The homie, Donnis, has been gettin it in. Here he sits down with illROOTS to talk about his come up in the music industry, signing with Atlantic Records and where his upcoming project. Salute
Haha we were talking about this the other day when the Documentary came on my iPod lol, I do like Game as a rapper but he’s pretty much the last person I could imagine doing anything remotely gangsta check out his television debut on Change of Heart !
Corey Davis x Plush .357 Interview from Corey Davis on Vimeo.
Here’s an unreleased interview I did for Plush .357 a year ago. It never made it to the web, although it’s probably one of my favorite interviews I ever did. With appearances from Miya Bailey and Sean Falyon, we give you the inside scoop on how to become a successful designer/artist in Atlanta.
I usually could care less about a former member of The “Roc” giving their opinion on Jay, but this is Sigel one of Jay’s true friends, so it makes it all worth it. Hes clearly hurt over the fall out but its genuine and you can tell Beans is a real dude no shade check out the full 37 minute interview with Charlemagne the God on Philly Radio.. Listen Here
This is Propecia a local crack addict giving advice to a few people check her out.
With the huge success of his first solo art show “The Good, The Bad and The Exceptionally Beautiful”, we got to sit down and chat it up with Corey and ask him about his life and his first solo art show. (more…)
“I’m an artist of many different expressions. Trying to keep all this bullscript from destroying it FFISKKKKKKKKKKKKK!!” -Craig “Flux” Singleton
Another talented artist that resides in the Atlanta, Flux the Wondabat also know as Craig “Flux” Singleton.
This talented artist from Jersey turned ATLien, has quite the following for his pieces of artwork. Some of his work can be seen at City of Ink, but who is the man that they call Goldi Gold. (more…)
I’ve always wanted to interview her; she is a NC/Los Angeles native that walks on the soil of the Atlanta introducing Carla Aaron Lopez. A photographer, an artist, and an intellectual soul, with the success of her art showcase “My (black) American Life” at the City of Ink. It was an art show that featured photos centered on her life the people of color she comes across in her life.
