Statik Selektah chops it up with Goodfella Radio in this hip hop interview. During the interview, Statik Selektah talks about being in the game for 16 years, his outlook on hip hop music, and he gives advice to upcoming DJs and Producers.
Statik Selektah Interview with Goodfella Radio
September 1, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Termanology – Nobody’s Smilin’ Video
July 29, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Nobody’s Smilin’ is the latest hip hop video from Termanology. Nobody’s Smilin’ is the lead single off Termanology’s upcoming mixtape, Time Machine (Hood Politics VI), which will be available September 22. The track is produced by Statik Selektah, who also handled the direction duties for the video.
21 Questions With Statik Selektah
June 23, 2009 By Leave a Comment
IKeepsIt100 chops it up with Statik Selektah, as he goes on to answer 21 Questions. Mobb Deep or CNN? MPC or ASR-10? 978 or 718? Press play to watch what Statik Selektah answered to each of these questions.
Statik Selektah Announces The Hangover
March 28, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Statik Selektah checks in and announces his next album The Hangover. He gives a sneak-peak at the first single to his upcoming album. The single is entitled The Thrill Is Gone and features Styles P and Talib Kweli. If Statik Selektah’s latest projects have been any indication, The Hangover should be incredible.
Statik Selektah also discusses the One Stop Shop Producer conference held by Sha Money XL. Statik Selektah will be there in attendance along with some of the hip hop music industry’s best producers. If you’re a hip hop artist or producer, it’s definitely worth the trip out to Arizona.
Termanology and Statik Selektah Interview with iHipHop.com
March 22, 2009 By Leave a Comment
iHiphop.com presents to you and hip hop video interview with Termanology and Statik Selektah to talk hip hop music before they left for their respective tours in Europe. Statik Selektah discusses what its like to be overseas and the reactions from international hip hop fans. They both give some information on the 1982 album that is coming out this year. Termanology likens him and Statik to Gangstarr. Statik also promises TWENTY, yes TWENTY hip hop albums coming this year with all big name artists. That would be a serious feat and I look forward to it. Some names mentioned include Talib Kweli, Saigon, Souls of Mischief, and Styles P.
The hip hop duo go on to compare hennessey with Brugal, and Statik Selektah claims that as soon as he stepped off at the airport in the Dominican Republic, they were force-feeding him Brugal. You’re my homey Statik but you’re full of ish on that one LOL.
Anyhow, Termanology clearly is enjoying the Brugal throughout the interview. The Law-town hip hop artist speaks on his track, Tight Pants Are For Girls, and calls out these so called hip hop thugs wearing spandex-like jeans. He explains that his song isn’t about those that have stayed wearing tight jeans like they were ever in style, but rather those wearing Karl Kani jeans yesterday and today are rocking their sister’s pants.
They finish the interview with Statik Selektah saying he’s done with hip hop mixtapes and is sticking with albums this year. Termanology promises three albums in 2009, and Lil Fame makes an appearance to let you know that he’s dope and M.O.P. is in the studio working on their next hip hop classic!
Saigon and Statik Selektah All In A Day’s Work Interview
March 19, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Statik Selektah and Saigon do their first interview together and discuss All In A Day’s Work. The album has already reached #4 on iTunes for Hip Hop/Rap albums, which is crazy considering they haven’t spent a dime on promotion. I keep saying it, hip hop music is coming full circle and its a beautiful thing. Also, the duo play a clip and hint at ANOTHER album in the works. This time, completed in 48 hours.
Statik Selektah x Q-Tip Performing Live In Japan
February 14, 2009 By Leave a Comment
I’m a little late on this one… it’s been sitting in my email for two days, but it’s been crazy over here… so finally, here you go. The Japanese go crazy for the two… it’s good to see good hip-hop is still appreciated and wildly popular over there… can’t say the same sometimes for the U.S…. shit, even NY. So sad.