Post by Adam B on Jun 20, 2006 7:54:58 GMT -5
Killah Priest Interview
by Adam Bernard
At a certain point in time The Wu-Tang Clan's cup had runneth over with Wu affiliates. Everywhere you looked another album was popping up with the Wu logo on it. In 2006 a lot of the affiliates are gone, but one artist that has remained is Killah Priest. In early 1998 Killah Priest dropped Heavy Mental, an album that would cement his place as a top MC among his Wu brethren, and now eight years and a handful of albums later he's going the independent route with "The Offering". Though "The Offering" isn't due out until October, the mix-CD Prelude To "The Offering" is out now and Killah Priest sat down with us at RapReviews to talk about his work, the new direction Wu-Tang is taking, and to spread a little knowledge about what's different about Killah Priest this time around.
For the full interview click here: www.rapreviews.com/interview/kpriest06.html
by Adam Bernard
At a certain point in time The Wu-Tang Clan's cup had runneth over with Wu affiliates. Everywhere you looked another album was popping up with the Wu logo on it. In 2006 a lot of the affiliates are gone, but one artist that has remained is Killah Priest. In early 1998 Killah Priest dropped Heavy Mental, an album that would cement his place as a top MC among his Wu brethren, and now eight years and a handful of albums later he's going the independent route with "The Offering". Though "The Offering" isn't due out until October, the mix-CD Prelude To "The Offering" is out now and Killah Priest sat down with us at RapReviews to talk about his work, the new direction Wu-Tang is taking, and to spread a little knowledge about what's different about Killah Priest this time around.
For the full interview click here: www.rapreviews.com/interview/kpriest06.html