Scoop DeVille Talks Future Possible Beats For 50 Cent, Busta Rhymes, Clipse & Raekwon

MTV interviewed the ‘I Wanna Rock’ hitmaker along with his father Kid Frost in the studio who together spoke on the young producer’s sound. Scoop then revealed his possible future collaborations with some heavyweights:

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On 50 Cent: “I haven’t done anything with 50 yet. We just met. I worked with [Shady Records A&R] Riggs {Morales]. I was trying to get on Em’s project a while back. We got a lot of things in the works with them. We try to keep it cool with everybody. It’s definitely a new sound what we’re trying to do. I wanna have everybody involved at all angles. It’s good to see everybody come around. I definitely played them a few records. They’re not looking for anything like I’ve been doing. They’re looking for something real different. The records I’m playing for them are different, futuristic.”
On Busta Rhymes: “I got a few records on this new album. When that comes out, it’s going to take the beat stuff to a whole ‘nother level. This record he has coming out, we did three joints for it. Oh my God, the sh– I gave Bus is ridiculous. I’ve met cats like David Banner and Swizz Beatz. They all got records on the album but they all say, ‘You got the craziest record on the album.’ “
On the Clipse: “That was amazing. When we were in the lab, we were going beat for beat. They were picking everything. It came to a point where they were like, ‘You’re 10 for 10.’ There was like 15, 16 beats and they were like, ‘We’re taking all these beats.’ That was dope because they get beats from Pharrell. That’s the number-one producer to me. Just to get that response from them and their management. That was a dope experience. They were a big inspiration for me making beats in high school.”
On Raekwon the Chef: “Rae’s a real cool cat. We were in the lab until 3 in the morning listening to beats. He took records for a new Wu record, he took records for him and Ghost. He’s gonna put me in contact with Ghost. Rae is cool. I have a lot of records for him, a lot of real grimy records.”