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4th Pyramid Meets EPMD

4th Pyramid — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 15:17:11 +0000

Here we go again. Another dope Scion interview I did out in Minneapolis on the road with the legendary Erick Sermon & Parrish Smith better known to you suckas as EPMD! Dudes touched on everything from their “Please Listen to My Demo” days to Long Island’s often overlooked massive impact on hip-hop all the way to today’s generation and where they see this shit goin’ in the next few years. So without further ado I bring to you Erick & Parrish & Pyramid making Dollars.

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4th Pyramid & EPMD - Chicago 2008

4th Pyramid meets Brand Nubian

4th Pyramid — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 14:22:37 +0000

Yezzir been in the studio like a madman these last couple of weeks alot of new shit in the works I promise I will have new music and show dates leaking out in the next month!!! On with the show though. Here’s another gem of an interview I dug out of the vaults this time with my big brothers Brand Nubian (Sadat X, Grand Puba & Lord Jamar). I conducted this interview on the road in St. Louis. We were getting drunk and watching the BET Awards in the room when the camera crew came rolling in. Nice interview with these OG’s peep game pimpin’. For those that don’t know Grand Puba got a new solo album dropping June 23rd via my Frank151 family’s new record label FrankRadio/BabyGrande Records

me and the God Lord Jamar about to empty that bottle. True story Lord J later poured half this bottle on some annoying ass chicks heads at the afterparty!!! Classic.

Pharoah meets Pharoahe

4th Pyramid — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 14:17:42 +0000

Check out this exclusive interview I conducted live in Detroit with one of the illest lyricists on the planet Pharoahe Monch.

video courtesy of joecookie.com and be sure to check out SCION Broadband exclusively for Part 1 of this interview.

Toronto’s Bad Rap?

4th Pyramid — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 11:04:30 +0000

Insightful cover story for NOW Magazine I was interviewed and quoted in about T.Dot’s bludgeoning yet struggling local hip-hop scene. The article was written by Addi Stewart aka Mindbender, a local artist and hip-hop activist in the community.

In its unedited form, I think this article would have better crossed-over to more non industry hip-hop heads and general folks but you know how it is. I can’t lie and say I agree with everything said in this article but it does scratch the surface and definitely open up grounds for interesting discussion and building. You be the judge. Check it out!

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