A friend of mine asked me if I had came out with a name yet. I told him I hadn't. A little while later we were talking again and he told me to call myself "eclipse". I liked they way it sounded, so I sat down that night and wrote it out a few different ways, and here I am, E Klipps

I love doing live shows. I've only performed live once, I was opening for a hip hop clique "Resurrection and life". I had a great time, and peoples responce was intense, however, I decided that I would wait until my first CD was complete before performing live again... It's on it's way.

I think it's great, I truely do. See, the only musicians that seem to have a problem with it are the mainstream fly by nighters. I think the reason is that they can no longer just through together some lame music video with a bunch of hott girls, then sit back as kids buy up their CDs. Now if you want to sell albums, you have to give them more, and perform live...you know, WORK for it. For the typical musician, this is nothing new (infact the MP3 sites HELP them get their stuff out there), but for the mainstreamers this is unheard of and disturbing.

I can't say that I would.
I am an individual, and I don't think I could deal with people telling me what I can and can't release. Should a smaller label come to me, and allow for such a contract, I would surely concider it.

Anywhere I'm chilling with my crew. They always have my back, and I love 'em all like fam.

I self produce a lot of my own beats now, I do this using FruityLoops. Should you try making beats with this software, I highly suggest downloading lots of good soundfonts, samples, etc. because most of the samples that are included are very techno-electronic.