Later this month, basketball fans and partiers nationwide will flock to Arizona’s capital city to take part in the festivities surrounding 2009’s NBA All-Star Game. In addition to showcasing the most talented ballers the league has to offer, All-Star weekend will give the Phoenix music scene’s best and brightest a chance to shine on a national level. One emcee who’s looking to take full advantage of that opportunity (and pop a few bottles in the process) is Juice, the self-proclaimed “Arizona crown-holder,” as well as the “New Breath of the West Coast.”
With Left Coast superstar The Game as his musical mentor and Phoenix Suns power forward Amar’e Stoudemire’s support on the business end, it’s clear to see that Juice is in a Position of Power. With the help of Bun B-featuring street single, “Salute,” and Booth-approved cut “I Do It,” the Black Wall Street emcee has listeners across the country eagerly awaiting the February 17th release of his new mixtape, and the debut album that is sure to follow.
In an exclusive interview with our own DJ “Z,” Juice steps into the Booth to discuss the ongoing effects of “Kobe Bryant Syndrome,” how he feels about being compared to mentor The Game, and why most big-name artists aren’t doing enough to foster the next generation of emcees.
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Juice is pretty damn ill, dirty shame they are pushing Clyde over him...even though he was on BWS before him :/, meh, that's the game :(...another quality interview Mr. Z, keep 'em coming mang!
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