While he was touring, in the 9th inning of my album during the mixing, he was touring in Kansas City and called and said he could do it after he show, and HE DID! feature called “No Gun Control” because he was on tour. The hardest collaboration on The Storm to coordinate was: The Gary Clark Jr. It was hard to write and record, but I always push myself and that’s why it’s the first song on the record. The song on your new album The Storm that was the most challenging to write was: It has to be “Godspeed” because of the cadence, the style and the lyricism.
They got used to it, but in the beginning, no, I didn’t expect it. Most unexpected question you were asked in 2016: “Why did you change the paint to a mask on stage?” I thought once Corey Taylor hit me to his people who makes their masks on stage, I didn’t think anybody would have a problem, but a lot of fans had a problem even though it made it easier for me. He tried to call me, and I missed it! They sent me a picture of him and the head of my security, and that made me happy to know I had a fan on the level of Shia. Most memorable fan interaction of 2016: I found out that Shia Labeouf was a fan. Everyone knew it was my fault and I don’t like it being my fault, so I was mad as hell and I was hurt too. That offset the tour and so many things for the tour and for our business that we didn’t meet that date. Most frustrating moment of 2016: Missing the first date that we had for The Storm, September 9. This past summer, I did that and I did the best music I’ve ever done. I want to go all over the world and attend shows. I’ve seen so many live shows - Steely Dan, Marshmellow, Diplo, Kevin Gates, Logic, Wiz Khalifa and Snoop.
We caught up with Tech mere days before its release to catch-up on all that the past year has given him.īest Moment of 2016: I went to more live shows than I’ve been to in a long time. Tech caps off 2016 this week with the release of The Storm, his latest album that's painstaking perfection has been the center of his orbit over the past year. With over two decades in the indie hip-hop world, he’s transcended countless niche fanbases into a movement whose sheer size is on par with most major label rap superstars, but with a passionate devotion that eclipses just about any other entity on the mic. Tech N9ne is one of the few artists who seems to be having the biggest year of his career with each passing cycle around the sun.
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