Introduction
Assured of his own legend and having taken an engaging solo aside exploring his rockier routes, socially conscious rapper Scroobius Pip has also spent the last few years turning his hand to running a record label. Pip’s grabbed a few of rap’s lesser known stars, convinced a large chunk of his own fan base of their ability and then – never one to sit on the side lines – headed out on tour with his new protégées to man the decks, the merch stand, and even spit a few rhymes along the way. It all sounds like an idyllic take on the way a modern label should be run: clearly for love.
He has a weird habit of leaving the windshield wipers on for hours after he's driven through even the tiniest bit of rain
For a few years I've been covering LL Cool J's "You Can't Dance" and having dance battles with random audience members.
I'm excited to see these guys blow people away each night so it's very much worth every bit of stress.
I'm doing a spoken word set, a DJ set and several guest spots...