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MO: Tell me how you and rapper Black Walt came up with the moniker "Tech N9ne" as a way to describe your frenetic style and machine-gun flows. MO: So church choirs are really the musical bedrock of the Tech N9ne sound? T9: Just a little bit.just a little bit-you know what I mean? Not as much as Krizz Kaliko has-he was the choir leader.
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MO: Did you learn how to sing before you learned how to rap? So, us being in the choir.taught me to hold a note. You know what I'm saying? We wouldn't have "The Industry Is Punks." We wouldn't have : "Tech N9ne! Tech N9ne!" We wouldn't have none of that if it wasn't for my mom teaching me octaves and harmonies and playing by ear. So without that, we wouldn't have the Tech N9ne sound. That's why you hear : "He won't play me on radio." I learned that, like my mom going, "Do-re-mi-fa-so-la-ti-do." My mom taught me that, man, and that's from being in the choir.
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T9: My mom, my aunties having me in the church and all that-it gave me octaves and harmony. MO: How has your mother's love of gospel-and groups like Mighty Clouds of Joy-influenced your music? You know what I mean? I think it's a wonderful thing that Kanye can get on there and say, " college dropout," but he's still a millionaire. I wouldn't want to know any other way, because it's a way that young people of all creeds can come up out of poverty and do something positive like music.
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Kelly-you know what I'm saying-are millionaires, billionaires, and probably didn't even finish school. A lot of these guys you see on television, like R. And, you know, I have a lot of fans, man. Tech N9ne: I think it's wonderful-for real-that you don't have to know how to read music. By this, I mean, a kid doesn't need to know how to read music, or have five-octave pipes, or have regular access to a grand piano to be part of the "game." Does this make hip-hop then-as you see it-a democratizing force within pop music? Matt Okie: Now I'm of the opinion that hip-hop, like punk rock before it, has given a musical voice to kids whose impoverished public schools don't have the finances to support music education in the classroom. Is this Midwesterner-part Bacardi-addled ladies man, part Disney-style family man- really the next big thing in rap? has to offer, he's at home hangin' with his three kids. When hip-hop live wire Tech N9ne isn't busy co-founding his own record label-the Kansas City-based Strange Music, Inc.-or breaking the SoundScan mark for one-million indie albums sold, or shooting television commercials that lambaste the music industry, or cutting a track for his new LP that features Ice Cube, or inventing his own world-renowned mixed drink (the Caribou Lou), or rockin' shows in out-there villes like Billings, Montana, or surviving near-fatal tour van crashes, or chowing the finest barbecue K.C. Listen to uncut MP3 of this interview with Tech N9ne Tech N9ne