-MGMN Remix (Sacramento, California)
-Sam B Remix (Los Angeles, California)
-Sleazy Stereo Remix (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
-Todd iGo Original Mix (Woodland, California)

1. What inspires you to sit down in the studio and make music?

Most of the time it is simply a matter of ideas for tracks and tunes that pop up in my head. A lot of things can start this process, like watching an impressive movie, listening to music on the road, stuff like that. My passion for electronic music makes me want to sit down almost every day and work on a track one way or another.

2. I heard your latest remix with R3hab and not to long ago you remixed a Dada Life track, both were insane, What’s next on your schedule?

I really enjoy working with R3hab and we always have great chemistry when producing in the studio together. There is a lot more coming up that is for sure. The next thing you can expect is a new R3hab & Ferruccio Salvo original, which we hope to finish soon. Pretty sick stuff!

3. If you were to go outside of your comfort zone and make a record of a genre you have never done, what genre would you do?

Then I would love to work on really big productions, like Lady Gaga or Katy Perry for instance. What I love about this type of music is that it is mainly electronic, so this suits me very well of course.

4. Who is your favorite artist in the world today?

I really cannot answer this question. There is not one artist that stands out as no.1 for me, but there are several artists / groups that I really love and admire and all in very different genres. Some of my favorites are Deadmau5, Dr Dre, Coldplay, Lady Gaga, Smash Mouth, Skrillex, Phoenix, Daft Punk and Aicia Keys. You can see how it would be hard to choose just one from this list!

5. What got you started in EDM music, where did it all begin?

I started out playing keyboard and piano when I was about six. My interest in EDM and making my own productions started when I was around fourteen years old. I was still taking lessons for the piano and played records frequently as well. Once I bought my first computer that had MIDI and added an analog synthesizer to my set-up, I was sold and could only focus on making my own music and DJing.

6. What is the most frustrating part of the music business to you?

It is not really in my nature to complain about things. Even if something bad happens to you, I think it is really important to make the best of things and look for solutions rather than complain. So far I love being in the music business and I would not trade my profession for anything else! So basically, I very rarely get frustrated and if I do, it will not be about something music related!

7. What is your personal greatest accomplishment that you have achieved so far musically?

That all my tracks are supported by the biggest names in the scene. It feels great to know my music is recognized and appreciated both by audiences and international artists and DJs as well. So far a lot of my music has seen support from artists like Laidback Luke, Dada Life, Afrojack, David Guetta and so on.

8. What artists did you listen to growing up? Have they influenced your music at all today?

In my case only very little I would have to say. I am always looking out for new music to explore so there is not much that I used to listen to 10 years ago that I still listen to a lot today. Of course parts of that old music will always have some influence, but I like to think that expanding your horizon and keeping an eye out for new trends and musical genres is way more important.

9. Got any shows coming up? Ever plan to come to the United States?

I will be playing at several festivals here in The Netherlands this summer and I have some international gigs coming up as well, including a trip to Morocco together with R3hab. Also I plan on going to the next WMC in Miami, but that is still al long way into the future. Without a doubt a lot is happening for me now and I also have a very busy schedule in the studio, working on new productions and remixes.

10. Anything you would to say to the readers of Speaker Leak?

Aside from the new R3hab & Ferruccio Salvo original I mentioned earlier, I was in the studio with R3hab last week and we finished another super crazy banger. It will be released on Afrojack’s ‘Wall Recordings’ soon. Both tracks are something to look out for, so be sure to stay updated!

1. How long ago did you start producing music?

R3hab: Around when I was eighteen, but I was fooling around with editing and stuff a while before that already.

2. Were you always into Electro House / Dance (etc.) music?

R3hab: Yes, though my taste in music is very broad I found out very early on that I had a special love for electronic music. What got me excited even more is the power of electronic music that really rocks the dance floor.

3. Plan on dropping an Album or EP anytime soon?

R3hab: My latest track will be released very soon on Afrojack’s label ‘Wall Recordings’. This is one I’ve worked on for a long time and I’m really happy it has gained such enthusiastic support from Afrojack already. Also a new collaboration with Ferruccio Salvo is coming up soon. We are fine-tuning the last parts of the track and I can tell you now it’s going to be massive!

4. I saw on Twitter the other day you were in the studio with Afrojack, Can you let us in on that? What are you working on together? When it will be released?

R3hab: We just made a new track together which I’m very excited about. You can check out a preview on youtube here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4EYGv0EbUU&feature=channel_video_title

It has got a lot of people talking already and luckily it will be released soon on Afrojack’s ‘Wall Recordings’.

5. What artists did you look up to in the music industry growing up?

R3hab: A lot of electronic dance artists like Switch, Deadmau5, etc.

6. You have an amazing and different sound, how did you come about engineering / forming your unique style?

R3hab: It’s all about the music that I like and the styles that influence me. Also it’s very important not to restrict yourself in what you are doing when working on a track. For example, if I feel like putting in a sort of hip-hop type beat then I will do just that. If I would like to mix this up with some trancy stuff I will also just do that. I know many other producers force themselves towards a certain direction a lot, but I always like to keep an open mind and experiment.

7. Going on tour? Have any shows / events coming up that you’ll be playing at?

R3hab: Right now I am about to leave for Las Vegas and there’s also some great festivals in The Netherlands coming up this summer. Also I’ll be visiting Geneve, Marrakech, Azerbedjan, Belgium and Germany frequently during the coming time.

8. If you could make a track with any 3 people, who would they be?

R3hab: Axwell, Deadmau5 and of course Dr. Dre.

9. Where do you want to take your music, in the long run of everything what are you trying to do?

R3hab: I would like to make tracks that bring energy and madness to the dance floor. Stuff that people will remember because when it dropped they went completely bananas that night. Also I would like to expand my horizon a little and work together with pop and hip-hop artists. I think there’s a lot that can be achieved if talented people from different genres of music put their minds and creativeness together.

10. Anything you would like to say to the readers of Speaker Leak?

R3hab: Follow me on twitter to get updates on the latest gigs and music I’m working on: http://www.twitter.com/djr3hab

Also, add me on Facebook and drop a line some time: http://www.facebook.com/pages/R3hab/115545381802707

R3hab Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/djr3hab

R3hab Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/R3hab/115545381802707

1. What made you decide to get into music?

Allan Guevara: It wasn’t a decision of mine. It just became a part of me. I believe it chose me. This is because music has surrounded me since before I was born. My mother is a great singer and my dad is a great pianist/musician. They had a band called “The Counterpoint Band” and they would (before and after I was born) tour California and other countries like Japan playing music by legends such as Earth Wind and Fire, Michael Jackson, Donna Summer, The Village People, etc.  Mainly oldies.  So all that influence coupled with the curiosity of how each of the band’s instruments worked just invited me into the world of music production/playing.  I’d always fiddle with the instruments whenever they were offstage lol.

2. Were you always interested in electronic / house / trance music?

Allan Guevara: Nope. I really thought it was too much for me when I was a teen. I didn’t like it. The intensity, loudness, and repetitiveness was just noise to me. I was just glued to the radio like many and maybe Daft Punk, Eiffel 65, and Modjo would play every now and then, but I guess I just regarded that as just plain radio music mixed with everything else. I liked that stuff though. I just didn’t know what genre it was yet. I was mostly into hip-hop, RnB, and Classical. By then I was producing hip-hop songs for fun. I didn’t really get into dance music until EDC 2009. It was my first music festival so it really changed my mind about music.  There were so many different genres and sub-genres of that music. But Trance is the stuff that got me. I noticed how this music moves people not only physically but the way it moves people emotionally was beyond anything I knew. It literally took me to a different world. That moment I realized that I also wanted to do that to people.  I used to always think that music was about how much you can impress people with your skills. I found that “moving” people (emotionally) with your music is much greater than any skill. Trance music helped me realize that.

3. Who are some artists that you look up to?

Allan Guevara: Pharrell, Coldplay, Usher, The Dream, Enya, Eric Clapton, Armin Van Buuren, and the musical genius Nobuo Uematsu.

4. What is your game plan for 2011?

Allan Guevara: Drop my EP Matrix of Life soon!  Become a full-fledged DJ!  Get more fans!  Play more shows!  And just keep making music!

5. I know you have songs on soundcloud, are you planning to distribute your music through iTunes sometime?

Allan Guevara: Yes of course!  In a couple of months or sooner!

6. You’ve played at Risque before, do you plan to do more events anytime soon?

Allan Guevara: YES!  I have no big events planned yet.  But I’m definitely going to!

7. What is your ultimate goal in music?

Allan Guevara: To be moderately proficient in every musical instrument in the world (got a long way to go, but I got piano, guitar, bass, drums, trombone down so far).  To finally be living off of producing/DJing/writing music.

8. What is your favorite memory you have involving music?

Allan Guevara: My favorite memories lie in jamming with good friends. It’s just the togetherness and sharing one great thing in common. The music. One particular jam session me, David, DJ, and REX got together and played “Seven Days” by Craig David. It was fun because it was like teaching an orchestra.  They didn’t know the song, so I picked all 4 guitars out by ear by listening to the song. And instead of looking for tabs, I tought each of them how to play each guitar I heard. Then one after another, we’d introduce each guitar until all of us were playing, just like the song! Then the whole “orchestra” was playing! I’ll never forget that.

9. If you could collaborate with any 3 artists on a album who would they be?

Allan Guevara: Pharrell of course, Coldplay, and Wolfgang Gartner.

10. Anything you’d like to say to the readers of Speaker Leak?

Allan Guevara: I’d like to say thank you for reading and hope you like my music too!  Follow me on twitter @Allan_Guevara .  Add me on facebook.com/pages/Allan-Guevara/136477226384153 .  And be prepared for Allan Guevara to start pumpin out some crazy stuff in 2011!!!!!!

Allan Guevara Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Allan-Guevara/136477226384153

Allan Guevara Twitter: http://twitter.com/Allan_Guevara

Allan Guevara YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/allanguevara87

Allan Guevara Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/allan-guevara

1. I know your company began in 2008 and has been a huge hit since.  How do you think Pink Dolphin has progressed / changed since then?

Pink Dolphin: We’ve definitely came a long way within the last 2 years. At first we were just printing dope t-shirts and sweaters and for all our fans that have followed every season, we’ve progressed with a larger selection of gear.

2. How have some the design styles changed since the company was started?

Pink Dolphin: Everything that we are doing is going to be a progression with all the creators lifestyles and as we get older, designs are going to be maturing. We’re not going to speak much on what we have planned for the next 5 years, but you will be seeing it slowly evolving and designs will be maturing. None of this will ever be in a sell-out way because our mission statement is to create clothing that is unique, but we will be introducing new items every season as we have in the past and watching us do this will be like a kid going from middle school to high school to college to graduation and on.

3. Why the name “Pink Dolphin”?

Pink Dolphin: It was honestly a random name we chose because it was unique and helped us stand out. It doesn’t really have to do with anything its just really based.

4. For anyone who doesn’t know, who were the people who started Pink Dolphin?

Pink Dolphin: Pink Dolphin was created in early 2008 by 3 young entrepreneurs; Young L, Cena and EZ.

5. Whats next for the company? New lines?

Pink Dolphin: You will definitely be seeing a new line every season as have been doing since our Fall 2008 line. 2011 is the year we will be hitting selected boutiques across the country as well so more people who don’t shop online can buy our stuff in their local streetwear boutiques.

6. Who are some of the major artists who have worn Pink Dolphin clothing?

Pink Dolphin: We’ve been blessed to have a lot of dope artists showing us love all across the country. Big Sean, Wiz Khalifa, Lil B, Dev, The Cataracs, Ya Boy, Boogz Boogetz, Curren$y just to name a few.

7. What has been some of the most rewarding things from being a part of Pink Dolphin?

Pink Dolphin: Honestly, when we see people wearing our clothes around, it just shows how big our fanbase is getting and how loyally people represent out brand. Its all about the consumers and its really the reason we do it. Making and wearing our own clothes is also really rewarding; to see a design go from paper to digital to actually seeing and wearing the finished product.

8. What should everyone look out for in 2011 from you guys?

Pink Dolphin: We’re introducing our new logo early 2011 – shhhh! But we are of course going to be using our signature plus sign and japanese letter logo forever. Other than that, stay tuned for more accessories that other clothing lines aren’t doing. Make sure you keep an eye open for all the retailers we will be hitting in 2011 as well.

9. If you were to open up a single store anywhere in the world where would you want it to be?

Pink Dolphin: We want to open our flagship store really soon either in SF or LA, But our dream flagship store would be in Tokyo. We have a lot of love for the Japanese streetwear market because they are so ahead in fashion and technology, and most of the new trends out here in the US have already been done in Japan couple years ago. Not to go into too much detail about it yet, but our flagship store is going to be a lot different than all the other brand’s stores. From the theme to the store layout, its going to be ridiculously crazy.

10. Anything you would like to say to the readers of Speaker Leak?

Pink Dolphin: Make sure you follow us on twitter @PinkDolphinCo for all the latest updates from new gear to new retailers and everything else in between. God Bless and be a Legend At Your Craft. Always.

Pink Dolphin (website): http://www.pinkdolphinonline.com

Pink Dolphin (Twitter): http://twitter.com/PINKDOLPHINCO

1. How old were you when you first started making beats?

Skate Bravo: I Was About 15 But Played Around Wit Fl Studio Back In MiddleSchool For Fun, Never Was Really Serious But I Always Loved Music and knew I wanted to be apart of It someday.

2. Who was one of the first producers who inspired you?

Skate Bravo: Pharrell is the best and like big Brother to me, inspired me to themost producing wise and like a big motivation to get where he is at and better in the music industry. But as in soundclick producer’s, Juliano, Epik, Yung Exclusive, and Vybe.

3. I’ve seen you have done collabs with Johnny Juliano, how was that?

Skate Bravo: It was inspiration and also surprising because we had our up’s anddown’s but it was great!!!

4. What’s the most difficult part of producing beats?

Skate Bravo: Mixing everything perfect so the bass won’t oversub and drownout sounds and leveling everything out. Everything else is easy if
you got imagination.

5. How do you think of beats and melodies?

Skate Bravo: It’s easy to come up with if you got the right inspiration andmotivation of creating an different sound.

6. About how many beats have you made in your career?

Skate Bravo: 700 plus maybe even 1000 lol

7. If you could have any artist get on one of your beats who would it be?

Skate Bravo: Pharrell, Young Jeezy, Rick Ross, Soulja Boy, Keri Hilson, Lady Gaga, Llyod, 50 Cent, T, Drake, Lil Wayne, Chris Brown, Rihanna, Nicki Minaj, TI, Many more but for now those main people first.

8. Got any big news for the future? Projects? More collabs?

Skate Bravo: As of now I don’t know any new’s but Lil information from artist,and future collab’s hopefully with Vybe Epik and Johnny Juliano. And plans for the future is to make 10k plus a month and live off what I love to do, create a business where I get artists involved with my music and build a empire.

9. Whats your biggest dream?

Skate Bravo: To be comfortable with the top producers of the music industry and become a big motivation to all upcoming producers, invent a new sound and new stream of new music, create a family, own main businesses as of Starbucks, Mcdonalds Etc. Build a business, build a Carter, build a empire become 1 of the many greatest producers and
live comfortable!!

10. Anything you’d like to say to the readers of Speaker Leak?

Skate Bravo: Study hard, never stop, always know you can do it, always try,always work as if you’re homeless or poor because it pushes you out of your comfortable zone, become the inventor, not an Invention !! Best advice : “You Can Do Anything and If You Think Its Not Possible Then Its You That Can’t Accomplish And Create The Lifestyle You Wanna Live”

Skate Bravo (Soundclick): www.SkateBravo.com

Skate Bravo (Twitter): http://twitter.com/SkateBravo

1. Where are you from?

nanosauR: I’m from the far east bay, in a little town named Oakley. A few towns before the first bart stop.

2. Your music is so different and appealing, how did you form the sound you have today?

nanosauR: Thank you, i guess it’s all just been a mix of all the different types of genres I’ve been listening to over the years, It all just sort of influenced my sound in one way or another.

3. I see you have done music before with “Dev” how was that? Are you good friends with her?

nanosauR: Yeah, we’ve done a couple songs together. We actually met online even tho we live pretty close to each other and we’ve stayed good friends since then.

4. Have you done any shows? Any shows coming up?

nanosauR: I’ve yet to do a live show but it’s mosdefinitely in the works. I’m still forming my backing band and getting used to playing with other musicians so it’s a little tough at first but I’ll get a hang of it.

5. If you could collab with any artist in the world who would it be?

nanosauR: Oh man, I would love to work with Morrisey or Swizz Beats. I get alot of influence from The Smiths and all their teen angst lyrics but I also admire Swizz Beats production techniques. He just has a way of making a banger out of any sample he gets his hands on.

6. Any albums or mixtapes coming out?

nanosauR: I am currently working on and finishing up my debut album ‘Shades’ and I’ll be doing a short run of 100 gold casette tapes that will include the link to download the online version of the album as well. Oh, and i’ll most likely do a run of CD’s also for all you up to date people. haha

7. I really like your song “shade” any story behind that track?

nanosauR: It’s actually all inspired from a short thing i had with this girl. It was all written while i was with her and i just never had a chance to record it until a few months later, but i showed her eventually and she enjoyed it so i was glad i put it out there. Now i’ve kinda just been making music that all borrows from the same theme of that song. It’s just alot easier to vent thru lyrics than it is to talk to people, but maybe that’s just me.

8. What’s your studio set up like?

nanosauR: It’s funny actually. The core of my studio is a small little Netbook the size of a book, that i run my MicroKorg into via midi. The reason most of my songs are so minimal is because this little netbook cant handle all these synths I’m running in Reason 4. It all works out tho pretty good, especially since i can make a instrumental literally anywhere i go. As far as recording vocals go, I’ve just been having to record at friends home studios since a power shortage ended up busting the audio interface i had for my microphones. But, hey… I guess everything happens for a reason.

9. What’s one of your goals for 2011?

nanosauR: I’m mosdefinitely focused on just getting out as much music as i can in this new year coming, I’m just 100% focused and more ready than ever to just do the damn thang and get myself out and known for making some good music you can either chill out and smoke a jeffrey too, or something you can just dance your ass off with.

10. Anything you want to say to the readers of Speaker Leak?

nanosauR: I just want to thank Speaker Leak for giving me a chance to shine and giving my music some new exposure to it’s awesome readers!

nanosauR (Myspace): www.myspace.com/officialnanosaur

nanosauR (Bandcamp): http://nanosaur.bandcamp.com

nanosauR (reverbnation): http://www.reverbnation.com/nanosaur

nanosauR (Twitter): http://twitter.com/trifelifemike

1. Where you from?

Black C (RBL Posse): San Francisco, Ca. (Hunter’s Point)

2. I know your a part of the legendary Bay Area group
RBL Posse, what has that been like?

Black C (RBL Posse): It’s been been one of the best things to happen for me, I did it for fun for the love I had for music, and now I make a livin doing what I love, and it helped me get out the projects in Hunter’s Point.

3. Have any solo projects we should look out for in the future?

Black C (RBL Posse):  Besides my new “70’s Baby” Lp that just dropped, i’m working on a album titled “Black Caeser” and a smoke album titled “The Bong Show”….Stay Tuned.

4. What artists did you listen to while you were growing up?

Black C (RBL Posse): A lil bit of everything from Marvin Gaye, Freddie Jackson, George Clinton to Boy George, Phil Collins, Devo to Steele Pulse, Gregory Isaac and Bob Marley.

5. Any shows coming up soon? If so where at?

Black C (RBL Posse): I just did a few shows in Denver, Co. my next show is in Crescent City, Ca. December 18th

6. At what age did you start rapping?

Black C (RBL Posse): I started at age 17

7. Are you doing any collaborations with other artists at the moment?

Black C (RBL Posse): No, not at the moment

8. If you could go on tour all over the country with any artist you want who would you have tour with you?

Black C (RBL Posse): Anybody who hot, hungry, and dont have a big ego, and can help generate a good crowd, but nobody in paticular.
9. What is your favorite microphone brand to record with?

Black C (RBL Posse): The AKG 414, I used that mic since I started rappin.

10. Anything you’d like to say to the readers of Speaker Leak?

Black C (RBL Posse): Follow us on Twitter.com/RBLPosse, Myspace.com/RBLPosse, Reverbnation.com/RBLPosse,
70’s Baby Instores now! Thanks for the Support…1luv

Black C (RBL Posse) Myspace: www.myspace.com/RBLPosse

Black C (RBL Posse) Twitter: www.twitter.com/RBLPosse

Black C (RBL Posse) YouTube: www.youtube.com/BlackCza

Black C (RBL Posse) Website: www.TheRightWayProductions.com

Back C (RBL Posse) ReverbNation: www.reverbnation.com/RBLPosse

1. How long have you been making/producing music?

Mike Diamond: Musically I give myself a pat on the back for learning how to understand music with no formal music background or training. A lot of djs have some type of music background but I just started with a pair of turntables and records then went for it.

3. I know you do Risque nights every month,
  How did that get started?

Mike Diamond: Long story short after throwing house parties for about 2 years and gaining a following tired of the norm in Sacramento and surrounding cities I was offered the chance to take my party to the club. I took a risk and it worked. Now we have one of the best dance nights in California after only 2 years and a few months.

4. For anyone who has never been to Risque, what would you say the events are like?

Mike Diamond: Pretty damn crazy. You name it and I’ve probably seen it. The energy there is hard to put into words. People just happy to be having a good time, worry free and genuinely there for the music and atmosphere we help create.

5. What should we plan to see from you in the future?

Mike Diamond: As stated earlier I now am diving into the music world with more aggression so definitely some original production as well as a group project that is going to shake things up. I also plan on having more monthly events for the 18+ and 21+ as well.

6. If you had to pick one song to be the soundtrack of your life what song would it be?

Mike Diamond: It’s not a dance track but it’s a beast of a song. It’s called ‘Duck, Hush And Be Still’ by VETO. It’s a song I play almost before and after every gig actually. It talks about not running from your problems and making wherever you call home better. Pretty much exactly what I’m trying to do. Everyone should check it out.

7. If you had to label yourself under a certain genre which one would it be?

Mike Diamond: As a dj I’m definitely more on the indie/electro-house/big room/dutch side of things. As you can tell my style is a little hard to label and that’s why I think I’ve gotten so far. I play what I like and others like my taste so it kind of just works out.

8. What was the greatest show you have been to?

Mike Diamond: EDC in LA this past summer was definitely the biggest and best. It changed my life and made me push even harder after seeing people doing the same thing I am get so much love and support. Honorable mention goes to HARD because that also helped motivate me to keep at it as well.

9. If you could host an event anywhere in the world where would it be? And who would you choose to perform with you?

Mike Diamond: Hmm probably somewhere in Paris or maybe even just California since they rarely come here as a group but I’d definitely have Swedish House Mafia come out for that. That would be pretty damn epic.

10. Anything you would like to say to the readers of Speaker Leak?

Mike Diamond: My biggest and last thing is DON’T GIVE UP. EVER. NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS. I emphasize that so much because of all the wasted talent I’ve seen due to people not following through or distractions in life. It’s over when you say it’s over and no one else.

Mike Diamond SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/mikediamond

Mike Diamond Twitter: http://twitter.com/mikedmnd

Mike Diamond Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/mikediamond87

1. How long have you been producing music?

TELLINGBEATZZ: Making music generally, i think 3 – 4 years, but i tried me as a rapper first and it turned me into making beats after a while. So i guess i make beats for around 3 years but i’m only one year really serious about what i do.

2. Where are you from?

TELLINGBEATZZ: I’m born and raised in munich, germany.

3. Are they’re a lot of producers from there?

TELLINGBEATZZ: A few, the hip hop scene in germany is for sure not so big if you compare it with the states or france, but we’re doing good. I think the most successful german producers are Shuko and Dj Desue from berlin. They worked also for a lot of famous american artists, such as Jay-z, Dmx, Lil Wayne and Beanie Sigel, just to name a few.

4. What made you want to start creating music?

TELLINGBEATZZ: Because i’m broke, lol. Naw i always loved music and had a passion for it.

5. What has been your biggest accomplishment so far?

TELLINGBEATZZ: For me personally the biggest accomplishment is that people all over the world are interested and willing to give me money for what i love to do, but i worked also for a lot of semi-famous labels and artists like Josh Martinez, Kritikal or Hypersonic Records from australia.

6. Whats your next goal that your trying to reach?

TELLINGBEATZZ: I guess i’m in the mood for a producer album and a few major placements. That would be great.

7. Who are some of your favorite artists?

TELLINGBEATZZ: My favourite producers are Jake One, The Alchemist and Mike Shinoda, his Fort Minor project was awesome and “The Rising Tied” is one of the best albums i know.

8. Will we see any collaborations from you and other producers in the future?

TELLINGBEATZZ: Yeah, for sure. I will definitely work on a few collabos with Anno Domini.

9. What is your favorite program that you run?

TELLINGBEATZZ: I use Logic 8 every day.

10. Any thing you would like to say to the Speaker Leak readers?

TELLINGBEATZZ: Thank you, check me out!

TELLINGBEATZZ SOUNDCLICK:

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=858705

TELLINGBEATZZ TWITTER:

http://twitter.com/TELLINGTWEETS