Recently, Smoke Dza and Harry Fraud get into some spoken mischief as part of a joint venture between HipHopDX and MissLs.com and spoke on afterthoughts of their collaborative album, Rugby Thompson. The pair also talked about Dza’s work with Jonny Shipes over the course of his career while Harry broke down his atypical production style and revisited his memories of Tina Turner as a toddler and more. You don’t have to be a smoker to enjoy the chemistry of the versatile beatsmith from Brooklyn and a lyrically gifted Harlemite. But, if that’s your particular vice, this might be a good time.
