Producer Cardiak in the Studio

Studio Sessions: DJ Khaled,DJ Premier,Nas & Scarface (Video)

Premier cutting up on this video is my favorite part. That and Jada's reaction to the record at the end of the video.

Hit-Boy-HITstory (Mixtape)

If your not sure about pressing play on this mixtape. Just know, Hit-Boy is hands down one of the illest producers in the game. So you know the music and all the beats are going to be fresh on this mixtape.

Fabolous & Hit-Boy Working At Westlake Studios

The beat @ the 2 minute mark, I could hear Fab killing that.

arabbMUZIK x Tisa Event @ Vinny Styles Store in BK

ThisIs50 Interview with Cardiak (Jersey Producer)

A "Who's Next" interview with Willingboro,NJ producer Cardiak. He produced "Start It Up" for Lloyd Banks.

Rick Ross & Cool & Dre In The Studio (Video)

This beat they play Ross is hardbody!

araabMUZIK & Busta Rhymes In The Studio

This kid is a animal. When you can make Busta Rhymes and Jerry Wonder's faces scrunch up and go crazy,your good to go.

Maestro Knows-Ep. 7 (Estevan Oriol & Geoff Rowley)

NO I.D. Recreates Death of Autotune

Watch as No I.D. recreates Jay-Z's "Death of Autotune" with Native Instruments program and midi drum machine "Maschine".

Nike Sportswear x Futura x NY Yankees

I love these type of videos where you can put a bunch of different categories on it.

12ozProphet Presents... Futura x Yankees x Nike from 12ozprophet on Vimeo.

Just Blaze’s Super Street Fighter IV (Commercial)

Dr. Dre x HP Commercial

This "austrailian" guy from "Flight of The Concords" is hilarious!

The History of Power Play Studios

This one takes place where Rakim recorded the whole Paid in Full LP, where Nas did the first of It Ain’t Hard to Tell’s many versions… Fat Joe, LL Cool J, Mobb Deep, Run-DMC, BDP, Biggie, and Jay-Z also laid classic verses here.
This studio was called Power Play until it was sold in 98. In Ya Ear is the new moniker, Joell Ortiz, Cory Gunz and Cormega are some of the regular customers… Rob and Ax, the new bosses, shares thoughts on the vast legacy of this joint.
Greatest moments include the (long) making of The Big Picture, Big L’s posthumous album, by his friend and mentor Lord Finesse.
Baddest moments ? Power Play was sold for a reason : the old owner was fed up with rappers and labels not paying their studio time. That’s why he kept each and every reel until somebody paid the bills. That’s why Rob and Ax ended up with dozens of masters from Finesse, EPMD, Rakim, etc.
I’m sure you’ve started guessing : the treasure was sitting here, and… something bad happened. In a New York Minute.

Fat Joe "Dark Side" Studio Session

I'm not going to sit here and front, I counted Joe out. But he has, once again proved me wrong. His new material is sounding crazy and his choice of production is on point! Check out this video below of Fat Joe in Cool & Dre's studio in Miami w/ Scoop Deville (Producer of "Ha Ha" & Snoop Dogg's "I wanna Rock"). He also plays a short preview of a record he has with The Clipse.

Darkside behind the scenes #2 Joey Crack , cool & dre, scoop deville from Cool and Dre on Vimeo.

The Making of Lil Wayne & Eminem's "Drop The World"

I love the fact that this "monster of a track" was made on Fruity Loops. There is about 100 producers (probally more) scratching their heads like "Really? They made this on Fruity Loops?" Yes! Now don't ever knock what a producer uses again.

Surf Club - Chase N. Cashe & Hit-Boy x Lil Wayne ft Eminem - Drop The World Beat Construction from Jelani Fr3sh on Vimeo.

The Making of "Hard Knock Life"

Legendary. I remember exactly where I was when I first heard this record. I was in my mothers Ford explorer in a Pathmark parking lot. I didnt want to go in because as soon as my mother was pulling up to the parking space, this song came on. The song grabbed me immediately and I had to hear the whole thing. Me: "Ma,I'm going to hang out here. I don't want to go in." Mom: "Ok, I'll be right back. Don't dare drive this truck anywhere!" LOL

Sean C. & LV Interview W/NodFactor Pt.2

The production duo speaks on sampling records, which I totally agree 100% with them. HipHop was based on sampling records and there is no right or wrong way to make HipHop beats. People who downplay sampling are corny because some of your supposed "no sampling" big producers have made hits off of samples. I.E. Timbaland,Neptunes,Dr. Dre,etc... That's right! Do your homework. I say if it sounds good, roll with it! Sample,play keys,whatever!

Sean C & LV Interview W/ NodFactor

They talk about how they came up in the game and how "American Gangster" was made.
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araabMUZIK in HD

This kid is the dopest thing out of Dipset right now, if you ask me. Pause.