West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Chad on June 03, 2008, 07:12:49 AM
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(http://www.dubcnn.com/interviews/sirjinx-part3/sirjinx.jpg)
We've been bringing you an exclusive, in-depth interview with the west coast's legendary producer Sir Jinx. In Part 1 you read about how he hooked up with Ice Cube back in the day, his relationship with west coast veteran Xzibit, the state of west coast hip-hop and more. We then we followed up with Part 2, with Jinx telling us how he and Xzibit intially connected up with each other, about making the classic 40 Dayz & 40 Nightz album, working with Brother J from X-clan, and putting together the post-NWA classic record Amerikkka's Most Wanted.
In Part 3, we go out with a bang in this incredible feature with Jinx where we discuss such things as possibly working with Kam on his new project, his relationship with former Lench Mob associate Yo-Yo, what he has in-store for the future, and his thoughts on Barack Obama and the Presidential campaign.
http://www.dubcnn.com/interviews/sirjinx-part3/
Be sure to drop feedback and comments right here!
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thanks Chad ;)
Dubcnn: Tell me about the “Game Warden” album.
It’s a record that I digitally put together. All those vocals with those guys that’s on the record were never there. They were on mixtapes and stuff like that. Some of those vocals could be maybe 10 years old. How looked at it was, this is the end result of rap. This is where the consumer should be able to purchase music that they never heard before. So when I have F.A.B on it and I have Kurupt on it, they was never on a song together, but they ended up being on a song together. The Game Warden record was made with nobody in the vocal booth. Some of the guys, I said give me an acapella and watch what happens. I didn’t even tell them what was going on. This is why I made that record: I tell some of the emcees that some of the songs they have in your past could be some heat, if you changed the music. A lot of people keep moving forward, and you might have already written your hit. A lot of them songs had older, ugly, darker beats that probably didn’t surface, and so I changed those and put them under some brand-new, up-to-date, hot tracks. That’s why it’s narrated through with B-Real, David Chappelle said some stuff on it, and a lot of other people. It’s like a mixtape for a producer.
sounds like a risky project :P
looking forward to check it though ;)
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dope interview. he speaks the truth about the prodcuer thing
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Nice Interview Noncents! ;)
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Keep it coming, this has been a dope series!
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Thanks for all the feedback! 8) I'm surprised Part 3 didn't get more looks....this one is just as dope as the other two parts.....
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Thanks for all the feedback! 8) I'm surprised Part 3 didn't get more looks....this one is just as dope as the other two parts.....
i think it's because it's not a sticky topic ;)
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Props.