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Kevin Clark of XXL Magazine sat down with the recently-returned Peedi Crakk to talk about The Roc, The Roots and the future.

XXLMag.com: How do you feel now that you’re able to navigate the industry now as an independent?

Peedi Crakk: The game is so wide open now, which is a good thing for myself and others like me, but I also believe that consistency is what breeds success. The major labels are going out of their way right now to support the independent artists. While they still just create people out of a factory. When a company like an Amalgam Digital deals with a Peedi Crakk you won’t be getting any cookie-cutter music from the kid. I can honestly say that musically I’ll be consistent, which will help out the culture as well as the business. Being independent doesn’t mean no money, so I get a chance to give the people music that they’ll be able to appreciate! After that I’ll let the product speak for itself.

Read the rest of the article here:

Link: Peedi Crakk: Between A Roc & a Hard Place

“Rehashing the issues that surrounded his former boss Jay-Z, Crakk breaks down exactly what went wrong in the house of the Roc and even adds that he, along with other member of State Property, might have made a lot of poor decisions in the process.” via HHWired