Just Blaze and Young Guru have a thing or two in common. The producers sat down to interview each other about a few things including Just’s EDM “Higher,” and more. In part two of their interview, Guru and Blaze open up about their early Roc-A-Fella Days, Keep It Real Wednesdays, and much more.
(Photos) Slaughterhouse Begins Recording Third Album; Hit The Studio With Just Blaze
After the release of their sophomore effort Welcome To: OUR HOUSE last August, all 4 quarters of the Slaughter are back to work for album number 3. Taking to Instagram just a little while ago, Joe Budden previewed a photo from inside the studio with himself, groupmate Joell Ortiz and producer Just Blaze. Word is they’re going to be working with a lot of classic New York producers this go ’round! This should be dope!
(Video) Young Guru Interviews Just Blaze
Just Blaze and Young Guru sit down for an exclusive conversation on Hard Knock TV. The interview starts of with Young Guru asking Just Blaze about his new song Higher and about making transition from Hip Hop into EDM. Just Blaze says that he has always made electronic beats but that he didn’t always have a place to release those beats which were often ahead of their times. Now that the genre lines are so blurred it is seen as more acceptable to listen to everything. Check out the interview below!
(Video) The Arrival: Just Blaze
Check out this series called “The Arrival” with Just Blaze. The series links up with the star producer/DJ to tell us about how he feels before a show, Baauer and more. Click below to check out the vid.
AUDIO: Dame Dash Talks Being Broke, Life Without Jay-Z, His Relationship With Aaliyah & More!
This week’s episode of The Combat Jack Show was quite a juicy one. Roc-A-Fella’s co-founder Dame Dash called into the show, and discussed everything from Aaliyah to Jay-Z, and even got a little aired out by Just Blaze! Listen to what went down below.
Baauer Being Sued Over Uncleared “Harlem Shake” Samples
Another day, another person headed to court over uncleared samples. DJ/producer Baauer’s “Harlem Shake” is heating up the charts like crazy right now, but it may soon heat up the courtrooms as well. He’s currently facing not one but two different suits over uncleared samples. The first comes from Hector “El Father” Delgado, whose voice is used at the beginning of the song. “We can turn around and stop that song,” his manager told the New York Times. “That’s a clear breaking of intellectual property rights.” He doesn’t sound too happy! The second comes from Philly-based rapper Jason Musson, who says the song also illegally samples his track “Miller Time.” I’m sure a court date or two is on the horizon!
