Video: Exile - LRG Visually Heard Interview
In this episode of LRG's Visually Heard, Exile takes a minute to talk about his musical history and how his father made music that is still being sought after to this day.
Exile is behind the boards of my favorite hip-hop album of the last 5 years and I’m not that old, so it’s a big deal. His latest solo project, Radio, was made entirely from samples pulled from LA’s crowded airwaves and is an exercise in patience and scrapbooking. In these 2 pieces; shot at SF’s Different Fur Studios, Ex speaks on getting his start finger drumming, coming up with the concept of his new record, how it was almost titled Car Stereo, and what making beats while plugged into the cigarette lighter on long road trips was like. He then follows that with a couple of rub-your-eyes-is-this reality re-creation of "In Love."
Between August 2008 to August 2009, Mochilla and VTech brought you an exceptional array of musical events that pushed the boundaries of today’s music. Ethiopian jazz, Colombian Funk, Brasilian Folk, Jazz, fusion and Hip-Hop - where elders met with youth, where every idea is good, where mistakes are just part of the process and where the audience is the judge.
In "Hear The World," Eric Coleman (Mochilla), mixes the very best musical moments of the year into one completely exclusive mix CD taken from the recordings made.
Where else could you experience the music of Exile, Mulatu, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson and the Suite for Ma Dukes Orchestra, Arthur Verocai, Azymuth, Quantic and his Combo Barbaro, Karriem Riggins, Jackson Conti, and more all on one album? The answer is nowhere but on The Sounds of VTech.
Radio is not your average instrumental album. Exile did not want to just put beats on a record. He wanted everything to be unique and different, from the starting concept to the final message of Radio. Sampling vocals off the radio, Exile overcame the challenge and succeeded in creating a positive message on an instrumental album.
Here is some brand new Blu over a very smooth Exile track. The beat is actually off Exile's latest release Exile Radio, nevertheless it is another dope track from one of hip-hop's greatest duo's.
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