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Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Paul Wall Interview on Dee Dot's Producers Corner



Paul Wall interview on Dee Dot's Producers Corner

DMX hits the corner next Monday night!


This Monday night 8/1 we'll be joined on Dee Dot's Producers Corner with Rych and Tre by none other but DMX. We'll be talking about his career and future projects and some of the Producers he'd like to work with. Tune in live @ 7:00pm central on www.icebreakerradio.com








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Monday, July 25, 2011

Thoughts on my first Major artist or producer interview


As I sit about 30 minutes after interviewing Paul Wall on Dee Dot's Producers Corner, a year ago when I stumbled onto Icebreaker Productions, no where did I think this would happen. First interview of many to come with many major artists, and I hope to produce a track or few for them. I will say to the world, if you have something you believe in or you want to do in life, go ahead and pursue it to the fullest. Sure I'm not where I want to be in my career, but I'm also not where I don't want to be either, don't let anyone tell you that what you want is impossible. 2011 in life has had its ups in my career from selling more beats, to finishing up this EP and the radio show and it isn't even over yet, I started to pursue my vision when I was 25 and learned a lot on the way, some guys start younger, some older but its never too late! I thank god everyday for this music career and the people that constantly show love and support to the fullest each and every day. Away from the limelight it helps take my mind off of life behind the scenes and I want everybody to know that without you we at Dee Dot's Producers Corner , Major Music ENT & Icebreaker Radio that we all appreciate the supporters!

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Is Hip Hop back ot being relevant?

Growing up in the 90's hip hop era was an experience and in my 29 year old life I haven't seen it duplicated. Shortly after the 90's, music started becoming to commercialized on MTV, BET and the radio which led to some fans being split on the style of music that was in the mainstream. It sounded more pop than hip hop to a lot of people, it was also like it was being forced down our throats. Now as I look there's a new breed of artist that have emerged, from Curren$y , Wiz Khalifa , Jay Electronica, Wale, Kendrick Lamar to J. Cole to name a few have been really getting into the spotlight. I think its refreshing to hear a new style of music come out. Sure they still don't get any of the air time a lot of other artists get, but they have fans beyond the masses. The great part to this, is that this evolution of hip hop hasn't even fully changed yet. There are more and more artists who are using the same formula from putting their music online to doing local shows, who have built their fan bases from the ground up. Sure its not the 90's, but I like where the industry is headed.

Friday, July 15, 2011





This Monday night 7/25 Paul Wall stops by Dee Dot's Producers corner to discuss hist latest projects as well as talk about hip hop life in the city of Houston. The show starts at 7:00pm central live on www.Icebreakerradio.com you don't wanna miss this one!





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