62ndApe
08-22-2007, 05:32 AM
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The homie Rob Viktum stopped in and gave us the scoop on his latest project "Progress", what he’s using to make beats lately and the connections that allowed him to take his weekly "Beat Down" to Scribble Jam this year. Check it out…
SSA: Tell us a little bit about yourself?
Rob: My Name is Rob Viktum, I’m a producer and DJ. I was born in west Texas, now living in Dallas. Signed to Mr. Dibb's Label Self Core.
SSA: What got you interested in doing music?
Rob: To be honest, I grew up in a musical family, and at first, it was kind of forced on me. My mother was a piano player, and my father played guitar and drums. My mother made me take piano lessons growing up, and I thought it was a COMPLETE waste of my time. I was more worried about playing with legos and watching Star Wars. I always loved listening to music, but it wasn't till I was 11 or so, when I realized music was what I wanted to do.
Read More... (Click Here) (http://www.sixtysecondape.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=107&Itemid=32)
The homie Rob Viktum stopped in and gave us the scoop on his latest project "Progress", what he’s using to make beats lately and the connections that allowed him to take his weekly "Beat Down" to Scribble Jam this year. Check it out…
SSA: Tell us a little bit about yourself?
Rob: My Name is Rob Viktum, I’m a producer and DJ. I was born in west Texas, now living in Dallas. Signed to Mr. Dibb's Label Self Core.
SSA: What got you interested in doing music?
Rob: To be honest, I grew up in a musical family, and at first, it was kind of forced on me. My mother was a piano player, and my father played guitar and drums. My mother made me take piano lessons growing up, and I thought it was a COMPLETE waste of my time. I was more worried about playing with legos and watching Star Wars. I always loved listening to music, but it wasn't till I was 11 or so, when I realized music was what I wanted to do.
Read More... (Click Here) (http://www.sixtysecondape.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=107&Itemid=32)