Dubcnn: Mistah FAB Has Arrived On Dubcnn - Exclusive Interview!

[Sickaluffa]

great props  man he got a cd wit Glasses Malone  fuck that shit wil be great

[Nima - Dubcnn.com]

Keep it coming!

[The Ultimate Pianist]

Props for this!

[Woodrow]

Excellent. Lot of dope news!

I just found out that FAB was in my town last Friday and I missed it! Hopefully he'll come back through soon.

[Nima - Dubcnn.com]

^^ Dude stays touring so I'm sure he will!

[Ese Torsido]

I know we're looked at as a southern cali-biased site and i really hate that image, doing what we can to change it!

Nothing but love, Nima. West coast rap is all about anyone who lives in the west coast who can rap, whether it's hyphy, gangsta, conscious, underground, Latin Hip Hop, Chicano rap or gets no radio play other than The Wake Up Show, Pocos Pero Locos or respected radio stations.

Speaking of radio stations (spoiler), included in F.A.B.'s interview is an article about the sudden demise of hyphy in the Bay Area, and how he, Mac Dre and E-40's single "Tell Me When To Go (Dumb)" played a big part for and against the radio station KMEL. You will not believe the kind of things that happen off the air, and if you're lucky, on air.

F.A.B., after reading your situation, I am going to be watching your music now. I got a glimpse of you when you collabed with Chingo Bling on "Do Tha Lasso," and just a few days ago your featured guest spot with Snoop Dogg and Too Short on "Life Of Da Party." I wish you the best of success in the music industry, and I expect to hear great things from you in the future, starting with The Alchemist album.

I do have a question, Nima, that you might want to ask F.A.B.: being the radio station that is now leaning more into the national schematics, did they treat Latin Hip Hop music/Chicano rap with the same form of disrespect like with hyphy music? The only artist I know of that get play up there are Dyablo, Jay Tee, Don Cisco and Baby Bash (he is technically a Bay Area artist even though he's dirty south now). Also, is Pocos Pero Locos on any of the Bay Area stations? If KMEL runs it, I'm gonna be pissed.

[Rud]

Keep it coming!

[D~Nice]

Nice interview. Looking forward to all the projects coming up for FAB.

[Nima - Dubcnn.com]

I know we're looked at as a southern cali-biased site and i really hate that image, doing what we can to change it!

Nothing but love, Nima. West coast rap is all about anyone who lives in the west coast who can rap, whether it's hyphy, gangsta, conscious, underground, Latin Hip Hop, Chicano rap or gets no radio play other than The Wake Up Show, Pocos Pero Locos or respected radio stations.

Speaking of radio stations (spoiler), included in F.A.B.'s interview is an article about the sudden demise of hyphy in the Bay Area, and how he, Mac Dre and E-40's single "Tell Me When To Go (Dumb)" played a big part for and against the radio station KMEL. You will not believe the kind of things that happen off the air, and if you're lucky, on air.

F.A.B., after reading your situation, I am going to be watching your music now. I got a glimpse of you when you collabed with Chingo Bling on "Do Tha Lasso," and just a few days ago your featured guest spot with Snoop Dogg and Too Short on "Life Of Da Party." I wish you the best of success in the music industry, and I expect to hear great things from you in the future, starting with The Alchemist album.

I do have a question, Nima, that you might want to ask F.A.B.: being the radio station that is now leaning more into the national schematics, did they treat Latin Hip Hop music/Chicano rap with the same form of disrespect like with hyphy music? The only artist I know of that get play up there are Dyablo, Jay Tee, Don Cisco and Baby Bash (he is technically a Bay Area artist even though he's dirty south now). Also, is Pocos Pero Locos on any of the Bay Area stations? If KMEL runs it, I'm gonna be pissed.

Thanks for your feedback Ese! I'll forward this to FAB.

[Nima - Dubcnn.com]

Thanks for all the feedback, unstickying this now!

[Tay]

That's a good interview, FAB is pretty much known for his hyphy stuff, but he is a versatile artist and also seems to make real good decisions. The incident with KMEL is not surprising, they have been marks for years, dating back to Too Short's time. If he is in your town again, hit his show up, he puts on a real high-energy set and his freestyles are crazy!!