/DVD compilation “Anjubeats 100”. The DVD was filmed in Goa near Anjuna beach and Rio de Janeiro. Check out this exclusive interview on the world renowned DJs.

 

Snoop Dogg’s Dubb Union

Snoop Dogg brings you his new group Dubb Union featuring Bad Lucc, Damani, and Soopafly. Check out this exclusive interview as they talk about Snoop Dogg, the new album, and their deal record deal with Koch.eal with Nervous Records, house music, and Funky Green Dogs.

 

DJ Muggs (2)

Cypress Hill’s legend DJ Muggs comes back to WHO?MAG with a follow up interview after his VH-1 Hip Hop Honor award to talk about his new album with Planet Asia. Check out this interview was DJ Muggs talks about his scoring on “Street Kings”, his DJing, and much more!

 

Diamond D

Hip-Hop legend Diamond D is back with a new album on BabyGrande. After being one of the most sought after producer and rapper in the rap game, Diamond D drop his alter ego album “The Huge Hefner”. Check out this interview as Diamond speaks on the new album, a Sadat X reunion, DITC, and legend Jazzy Jay.

 

Devin the Dude

Straight from Houston, TX, Devin the Dude has made a major impact on the hip-hop scene. Originally a member of Rap-A-Lot’s “Odd Squad”, Devin has continued into a great solo career including working with Scarface, Dr. Dre, and Snoop. His latest album “Waitin’ To Inhale” is one of those albums you can bump from the first song to the last including the current hit “What A Job” and my favorite, “Almighty Dollar”. Step into the world of Devin the Dude through this exclusive interview.

 

Bubba Sparks

After last years monster hit “Ms. New Booty” and his previous monster hit “Ugly”, Bubba is back with a new album on E1 (formerly Koch). Check out this exclusive interview as Bubba talks about his personal feelings towards Interscope, Timbaland, his new label, and his new strategy and more!

 

Amanda Diva

Amanda pretty much does it all. From being a host on MTV2, her own show on Sirius Satellite, her multiple appearances on a variety of poetry shows, to her latest mixtape which brings a strong variety of various elements of hip-hop, Amanda lets us know about taking the hip-hop game to the next level.

 

Big Bub

As the lead singer of one of Teddy Riley’s 1st groups, Today, Big Bub has remained consistent as an R&B singer with his track record of soulful albums. His latest album, Tug of War, features more R&B classics, as well as gospel classics. In this interesting interview, find out how Big Bub has flipped his style and his take on the entertainment industry.

 

Bizarre

This D-12 member from Eminem’s Shady Camp, has been making a lot of noise on the solo tip. From his new album “Blue Cheese n’ Coney Island” to his reality shows including “Rapping with the Stars” and “Celebrity Fit Club”, Bizarre has been making a dominant name for himself in the hip-hop scene. Check out this exclusive interview Bizarre drops on us!

 

Christion

In a time when R&B was transforming from the New Jack Swing to more of a hip-hop influenced sound, a few vocalist emerged and really helped to elevate or maintain the integrity of real soul music. Christion, formerly of Roc-a-fella Records, brought the true grit and soul that is reminiscent of some of soul music’s greatest artists including Marvin Gaye, Curtis Mayfield, and Willie Hutch. Their first single “Full of Smoke” proved that the audience is still listening that can appreciate real music. Now on Mint records, Christion releases their sophomore release “Project Plato” which redefines their music, themselves, and an era.

 

Danny Boy

In this interview he talks about the album that was just released on Death Row/WideAwake Ent. Why he decided to help the label, working with 2pac and Johnny J, the filming of the I Ain’t Mad at You video, and the craziest experience while on the original Death Row records.

 

Danny Hoch

You may remember Danny from such films as Thin Red Line, Black Hawk Down, War of the Worlds, or his lead in the cult movie White boys, but Danny has taken his love for acting and for hip-hop much deeper. His latest hip-hop play entitled “‘Til the Break of Dawn” has been on tour around the states for the past few years. Check out this interview as Danny tells us about his latest ventures.

 

DJ Q-Bert

Look up the word DJ in the dictionary and you will find a picture of DJ Q-Bert. Q-bert has not only won numerous DMC awards for his skratching skills, but has revolutionized the whole DJ game. Read on to get a DJing 101 class from the teacher!music. Now on Mint records, Christion releases their sophomore release “Project Plato” which redefines their music, themselves, and an era.

 

DJ Spooky

DJ Spooky is an underground legend. Getting started in the mid to late 90’s known for his abstract musical style, Spooky definitely made a name for himself in hip-hop. In this interview, he talks about how he got into DJing, his new album, how dub music is the foundation of hip hop, and much more.

 

DJ Yoshi

Keeping busy is all that DJ Yoshi is about. Besides being the NJ Nets resident DJ, the 5*Star record pool, and his helpful newsletters, he also puts out a killer mixtape. Check out how one of Jerseys finest breaks down the politics for upcoming DJ’s.

 

Dmitri from Paris

Legendary DJ Dmitri fro Paris talks about his new album with Philly Soul, remixing, and more.

Eddie Hustle (Butta)

If you haven’t heard, you better listen!!! Eddie Hustle is one of today’s top producers. He won a Grammy straight out the box for his work on “You Remind Me” by Usher. You have also heard his work on “Girl Talk” by TLC, “Howz About It” by Boys II Men, and also Mya, Changing Faces, Petey Pablo, and 112. Be on the look out for his new album with Hustlechild on Elektra Records. His first single called “I’m Cool” received rave reviews and was on the Transporter soundtrack. Look out, here comes the Hustle!!!

Fefe Dobson

Island Def Jam artist Fefe Dobson is back making much noise! After touring with Justin Timberlake, portraying Tina Turner on “American Dreams” and the hot new rock influenced “I Want You”, Fefe talks to WHO?MAG about her label situation, performing at the Olympics this year and more!

The Heatmakerz

After producing hit after hit for Dipset and a slew of other hip-hop artists, the Heatmakerz release their own CD laced with fire! Check out this exclusive interview as they speak on the new album “The Rush”, their new affiliation with Grammy Award winning Product G&B, and their advice to all upcoming producers.

 

J-Zone

J-Zone is no stranger to the rap world. After solidifying himself as highly sought after producer, he switched sides and just recently dropped his 5th LP “A Job Ain’t Nuthin But Work.” Check out J-Zone as he talks about the changes in hip-hop, his production, and his own views on the industry.

 

Jaheim

After releasing two classic soul albums, Jaheim comes back on the scene with another blockbuster album filled with strong melodies twisted with his original soulful sound. He stops through WHO?MAG to speak on his latest release entitled “Ghetto Classics” and his take on the current entertainment industry.

 

Ken Jordan of The Crystal Method

Crystal Method is the biggest selling Electronica group in the country. The group is made up of Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland. In this interview with Ken Jordan he talks about their new album “Divide by Night”, their debut which just went platinum “Vegas”, and one of their biggest hits “Busy Child”. He also talks about production, equipment, and in his eyes where the music business is going.

 

Lloyd Banks (2)

As one of the main driving forces behind 50 Cent’s G-Unit, Lloyd Banks has secured a name for himself in the rap industry. Ranging from his chart-topping first single “On Fire” to his new Eminem produced single “Hands Up”, he knows the right formula to make hit record. Check out this exclusive interview with Lloyd for WHO?MAG as he speaks on Eminem, Proof, and his new album “Rotten Apple”.

 

Mitch Dudley

Mitchski has been involved in all aspects of the music industry. He started as a rap artist known for his hit “Brooklyn Blew Up The Bridge” which is still being highly praised through EgoTrip, the book and the soundtrack. From there he moved from retail to distribution at major labels such as PolyGram and Sony. The “Mighty Mitchski” has been in sales & distribution for over 10 years and presently resides at Red Distribution, a subsidiary of Sony Music.

 

Osulande

Osulande talks to WHO?MAG about working with BBE, Sesame Street and the classic “Rico Suave” by Gerardo

 

Q-Unique

Q-Unique, former frontman of the hiphop group Arsonist, has a story to tell. His first solo debut “Vengeance is Mine” shows the many creative sides of this versatile MC. Check out Q as he talks about his #1 Billboard hit, the Rock Steady Crew, and much more.

 

Rashaan Patterson

Besides writing some of the biggest hits in the 80’s & 90’s, Rashaan has consistently dropped incredible solo project through out his career. His soulful sound combined with his neo-vibe and his powerful voice makes him on of the most recognizable singers in R&B music today. Rashaan chills with WHO?MAG for a minute and discusses his new album “Wine & Spirits”, his songwriting secrets, and more!

 

RBX

RBX is a west coast hip-hop legend. From being a guest emcee on Dr. Dre’s ‘The Chronic’ to working with Snoop Dogg, this legend is still dropping new heat. In this interview with WHO?MAG, RBX talks about his new album, his trials and tribulations through Aftermath and Death Row, reminiscing about The Chronic, working with Dr. Dre and much more.

Twista’s Speedknot Mobstaz

Chicago’s rap superstar Twista’ group, the Speedknot Mobstaz, are back after leaving Atlantic Records and now with Get Money Gang through Koch Distribution. Consisting of Mayz and Liffy Stokes, Speedknot Mobstaz have already proven that they can move units on their own. Check out this exclusive interview as they breakdown their new album, their relationship with Twista, and their new outlook on the independent scene.

Trick Trick

Eminem’s protégé and Detroit rapper Trick Trick is back with his brand new album “The Villain” which features all types of music heavyweights including Eminem, Kid Rock, Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, Lil’ Jon, and more. After his #1 Billboard single, Trick Trick talks about his MVP movie, the Detroit hip-hop scene, and his new deal with Koch Records.

 

Ty Fyffe

Legendary producer Ty Fyffe is still making hits! After getting his real break in the game from “Rump Shaker” (Wreckx-N-Effect), Ty has imprinted his name in the music world with countless hit production. Check out this exclusive interview as Ty speaks on the Ja Rule/Jay-Z/DMX supergroup, Teddy Riley, Big Pun, and more! A real treat to true hip-hop heads!

 

Whiteboy

VH-1’s “I Love Money” and “I Love New York” contestant Whiteboy comes through WHO?MAG to talk about him almost winning the $250,000. Check out this exclusive interview as he talks about the 12 Pack drama, Mr. Boston, and what its like to be on reality TV.

 

Rockie Fresh

Upcoming Chicago rapper Rockie Fresh has ben making a major impact on the independent hip-hip scene.  Just recently off the South by Southwest concert and the Leaders of the New School tour, Rockie gives WHO?MAG a dope interview talking about the success of his mixtape, the Chicago scene, and his touring situation.

 

Ray Lavender

Fresh off AKON’s multi-platinum Konvict Music Label comes the latest edition to their line-up, R&B singer Ray Lavender. Louisiana native Ray Lavender comes through and drops a gem on WHO?MAG talking about how he got with AKON and Konvict Music, why his ‘Girl has a Girlfriend’, why he moved to Atlanta, and why he’s “Rated X”.

 

Rick Rock

In this interview, Rick Rock talks about his new project, working with Tupac on “All Eyes On Me”, and E-40.

 

Qwote

Upcoming artist Qwote is riding high right now with the success of his new single “Don’t Wanna Fight” with Trina on Jive Records. Now with Slip N Slide Records, make sure to peep out the new album “Qwote Un Qwote’.

 

Panacea

The DC duo, Panacea, deliver their sophomore release, The Scenic Route, on Rawkus & Glow-In-The-Dark Records. With a clear progression in The Scenic Route from their last (Ink Is My Drink), producer K Murdock and MC Raw Poetic bring a unique alternative to the Hip-Hop soundscape. WHO?MAG sat down with the group to discuss how they formed, the new album and what it means to be signed to the legendary Rawkus Records.

Messy Marv

Messy Marv talks about his new album, working with Warren G, and Gunplay.

Matt Diamond

Matt Diamond is a young entrepreneur, inspired by independent record labels such as Rawkus, ABB, and Duck Down.  He started his own label Coalmine records back in 2005. In this interview, he talks about his record label from its inception, to the broad range of artists he’s had the opportunity to work with, to the label’s recently released five year compilation album Can You Dig It?.  Matt also sheds light on how he’s branched out into other music related ventures to survive in this extremely tumultuous industry.

 

Mark Curry

Former Bad Boy artist Mark Curry is back with a brand new book. This interview is a must read to all Bad Boy or Puffy fans. Read what REALLY happens at Bad Boy and all of the shadyness that revolves around this music industry!

 

Malika (Making the Band)

Malika Ubaka isn’t an over night celebrity just because she is one of the three remaining girls from Making The Band Season 2 that made it to Season 3. She has always been very active in the entertainment scene including dropping her 1st LP produced by A-Team (Full Force), winning various contest and talent show, and modelled in various magazines as well. Check out what Malika has to tell WHO?MAG.

 

Joe Clair

Any real hip-hop fan will recognize Joe Clair from his 6 year run as the host of BET’s Rap City. Now you may recognize him from his stand up comedy and acting. Joe has a LOT more going on that you may not be aware of. Check out this exclusive interview with the man who helped elevate hip-hop through his unforgettable interviews with the biggest icons in rap.

 

DJ Rondevu

Being one of the most talked about mixtape DJ’s in the hip-hop game, DJ Rondevu has redirected the game into different levels. Not only is he the tour DJ for DAS EFX, he also was the one who put DJ mixtapes on the map. What’s it take to be a DJ? Find out first hand from Rondevu.

 

DJ Eddie One

Originally born in El Salvador, this Los Angeles Heavy Hitter has taken over the airwaves with his wide variety of music. Make sure to check him out on 102.7 KIIS FM in Los Angeles or all over the nation on Sirius Satellite on Hot Jamz Ch 50 spining the best of hip-hop, R&B, Reggae, and Reggaeton.

 

Dawaun Parker

Rolling into the game like a thunder storm, Dawaun has quickly made an enormous impact on the hip-hop world. With hits like “Crack a Bottle” and “We Made You” by Eminem as well as Jay –Z, Busta Rhymes, and now working on Dr. Dre’s “Detox”, Dawaun proved he is here for a reason. Trust me! You will be hearing a lot more from him. Check out this exclusive interview…

 

Dame Grease

30 time multi-platinum producer Dame Grease just drop his debut album “Goon Musik” on Babygrande Records. Dame has produced for artists like Jay-Z, DMX, Nas, Mary J. Blige, and many others. Check out this interview as he discusses his situation with Puffy, DMX, and scoring major motion films.

 

Brian Hooks

Brian Hooks has been one of the best kept secrets in the entertainment industry, and prefers to keep it that way. Although know for his acting skills from a large array of movies including Three Strikes, Soul Plane, Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, Bulworth, High School, High School High, to more recently Malibooty & The Luau, and from television with roles in ER, The Parkers, NYPD Blue, and Moesha, Brian, is also the Executive Producer for many of his own films. Check him out on Eve’s self titled hit on UPN and his latest movie Soul Plane coming to theaters near you. Check out Brian as he gets you Hooked on executive producing and acting.

 

Ariel Borujow

As a former employee of Puff Daddy’s “Daddy’s House”, Ariel has recorded, mixed, and produced for some of the biggest names in the business with a roster that includes everyone from TI, 8ball & MJG, Carl Thomas, Just Blaze, to Ras Kass and Jin. As one of the most sought after engineers in the music industry with his new production team Westward Productions, Ariel takes time out of his 24/7 schedule to emphasis the importance of “mixing” is to our WHO?MAG readers. Check this out…

 

Ari Taub

Ari Taub, a fairly new face in the film industry, recently scored big with his new highly praised film “The Fallen”. “The Fallen” has been selected for various film festivals including the Milan International Festival in Italy, Bradford International Festival in England, and Sedona Film Festival in Arizona amongst many others. He has just won “Best New Director” in the Brooklyn International Film Festival. Ari gives us the inside scoop about his new film and his filming techniques.

 

Bob Blank

Bob Blank talks to WHO?MAG about K7 Records, working with Bunny Sigler, Sting, Donna Summers, and more.

Boobe

The DC native Boobe has been making a lot of noise lately with his new single and album. After charting in Billboard, Boobe has performed with Juvenile and Geto Boys. Check out this interview with DC’s next up!

Brian Coleman

Hip-hop author Brian Coleman is back with a new book breaking down the creation of some of our favorite hip-hop classics. “Check the Techique”, the follow up to “Rakim Told Me”, goes deep into the mind state of legends such as Beastie Boys, Luke, Digital Underground, X-Clan, and many more. This publication serves as a must for all hip-hop enthusiasts and a bible to the next generation seeking direction.

Bryant McKinnie

NFL superstar Bryant McKinnie is now making his way into the entertainment world with his new company Swagga Ent. With his new partner Pleasure P (formerly of Pretty Ricky), Bryant talks to WHO?MAG about his new businesses and the 2010 NFL Season.

Capital D

Capital D talks to WHO?MAG about working with No ID, Tragedy Khadafi, and becoming an attorney.

Carl Henry

The Jamaican decent R&B singer, currently residing in Canada, has been making a big name for himself internationally. He has won a Juno Award (equivalent to an AMA) and also has been nominated 4 times including Best R&B Artists. He has toured with the likes of Mary J. Blige and De La Soul and preparing for his new American album release. Check out what Carl has to say about his upcoming release.

 

Cee-Rock the Fury

Straight from Queens, Cee-Rock “The Fury” is back dropping more jewels. After touring all over the world, Cee-Rock stops to talk to WHO?MAG to tell us about his latest endeavors.

Charlie Manhatten

Charlie Manhatten stops through to talk about this latest album, his experience with Babyface, and more! Check it out!!!

Cheri Dennis

After being signed to Bad Boy for a few years, Cheri Dennis finally has her chance to shine. Opening up to phenomenal sales based of her new single “Portrait of Love”, Cheri talks about her new album, her relationship with Bad Boy, and her iTunes situation.

Chi-Ill

Chi-Ill talks to WHO?MAG about working with Kool G Rap, Ruff Ryders, and and working on his new album.

Claude Kelly

Hit songwriter Claude Kelly is always on the grind writing some of today’s biggest hits. With a discography that includes writing for Miley Cyrus, Jennifer Hudson, Christina Aguilera, to the king of pop Michael Jackson, Claude knows the secret formula to top the charts. Check out this exclusive interview with WHO?MAG as Claude breaks down his process.

 

Damon Furburg

If the name Bunim-Murray doesn’t ring a bell, I’m sure their clients MTV Real World, Paris Hilton’s Simple Life, Puffy’s Making the Band, and many more are all regulars on your viewing rotation. Check out this article as Damon breaks down the science of the Real World Casting. This article is a MUST for anyone auditioning.

Diego Ca$h

Now signed with NBA superstar Carmelo Anthony, NY native Diego Ca$h is preparing his new album release under Krossover Entertainment. Diego, now living in Atlanta, talks about working with Rick Ross, his crew The Running Mates, and more!

DJ Modesty

Hip-hop in America and France has some vast differences, but many similarities. DJ Modesty is one of the hottest DJ’s in France and has his show airing through a variety of outlets. His respect and focus on the underground makes this article a must read!

 

Dusty Roze

Dusty Roze and his group The Appliance Shop Crew have been making some big waves over in the west coast lately. With his funkish feel and incredible concepts, he’s definitely a name to look out for. Listen out for him because he will be ripping up the charts real soon. Check out what Dusty has to say about his latest ventures. Check out more from Dusty including his latest video for “Ain’t No Gangsta”.

Eady

Miami’s latest artist Eady is here with his latest release SKNOB LIFE. Check out this exclusive interview with Eady as he discusses his association with Big Bank Music and life in Miami.

 

GMFB

GMFB talks to WHO?MAG about their new album, their radio station on Yadibox, and much more.

II Face

In this exclusive interview, artist II Face talks about his new album “2 Sides 2 Every Story”. He talks about how hip hop was his savior and the strategy he applied to making it was so successful and working with legends Rampage and DJ Kool.

Aaron Kane

After being signed to Boys II Men’s Stone Creek, R&B singer Aaron has since spun off a solo career which landed him on 106 & Park and a top 10 billboard hit.

Ace Primo

13-year-old rapper Ace Primo brings his first single “Lean On Em” produced by DJ Caprice. After working with Camp Lo’s Geechie Suede from Camp Lo, Ace is now working on his first album. Check out this first look at Ace Primo as he talks about today’s rap game and the new album.

Jak Daniels

This emcee brought the Coldheat to the WHO?MAG/Migtight “Get Recognized” contest with “Drink Jak to This.” This NY artist also has a new album about to drop featuring artists such as Buckshot, Sadat X, and Craig G to name a few. Expect a lot to come from this talented artists. Congratulations Jak! Make sure to check out this interview and get your first look at tomorrow’s superstar!

 

Jasmine Trias

We all remember Jasmine as she place third in America’s #1 TV Show “American Idol” right behind Fantasia and Diana Degarmo. With her new album already in stores which includes production by Dianne Warren, Vincent Herbert, and P. Diddy and a new movie entitled “All Girl Band”, Jasmine comes through WHO?MAG to tell us just who Jasmine Trias really is!

 

John Brown

You may recognize John Brown from the VH-1 show “The White Rapper Show”, but John has been independently on his grind ever since. Now dropping the new mixtape “King of the Burbz” make sure to check out for the singles “Pimp Mode” and “Keg Party”. Also check out his exclusive interview as John Brown talks about The White Rapper Show, Miss Rap Supreme, and his new mixtape.

John Payne

In this interview Senior Vice President of the new Death Row records Mr. John Payne talks about the new Kurupt album and the future release of 2pac material, and DVDs worth of previously unreleased videos, concerts, etc. Mr. Payne also talks about the future of the label and the plan to bring new blood in to generate the public’s interest.

K Banger

K Banger, now recently signed to Shaman Work Records, has recently dropped TWO new albums “Year of the K” and his latest “Truth Be Told”. Recently topping the CMJ charts with his new single, K has been seen everywhere from BET, the Warped Tour, and in a city near you. Make sure to get these two albums and read this article!

Kemo The Blaxican

Once the former front man from the Platinum recording group Delinquent Habits, Kemo the Blaxican now steps out into his own spotlight to debut the new solo album “Simple Plan.” This English/Latin fused release brings an endless variety of flavor and diversity. Check out Kemo as he talks about his new clothing line, his latest release, and what he has in store for us next!

 

Killa Klump

As one of the new voices making lots of noise from the Bay area, Killa Klump comes through with a unique sound that differentiates himself from his surrounding area. Already getting lots of spins with his new single “Go Hard” with Styles P, Killa Klump is preparing to drop his latest album, “The Foundation”.

 

Kokane

Kokane speaks with WHO?MAG about working with Dr. Dre, Looney Tunes, and his new album.

La Bruja

It’s not to often you find an artist who raps, sings, does spoken word, acts, stand up, and models and does them all so extraordinary. La Bruja, who’s latest mixtape “Labrujalicious,” showcases her multiple talents and includes various top name producers and artists. Find out why she is so Labrujalicious.

 

Lucas Prata

How many people do you know can say that Coca-Cola designed their own bottle after them? Have the theme song for the NY Mets (And we say yeah, yeah, yeah! Let’s Go Mets!)? Have performed on MTV’s “Super Sweet Sixteen”? Well not only that, dance/pop artist Lucas Prata’s music can be heard during the 2008 Olympic games! Here is an exclusive interview with Lucas Prata.

 

Marchitect

Delaware recording artist Marchitect is back working with his group 49ers. Check out this exclusive interview as he talks about his #1 iTunes single in Japan, working with Goon Tracks, and what the Delaware hip-hop scene is all about!

Mark Farina

Mushroom Jazz/hip-hop DJ Mark Farina gives us an exclusive interview on his new CD, his production secrets, and more!

Maxx Pain

Upcoming artist Maxx Pain gives WHO?MAG an exclusive interview to talk about his new album an what’s going on with his new project “The Legacy Begins”.

MC Lars

Already making a huge splash in the music industry is this proven upcoming artist MC Lars. With the huge success from his “post-punk laptop rap” hit singles “Hurricane Fresh” and “Signing Elmo”, Lars is really starting to make a name for himself. Check out this article and find out more about MC Lars.

Miguel Migs

WMC DJ Miguel Migs has remixed everyone from Britney Spears to Lionel Richie. Currently, he has a new album called “Those Things” remix album that features a wide array producers. Make sure to check this exclusive interview out!

 

Muneshine

Toronto hip-hop artist Muneshine is back with a new album “Status Symbol”. As a member of a few emcee crews, Muneshine has made a name for himself in the hip-hop scene. Check out this exclusive as Muneshine speaks on working with Sean Price, Nature, and the Toronto hip-hop scene.

Nic Fanciulli

UK DJ/producer Nic Fanciulli talks about it his latest double mix CD on Global Underground. Plus read how he got on the label and his thoughts on this year’s Winter Music Conference.

Nicolay and Kay

In this interview, WHO?MAG speaks to Nicolay and Kay about how the new album came together and also how the internet has helped their recording process to Nicolay’s production style and his future instrumental album.

The Outlawz

After selling over 60 million records, former Tupac affiliates The Outlawz are back with their first full studio album on a major label called “We Want In”. Now down with Young Buck’s Cashville Records, The Outlawz are ready to bring the heat! Check out this exclusive interview where The Outlawz get in depth and personal about Tupac, Death Row Records, and Snoop Dog.

 

Nu Amsterdam

WHO?MAG interviews upcoming group Nu Amsterdam

Pat The Roc

In this Interview Streetball Legend Pat the Roc talks about new foundation used for motivating the youth. He also talks about his new deal with one of Americas top retailers.

 

Rolando Jarvis

Rolando Jarvis, President of Big and Strong Promotions was born in Venezuela and was raised Trinidad & Tobago. He previously ran a security company in Trinidad, before migrating to the United States to pursue other career opportunities. It is in New York City that he started out his career in the entertainment industry and excelled. He has successfully incorporated his culture and knowledge of the industry into a position where he can spread music and unity by becoming an active member of the recently formed Caribbean Promoters Alliance of which he is now president.

 

Rick Thorne

Rick has helped to take the BMX world beyond the quarter pipe. Not only is he one of the top riders in the world, he has been seen in various video games, MTV’s Cribs, The Warped Tour, ESPN, and many other outlets. Rick comes through WHO?MAG to give us a little BMX 101.

 

Romey

Chicago based artist Romey has been topping the Billboard charts for a minute now with his new single “Don’t Behave”. As he drops his new mixtape “I Am King”, Romey is ready to make a major imprint in the music scene with his new label Get Rich Records. Check out this exclusive interview from Romey as he talks about his new roster, opening for Kanye, Ludacris, and Lil Wayne, and his appearances in the Source Magazine.

Ron Contour

Ron Contour talks with WHO?MAG about working with Moka Only, hists new album, and much more.

 

Sadot

Coming from Delaware comes the new artist Sadot. Teaming up with producer PC (Ray J, Lil Wayne, Freeway), Sadot has been making his mark in music. Check out this interview with Sadot as he breaks down what’s next on the agenda

 

Saint

After dropping “Grown Folk Music”, Saint is back with his new album “About Time” featuring a large line up of special guests. Check out this exclusive interview with Saint as he talks about his opinion of being one of the top 1000 artists to watch, El De Sensei, and his latest album.

Santalina

This incredibly talented beautiful R&B singer has currently made a huge name for herself due to her journey through MSN.com and SPRITE to visit Violator’s Chris Lighty. After being the headline for www.msn.com (over 20 million hits daily) for almost a week, Santalina has proven to the world that she has what it takes to be the next big artist. After opening for Elton John on live television and having one of the tightest stage shows around, Santalina speak to WHO?MAG about the worldwide spread controversy and her video on MSN

 

SRG

Philly house resident DJ SRG has been quickly making his mark in the house scene. After having residencies throughout the city and opening for some of the biggest heavyweights, SRG brings his sound and style to this interview with WHO?MAG. Check out this first look at SRG!

 

Steve Porter

Boston native New York transplant House DJ/producer Steve Porter talks about his thoughts about this year’s Winter Music Conference, his new EP The Control, his DJ mix CD series Porterhouse. he also talks about Issues with samples and what’s in the works in the near future for him.

 

Ted Lucas

Slip-N-Slide owner Ted Lucas has built his dynasty by seeking an array of unique talent. After signing artists like Rick Ross, Trick Daddy, Trina, and Plies, Slip-N-Slide has taken their chunk off of the Billboard charts. Now with the Slip-N-Slide DJ’s in full effect and a few new artists, check out this exclusive interview on Ted!

Trackdilla

If this name is starting to sound more and more familiar, it’s because he his production has recently been popping up on some top artist. Currently, he is working with Lil’ Zane, Chauncey Black (from Blackstreet), Yo-Yo, Chop Black, and many others. This is definitely a name that will become a household term. Check out your first look at Trackdilla.

Truth & Soul

DJ crew Truth and Soul is here with their new compilation “Fallin off the Reel II” which specializes in obscure music from the 60’s and 70’s. Currently working with some of Wu-tang, this group is really working on a unique sound. Check out this exclusive!

 

UniVSol

WHO?MAG talks to upcoming UniVSol about his new album and his music.

Winter Music Conference

Check out this article Will Hernandez did for the Winter Music Conference in Miami, FL!

Wordsmith

Coming straight from B-more, Maryland, Wordsmith has recently become one of the most talked about MC in the US. From just getting of the “All Smoked Out Tour” tour to his interviews conducted from all over the world, Wordsmith has been receiving rave reviews. His latest mixtape entitled “Statements and Stipulations” is a definite addition to anyone’s collection who appreciates real lyrics and story telling. Check out what Wordsmith has to tell WHO?MAG.