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DJ King Flow interviews Grafh for Mixtape Addict 13.

American producer and rapper Grafh in the upper part of the picture with the Mixtape addict logo below holding his left hand to his face, colour image.

French DJ King Flow has announced the lineup for his forthcoming weekly show, Mixtape Addict, which will include an interview with Grafh. Scientific Sound Asia operates as a radio station, event organizer, and DJ agency in Asia, catering to a global audience.


Since the age of 14, the French artist known as DJ King Flow has made a significant mark on the scene. His exceptional mixtapes have captivated audiences worldwide. His passion for Rap music ignited his creativity, propelling him to industry prominence, where his unique style and innovative beats have garnered him extensive acclaim and respect.


Over the years, he has become a trailblazer in music production, constantly challenging boundaries and redefining the art of sound mixing and fusion. His collaborations with esteemed artists such as Ras Kass, Torae, Juicy J, Tragedy Khadafi, O.C., and Khujo Goodie from Goodie Mob have showcased not only his versatility but also his skill in seamlessly integrating various musical genres into a harmonious whole.


He transcends cultural barriers, forging a profound bond with listeners through his music, which is rooted in his affection for the genre's history. His beats are a medium to convey emotions, narrate stories, and communicate experiences. His fervent dedication to his craft and relentless quest for musical excellence set him apart as an innovator in the scene, inspiring and encouraging emerging artists and dancers across the globe.


Since 2012, he has been committed to connecting cities like New York, Dallas, Providence, Miami, and Seattle, aiming to establish a vibrant transatlantic Rap scene alongside his esteemed partner, Young Amsterdam. This ambitious project has necessitated widespread travel across the United States to cultivate connections and collaborations with enthusiasts beyond geographical limits.


Conceived in late 2015 by him, Mixtape Addict garnered international acclaim on radio stations worldwide. Beginning in early 2019, the team embarked on tours to France, Canada, and New York, launching the innovative video interview series, the Mixtape Addict Report, featuring interviews with rap legends and global Hip Hop stars, marking a significant milestone in delivering Hip Hop news globally.


American rapper and producer Grafh wearing a New York baseball cap slanted to the side in a profile shot, colour image.

Interview guest Grafh.


Grafh, born Philip Anthony Bernard, is a name that resonates deeply within the hip hop community. Hailing from South Jamaica, Queens, New York, Grafh has been a formidable presence in the rap scene since the early 2000s.


His journey began with a passion for lyricism and storytelling, elements that have remained central to his music throughout his career. Grafh’s debut studio album, “Autografh,” released in 2007, marked the beginning of a prolific career.


Over the years, he has dropped numerous mixtapes and albums, each showcasing his unique style and lyrical prowess. His ability to weave intricate narratives and deliver hard-hitting bars has earned him a dedicated fanbase and critical acclaim.


One of the defining aspects of Grafh’s career has been his collaborations with some of the biggest names in the industry. Working with artists like Drake, Busta Rhymes, and Royce da 5’9" has not only elevated his profile but also allowed him to experiment and grow as an artist.


These collaborations have brought out different facets of his talent, making each project a fresh and exciting experience for his listeners. Despite the ever-changing landscape of hip hop, Grafh has managed to stay relevant by staying true to his roots while embracing new sounds and trends.


His music reflects a deep understanding of the genre’s history and a commitment to pushing its boundaries. This balance of tradition and innovation is what sets him apart from many of his contemporaries.


Grafh’s influence extends beyond his music. He is known for his candidness and authenticity, qualities that resonate with fans and fellow artists alike.


His journey from the streets of Queens to the upper echelons of the rap world is a testament to his talent, hard work, and perseverance. He has become a role model for aspiring rappers, showing that success in the industry is possible without compromising one’s artistic integrity.


As hip hop continues to evolve, Grafh remains a constant, a beacon of lyrical excellence and creative innovation. His contributions to the genre are significant, and his impact is undeniable. With a career spanning over two decades, Grafh’s legacy is firmly cemented, and he continues to inspire and influence the next generation of hip-hop artists.


Mixtape Addict 13 by DJ King Flow presents an immersive East Coast Hip Hop and Boom Bap journey, featuring iconic tracks from artists like Grafh, 38 Spesh, and DJ Hoppa. The set culminates with an exclusive 22-minute interview with Grafh, where he delves into his career highlights and inspirations. The live broadcast was on Saturday, September 7th, 2024, you can listen to the recording uising the Mixcloud player below!


Mixtape Addict episode 13.

Grafh - Tryin To Rep

Grafh & 38 Spesh - Right Now (ft. Talib Kweli & Haile Supreme)

Demrick & DJ Hoppa - What's Left Of Me

Broadway - Big Steppers

Vice Souletric - Vice For President (Prod. Pete Rock)

Daytona - American Skumbag

Grafh & 38 Spesh - Rock, Paper, Scissors

Sonny Reddz, Jojo Pellegrino & Gawds - Stand Up

Young Buck - Life Change

B.Rocca & Barry Hendrix - Numb

Lefty Pachino & DJ King Flow - Mixtape Addict

OSVN, D Goynz, Tone Spliff & DJ King Flow - Flow

Grafh & 38 Spesh - Straight Shooter (ft. Papoose)

Kadiz - On Point

Grea8gawd - The Source (Prod. Roc Marciano)

Westcoast Mo - Fire Fresh Produce

Rufus Sims - Keep Playing

Hectik - One Of A Kind

Imam T.H.U.G & Prodigy - The Recipe.

DJ King Flow - Interview with Grafh


Listen on Mixcloud here.


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