After three years of moving units out the trunk and one mixtape that refused to die, Tez says the paperwork is finally signed. We caught up with him at the studio on 38th.
Read More →"I had the applications filled out. UPS, second shift." Our longest sit-down yet, after three years of him declining.
Read More →Twenty-two tracks, eleven artists, and not a single feature from outside the state line. The most complete picture of what the city sounds like right now.
Read More →Four said yes without hesitating. Five said the city has to stop competing with itself first. Three refused to go on record at all.
Read More →They cut the line off at 11:30. Nine performances, one surprise guest, and a set that had the sound guy pulling levels twice.
Read More →Eleven straight Wednesdays at the Basement. Then the sign-up sheet started coming back with her name and nobody else's.
Read More →He produced a third of Vol. 3 and hasn't taken a dollar from anybody in this city. His reasoning is more stubborn than we expected.
Read More →Forty minutes, no features, and a refusal to explain itself to anybody who isn't from there.
Read More →Demolition starts in September. At least nine local videos were filmed in that building. We went through the archive and pulled every one we could find.
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