Are you and Talib Kweli working on a new Reflection Eternal?
Yeah, we’re working here and there. There’s nothing really solid. We work whenever we can. We have to sit down and figure out what we want to do. We have songs that have been recorded. We just did three new songs for his upcoming album. You guys have been working together forever. How has your relationship with Kweli grown over the years? Truthfully, I think it’s grown apart. We were a group and we were doing a lot together. We don’t really do that as much now. I think it’s grown as far as business and respecting each other as men as opposed to just being friends in the business. How do you feel hearing Reflection Eternal today? I love it, man. I’m just trying to capture that energy all the time. That record has all my efforts from when I started making beats. That’s Tek’s state-of-the-art work. All the work I put in during my whole career up to that point is on that album. Is there any chance of a new Mood album happening? I don’t know. I don’t know. I might not have nothing to do wit
