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More than a decade after its 1998 release, the Scaramanga seven eyes, seven horns album sounds now as one of the purest statements of the middle and end of the indie rap scene for 90 years. Mos Kids Cartel Def and Talib Kweli quickly abandon the anti-commercial, carrying a sign in favor of trying to become parties in the sky are integrated. El-P head to the left on the floor with his Def Jux effort. A litany of opportunity – and the name of chance – hosts chilled in the dark after a drop of the drug point 12 inches. But listening to the street grill Scara write much more raw sound of the heartbeat, each movement must be inflexible and hip-hop uncut never once thought capable of cock out the charts, much less dream of becoming a household name.

Much of the success of the album is even the slightest announced Scholarwise, which provide most of the strokes on the project (at least on track vinyl-12 through the preferred version), and the chorus and the occasional rap verse customer. Participate in a cross from the Godfather Don, and DITC Goldfinghaz 'S Showbiz, production Scholar not keep up – set the mood of the album. Their preference severe blow by the low marked the character Scaramanga, the master of ceremonies in the memories of great form of pearl and Fila shirts references Barons fell to Queens crack Fat Cat and Montana (while avoiding a textbook of scientific references that the burning of Sir Menelik songs).

Currently working on a new draft of PE, which should see release before the summer holidays, here is the Academic remember rap …

Philip: When you start making hip-hop?

Scholarwise: Well, my first team was the Metro Squad, back in the late 80s. Who was the team of guys who grew up the way around. I was born in Brooklyn, came to Long Island, and almost lived in Hempstead, where the public enemy origin. Hempstead is the place where 510 South Franklin [Studies] is, to be young and hungry at the time and reading the back and album notes, we find that Public Enemy was the business address of 510 South Franklin Avenue.

One day took us down there just so was how I met my mentor, Paul Shabazz. It was R & B at the time – and always – and that's crazy 'cos the 510 South Franklin Road is, the OMB B Squad went and rented a studio Paul Eric "Vietnam Sadler. Paul had a group and repeating. When we got there Public Enemy was at its height and 510 has been a center of activity. We put out, and he was on a public bus tour external enemy. Was it as pure luck!

Have you approached someone in the public enemy?

Do not know if we saw S1W is but I have seen Paul, the light-skinned boy, and he was like, 'Looking for someone? Everyone was walking in front of us as if we were a bit shaken to speak with anyone, but he asked us what we were doing and if hit or products. He said come back tomorrow, but said he could not promise anything. But the next day, we sit and talk about the music industry. What we did in production was so level mob, and this was the first time I've been exposed to professional advice and things on. He gave us much advice. It was the first time I saw a line MPC-60. He uses it for programming, no sampling.

What Underground as the brigade?

In fact, we have been heavily influenced by de Alma. Ultramagnetic MC's also, but especially with De La makes everything abstract pattern. We were particularly new to the sampling thing together. The boy who was in the group that we have the team has a sampling keyboard, but it looked to us in terms of the samples obtained. My father had a massive record collection. It is Guyanese. Most Guyana's men have important archival collections. Its varied calypso, soul and reggae to rock 'n' roll. We would like to see these 45 and began to search where people are examples, and so we started dragging them to study.

What name are you going to rap this time?

I had different names. Beat Zimbabwe black poet is what roll! He said that awareness everything Afro-centric. It was very interesting at the moment. Scholarwise not really happen until shortly before he met Scaramanga. I need to change something that reflects my personality.

Do you remember the titles Brigade the songs on the subway?

It was so far left base, things like "Please do not eat my script! Values were crazy.

Who have you seen working at 510 Studios?

Sugar Bear and son of Bazerk always spinning and hilarious. They had a true ethics of the old school hip-hop in terms of keeping your business grow and taught us. We had to stop the battle, asking to listen to what we are working on, if we remove the files … He was friendly, competitive energy. But all they did if they were not cut Documents the drink and have sessions of slam.

Who would win?

Sugar Bear is a very funny. Bazerk had sexual jokes per day, energy is really good, but the sugar to take into account most of the time.

If the leaders of the new school on this occasion?

Yes, you've had leaders on the ground working on his debut album with Hank, Keith and Eric. Eric has certainly played a role in its development and give them meaning.

What about Busta Rhymes? Can you see the potential stars at the moment?

Yes, we could Busta said that would be a star. We [The Metro Squad] only shows with them and Busta was in his own charisma on stage. Everywhere he went – and is sometimes the detriment of the group – I had to get the most attention. Want to see the competitive power between him and Charlie Brown, D Dinc has always been the type neutral. But I knew that Busta was the star of the show.

What such sites you've done with the leaders?

local events. The largest was a thing of the Knights of Columbus, a small wooden room in Uniondale. Actually, it was our exposure to the exploits of leaders as facilitators and performers. They have made "the case PTA" for the first time – like the first time that had been mixed, mastered, and has been coming to the big speakers. It was like, 'Wow, okay! "

So what happened to the Brigade of Metro?

Produced and my cousin was at that time one of the main leaders, so it was then down to one thing of two men. His name was Square root. But as I started to get more on the production side, put more on the business end of things. Hank Shocklee took under his wing and made a internship with Hank SOUL / MCA, he began to Hank.

At that time I was a little out of the door to the 510 all thing. It was turning into a small town and broken began to take sides, as Hank and Keith were doing their own things and I think that Eric was coming. He established A study in the town on Spring Street. I do not remember the name of the left hand, but was quite drug: booths had slightly different each SP1200 with keyboards. Each cottage has been assigned to someone and if they work in a rhythm. It was fun, one of the deejays that we had a mentor a little guy named Scratch actually Epitome Busta produced "Put Your Hands Where vi. [Note: He is credited with co-producer credits on the recording.]

What of things have you worked there?

Well then I was at the door of 510 was reached at Mobb Deep signed to the island. My mentor, Paul Shabazz also signed. Mobb Deep have been short Budget for Juvenile Hell, after spending much money in times of Large Professor and the Prime Minister and probably break the bank, so that the A & R requested a favor: "We had young players seeking to reduce their debut album – help? Paul then let them do a lot of pre-production studio called Strong Island Sound. Another young man who works with me when Kerwin takes engineering appeal to young people about the fact that the entire album with Havoc.

Mobb Deep Have you seen at work?

Yes, I looked for his first full album. In fact, I made one or two joints with Prodigy.

What are they?

There were two songs, but one of them in the box. The producer of the era, Kerwin, there was a small project, then at the height of Mobb Deep Prodigy album asked to make a song for a mixtape where he worked. Prodigy agreed. But they never saw the light of day, for several reasons. And I worked in a co-production, but I've never been paid the "Corridors Project." At the same time, the sessions throughout the day, in the study and if not all production Kerwin had to leave the machine to sleep, and say, 'If you can not add anything to the battery, do so. "

What were Havoc and Prodigy, and in the studio?

You know, for all the hype and the type of image are real gangsta-cool kids. Never came to our studio photographs or something. They were there for work and have been very quiet. Worst fear was when they brought with them their people traveling with them at that time. I realized with Prodigy is a serious writer. Want to take a pad and pace to play and should be dismissed. I always thought she had left the studio, but it would be up there in scripture passage. He and pages already done. You saw how he could be intense as an artist. Havoc took a little longer.

Therefore, go there, how you met Scaramanga?

We went to high school together. We have always had these freestyle sessions in bulk and our table is called Table 13, which was what we have always maintained. I've always been in the drum beaten with a pen. He said: "You're good, you should do something." I've always been a warrior humble and sober what I do, but always Scara tried to make me push my limits. I mean I've always been job straight-up – the starving artist thing is not for me! So when I had my first serious work that moved from Long Island to Queens. I always went to the city, in Vibe, West 4th and hang around town, and I ended up seeing Scara. I know he just back from a tour with Kool Keith. It was like, 'Hey, I'm rolling with Kool Keith now. I'm like, "Kool Keith of Ultra? Was like," Yes, I met him at a birthday party … "He told me about all this Lyricist Lounge and asked me what work. I said I told my small property and told me I had found. "

Does he?

He has not, but it is a cat that is true to his word. So maybe around 97 I met him again and he was like, 'Yo. it really is, just stay. If you believe in what you do, I'm going to see you. "This time.

And when they began recording together?

Yes I had a cassette of four lanes at the time – 'cos I still in the process of transition from analogue to digital – and I was about to get rid of it and stayed there flapping some truly disposable. This is what "cash" was. Scara was like, 'Hey, this is dope, let me spit up! I was like 'No, I have something more … But he came and put two lines. He's like, 'Cut me a copy. I said, I will do it, but not really the best job … "

Then one or two weeks later he returned with a piece of green vinyl! I was like, 'Hey, are you serious? "He says," Yes, Tricky want to work with me. I said: "Tricky, such as drum 'n bass Guy"? "Scar said," Yes, he wants to cut an album. I asked him how he came Tricky cutting vinyl and told me that Tricky has just landed a deal with Virgin or any other person and said that if he was serious about working with him I had dub plate cut. So Tricky left. Then two weeks later returned with the "Cash Flow" vinyl. In retrospect, was the creation of a lot of things at that time. Scara is a guy who likes to wait on things. It is a given real, man seriously. "

How to put line Low to cash flow "together?

This one shows. The technique … It is not even something I can not quit. I was on a course of years I producing the same consistent manner even before my MPC-60, when I was sampling a Yamaha keyboard, and I take that fragments of the bass line and nose up or down. Many times this is not something that shows from start to finish – is one thing I took a sample of investment and he or she offered.

What failing bit strange happens after the first survey verse?

The catch? Ja, ja, me and the four themes. Again, not meant to be recorded, so I recorded something. I was still new to hit at the time so I guess that when they asked me to punch Scara not have the record button at the bottom so I added a small opening. See, these are things that always struck me about but it was like, 'No, it's good. "

So at what point did you decide to work on an album?

Well, now I got rid of the highway, was VS880 to Orlando that was my introduction to digital recording. You know, I sat and read all the manual of the night. Scara always tried to shop a deal. He had cut some Rawkus records, things like "very intelligent, but he was really concentrating trying to get an album together. He was not yet in Showbiz Goldfinghaz terms of production and stand for what he called a few joints. In mid-'97, we started working, as when we were able to take one to the other and put things in the box. "

What are the songs he has recorded with together?

I played some shots and he took me by surprise because I thought he wanted to hear, then come back later. But I played three Time – "Alphabetical" Hammer, "Death Letter" and I think "seven eyes, seven horns" – and "Hammer alphabetical order" was actually taken.

He had a bag with him. It is infamous. He kept his books – these are called pills! There composition books full of rhymes. There is an article on his virgin was, in principle to finish. It was like, 'I can do something for him. Is this your microphone good? I have the microphone, just let it go, just rip the beating. All I had to play for something.

Who had the idea has done background vocals on "Hammer alphabet?

It was his idea. He said he decided that need a choir and being a "Scholar said." I had to write how he had heard mumbling to himself as "Partners in Crime 1999 … "It was the same as" Death Letter "- That one pushed me, saying:" I know that you can produce, but can rap, you are good with yours.

Be honest, you know what I was rapping about all the issues? The songs are very dense with words …

Yes I believe it, but because we have had conversations about religion, government, politics, metaphysics … So I always know where my head was in it. You can have a conversation with him about anything, either quantum physics or Jets game, "because he is the head a soccer ball, without certainly a large head of sport. All came from the same reference. But I've always been amused by how people understand other things.

I remember that the CD immediately after the album was left and he asked me to run with him there. It was at Irving Plaza and played "Holdin 'New maps and a bit of' Death Letter ' or "Hammer list. I was playing with her man and Fat Joe Beats was a disc jockey. I was amazed how people knew the songs were rap along and shouting the names of the songs.

What about the opening quotation in the title? Is the Bible?

Yes, and again Scara. As I said, after being just a businessman and a real emcee, is a religious and spiritual. It is actually paid. He cited some of the Kabbalah and the Torah.

What is the history behind the introduction of the album "Sunlight Promo?

Scara is in rare form! A large number of joints that I was ambivalent button on the side, so they have lots of records MPC-60 which be around in boxes. When Scara come to one of our jam sessions, he asked me what was in the boxes. This was the Sun Promo "only drums at that time. The bass line is something that Subliminal Kid DJ Spooky, a This albums. Is this thing ragga dub. We lifted the bass line from him. I come from the battery Scara and the file came with Spooky.

What the main sample of the "seven eyes, seven horns song?

Well, I can give so far: It is from Lee Scratch Perry. has a great influence. My father had one or two of his 45 years. I just added my bit Sand to pop it. "

Whether the story behind the exhibition on 'Sugar 99'?

It Heath Brothers Smiling Billy Suite Pt 2 ', the same as that used in the register of Nas. I love it when the samples are sufficiently slow enough apart that you can take small pieces and make them look like nothing. When Scara course, was like, 'Oh, this is common "One Love? Word, cool, I'm running with it.

The credits mentioned album recorded at the Axiom. Where was I?

Axiom College when I moved to Jamaica, Queens to a studio and I had my studio there too. I was literally sleeping on the records it! "

The drums of their productions on the album are still very strong and powerful. How can you do to get that sound?

I caught Paul C technique, rest in peace. With Ultramagnetic, Paul C, and even the 45 of Mark King, there is something to do with their samples that has to do with boosting profit. If you listen to the original Marva ['Yourself' Whitney song] Relax which became "The number 900, which lacks the force if they can do something for her, like increasing profit. It's the same with Paul C and Ced Gee – a majority of the samples Beatdown criticism are common examples, but to hear the record and clear sound took the victory. Sampling was at the time of 8-bit resolution 24-bit was not very clean, so if you drove in two or three decibels on the gain will make a profit very different. It's the sound that I always want on my way out, these drums add hard.

If you can go back, what would change their production on the album?

Death Letter I can go back to do. "It is so strange. Many of my generation are rare cos sometimes when I produce, I can not hear the last of some instruments – like drums I and bass. But when I heard the remix of Don, David [Sample of 'The Edge'] McCallum, who actually came back and I was like, 'Oh, Don made!

Did you know that there would be a remix of "Death Letter" in the album?

Nah, that came after the fact. And another set which is a common drug that I have heard in the studio and Don thought it would use for him was "Star of Empire" I was in the CD version.

He has recorded all the tracks that have never made the album?

After studying several few. Always may have in the trunk. It's just a handful, but what Scara point had already completed the situation with other cats as Goldfinghaz and Godfather Don to participate. Ran very Don hard at the moment.

But I really like Don. But when we finished and started to promote the album, made me come to the store and saw Don Don process. These guys were like two giants, always pushing each other. I'd be surprised how long its bars would be – it was like 16, then a chorus. Don just as Scara, yellow pads and books full of rhymes Legal composition.

Where was the study of Don?

It was in Brooklyn. They did not live too far apart. We could get a van taxi to get to the store Don dollar.

How was study?

Don, that's definitely going in the fight. There is another cat around with the files, drawing files that I did not even know the artist, Brazil records the soul of the records, whatever … He had a beautiful collection and knew where he was deeply wise. My process is like an adventure when something that shows that you never know where it goes. Don is to be more specific: start with the drums, then add the horns and then the bass line, for which is a bit linear in this sense, an advance fairly straightforward process.

Therefore, the Group has the war is referred to in album never comes near your password?

Group Committee of the war would be like the triad Scara, Godfather Don and I, and then maybe one or two more players Scara that ran with at the time. Except that each had different things in time. Scara a friend if not, go directly there and move on.

Did you know you burn the songs from the War Committee?

We did not get there. If anything happened, then the compositions are by Don.

Where did the name?

Group of the war was in fact one of Puffy Commission. Scara knew Biggie. And not in a forward direction, but he was really great. He lived in Brooklyn, near St. James Place, Groupe War Commission was a bit like the way the Commission had, Puffy own team.

How far is Scaramanga and Biggie?

It was cool to BIG. I remember the great gathering at a moment's Who First Man. There was a song Big this point, "Party and the lies "and Puffy and my cousin knew the other at the time because they were as young professionals, and I do not remember that movie, but it was with Big Puffy was out. as Puffy is: "I want you to meet my man, great. Luxury, not indifferent as possible, says:" Yo, what is man? "We gave him a book. They said they were doing a show later that night, but no.

So what happened to you after seven eyes, seven horns-wise music? Do you have a registration in another name?

After this album, which went through a brief pause, choose life, married, had a son. When the album has dropped Scara spoke a situation where KRS-One, one of my biggest idols, had authorized two songs for the Temple of Hip-Hop project. He said that KRS said: "These songs are insane, I need you all to fly to record a drive me. Scara called me when I was like, 'No, I can not do that, I have my life. "Scara would do that in a beating heart, the budget budget or not.

There are songs I cover. The last thing I do in my own name was called '03 Supply and demand. "There was one, my own set, which was mainly driven by the desire to leave all the falling objects. People always struck me about the strength of seven eyes, seven albums horns, I wondered what the next record.

What she like?

It is in the same style as seven eyes, seven horns, all large open drums and production in-your-face, and trying to keep quite spiritual lyricism. He was released on Axiom Entertainment.

Finally, Scaramanga and worked with again?

Yes, if it appears. I have not seen since the end of '07. It's like that – is going for a minute then back to something totally new. I remember seeing a van driving around Queens with Snake Eyes, everything was like, 'Oh, my common man! He ran with a guy named [Big Dibbs] we knew at the time of phase rap group 'N rate. I think he was also with boys uptown in Harlem, period.

"Death Letter - Scaramanga "

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Scaramanga – Seven eyes seven horns "

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