Collectively do you think Hawaii hip hop artists are unified or is everyone kind of on their own seperate grinds?
I.A. – Hip Hop is competitive from when it started. As far as Hawaii, there are several different crews but we are all one movement. We all do our own thing but I see most people showing respect where its due, especially to the OG’s in the Hawaii Hip Hop scene. We need to continue raising the bar to get the attention I feel we deserve as a movement.
Specifically speaking, how does this album top your first?
I.A. - It’s not so much topping the last album, but more like continuing the story. My first project was introducing myself as an MC and what I stand for. This album is defining that.
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