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EPISODE · Dec 18, 2010 · 1H 1M

Chip FU of the Fu-Schnickens

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Chip-Fu is no stranger to the realm of hip hop music. As a radical  member of a platinum-selling hip hop group the Fu Schnickens, his  intricately interwoven flow left us all light headed, exhausted and  wheezing for more. Get ready to inhale again, because Chip's back with a  breath of fresh air for the entire industry. The trials and  tribulations of life, love and music helped Chip conceive his latest  project titled M.A.T.H (Music, Appreciation, Art, Time and Healing), The  New Curriculum. Though his style remains on the cutting edge of hip  hop, as a solo artist Chip has much more room to be creative. Reggae  music is evident throughout the entire work and Chip's natural talent  interblends both worlds instinctively. After collaborating with  Shaquille O'Neal on the platinum album "Shaq Diesel", Chip gained a  stronger sense of passion for the music business. This led him to  establish his own company BLAQ-INK Entertainment. The production team  gives up and coming artists direction and an avenue to cultivate their  abilities as performers. Wisdom and responsibility also leads Chip to  speak on two important topics: the paths he chose in life and the  musical roads that need to be repaved in the industry. Music should be  seen as a never ending jigsaw puzzle composed of intricate cut outs,  says Chip. Additionally, Chip touches daily issues, which are not  necessarily the wish lists many artists prefer to muse about. We'll  learn more about Chip, his business moves, and the right steps for an  independent artist on this show.   For more info: http://www.indiereviewcd.com https://twitter.com/IndieRevue https://www.instagram.com/indie.review

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