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In this MartyrTV exclusive, Ottawa hip-hop group Philly Moves reveal the secret to staying warm on the scene, year in and year out, in the country’s blistery capital city: Consistent flow and a positive message.
Aloe Blacc gets his George Orwell on in this MartyrTV exclusive, as the crooner/rapper explains how he spent time away from rhyming to learn how to “write a song [and] tell a story properly, with a few words.”
Minnesota Rhymesayer Brother Ali unveils in the third installment of the Reap and Sew Sessions how he left everything (wife included) but his rhymes in pursuit of a life of truth.
MartyrTV takes you backstage with the Jersey native and his Canadian counterpart, Toronto’s Saukrates, to reveal the clout that hip-hop from the north, especially of late, is starting garner in the south.
On the heels of the release of Cashtro’s highly anticipated new LP, Crosbyfication, the team Pittsburgh to the Parliament alumn drops an exclusive freestyle for MartyrTV and Captivate Creative Studios.
Hip-Hop super-group Slaughterhouse have been fielding questions about rumours they’re signing to Shady Records almost since the group’s inception. The guys put questions to rest in this MartyrTV exclusive.
In the second instalment of the Reap and Sew Sessions, MartyrTV’s Remi L. Roy sits down with Pharoahe Monch to discuss his 20-years in the game, from Organized Konfusion to his latest concoction, WAR.
The Creepshow sit down with MartyrTV to discuss being robbed by fake cops in Spain, the latest album, Run for your Life, and the pros and cons of sounding like zombies on stage after too much Jagermeister.
K-os discusses his new album, Yes!, and unveils what inspired the idea for the Karma Tour, a series of free shows where fans are asked to pay what they feel the show is worth, after the set is finished.
An LMFAO concert is no place for the rubes, the youngsters or the prudes. Debauchery is in abundance whenever Red Foo and Sky Blu take to the stage. Enjoy the experience from backstage.
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