I like that joint, the production was on point, i'm curious to know who did it. problem with african hip hop has always been production but its good to see there's a new breed of african hip hop producers. keep working man.

[quote name="teckzilla"] 3, 9 to 5s-forever am always struggling rapping,going to college,producing.am doubling [/quote] whats good people Infiniti Ent aint my name lol its the name of my lable I go by the name Zuda aka InkQuest aka Quest Allah aka Ceritifed Wife Thief (long story). Since i like my ...

got that. paid for it cash and its worth it, trust me.

let me put some fire back into this... It’s been reported, Zuda sicker than babies aborted Born with a gift, shit on the niggas who bought it// Spit contagious, in love with the niggas who caught it I’m the card teachers wrote on and when the haters reported// Rappers stutter like ejaculations, I ra...

Niggas hate reading lol, thats too much to take in at one go. will print and read at convinience. pc

Infiniti Ent is the imprint, Zuda's is the name.

Born in Cameroon, became a man in the streets of London

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aint tryna preach but cracked software is a no no, at least if u intend to make it big in music

there's no set hard rules for this, people have 'rituals' if u wanna call it that, others just settle nicely in a swivle chair and get going. basically it depends on the tools of your trade, do u use hardware, software or both? also do u sample , compose or do both? my advice is light up a blunt, in...

Its not even about the tools, its all about what you can do with it! each have their advantages and disadvantages so its down to maximising the pluses and limiting the nagatives. i fux with both. the wackest producer wouldnt do ish with the best gear in the world.