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April 2010 Interview of C. Renegade
How long you been rapping?
You might not believe me... but... I been rapping for about 13 years. Im talking late 90's! I was 8 years old. Back then, I used to write raps for cartoon characters I made up!
Cartoons?
Yeah... Then I actually got into it for myself.
But what was your influence?
I was influenced by everything. My sister always had BET on, back when Rap City was Rap City. When BET and MTV actually played videos. I remember hearing Master P for the first time in the 3rd grade. I remember watching OutKast. I remember Big and Pac died. I remember watching guys freestyle with Tigga... It made me wanna learn cuz I wanted to write my name on the Bassment wall.
Too bad Rap City dont come on no more...
Damn right... I dont know what the hell BET be doin now days
They need to work on that. But what you working on?
Too much! Im renovating my studio, and my label got a long line up... We just put out my album "Good Times", and we 4 albums, and 2 mixtapes lined up to be release in the next 2 months. We gonna have at least 7 projects to get us through the Summer.
Your new album, "Good Times", what was the inspiration?
I wrote a good bit of the album in basic training...
Basic Training? Like the Army, Marines or something?
Yeah, I joined the Army, and I wrote alot of songs in my free time. Being that I couldnt listen to music, talk on the phone, or do anything, I had to wrote songs based off of memories. So I tried to remember all the good times and make them into something. I ended up with this. "Good Times".
No music... How long?
None... It was 10 music-less weeks... Thats hell... I still got so much music that I wrote there, its crazy. Im about to flood the streets.
Since you got so much music, any producers you wanna work with?
Well, I do produce too, but I rarely produce on my own albums. But im picky, I like beats that catch my attention in the first 3 seconds. KE is killin the streets right now. I think I could make hits with him. DJ Toomp, Boi 1 Da, Johnny Juliano, Superstar O, Vybe, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, The Runners, The Inkredibles... man, I do my research, I know which producers would fit my style. Almost forgot Nine Mil, Cannon Banyon, MIDI Marc, and Ablaze Da Architek... that Carolina right there...
Any artist?
Just about anybody that aint afraid to try different music man. I dont rap about dope and I quit with all that violence. I'll work with any rapper/singer/producer thats ready to take it past all that.
So, no trap rap for you?
No... and no disrespect to the trap niggaz but that aint me. Aint no need in me lyin to nobody. I aint never sold crack, but I seen the effects. I COULD rap about it, nigga im from ESTILL. But naw, I aint a trapper. Im just Ren. Simple as that.
But what about the MILLIONS of rappers claiming drug fame, big money, and the street life?
They fake. I mean... some of them real... I know real dope boys that TRY to rap. But the ones I know, they cant balance the streets and music. Its too many niggaz from the same cities claiming to be cocaince king pins. Just because you sold rocks dont mean you sold weight! I dont understand these guys...
So you saying...
It aint possible... the game is flooded with fake, false, music.
And thats why the industry is hurt...
No, well, in my opinion... the industry hurt the industry. Execs got money hungry and A&Rs stopped giving a fuck. It got cheaper to make music on your own, and it got cheaper to get, or should I say STEAL, the music on the internet. People blame it all on the internet, but they forgot the internet HELPED alot of them dudes get on in the first place.
How do you feel about South Carolina's music scence?
We growing and learning. We wising up. We seen people come and up and we learned from their mistakes and everytime we take a step further. Loyalty is the problem right now. And staying relative. You cant put out one song and ride off that forever! The work ethic, everybody aint got it. But as a whole, the music scene is at a good place right now. One day people will respect SC music.
Would you sign a record deal?
No, I rather stay indie. People might say Im stupid but everybody dont get the chance Drake got. Labels rape niggaz and I aint having that. Simple as that. Ill record and distibute myself.
Anything else you would like to add?
Muzik Clazz Entertainment is the name. Come to us and learn something new. Clazz is in session. Lezzon One. Pay attention! Go to twitter.com/renegade803 and follow me on the road to success. Search "C. Renegade" on Facebook. Google a nigga. Look out for all my artist on Muzik Clazz and get ready to witness greatness. Not arrogance. Confidence!
How long you been rapping?
You might not believe me... but... I been rapping for about 13 years. Im talking late 90's! I was 8 years old. Back then, I used to write raps for cartoon characters I made up!
Cartoons?
Yeah... Then I actually got into it for myself.
But what was your influence?
I was influenced by everything. My sister always had BET on, back when Rap City was Rap City. When BET and MTV actually played videos. I remember hearing Master P for the first time in the 3rd grade. I remember watching OutKast. I remember Big and Pac died. I remember watching guys freestyle with Tigga... It made me wanna learn cuz I wanted to write my name on the Bassment wall.
Too bad Rap City dont come on no more...
Damn right... I dont know what the hell BET be doin now days
They need to work on that. But what you working on?
Too much! Im renovating my studio, and my label got a long line up... We just put out my album "Good Times", and we 4 albums, and 2 mixtapes lined up to be release in the next 2 months. We gonna have at least 7 projects to get us through the Summer.
Your new album, "Good Times", what was the inspiration?
I wrote a good bit of the album in basic training...
Basic Training? Like the Army, Marines or something?
Yeah, I joined the Army, and I wrote alot of songs in my free time. Being that I couldnt listen to music, talk on the phone, or do anything, I had to wrote songs based off of memories. So I tried to remember all the good times and make them into something. I ended up with this. "Good Times".
No music... How long?
None... It was 10 music-less weeks... Thats hell... I still got so much music that I wrote there, its crazy. Im about to flood the streets.
Since you got so much music, any producers you wanna work with?
Well, I do produce too, but I rarely produce on my own albums. But im picky, I like beats that catch my attention in the first 3 seconds. KE is killin the streets right now. I think I could make hits with him. DJ Toomp, Boi 1 Da, Johnny Juliano, Superstar O, Vybe, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, The Runners, The Inkredibles... man, I do my research, I know which producers would fit my style. Almost forgot Nine Mil, Cannon Banyon, MIDI Marc, and Ablaze Da Architek... that Carolina right there...
Any artist?
Just about anybody that aint afraid to try different music man. I dont rap about dope and I quit with all that violence. I'll work with any rapper/singer/producer thats ready to take it past all that.
So, no trap rap for you?
No... and no disrespect to the trap niggaz but that aint me. Aint no need in me lyin to nobody. I aint never sold crack, but I seen the effects. I COULD rap about it, nigga im from ESTILL. But naw, I aint a trapper. Im just Ren. Simple as that.
But what about the MILLIONS of rappers claiming drug fame, big money, and the street life?
They fake. I mean... some of them real... I know real dope boys that TRY to rap. But the ones I know, they cant balance the streets and music. Its too many niggaz from the same cities claiming to be cocaince king pins. Just because you sold rocks dont mean you sold weight! I dont understand these guys...
So you saying...
It aint possible... the game is flooded with fake, false, music.
And thats why the industry is hurt...
No, well, in my opinion... the industry hurt the industry. Execs got money hungry and A&Rs stopped giving a fuck. It got cheaper to make music on your own, and it got cheaper to get, or should I say STEAL, the music on the internet. People blame it all on the internet, but they forgot the internet HELPED alot of them dudes get on in the first place.
How do you feel about South Carolina's music scence?
We growing and learning. We wising up. We seen people come and up and we learned from their mistakes and everytime we take a step further. Loyalty is the problem right now. And staying relative. You cant put out one song and ride off that forever! The work ethic, everybody aint got it. But as a whole, the music scene is at a good place right now. One day people will respect SC music.
Would you sign a record deal?
No, I rather stay indie. People might say Im stupid but everybody dont get the chance Drake got. Labels rape niggaz and I aint having that. Simple as that. Ill record and distibute myself.
Anything else you would like to add?
Muzik Clazz Entertainment is the name. Come to us and learn something new. Clazz is in session. Lezzon One. Pay attention! Go to twitter.com/renegade803 and follow me on the road to success. Search "C. Renegade" on Facebook. Google a nigga. Look out for all my artist on Muzik Clazz and get ready to witness greatness. Not arrogance. Confidence!
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DON'T TEXT WHILE DRIVING!!!
The content of this video is extremely graphic. But please do not text while driving, it is distracting. If this won't convince you I don't know what will.
August 22, 2009
Mixtape Spotlight: Big Hurt "Strong Arming The Game 1.0"
1. Intro (Marvolus)
2. Hurt Day
3. Cookin' Up Freestyle
4. City Lights ft. Bo Eyezlow
5. Bosses Circle ft. Bo Eyezlow & Marvolus
6. Bang On
7. Bougie Bitch ft. Joe Nice
8. Everyday Hustle ft. Daddy Kool
9. Futuristic Love
10. Mean Sex Game (Original Intermission)
11. Hungry Intuition ft. Shawty Slim
12. In Our Lifetime ft. Louis the 13th
13. Maybach Music 2 ft. Bo Eyelow & Marvolus
14. Long Money ft. Lil Bit
15. Hood Star
16. Take Off
17. Respect
18. Popeye
19. Bike Week ft. TrapSTAR
20. Wild Out (Original Intermission)
21. One Call
22. R.I.P. MJ
23. Live By The Gun
24. Blast Off ft. Noel (Bonus Track)
FREE DOWNLOAD CLICK HERE
SUPPORT CAROLINA MUSIC
2. Hurt Day
3. Cookin' Up Freestyle
4. City Lights ft. Bo Eyezlow
5. Bosses Circle ft. Bo Eyezlow & Marvolus
6. Bang On
7. Bougie Bitch ft. Joe Nice
8. Everyday Hustle ft. Daddy Kool
9. Futuristic Love
10. Mean Sex Game (Original Intermission)
11. Hungry Intuition ft. Shawty Slim
12. In Our Lifetime ft. Louis the 13th
13. Maybach Music 2 ft. Bo Eyelow & Marvolus
14. Long Money ft. Lil Bit
15. Hood Star
16. Take Off
17. Respect
18. Popeye
19. Bike Week ft. TrapSTAR
20. Wild Out (Original Intermission)
21. One Call
22. R.I.P. MJ
23. Live By The Gun
24. Blast Off ft. Noel (Bonus Track)
FREE DOWNLOAD CLICK HERE
SUPPORT CAROLINA MUSIC
Artist Spotlight: Will Smiff Dogg (NYC)
Hip-Hop may not have started with Will Smiff Dogg, but he is definitely taking it to the next level. He is already stirring a huge buzz with his new mixtape “Doin it Doggiestyle in NYC” which is being featured some of the most popular hip-hop sites around including Vladtv.com, eastcoastdigitalradio.com, Rapbasement.com, Datpiff.com, coast2coastmixtapes and has 1400+ downloads on thatcrack.com alone. Just Google the name “Will Smiff Dogg”, and you’ll see how hard this brotha is working!
You may have first heard of Will Smiff Dogg as “LIX” back in 2003 on the infamous All Access Dvd's if you live in NYC, or in 2005 as “LIX” with the Dogg Pound Next Generation (Snoop Dogg, and Daz Dillinger of the Dogg Pound Gangsters unsigned group). Though Will Smiff Dogg is unsigned, he has amibitions to be signed this year to the right label and take his career to the next level.
However you first heard of Will Smiff Dogg, please allow him to reintroduce himself with his debut albums "College Made Me Do It" and “We are the World” (Now available on iTunes, Rhapsody, Amazon.com and Emusic). It isn't Asher Roth, "I love college", or Lil Wayne’s “The Carter III”, but Will Smiff Dogg is moving the hip-hop movement in the right direction. With hot singles like "Secret Lady", and the WATW album's first single "Perfume" (music video coming soon), you'll clearly be able to see Will's ultra premium style and flavor.
Two songs off the “College Made Me Do It” album were produced by Shady Records producer/engineer Marleik Patterson. Those songs are "Tookie Williams", and "Justify my Cuzz". "Tookie Williams" will quickly let you know why Tupac's legendary producer Daz Dillinger (Ambitionz as a rider) picked him up for the DP Next Generation in the first place. While songs like "It's Summer" will quickly remind you of the Hip-hop classic "Summertime" by Will Smith. WSD is currently seeking a deal with the right major record label, so A&R’s contact him immediately!
Will Smiff Dogg was born in New Orleans, LA. (Lil Wayne and Master P country) He was raised in Bremerton, WA. outside of Seattle (Sir-Mix-A-Lot, and Quincy Jones country), and now spends his day in New York City (Jay-Z and 50 cent country). Will Smiff Dogg has had songs in rotation on BBC Radio 1, and Jango.com and has also recorded at DJ Vlad's Heavy Roc studio in New York City. The newest album "We are the World" inspired by Michael Jackson appeals to a larger audience. People from all walks of life will enjoy it.
I made the “College Made Me Do It” album for Teenagers, Hustler's, College Students, Hip-Hop heads, Independent women, and College Dropouts. I made “We are the World” for the entire globe. They are both truly All American Albums", Will Adds. And, If you think his name sounds familiar. You may be mistaking it with the famous actor who recently starred in 7 pounds. In response to the recent name change Will remarks, " I like to think of it more like Will Smiff n Wessun a hater, than like Will Smith. With no copyright infringements in sight, If you can get over the name similarity, you can truly enjoy the music!" So far to date, the album has stir up a buzz with over 12 million people worldwide. Don't wait until your running behind the bus, join the Will Smiff Dogg today!!!
Follow him on twitter at: http://www.twitter.com/
Email for collaborations: willsmiffdogg@gmail.com
Direct Contact Number: 917-549-9257 - Nadine
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/
Management – Perpetual Motions
Guillermo – info@perpetualmotions.com
011+31651052922 (Netherlands)
http://www.hotartists.nl
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