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HipHopVancouver interviews the legendary Souls of Mischief during their 93 ‘Till Infinity Tour

The good people at HipHopVancouver recently interviewed the legendary Souls of Mischief (of the Hieroglyphics Crew) in Vancouver, BC at the Hollywood Theatre.

The conversation takes place on the 30 year anniversary of Soul of Mischief’s classic debut album, 93′ till Infinity.

Interview topics range from their album anniversary being celebrated at the same time as 50 years of hip-hop, SOM’s recipe for success, tour life and tips for living on the road, their recent experience at Shambhala Music Festival, their legacy and how they’ve maintained their close knit relationships with one another and their fans for over 30 years, and much more.

The interview was hosted by John Zee, produced and edited by Matt Pidutti, and filmed by Matt Pidutti, Colby Rex O’Neal, Michael DeBarros, and Ronan Considine. Check it out below.

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