I'll admit to being the kind of guy who would have moaned about producers moving away from hardware samplers in favour of computers running software, damn Id moan about people using keyboards and not sampling, looking back now Im glad my perspective has changed, I really couldn't care what people use or if their sound is rough/smooth. Its just do I like it or not thats that matters to me, and Im guessing 99% of folks for years now.
And heres the thing that K-Def needs to wake up to, his music isn't pleasing the underground heads or folks who listen to the radio, he's just not relevant.
I know some of his old shit gets re-released and snapped up and that probably gives him an inflated view of his relevance in modern day music.
EDIT: K-Def really comes of ok in that interview, and is mainly speaking in retrospect,.
And heres the thing that K-Def needs to wake up to, his music isn't pleasing the underground heads or folks who listen to the radio, he's just not relevant.
I know some of his old shit gets re-released and snapped up and that probably gives him an inflated view of his relevance in modern day music.
EDIT: K-Def really comes of ok in that interview, and is mainly speaking in retrospect,.
