Artist: A Plus

Artist: A Plus
Soundslam - I started trying to make beats in 86- 87, around that era. I ve just been on it ever since the beginning just because of being around music all the time. SoundSlam : Where are you from? A Plus : I was born in America. My parents came from
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Dame Grease: Grease Lightning
allhiphop.com - He was just learning how to make beats and so forth. All the producers used to watch what I do and try to emulate what I do. When the blackball came in, all the calls that came for Grease, went to Swizz Beats. AllHipHop.com: You have an artist
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This is mainly going out to up-and-coming producers (but is open to
africasgateway - I'm working on so many projects right now that I can't make beats fast enough Also, it's nice to have a variety of styles to choose from. I'm not looking for any particular style, I'm interested in hearing anything and everything (experimental, hard
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Dre: Next Level
allhiphop.com - The main reason I m doing [this album] is because a lot of my peers told me, You need to go ahead and f**k with that s**t man because you can rap, sing, make beats and write songs. Don t limit yourself. These are n****s from Puff Daddy
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Artist: DJ Muggs
Soundslam - But I make beats like that all the time and the Gza loves that sound, so we connected. And we had mixed the record real lo-fi, but its just the way that everybody is using computers nowadays, it sounds super super muddy compared to everything that
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