In part 3, Muffla chops it up with Q of HHAD to discuss how he got his start in music production and developed the skills that would later help shape some of Hip Hop’s most memorable records. He also reflects on working alongside his cousin, Roger Clayton, in the legendary Uncle Jamm’s Army and explains the unique opportunities that came with being part of one of Southern California’s most influential party organizations.
One of the most fascinating parts of the conversation is Muffla’s account of how Uncle Jamm’s Army brought together Crips and Bloods to help promote events throughout Compton, Inglewood, Carson, and other Los Angeles communities—proving that music could unite people from different backgrounds for a common purpose.
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