I stumbled upon this interview with one of G.O.O.D. Music’s underlooked artists - Consequence. It’s a very interesting read as ‘Quence discusses everything from music to fashion. Here are some excerpts…

When asked about his relationship with Kanye came about…

“Two things…The reason I’m in the game period is because of A Tribe Called Quest. When I met Kanye, he knew me as being Consequence from A Tribe Called Quest. You know, me and Kanye have been working together before he had a deal as a solo artist, when he was producer for Roc-a-Fella…” - ‘Quence goes in much further detail with this interesting story..

When asked whether or not hip-hop is dead…

“How can it be dead when Don’t Quit Your Day Job is out? I’m not even saying that to be funny. But for real, for real, I mean I respect the question that he [Nas] raised and I’m not mad at it. It does get to a point where you have to call people out like — the original form of Hip-Hop…is anybody else still doing it? But I don’t think that snap music kills Hip-Hop because that’s like saying stage music killed Hip-Hop.”

And a brief mention about the next album…

“I’m working on the next album already. It’s called You Win Some, You Lose Some. It’s gonna be crazy — a continuation to Don’t Quit Your Day Job. So now that people know I got another album on the way. They can actually buy it when it comes out instead of three months later.”

You can read the full interview here. And check out a few tracks below from Consequence’s debut album Don’t Quit Your Day Job in stores now!

I know “Grammy Family” is an old track, but ‘Ye and ‘Quence are straight up ridiculous and the track is featured on the album. “Feel This Way” and “Disperse” are 2 of the standout tracks on an album full of quality tracks, with “Disperse” also featuring 2 Chicago and G.O.O.D. Artists - GLC and Really Doe. Enjoy and go out and support another G.O.O.D. artist - Consequence!

Consequence f/ DJ Khaled, Kanye West, & John Legend “Grammy Family”
Consequence f/ John Legend “Feel This Way”
Consequence f/ GLC & Really Doe “Disperse”