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	Kero One posted Monday, May 25, 2009 I’ve heard many people say even about my first album that it's their favorite album of the year and it's such an amazing album and I’ve heard people say they couldn’t get into it. Same goes with my new album.
	Finale posted Sunday, April 26, 2009 I think there are two sides to Hip Hop from an honest perspective. I think everyone around us in the beginning, they label it as a pipedream. The whole time we keep a promise to ourselves to keep pursing the dream and in the end the pipedream becomes a reality.
	Asher Roth posted Monday, April 13, 2009 It’s autobiographical and it's very real but at the same time that’s not what Asher Roth is all about. There is a lot going on. For the most part and I hear it a lot, people are like, “Yo that’s the soundtrack to my life” and they understand its an anthem.
	J57 & KONCEPT (of Brown Bag AllStars) posted Monday, March 30, 2009 All egos are put on hold when it comes to a Brown Bag AllStars project.  We all have the same goal and we want what’s best for the project. Therefore we do whatever our role is as an artist to make each song as good as it could be.
	Blame One posted Wednesday, March 25, 2009 Everyone has their cycles of what they get into whether it be going to work everyday, raising your family, going to school, whatever the case my be we all have our day to day things. I think we kind of get caught up in our cycles sometimes to where we are just content with being in that cycle.
	Big Tone posted Friday, March 13, 2009 Around the time I started working on the album I was contemplating getting another tattoo.  I have a couple, nothing real serious but like I was taking my time with it kind of designing it out. It was symbolic in the same fashion as me writing the album.
	Esoteric posted Monday, February 16, 2009 I know what some hardcore fans want, I think I know what 2009 wants, and I pretty much know what I want, and that doesn't mean they are all the same thing. So mixing all of that up and mulling it over has provided some pressure for sure but the initial pressure came from this being my first record without 7L.
	B-Real posted Tuesday, February 10, 2009 I wanted it to be distinct and different from Cypress Hill. If I go do things with Muggs it's just going to be an extension of Cypress Hill. I didn't want it to be that because I'm trying to branch out as a producer and as a solo artist. I don't want to mess with the integrity of Cypess Hill.
	B.o.B. posted Sunday, February 1, 2009 Everyone has the ability to be as free as they want to be. It just depends on how much they want to hold back. When I go into the studio I don't think, "Okay I'm a Hip Hop artist so let me get this Hip Hop beat." I kind of just open it up musically.
	Jon Hope posted Thursday, January 22, 2009 The new album is called "Some Kind of Wonderful" and the new single is going to be released on Inauguration Day January 20th and its called "Better." "Some Kind of Wonderful" is kind of a concept album. It's an EP. It's actually my first official release.
	Radix posted Thursday, January 15, 2009 SEEK: 'Gameday' is a concept EP breaking down the day of a show. This is our first concept album. We wanted to experiment with a different sound and idea. The beats screamed concept so that is the direction we went.
	Reef the Lost Cauze posted Tuesday, December 16, 2008 At this point I have been working on a lot of projects the last three years. I have my mixtapes, my crew AOTP, now my solo and it's getting good feedback so I'm hoping to be able to work it to its full potential.
	K-Rino posted Tuesday, December 2, 2008 My take on it is that Texas used to be shining like four-five years ago. Texas isn't hot anymore. They had a few artists that came out and did their thing years ago. The mistake that was made was those guys and the record labels didn't bring in any new artists while they were hot.
	Masta Ace posted Thursday, November 20, 2008 I’m glad I came up in the era I came up in. Cus I’ll be honest – if I was twenty now, I’d probably be trying to make that next ringtone record. Disposable Arts probably wouldn’t have gotten made. That album was born out of maturity.
	The Rep posted Saturday, November 15, 2008 I don't want to necessarily tell you what to do I just want you to walk with me.  In all reality that is what a true disciple is. Being a disciple is not you sitting down and telling someone how to live his or her life. It's allowing someone to live his or her life with you.
	Brooklyn Academy posted Saturday, November 8, 2008 Block McCloud:  I hate to say it because it is like the underlying theme of the album but, we are back.  That was like the theme that the community put on the album but really we have always been here...
	Black Milk posted Tuesday, November 4, 2008 I really don't try to think about being #1 or the leader in Detroit Hip Hop music. I just do what I do and try to make good music out here and rep my city. I really don't feel that pressure like, "I got to hold it down."
	Cymarshall Law & Mr. Joeker posted Monday, October 27, 2008 When I had the first album I always knew Hip Hop In the Soul would be coming so I think it shows people that I'm consistent. It's important for listeners to know I'm a serious artist and I'm going to be around for a while, so putting out some random piece of work doesn't work for me.
	J-Zone & Chief Chinchilla posted Tuesday, October 21, 2008 The majority of people say I waste beats by doing these silly ass songs and they'd like to see Rapper A or Rapper B on a J-Zone beat, but this is what goes on behind the scenes. I played beats for some of these dudes already and had no luck and the rest didn't give me a shot...
	Krazy Drayzy (Das Efx) posted Friday, October 17, 2008 Well it's not the 90's so it's a general progression. Rhyming is something we do without even trying. When we are talking lyrically our metaphors are a little better and up-to-date obviously. The rhyming and lyrical aspects are our foundation.
	Tha Trademarc (of East Coast Avengers) posted Monday, October 13, 2008 This has been set up to say to the public “hey look everyone, we’re making progress because an African American and a woman both had a chance to become the leader of this country…  isn’t everything wonderful and great?”  It’s a giant lie.
	14KT posted Thursday, October 9, 2008 Well, supposedly in Medical terms, the Golden Hour is defined as: the first sixty minutes, after the occurrence of major multisystem trauma. It is widely believed that the victim's chances of survival are greatest if he or she receives definitive care in the operating room within the first hour.
	Ill Bill posted Friday, October 3, 2008 The overall concept of the album is an hour of me trying to fit my life in it. I'm touching on my present, past, future, relating to cultural things, relating to the world around me and what's going on whether it's in the news or my backyard and just everything that's going on around me.
	Common Market posted Sunday, September 28, 2008 Sabzi: I would say this record had more direction and more thought towards the cohesiveness, whereas the first record was more of us putting records together and throwing them on a CD. This time we had a concept from beginning to end and executed it.
	Kool Keith posted Tuesday, September 23, 2008 I'm taking it back to my Bronx rapping style. I just feel like I want to go back to the essence of it. You know the MC saying something with his mind? Getting conceptual with everything.
	DC the MIDI Alien (of East Coast Avengers) posted Thursday, September 18, 2008 Of course, none of us in ECA really have a plan to KILL anyone, but it’s time that some of the neo-con fear peddlers like O’Reilly and Sean Hannity have a taste of their own medicine.
	DJ Muggs & Planet Asia posted Monday, September 15, 2008 DJ Muggs: Asia was really inspiring. I love working with hungry cats that aren't jaded by the business that bring that energy into the studio. I feed off that. You get people that made millions of records sometimes and they show up late or they don't show up...
	Elzhi posted Saturday, September 6, 2008 I use concepts like that to show people what I can do. That's why I said it's the tip of the iceberg and it's only going to get crazier than that, you know? I have up and coming ideas that I haven't touched on yet. Be prepared to hear another one of those concepts in the future.
	Heltah Skeltah posted Tuesday, September 2, 2008 We basically featured our homeboys on it. They are more than homeboys, I'm talking about Boot Camp and Magnum Force. That's it right there. There's no sense in making a hit with another rapper that I'm not going to be able to perform with.
	Chief Kamachi posted Sunday, August 31, 2008 We just went into the studio and it was automatic.  We listened to the beats for about ten seconds and were like, "Okay that's it" and went in on the song. That's how everything kind of just unfolded. We didn't have to get too deep and next thing you know it was done.