What made you want to put out “Orange Moon Over Brooklyn” on Soulspazm?
Basically, when me and Marco first got up to record, we were just going to do an EP, and bang out six songs. Then Marco got asked to do Beat Society. So the cats that run Soulspazm also run Beat Society. They were feeling what they heard from Marco, so we all sat down and things just worked out. I told them Marco and I could lace an album real quick, and they were with it. We went back to the studio and banged out the rest of the album in three or four weeks. We were grinding hard working on it, and there you go. You’ve always stayed consistent with your lyrics, what’s allowed you to do that? I don’t know man. I just love the music. There’s nothing complex about it. I love the music, I love the feeling of being onstage, and I love seeing the reactions from people when I spit a rhyme, that shock and awe gives me the drive to continue making this music. I’ve been doing this half of my life, and I’m not going to stop. And I’m not going to conform myself to be on a major label. If a major
