| “All I Need Is a Little Flame:” An Interview With Blockhead | December 16, 2021 |
Zilla talks with Blockhead about his new collaboration with Aesop Rock, 'Garbology,' and why it took so long for the two to drop a joint project.
| “We Opened That Gate of Get Fly, Get Money:” An Interview With AZ | October 13, 2021 |
16 years after his debut studio album, AZ delivers 'Do or Die 2.' He joins Zilla to talk Quiet Money philosophy, the next generation and more.
| The Pick of the Litter: “Pull It” | April 15, 2021 |
In our latest DMX tribute, Zilla Rocca remembers X's power in 1998 and how the legendary rapper could make the industry bend to his will.
In honor of the release of Breeze Brewin's new solo "Hindsight" LP, Zilla Rocca speaks to the emcee about emerging from behind the paywall and the indie rap crossroads he faced along the way.
In celebration of the excellent PeteStrumentals 3, Zilla Rocca speaks to the hip-hop legend about the producer and the MC inside of him waging war and much more.
| “Old Artists are Still Crafty:” An Interview With Lord Finesse | August 12, 2020 |
Zilla Rocca speaks to the legendary rapper and producer about the arts of battling and crate digging, as well as getting better with age.
| Remembering Malik B (1972-2020) | July 30, 2020 |
Zilla Rocca remembers the co-founder of the Roots as a hometown hero.
| “Hip-Hop Was Like Civil Rights, Because We Didn’t Get Respected as an Art Form:” An Interview with Prince Paul and Don Newkirk | June 23, 2020 |
Zilla Rocca has a conversation with the veteran producers about stoking competition between Poetic and RZA during the Gravediggaz sessions and scoring the documentary series 'Who Killed Malcolm X.'
| “I’m Looking for That New, Mind-Bending, Bewildering Fly Shit:” An Interview with Ishmael Butler | April 28, 2020 |
Zilla Rocca speaks to the rap legend once again, this time about touring with Camp Lo, Seattle's current social climate, and much more.
| Every Rapper is a Hired Hand: Zilla Rocca’s Future Former Rapper | November 19, 2018 |
Pete Tosiello explores the Philadelphia rapper's best album yet.
