Interviews
| 02 September 2010
I interviewed B. Pumper a few days ago, and he talked about how he met Montana Fishburne and the spots on her ass. Then he talked about his rap skills, meeting 50 Cent and wanting to sign him as a solo artist, and why he went at Juelz Santana. When I asked him about responding to Fabolous' tweets about him, he said "he can get it too". Full interview will be available Friday.
| 30 August 2010
Atlanta's own Bobby Creekwater is gearing up to deliver a new wave of music to his faithful fans. Bobby Creek has been in the game for over 10 years, and after leaving Shady Records in 2008, he's been making strides in the independent scene. Bobby talked to SheBloggin.com about how he linked with Shady Records, major vs independent music, the power of the internet, and his new music from his upcoming album, The Birth of a Dictator.
| 29 July 2010
Continental GT is Columbia, SC native with diverse lyrical talents. GT, a featured artist on The Arrival mixtape Vol 2, talks to me about his past and current music, the Carolina music scene, lyrical diversity, and addresses his "King of the Cak" statement.
| 28 July 2010
South Carolina rapper Snook Da Rokk Star took a moment to talk to me about the beginning of his career and his journey in music. He shares his ups and downs, and elaborates on his personal issues with the Carolina music scene.
