Having caught his break working on Dr Dre’s ‘2001’, producing records for Kendrick’s most recent album, ‘To Pimp A Butterfly’, and making up one third of super-production trio, Sa-Ra, Taz Arnold is the most prolific
It’s so hard to say what my favourite mixtape ever is but I’ll have to say that the most influential, and the one that put me on game, and this might date me – I
We meet production duo, twin brothers, Christian Rich… Firstly, briefly introduce yourself. Taiwo Hassan and Kehinde Hassan. Where are you from? Born in Chicago, raised in Lagos, Nigeria and Chicago. How would you describe your
To name my favourite mixtape is definitely a hard question, but I’ll have to go for Lupe Fiasco’s Fahrenheit 1/15: The Truth Is Among Us, which is the first of four tapes he did under
Disclaimer: G HerbO doesn’t fit the themE of this issue at all. He made the cut because Viper’s editor is a super fan. But just in case you haven’t jumped on the Chicago rapper’s wave
LNDN DRGS are not your average hip-hop group. Consisting of rapper Jay Worthy and producer Sean House, the California duo is as hard-hitting as they are slick and smooth. One listen to their last project,
You can take the kid out of London but you can’t take London out of the kid; and the first lady of Awful Records, ABRA, is living proof. Even as the London-born, Atlanta-repping singer/songwriter/producer poses
In a new web-series, Viper reached out to some of the most popular artists around to name their favourite mixtape, and what it means to them both as artists and individuals. For our inaugural feature we asked the
Everything Chuck Inglish drops is worth paying close attention to. But this latest release is extra special, thanks to the appearance of the UK’s own, Yasmin. Taken from his stunning album, ‘Everybody’s Big Brother’, released
You might not know his name, but you’ll definitely know Mike Miller’s photography. This LA native has shot album artwork for the biggest name in West Coast rap during the late eighties and early nineties,
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Having caught his break working on Dr Dre’s ‘2001’, producing records for Kendrick’s most recent album, ‘To Pimp A Butterfly’, and making up one third of super-production trio, Sa-Ra, Taz Arnold is the most prolific
It’s so hard to say what my favourite mixtape ever is but I’ll have to say that the most influential, and the one that put me on game, and this might date me – I
We meet production duo, twin brothers, Christian Rich… Firstly, briefly introduce yourself. Taiwo Hassan and Kehinde Hassan. Where are you from? Born in Chicago, raised in Lagos, Nigeria and Chicago. How would you describe your
To name my favourite mixtape is definitely a hard question, but I’ll have to go for Lupe Fiasco’s Fahrenheit 1/15: The Truth Is Among Us, which is the first of four tapes he did under
Disclaimer: G HerbO doesn’t fit the themE of this issue at all. He made the cut because Viper’s editor is a super fan. But just in case you haven’t jumped on the Chicago rapper’s wave
LNDN DRGS are not your average hip-hop group. Consisting of rapper Jay Worthy and producer Sean House, the California duo is as hard-hitting as they are slick and smooth. One listen to their last project,
You can take the kid out of London but you can’t take London out of the kid; and the first lady of Awful Records, ABRA, is living proof. Even as the London-born, Atlanta-repping singer/songwriter/producer poses
In a new web-series, Viper reached out to some of the most popular artists around to name their favourite mixtape, and what it means to them both as artists and individuals. For our inaugural feature we asked the
Everything Chuck Inglish drops is worth paying close attention to. But this latest release is extra special, thanks to the appearance of the UK’s own, Yasmin. Taken from his stunning album, ‘Everybody’s Big Brother’, released
You might not know his name, but you’ll definitely know Mike Miller’s photography. This LA native has shot album artwork for the biggest name in West Coast rap during the late eighties and early nineties,