My Views Are My Own: Interview with Amerigo Gazaway (Podcast)
Had a nice chat with My Views Are My Own Podcast recently. We discuss music production, videogames, UFOs and the possible existence of extraterrestrial life.
Podcasts
Bedroom Beethovens: Interview with Amerigo Gazaway (Podcast)
Happy to sit down with Bedroom Beethovens podcast for a chat about producer related-stuff. Listen to the full interview below and subscribe on iTunes. “Forging an evolution of the “mashup” album format, producer Amerigo Gazaway’s “conceptual collaboration” projects imagine studio sessions between like artists of different genres and eras. It would be boring if we …
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This Broken Mixtape: Interview with Amerigo Gazaway
This week, we sit down with Bay Area DJ / Producer Amerigo Gazaway to talk about discovering hip hop through his brother’s box of cassettes, his latest mashup featuring Common and Stevie Wonder, and his favorite album covers of all time.
Library Rap with Tim Einenkel: Producer Amerigo Gazaway
Listen to the Library Rap podcast Tim Einenkel‘s interview with the producer of The Trill is Gone, Yasiin Gaye, Fela Soul, & Bizarre Tribe; Amerigo Gazaway. Amerigo joins Tim to discuss what he calls “conceptual collaborations”. Gazaway talks about what inspires him to do mash ups, how he comes up with ideas and what happens …
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Southern Vangard Radio: Amerigo Gazaway (Interview)
Had the pleasure of chatting with the of the Southern Vangard crew about the new project, my influences and copyright law. Shoutout to DJ Jon Doe & Eddie “Cappuccino” Meeks!
Respect The Process: Mos Def, Marvin Gaye & Amerigo Gazaway Bring The Funk To Apple (Podcast Interview)
Check out my recent interview with director/comic Jordan Brady for his filmmaking podcast “Respect The Process”. In it we talk about remixing, cease & desist letters, Apple commercials, sample trolls, copyright law, the “Cannibalist Manifesto”, and of course “respecting the process”.