Unfiltered: Fedie Demarco’s Authentic Voice in West Coast Hip-Ho
Fedie Demarco, a Watts rapper, reflects on his journey from the streets of Los Angeles to the forefront of the hip-hop scene. Born and raised
Tash of Tha Alkaholiks checks in for a classic WCS exclusive interview!
We have yet another exclusive here on WCS! Tash of the legendary West Coast group, Tha Alkaholiks, checks in for a new interview discussing the
WCS Classic Interview Series: DJ Battlecat
For this Wednesday (November 15) we go back into our vaults to bring you another classic interview. Three years ago, myself and associate Big Brother
Brooklyn is in the house as veteran NY artist Torae joins us for an exclusive WCS HipHop50 interview!
Veteran New York rapper Torae is our latest WCS HipHop50 guest! Read on as our own Todd “DG” Davis goes over our questionnaire with Torae
Fredro Starr of Onyx talks hip-hop and more in new exclusive WCS interview
The legends and stars stop through here at WCS if you haven’t learned by now. Our next special guest is actor/rapper Fredro Starr of the
MC Shy D joins us for an exclusive WCS HipHop50 interview!
Originally from the Bronx, MC Shy D is known as one of the first rap artists from Atlanta as he had moved to the region
Chip-Fu of the Fu-Schnickens joins us for an exclusive WCS HipHop50 interview!
Can we rock? What’s up doc? Today we have the speedy rhymester, Chip-Fu, from the 90’s Hip-Hop group, The Fu-Schnickens. Chip’s verses were always the
Danny Boy of House of Pain is here for an exclusive WCS HipHop50 interview!
“Jump around! Jump up, jump up, and get down!” – Who can forget the 90’s hit, “Jump Around”, by House of Pain that has become
Lil Rob checks in for an exclusive WCS interview!
Chicano rap legend Lil Rob is here for an exclusive interview on the day that his new album, All To The Bueno, hits digital streaming
Speech of Arrested Development joins us for an exclusive WCS HipHop50 interview!
Speech of Arrested Development took us all to “Tennessee” with his chill yet soulful rhyme delivery. At one point, Arrested Development was a house-hold name