The Beeshine is a refreshingly unique endeavor, offering a more positive and introspective take on rap culture than the thirsty beef-mongering and glorified tabloid reporting that normally dominates web coverage. Whether obscure, well-kn...
The Beeshine is a refreshingly unique endeavor, offering a more positive and introspective take on rap culture than the thirsty beef-mongering and glorified tabloid reporting that normally dominates web coverage. Whether obscure, well-known, profound or hilarious, The Beeshine’s features definitely have something for every sort of rap fan.
Detroit is a hell of a city. Perhaps the very epitome of urban decay, it’s history and legacy are often overlooked, save for a few well-known outliers like ICP, Kid Rock, Eminem, J Dilla, Danny Brown, and Big Sean. Despite “8 Mile” and more, the Midwest’s rap mecca is still treated like a footnote outside of hardcore heads, which is why this week’s edition of The Beeshine is such a treat. On this episode, Veteran Motor City producer House Shoes dishes on the Detroit scene and his role in it, Proof, his formative rap days, what “classic” means to him, and more.
Check out this week’s candid sit-down above, and be sure to subscribe to The Beeshine for more in-depth interviews with rap’s best.
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