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Cyclonious' talents first came to my attention due to a trip he made northwards to play at Leeds' Urban Mondays night. Having heard some of his tracks, I wanted to find out some more about him so I made the connection and in the process sorted out the following interview for your reading pleasure.
If you haven’t heard of The Disablists, you must have been living under a rock for the past few years. They are not only the three-time British Team DMC champions, but they placed second in the world in 2006.
One of Britain’s biggest acts Big Brovaz are about to launch back into the music scene in 2007 and are hear to stay with their hotly anticipated new album “Re-Entry”. The group originally formed 8 years ago when the girls in the group (Cherise, Nadia and Dion) and the guys (Randy, J-Rock and Flawless) were working separately creating beats and tunes, struggling like thousands of other unsigned musicians.
Genesis Elijah, a.k.a. Nathaniel Winston Joseph Bygrave hails from Brixton and in 2005 burst onto the scene with his Deh Pon Road EP. As I haven’t heard a lot from Genesis Elijah recently I decided to catch up with him and find out what has been up to and what to expect from him for 2007...
The musical debut of Iraq war veteran Damian Deluxe (aka DMAC) has arrived in the Pacific Northwest. Damian served four years in the United States Army, including 16 months in Iraq. He received an honorable discharge in 2005 and began working on his debut album Fallin' Soldier, which was released in August of 2006.
Distrakt's first experiences into the entrancing world of music began in his childhood at his grandmother's jook joint. He'd listen to the jukebox pump out hypnotizing sounds from BB King, Bobby Blue Bland, Aretha Franklin .and the list goes on. His boom box bumped Afrika Bambaataa & the Soul Sonic Force, BDP, Run-DMC, Gangstarr and many more.
Addictive TV are the London based producers and audiovisual artists who have been champions of visual music and the art of the VJ for over a decade. They’ve twice been voted number one VJs in DJ Magazine’s worldwide poll.
Cinefeel have been curating and promoting the work of emerging directors, digital artists and new electronic music since 1994. Cinefeel is particularly known for programming inventive and diverse music videos, believing that music videos are an art form and a breeding ground for experimentation.
Oi! Who’s that O to the Z! You may remember that line from the classic Grime track 'Oi' which still smashes up dances. In fact More Fire Crew, which then consisted of members Ozzie B, Neeko and Lethal B and is now the collective known as Fire Camp (minus Neeko), have notched up several classic bangers, including a little known track called POW.
Britishhiphop.co.uk: always at the forefront of the best in UK Hip Hop, has been following RHYME4RESPECT: the nationwide lyric competition since it’s launch at Deal Real Records earlier on this year.