I first spoke with Prince Paul in September 2012 for an interview that covered pretty much his whole career. The interview got a great response when it went up online, particularly the questions about the Gravediggaz. Since then I wanted to reconnect with him to discuss the first Gravediggaz record in more detail. It is [cont.]

PATTCH82: Thanks for taking the time to speak with me, how are you…? ADRIAN YOUNGE: Yeah I’m good, I’m good. Thanks for reaching out. P82: No problem, I’m a big Delfonics fan so I couldn’t turn down the chance to discuss the album with you. ADRIAN: Thank you man, I appreciate it. P82: How did [cont.]

PATTCH82: First off, the new album Eyrth, Wynd And Fyre is set to drop on February 12th. How do you feel it stacks up against your other solo records…? CAPPADONNA: It’s just different man, it’s more together you know what I mean? The message is a little more clearer and I think it’s just an [cont.]

HHS: First off, Mic Tyson is set to drop on October 30th. How do you feel it stacks up against your other solo records…? SEAN PRICE: Ummm I don’t know. I just make them shits you know. You figure that out, the fans figure that out. HHS: Personally I think you’ve got a classic on [cont.]

HHS: First off, what is the concept behind your new album Negroes On Ice…? Didn’t it start out as a theatre show of some sort, like a comedy/sketch show…? PRINCE PAUL: The concept is kinda like a day in the life of my Son, obviously it’s highly exaggerated, it’s more or less like a story [cont.]