Radio BOSS Conversations: DJ Scratch and Rza

…We both approached it, let’s just have some fun, some joy and just take it back to our childhood. In New York Ciyt and many cities across America, at 3:00 on Saturday afternoon, you went inside and watched those Kung Fu movies. For those who haven’t been exposed to classic hip-hop this album is for you because it’s something that should inspire you to keep the foundation of hip-hop and to take it further.

Rza on being on the same accord with DJ Scratch in producing the album Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater.

When two of the legendary producers in hip-hop come together to make an album, you know it’s going to special. And that’s exactly what DJ Scratch and Rza’s new project Saturday Afternoon Kung Fu Theater is. Special. The two sat down with the Radio BOSS and talked about collaborating on this project and what inspired it, the success of their respective careers and working with iconic groups EPMD and Wu-Tang Clan, and talk about the New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets. Download or listen to the podcast.

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