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Young De aka Demrick X Scoop Deville X Xzibit X Brevi
 “Ready To Go” (Click pic for mp3) !

Young De aka Demrick & Producer Scoop DeVille Team Up For EP !
   Young De aka DEMRICK and producer Scoop DeVille have teamed up for a six song EP entitled Neva LOOK Back, which will be made available for free download in July.
   Known for his production with Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, Fat Joe and others, as well as Snoop’s“I Wanna Rock,” Scoop explains how the EP came to be.   ”Young De and I have been collaborating on joints with everybody for the past few years. During the process we worked on numerous records which turned into having our own projectNeva Look Back EP. This was a great way to showcase some of the new material we’ve been making.”
 A fast rising name in hip hop, Young De is known for his work with Cypress Hill, B Real, Xzibit, Kurupt and more. 
 The Duos first collaboration was on B-Real’s single “Don’t You Dare Laugh” which was produced by Scoop.
 ”Scoop & I have been working together for a minute now, we just click.” Says Young De.  ”Dope lyrics with hard beats, that’s all.”
  Neva LOOK Back features guest appearances from Xzibit, Kurupt and Brevi.


Young De aka Demrick X Scoop Deville X Xzibit X Brevi
 “Ready To Go”

NEW @BREVI Interview! Follow, Read & Support!

via: http://koalasanduzis.blogspot.com/

Ladies and Gentlemen, we are proud to announce that we have an interview with Brevi! We’d like to thank her for helping us!

First of all, you can find her:
on twitter: http://twitter.com/Brevi
on SoundCloud: http://SoundCloud.com/BREVI
on Facebook: http://facebook.com/Brevi
and on http://IamBREVI.com (coming this month..)



KAU: First of all, thanks for helping us with the interview. How did you meet the guys from Get Busy Committee and what led to the collaboration in ”Dancin On Your Grave”
Brevi: I met Apathy years ago at Paramount Recordings. More recently, I’d been working with Demerick (Young De) in the studio and he’d introduced me to Ryu and Scoop. The ”Dancin On Your Grave” came about very off the cuff. Scoop was at a nearby studio so I stopped in. That ridiculous beat was playing and they’d asked me to go in the booth and see what I could come up with. I was only in there for 5-10 mins and I wasn’t hitting them with high notes very well that night but the guys liked the light and eerie feel it gave. I had no idea what would happen to the track.



KAU: As far as we’re concerned, you play a main role in the vocals of their new album. How’s the experience of working with the guys?
Brevi: I love working with the guys! There’s a mutual respect there so it allows for maximum creativity.



KAU: Which artists do you admire? Who was your idol during your teen life?
Brevi: I admire artists that have no fear such as 50Cent… and revolutionary, see Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince. Boundary pushers and game changers found in Eminem and Kanye. Of course pertaining to the more mainstream of talents. As a teen, Madonna appealed very strongly to my coming-of-age powerful, feminine side, while Eminem’s fight and in your face struggle to the very top was something I could relate to on a more realistic level.


KAU: Between Apathy, Scoop and Ryu who could be your best friend and why?
Brevi: It’s all family, but I guess whomever hides the dope the quickest.


KAU: Which was the hardest track to write in your opinion?
Brevi: There weren’t any challenges really. The guys just let me do me and if it worked, it would get used on record.


KAU: Did you have the chance to meet Mike Shinoda in studio?
Brevi: Nope, no Mikey.


KAU: What do you have to say about social media? Are they helpful for you?
Brevi: I am not the best at keeping on top of my social media game, but I’m getting better. It’s a very important platform to be able to build awareness and bring attention to your business or brand. It has proven to be helpful for me, most definately.

KAU: Which is your favorite album of all times?
Brevi: Hardest question of all, but I will give you the satisfaction of naming just one. Specifically, due to it’s impact, the time period in which it was played Back-to-front-to-back and the feeling in the air it leaves, one of my favorites of all time would be A Tribe Called Quest’s Midnight Marauders LP.


KAU: And the last one…Will you participate in any GBC gigs?
Brevi: If they call me, I will come….And I will look GOOD.

post by @Chaney14