5.24.2010

M16 and His Boy Roy




I’ve seen this brother freestyle for twenty-five minutes straight, incorporating comedy, word play, and the clever use of his environment to put on one hell of a show right within the cipher. But after the brief fizzle of his “Pre Last Hope” mixtape I was left with the dissatisfaction one feels when expectations for the best don’t come into fruition. However, I am excited to announce that M-16’s new project, “Me & My Boy Roy” has satiated my hip hop hungry pallet. And I’m even more excited to be able to pick his brain about some things.

SONDRIA: What were you trying to accomplish with “Pre Last Hope”?

M16: Promotion for my album and [I] needed exposure

SONDRIA: Did you meet your expectations?

M16: Yes because I didn’t have any expectations with it. I recorded hundred’s of songs for my album and those were just a couple that didn’t make the cut but were good enough to be released.

SONDRIA: What are your goals for “My Boy Roy”?


M16: More promotion for the “Last Hope” coming this summer by the way

SONDRIA: How long did it take you to finish the album?

M16: The album took a year or so the mixtape took a month including recording and promotion

SONDRIA: Are there any other artists featured on the project?

M16: Yes my No-Pity family: Scoop da Kidd, Asap and Krystina Nicole, as well as my Hostile team: Ramone Jones and MeeSo and some artist I respect and always thought [were] underrated in the I.E.: Epic, Celphi, and Sosa Rose

SONDRIA: What’s your favorite track and what’s it about? Why is it your favorite?

M16: My favorite is the intro “Surprise Myself” because the love I’m receiving from this mixtape surprises me, but I appreciate it. I finally feel like people see me as an artist not just a cipher killa.

SONDRIA: What roll does comedy play in your overall artistry?

M16: A big one. Comedy is entertainment that’s what I make music to do, entertain you, are you entertained? Hahaha


SONDRIA: What does the name M16 mean?

M16: It’s the master of 16 bar’s, not a weapon

SONDRIA: How long have you been rhyming?

M16: I’ve been rhyming since I could get away with peeing on myself without looking like a jack ass, but I’ve been doing music seriously since the age of 16 recording since 13 but that was just for fun you know the homies and shit nothing serious.


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Get the mixtape as soon as you can to experience both M16's grateful side (on tracks like "Suprise Myself") and his comedic side (as displayed on "Fuck that Nigga). This listener is ecstatic to see this emcee's power in cipher transmitted to "wax".

Long Live Hip Hop!

Love & Water,

Sondria

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