Wild Pitch Records

Let's talk about getting into the business, getting signed.

You were down in Texas and you were sending in demos to everyone, but Wild Pitch was kind of like an in for you.

Well, I wasn't even sending demos at all.

A guy named Carlos Garza worked at a record store called Soundwaves.

Because he's telling him, yo, wait till you know how he scratches or whatever, whatever.

And then boom, from there, boom.

Guru used to go through the shoebox because Wild Pitch was a husband and wife operation.

I used to go to that show.

Yup.

When you were at, was it, you were at a wild pitch, a wild pitch.

And you guys, you got

you and Dave would, was still in college at that time.

And you would come down on some weekends and like bring the source like newsletter.

One, one got one, two pages and you'd go to all the labels and you'd stop by and we talk hip hop and, shit and then you know we'll get into all the what happened but yeah but i remember i still remember that i still remember you guys coming by the office

yeah and you were because you were doing college radio right like you were like college ray okay okay got you so yeah that makes sense because you are our contact you know you are our contact to wild pitch absolutely while it's pitched we was putting out a lot of dope shit we all

know that so i was the plug That's right.

... mentioning some labels-

That's a shot at Wild Pitch Records

Wild Pitch.

Yep.