MAY/JUNE 2005
Features
Eminem
He changed the way the MCing game is played, mixing commercial beats with crazy personal, underground lyrics. And now he has set his sights on dominating in the producer’s role. Hey, he couldn’t ask for a better teacher.
Common
Usually an artist gives us a page’s worth of commentary on their new record’s beats. Once again, Chicago’s […]
Mash Rules Everything
Cypress Hill’s DJ Muggs shows you how to blend hip-hop and rock—the right way.
Scrap Yard
Where mixtapes go to die…
Unusual Suspects
trick daddy f/ twista & lil jon “let’s go”
The Apprentice
Eminem has all but conquered the rap game, but it took the good doctor to show him his future was behind the boards.
Contents: Sept/Oct 2007
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Wyclef Jean: Till Death Do Us Part
When it comes to global pop, Wyclef Jean is still killin’ ’em. but with a resurrected interest in rap, can this former Fugee bring his spark back to hip-hop?
DJ Toomp: The Last Laugh
From pumping bass to laying the trap, veteran producer DJ Toomp has ushered Atlanta hip-hop through the ages. Ha-ha! You can’t tell him nothin’.
Warning: Saigon
Scratch takes you inside Saigon’s long-delayed Atlantic debut The Greatest Story Never Told
Front Lines: Phunk Dawg
Meet the producer behind Hurricane Chris’ “A Bay Bay”
In Control: Erick Sermon & Keith Murray
Come inside the EPMD producer’s studio as he makes a beat for Keith Murray from scratch.
Contents: JULY/AUGUST 2007
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DJ Khaled: Victory
He wasn’t born or raised in the county of Dade, but DJ Khaled has become the Miami movement’s loudest supporter.
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