<p>In this episode, Dimitar sits down with <strong>Lewis Parker</strong>, one of the most influential figures in <strong>UK Hip-Hop</strong> and a pioneer of sample-based, cinematic production. Lewis opens up about his early journey into Hip-Hop, the golden era of <strong>sample digging</strong>, and how he developed his unmistakable sound long before producing for hip-hop legends like Wu-Tang&#39;s Ghostface Killah.</p><p>We explore the rise of <strong>UK rap in the 90s</strong>, the challenges artists faced with major labels, and why so much of that era’s music ended up left-field and underground. Lewis also talks about the impact of <strong>Star Wars</strong>, Jedi philosophy, and The Force on his creative process, as well as his move from London to Queens, NYC.</p><p>The conversation goes deep into craft, culture, and the future:<br>– How Lewis approaches beats, drums, and storytelling<br>– Working with Lord Finesse, Jehst, and other legends<br>– Surviving the music industry as an independent artist<br>– The role of <strong>AI in music</strong>, creativity, and short-form content<br>– The evolution of <strong>Grime</strong>, <strong>Drill</strong>, and the essence of Hip-Hop today</p><p>This is one of the most honest and insightful conversations about Hip-Hop, creativity, and staying true to your art. A must-listen for fans of UK Hip-Hop, producers, beatmakers, and anyone who cares about the culture.</p>