The second part of Kanye West and Rhymefest in West’s Jersey City apartment working on material for both artists. They poll the guests on the apartment on what song they take to the best after a listemimg session. We also hear an early version of West’s “Jesus Walks”.
Chicago natives Kanye West and Rhymefest back in 1992 working on West’s High School Graduate mixtape as well as some early Rhymefest material. Kanye also talks about some sampling techniques, and having the chance to work with the late Aaliyah.
Here is a nice little video of Kanye West in the studio (I think Baseline, RIP). He’s playing a few tracks, spitting some rhymes & doing his Kanye thing… That beat he plays for Jay is horrible. Good stuff though!
Atlanta based DJ Toomp speaks on Kanye West’s new project Good Ass Job, how Kanye knows his direction well, has a great balance of being a producer and an artist, and what his involvement is with the album.
An interview-style video with Kanye West that portrays some of his musical concepts in recent years. He speaks on transcending hip-hop as a musician, building music from the ground up, keeping his cool in the studio, and making your dreams come true while jamming on his ASR-10 and MPC2000 as usual.
Kanye West and his people chilling in the studio working on a soul beat. Kanye is rocking the ASR-10 and the MPC2000, two classic pieces of hip-hop production gear. For all the backpackers, crate diggers and sample choppers, this is a very informative and inspiring video. Watch to the end to see some of Kanye’s dance moves.
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