Bronze Nazareth’s debut album, The Great Migration, hits the streets May 23rd, 2006 on
Think Differently/Babygrande Records, Wu-International quickly catches up with the man himself for an interview

How does it feel being the only Puerto Rican affiliated with Wu-Tang? That question can only be answered through the life of Napalm Recording Artists’ Killarmy member, now solo artist, Dom Pachino a.k.a. The P.R. Terrorist.

In mist of a hectic schedule, Wu-International connected with Dom P for this exclusive and informative interview, Enjoy.

It’s a wet day in Dar-Es-Salaam today, the Saturday traffic is buzzing as usual, congestion, horns are blaring, near misses, Chaos! Im calmly negotiating through the maze of Daladalas (Private minibuses that are central to the local transport network in Dar-Es-Salaam) and SUVs making my way to Bongo Records studios! The occasion? Exclusive Listening Session for Fid Q’s long awaited and much anticipated debut album aptly titled ‘Vina Mwanzo, Kati na Mwisho’.

This week Laurnea Saphong (BBC Africa Service) interviews Metaphysics (not to be confused with the other Meta from NY), one of Southern Africa’s most prolific rappers. Metaphysics is well known to those who follow the African hip hop scene closely.  You can also check out an interview with him on the Afrolution DVD (go seek that).  In this interview he talks about his role on the Kunta Kinte Mixtape, his thoughts on collaborating with high profile artists like Slum Village plus more indepth information on the latest Kunta Kinte Mixtape. Read more to check out the entire interview…

Miss Controversy recently returned from New York and had the privilege of meeting loads of heads and got the chance to interview Metaphysic.  In case you don’t know he has produced for Jay Z, Dead Prez and many others.  In this interview he talks a bit about the New York scene, inspirations, thoughts on the hip hop culture, touches a bit on sampling in Hip Hop productions plus he talks about his upcoming projects.  Read on to check out the entire interview…

Gravediggaz Invented the horrorcore Genre in Hip-Hop and no group has to date matched their contribution, While The RZA (Wu-Tang Clan) and Prince Paul have been to busy in other ventures, Poetic The Grym Reaper sadly passed away some years back leaving Fruwkan aka Gate Keeper to carry the Gravediggaz touch, Wu-International sat down and interviewed Fruwkan on everything and anything.

You might have heard them on the Kunta Kinte mixtape or maybe you’ve heard some of their tracks on our forums and wanted to know what these people are all about. So Fah Fee spoke to the Third World Riders aka 3WR about how they got started, their views of the South African and African scenes and the album "Products of Circumstance" with who will be producing and who will be featuring. Read on for the entire interview…

First Contact [Stone Mecca Speaks To Your soul] Interview: The lastest group to join the ever growing family tree of the Wu-Tang Clan gets with Wu-International to give fans some insight about the group, thier meeting with The RZA, future projects and more.

Fleming Rose is the cultural editor of the Jyllens Posten, and the man behind the publication of the Muhammad (S.A.W) cartoons. Fleming Rose, who has a surprisingly delicate name, is a very polite man. It was with the utmost politeness that I was refused an interview. It was so polite, that I wondered at the extreme…..impoliteness of the cartoons that he sanctioned for the Jyllens Posten. Put simply, Denmark funds Hamas-led towns. Norway wanted to phase out and ban Israeli goods. Condoleeza Rice became instantly anal and threatened to castrate Norway where it hurts the most. Fleming Rose and Daniel Pipes are poker buddies (lets not go into the finer details of this). Son Daniel makes his career from fighting the evil of Islam by way of the neo-con/Zionist light saber, which says that Muslims are crazy people who ware insanely jealous of the democratic American lifestyle. Sure. We all wanna chow down on DNA altered cows and GM food, while listening to Britney Spears – American’s biggest cultural export after Coca-Cola.

I had previously written a 12 page interview with Dr Na’shat Aqtash, consultant to Hamas during their elections. Dr Aqtash is a gentle man, his voice is deep and rich, words leave his mouth thoughtfully. I wanted a verbal thrashing, he gave me a ballet, but the ballet that he gave me was perhaps far more important than heavy words could ever be…You see, Dr Aqtash is not a member of Hamas. He is a man of the utmost moderation. As he told me, he wants a secular Palestine to be ruled by whomever can rule it with a just hand. I have left his answers in verbal form, because I would like for readers to hear just as he said it, and imagine his voice, and imagine the sound of Palestine…

This week we bring you the interview with Jerry Danielsen, author of Against the Fog and founder of the Los Angeles Poets Press. I once read story about a man, a candle and a war…I can’t remember the war, or his name…what I remember is that night after night after night, this man would stand outside the White House, sometimes in the rain, with a single candle burning. If anyone knew they said nothing. He said that often he would see the shadow of a curtain moving in the West Wing, he presumed it was the White House staff, perhaps even the President himself, checking to see if he was still there…

"Is Hip Hop African music or not? This is a question that has provided the most elusive answers yet as the music take the entertainment industry on the continent by storm. Malawi is slowly responding to hip hop music but does the genre have any place in this country? LEVI KABWATO talks to a local hip hop artist, a producer and a disc jockey to find out."  Read the rest of the article here…

What follows is an interview with a rapper called 4-IZE in the U.S, who was previously in a group with Ludacris. In this interview he talks about his beginnings, the album, his contribution to the online publication The Soulution, the issues of rap music today and the role of the rapper in society plus a range of other interesting topics.  This interview is published exclusively on AG courtesy of Tribal Fusion.  Read on to check out the entire interview…

In this interview with Rev Prather of the NAACP, he talks about the importance of rap music for the youth and the formation of youth identity. He also talks about the history of the NAACP, his visit to South Africa, the recent Hurricanes in the States and other interesting topics. This interview is published exclusively on AG courtesy of Tribal Fusion.  Read on to check out the entire interview…

A couple of months ago I had a conversation with Massdosage who happens to be out in Amsterdam and he was telling me about these two Dutch masters who turned out to be Pete Philly and Perquisite. So to find out more about who they are I got in touch with them and had a discussion…