Just Blaze Reveals Jay-z’s Song, ‘girls, Girls, Girls’ Was Originally Meant For Ghostface Killah
The creator of the classic track “Girls Girls, Girls” Just Blaze describes the process used in bringing the song to life. He also takes an in-depth look into the production of Jay-Z’s smash album The Blueprint.
Recently, the legendary producer and DJ, creator of hip hop in the early 2000s as well as the pioneer in samplers, Just Blaze talked with lyricist and emcee Talib Kweli on the People’s Party podcast to discuss his influences, influence, and his journey through music.
The legendary turn table list revealed the enormous influence that legendary producer Pete Rock has on his work. Blaze and Kweli discuss the close friends they have in the industry and discuss J.P.’sspiritual decision to abandon sampling in the middle when he was contributing to the Black Star album and the way it led to Blaze receiving the majority of his collection.
Get Blaze’s perspective on the reason Kanye West has stated that the rapper was his arch-nemesis when they were both working as chief producers at the Roc-Afella festival and more!
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