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THE INTERVIEW with ADRIAN YOUNGE (opens the original)
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When you have over 40 albums to your name, score hit TV shows, and run two independent record labels, taking a step back might sound tempting to most people. But for multi-instrumentalist, producer, composer, and Jazz Is Dead co-founder Adrian Younge, stopping simply isn't an option. Recently, HYFIN Music Director, Anthony Foster, caught up with the Los Angeles-based music visionary to talk about his endless output, transitioning from hip-hop sampler to full-blown orchestra composer, and why mak
THE INTERVIEW with MIC KING (opens the original)
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Philly-born, Brooklyn-based MC Mic King joined A-BIZ on HYFIN’s...THE INTERVIEW to discuss his music career and upcoming project, For Your Consideration . Packed with beats from heavyweights like Just Blaze, Hit-Boy, Scott Storch, and Conductor Williams, the project highlights King’s technical prowess alongside rap royalty. In the interview, King shared the behind-the-scenes stories of collaborating with legends, including getting in the studio with Ghostface Killah for "Count On It" and securin
THE INTERVIEW with JALEN NGONDA (opens the original)
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When Jalen Ngonda logged into his recent interview with HYFIN Music Director Anthony Foster, he was hiding out indoors, battling an uncharacteristic UK heatwave. But heatwaves aside, the Maryland-born, London-based soul powerhouse has been on a serious roll. Hot on the heels of his latest Daptone Records release, Doctrine of Love , Ngonda took a breath between tour dates to break down how a few years of relentless gigging—and a healthy obsession with James Brown, New Orleans soul, and ‘60s folk
CHUCK STRANGERS...THE INTERVIEW (opens the original)
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When Chuck Strangers sits down to talk about Glory of the King's Hand (Lex Records) , it feels less like a standard promo run and more like a late-night chat with an old friend. He opens up about how this album represents a major shift in perspective: it's all about playing the cards you're dealt instead of measuring your life with someone else's ruler. Chuck talks about how he deliberately chose to step away from his usual comfort zone. Known for being a powerhouse producer-rhymer since his ear
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