Clams Casino
Injecting hip hop with a healthy dose of Internet-age experimentalism
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Once you throw something out there on the Internet, anything can happen.
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Lil B never tells me when stuff is going to come out. Once stuff gets on YouTube, I always have to make sure to put my name on it and tag it so people know it's me.
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I usually take a song and make like three or four beats with the same sample, but they all sound different.
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The genus of your sound complements physical therapy...
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It's the same Imogen Heap sample on 'Bass' by A$AP Rocky as it is on 'I'm God' by Lil B. I just flipped it different.
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I send beats all over the place, and if people don't respond fast enough, I'm just like, "Alright, this beat is going to someone else."
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Imogen Heap hasn't said anything to me yet. I hope one day she'll reach out and let me know what she thinks.
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Interviewer
Noz
As the man behind the seminal hip hop blog Cocaine Blunts and its little brother Tumblinerb (as well as an entertaining and informative Twitter account), Andrew ‘Noz’ Nosnitsky still engages in the nearly unheard act of actually providing witty, substance-rich commentary and analysis. Coming up as a blogger for XXL, Noz’s self-titled “wide frame survey of hip hop” and scholarly research are backed with years of engagement, and have earned him prominent features in influential publications such as The Wire, Pitchfork, Billboard, The Fader, and for National Public Radio, as well as a regular column on Pitchfork.
bout to watch this @clammyclams interview because he is the shit http://t.co/EdeWiTnBqC
Mon, May 06, 2013 03:12:52