1. How old were you when you made your first beat?
18
2. How do you know after you've finished making a beat, that it will stand the test of time and be considered a Big Tune?
when i play it in the car, and on my ipod and it STILL goes.
3. What is your favorite midnight snack?
sunflower seeds
4. Pick any producer that you would NOT want to face in a big tune battle?
justblaze
5. What is your favorite part of being a producer?
so far...the big tune beat battle. Hear my beats on like 20 speakers for a crowd.
1. How old were you when you made your first beat?
I was 17 when I made my first beat. Supa hot!!!!
2. How do you know after you've finished making a beat, that it will stand the test of time and be considered a Big Tune?
I know when i finish with a beat because it sounds like its just missing vocals.
3. What is your favorite midnight snack?
my favorite midnight snack is a nice cold corona and some hot cheeto's. supa hot!!!!
4. Pick any producer that you would NOT want to face in a big tune battle?
one producer i would never want to face is myself. damm that would be a good battle.
5. What is your favorite part of being a producer?
My favorite part of being a producer is i get to express my self threw my music. plus it has allowed me to travel and meet new people.
1. How old were you when you made your first beat?
11
2. How do you know after you've finished making a beat, that it will stand the test of time and be considered a Big Tune?
If I can play it 2 weeks after I first make it and I still get a rush from it..I know its big
3. What is your favorite midnight snack?
cheesecake
4. Pick any producer that you would NOT want to face in a big tune battle?
Myself
5. What is your favorite part of being a producer?
Being free to create and express myself with no discrestion using the gifts and talents God gave me
1. How old were you when you made your first beat?
I was 11 years old.
2. How do you know after you've finished making a beat, that it will stand the test of time and be considered a Big Tune?
I feel it, deep in my loins.
3. What is your favorite midnight snack?
Reese's Pieces
4. Pick any producer that you would NOT want to face in a big tune battle?
DJ Quik
5. What is your favorite part of being a producer?
Watching the reaction of folkers when they hear the jam for the first time.
1. How old were you when you made your first beat?
I'm not to sure when the first official beat was but i used to break a bunch of items in my house from hittin em too hard.
2. How do you know after you've finished making a beat, that it will stand the test of time and be considered a Big Tune?
I just imagine people gettin down, and then I make the music to match the visiual. Also if I find myself standing up when im making a beat, it's usually for a reason. It's just a feeling, if it slaps, it slaps.
3. What is your favorite midnight snack?
Grapes. ha....
4. Pick any producer that you would NOT want to face in a big tune battle?
Timbaland, he's a fuckin beast. His production with a slappin P.A. could conquer a small village.
5. What is your favorite part of being a producer?
Watchin people listen to my shit, and if they enjoy what they hear, nuthin else matters in the world. I'm also very picky and a perfectionist so when i finally finish a project, and my heart is in it, i feel like i did somthing that matters. And of course i love music......
1. How old were you when you made your first beat?
I started making my own tunes when I was 22, so its been about 6 to 7 years now.
2. How do you know after you've finished making a beat, that it will stand the test of time and be considered a Big Tune?
When you finish a tune it should stand alone. It should have its own personality, and not be completely reliant on a vocal. It should tell a story without words. It should take you somewhere.
3. What is your favorite midnight snack?
chili cheese burger, but now Im trying to be more healthy so peanut butter and apples
4. Pick any producer that you would NOT want to face in a big tune battle?
Well, when I first showed up I didn't want to go against Beatoven. (which I did in the first round) but now he doesn't scare me that much. I think the new threat is Cambo. That dude is fire. I was very impressed with his beats.
5. What is your favorite part of being a producer?
Being a producer is dope. Like I said before I love being able to tell a whole story without words. It is like being a painter or sculptor. You are the one that sets the tone of the whole song. I can make you feel all sorts of ways by just the keys that I pick.
1. How old were you when you made your first beat?
14
2. How do you know after you've finished making a beat, that it will stand the test of time and be considered a Big Tune?
if u get that fuzzy feeling inside...
3. What is your favorite midnight snack?
swishers & soy lattes
4. Pick any producer that you would NOT want to face in a big tune battle?
Jay Dee (rip)
5. What is your favorite part of being a producer?
being able to to make a living and work with artists who i have respected since i was a kid.. There is nothing that is better than that rush.
1. How old were you when you made your first beat?
20
2. How do you know after you've finished making a beat, that it will stand the test of time and be considered a Big Tune?
If my head is still nodding to it the next day, then I know it's the one!!
3. What is your favorite midnight snack?
Gotta be ice cream.
4. Pick any producer that you would NOT want to face in a big tune battle?
The Bomb Squad
5. What is your favorite part of being a producer?
Favorite part is working from home, and not having to do it on the 9 to 5 schedule.
1. How old were you when you made your first beat?
I'd say 14 years old on my cousin's sp 12 back in the eighties
2. How do you know after you've finished making a beat, that it will stand the test of time and be considered a Big Tune?
I just know
3. What is your favorite midnight snack?
Mickey D's fries and a red bull!
4. Pick any producer that you would NOT want to face in a big tune battle?
I would of battled anyone, but after watchin 1 OAK ...he's got that gift!
5. What is your favorite part of being a producer?
hearin those drums over the music for the first time....cant get better than that
1. How old were you when you made your first beat?
20 Years old
2. How do you know after you've finished making a beat, that it will stand the test of time and be considered a Big Tune?
Its an unexplainable feeling, when you've made something that you know is gonna stand that test of time you just feel it. Theres no doubt about it, you just finish it up and move to the next joint.
3. What is your favorite midnight snack?
Coffee
4. Pick any producer that you would NOT want to face in a big tune battle?
Nottz or Battlecat..Both these dudes just have so much energy in their beats. When you hear their joints drop you already know its a wrap.
5. What is your favorite part of being a producer?
Really just that feeling you get when your done making a joint. Its a sfeeling no like other, it just feels good to be able to create and express yourself.
1. How old were you when you made your first beat?
11
2. How do you know after you've finished making a beat, that it will stand the test of time and be considered a Big Tune?
if i can imagine a m.c. spittin over it in front of 10, 000 people or just one person riding in their car knockin it, it passess the test, or if i start spittin too it immediately..it go...
3. What is your favorite midnight snack?
red bull, black coffee, and something chocalate
4. Pick any producer that you would NOT want to face in a big tune battle?
just blaze
5. What is your favorite part of being a producer?
making good songs, not just good beats, and seeing people moved, inspired, and motivated by something i created, plus just the actual process, digging, chopping, playing keys, the whole shit!!!
1. How old were you when you made your first beat?
18
2. How do you know after you've finished making a beat, that it will stand the test of time and be considered a Big Tune?
Because I truly enjoy listening to it again and again, and it inspires others that I play it for.
3. What is your favorite midnight snack?
I try not to do midnight snacks, but fuji apples are good.
4. Pick any producer that you would NOT want to face in a big tune battle?
Cambo.
5. What is your favorite part of being a producer?
Creating music...to me this includes working with emcees and capturing the feeling, esseence, etc. of your beat and what the emcees or artist you are collobrating is bringing to the process. And seeing people react to the music you have made...when those drums really hit, when you found or flipped that really ill sample, etc.
