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Due to unforeseen circumstances we had to postpone this one a few times but we finally sit with All Money In artist J Stone to unpack the highs and lows […]
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On this episode of People’s Party, Talib Kweli and Jasmin Leigh sit down with musician, rapper, songwriter, record producer, record executive, and a true icon of the underground, El-P. They dig into a variety of subjects, including the deconstruction of El-P’s signature noisy production style, how Run The Jewels with Killer Mike came into existence, Zack De La Rocha living at his house after the Rage Against Machine breakup, as well as what led to the breakup of his own group Company Flow around the same time.
Later Talib and El-P trade their stories on how they got signed to Rawkus Records, being the mecca of the underground scene in the late 90’s. El-P also opens up about his song “Last Good Sleep,” which outlines his own experiences dealing with domestic violence as a child. His record label Def Jux is also discussed, as well as what we can expect for his up and coming album “Run The Jewels 4” with Killer Mike. The whole interview is filled with moments that are insightful, introspective, and often hilarious.
Due to unforeseen circumstances we had to postpone this one a few times but we finally sit with All Money In artist J Stone to unpack the highs and lows […]
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