OG Crazy Eddie Indie Planet TV Exclusive Interview

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OG Edwin "Crazy Eddie"Myles has a unique history in hip-hop. His history spans back to working firsthand with Zulu Nation founder and architect of hip-hop culture, Afrika Bambaataa. He was on the scene during the heyday of Studio 54, Roseland, and The Roxy. He was around the scene during the filming of hip-hop landmark films such as Wildstyle, Krush Groove, and Beat Street, which serve as hip-hop time capsules that forever cement the origins of this culture.

After re-locating to New Orleans in the 80's, he also was instrumental in the rise of influential Southern acts. He worked promotions for a new artist on Priority named Master P and helped to create early soundscans for a fledgling record named Cash Money Records.

He's worked w/ Rap-A-Lot, Suave House, Sucka Free Records (Lil Flip, HSE), and Trill Ent.

Today, his focus is on the DJs and securing the backbone of hip-hop culture their just due.
In today's radio structure, the mixer can be the biggest star at the station and be the lowest paid person in the building w/ no health benefits to boot.

His vision includes credit unions, business structuring, consultation and more on behalf of DJs.