Over the past year, remixing an established artists work has become a staple for the up and coming producer. 9th Wonder broke ground when he went from virtual nobody to, as Jay-Z  stated, the next big thing from his retooling of Nas’ God’s Son with his own God’s Stepson. Since then the craze has reached [cont.]

What is it with Nas these days? Does he realize the plethora of beatsmiths that could be at his disposal? Why does he still choose to work with producers who just can’t keep up with the venomous spew that the world renowned street poet has displayed over and over again. Well after the dynamic retooling of [cont.]

The sounds of neo-new school hip-hop usually resonate with avant-garde sounding beats and an even more avant-garde emcee’s rhyming over them. And for every five or so abstract “underground” LP’s you’ll find one that you can bob your head while cruising down the block; Soul Purpose’s (Zavi, Koncepts and Mazzi) Breaking Records certainly qualifies. Many [cont.]

   It is very possible, that in the future, Soul Supreme will be looked at as one of the strongest producers in underground hip-hop, period, listed among names such as Pete Rock, Diamond, Jay Dee, and DJ Premier. If that prediction does come true, The Saturday Night Agenda will be the album that set it [cont.]