Mark "Chopper" Read - Interview whit a madman

Mark "Chopper" Read - Interview whit a madman

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OFFICIAL RELEASE MARCH 13TH

With the release of his debut album Interview with a Madman, Mark Brandon Chopper Read steps back into the spotlight as an Australian hip hop artist.
First earning critical acclaim and recognition in 2002 with his track Chop Chop (alongside Brad Strut and Bias B) on the Trojan Warrior soundtrack, Choppers distinct and staunch style quickly proved popular with local hip hop heads and resulted in a long lasting union with some of the Australian undergrounds most notorious MCs and producers. Soon after this he appeared on the Trem-produced, Machete (a standout track on the Obesecity compilation of 2002),
The idea for Choppers debut album Interview with a Madman was created from that very alliance between himself and some of hip hops best MCs and producers from all across the globe. An all-star stellar line-up which reads as a whos who of hip hop have all contributed their time and creative energy to assist Chopper in delivering the most street credible album to date. There is no shortage of talent working alongside Chopper on Interview with a Madman, including..

NYCs gore-master and CEO of Psycho+Logical records, Necro; Downsydes producer Dazastah; a dark offering from the UKs Lotek (Roots Manuva/Lotek Hi Fi), Brisbanes King of the MPC, Lazy Grey; Veteran Sydney DJ and producer Nino Brown; Chart topping producer Weapon X; Adelaides Simplex (Terrafirma), the one Ken Oath; Hunter, Phrase, Crooked Eye, along with Ethic (US) of Debaser, and Sydneys own original gangster duo, Hyjak&Torcha.

Gangster rap, the ideal music genre for Chopper, a real life ex-gangster, enables him to recount the controversial stories of his prison days and life in Melbournes criminal underworld over hard-edged beats. Interview with a Madman features some of the well known stories of Choppers days as a standover man. He raps about toe-cutting techniques, armed robberies, getting pissed at the pub, the effects of heroin in the streets, and even throws in a few taunts at some local celebrities.

Urban Hitz Magazine, Australia and New Zealands premier urban music and culture publication, describes Interview With A Madman asAn inevitable artistic turn from the nations most notorious criminal. Its evident Chopper is heavily involved in every aspect of his debut album, and his life story is something most rappers can only dream about.

Dedicated to me enemies. Who all hate my guts.With good reason toohahahaha.