Posts Tagged ‘GWHH’

9th Wonder talks with GWHH’s GY312 on Little Brother, working in higher academia, stardom versus artistry, and “the underdog.”

RZA talks with GWHH’s GY312 about the hip hop culture and his experience and mindset on it today, who he’s working with musically (after creating 500 beats!), and his film/acting career with G.I. Joe 2 and Californication.

Our friends over at GWHH catch up with one of my favorite up and comers over the past year or two – YP. He talks working with Jim Jones, his motto and what he foresees for 2012.

Asher Roth performs the closing track of his new ‘Pabst & Jazz’ mixtape “Dope Shit” to a rockin’ live crowd in Chicago! Filmed by: Stan Perry Edited by: Sgt. Tibs

Maino reflects with GWHH‘s A-J-A the Cover”It”Girl on his troublesome past and tells us about his positive outlook on the future! Plus, Maino shares what features he has lined up for his upcoming mixtape, I Am Who I Am: The Album Before The Album, such as Lil Wayne, Ace Hood, DJ Khaled, and more as the mixtape is due out before his upcoming album, The Day After Tomorrow, due out January 31st.

GLC talks with GWHH’s Drea Oppan for a candid, in-depth sitdown at the Gowhere Hip Hop offices that range from a variety of topics like his new mixtape ‘Eternal Sunshine of the Pimpin’ Mind’, his upcoming TV show, thoughts on Kanye West, Jay-Z, & ‘Watch The Throne’, and much more.

Ace Hood talks with GWHH’s Jen DeLeon about the reasoning behind the title of his latest album ‘Blood, Sweat, & Tears’, the creative process behind his hit single working with Chris Brown on “Body 2 Body”, and what it felt like to perform at the United Center for Nike Basketball’s #BasketballNeverStops event for local Chicago high school basketball teams. Filmed by: Stan Perry & Sgt. Tibs // Edited by: Sgt. Tibs

GY312 of Gowhere Hip Hop sits down with B.o.B. while he visited Chicago for a listening party of his new album Strange Clouds.

This is more along the lines of a skeleton of a song rather than a song itself, but GWHH states that this was rumored to be used on the ever-elusive Detox.  Just an instrumental with Nate Dogg vocals. R.I.P.

Check out the artwork for Ludacris’s mixtape 1.21 GigaWatts. Originally set to drop October 12th the new release date will now be November 15th, and will feature artists such as Rick Ross, Meek Mill, Wiz Khalifa, 2 Chainz, Gucci Mane, and Waka Flocka Flame. Info via GWHH.

Check out this interview where he discusses with GWHH‘s Jen DeLeon how he got involved with the shoe release, his relationship with DJ Jazzy Jeff, who he’s listening to right now, and the ’3 must-haves’ for those pursuing a career in the music industry.

Chicago and #NT representer G.o.D. Jewels presents his latest mixtape via our friends over at GWHH. 10 new tracks said to be inspired by the liked of both Jay-Z and Nas. Check out the official track list and download link below:

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Wale sits down with GWHH‘s Jeff Baraka to discuss an assortment of topics including his African heritage and DC roots, Chicago artists, and a headsup on what’s to come with Ambition hitting stores on November 1st. The video also features concert footage of an unexpected performance alongside Melanie Fiona for “Beautiful Bliss”.

Stalley talks with GWHH‘s GY312 (on the move) about learning from Rick Ross & Lil Wayne on the ‘I Am Still Music Tour’, recording his next project in Chicago, his thoughts on ‘Watch The Throne’ and what artists he’d think about doing a collab album with, and even his epic beard! Video includes performance footage. Filming by: Stan Perry. Editing by: Maks G

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Last weekend, our team of Jeff Baraka & Cam Be caught up with eLZhi after his headlining set at Double Door and our end result for you hip hop lovers out there is yet another engaging Camovement above! Like always, Cam captures the raw, live concert experience as the visuals of eLZhi tearin’ up the stage act as a complimentary backdrop to an insightful interview. Jeff asks eLZhi about the importance of a dedicated fan base for an independent artist, the 6 weeks it took to record eLmatic, and carrying the legacy of Slum Village and the late/great J. Dilla & Baatin. Hear eLZhi’s words and details on these topics and more above.