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papertrail productions2006
Dj Sham-pain
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Dj $ham from Richmond, Ca. via Papertrail Productions. $ham is an artist/ producer from the Bay Area with a mission to bring the dopest music to your door. In the Bay Area the game is thick and producers are a dozen a nickel and yet even a major mac will mention 2 u to stay missing those misdemeanor musicians and get wit $ham if you you want that real Bay Area mob muzic. Born & raised jn S. Richmond, Ca., and then living in Los Angeles for 10 years, $ham has not only paid his dues but has seen & done it all in the rap game. Now he produces through his company (papertrail productions) for artists who need music & for the companys' record label. whether it be a track heard here or a song produced by Papertrail Productions, you are sure to love the sound coming outta Richmond, Ca.
Why this name?
Dj Sham-rock was given 2 me when I was a kid. never liked it but was stuck with it. As the game changed, it got corny(er) so i dropped the r o c k and adden pain. everybody always called me sham anyway so i eventually just stuck w/ that.
Do you play live?
I do play live but over the last couple of years i'e been getting my company together and haven't done any gigs. restructuring my camp means i have 2 record new music when company is complete u dig?
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
internet changes everything & nothing @ all. if your not familiar w/ how think of some way the internet has changed things 4 u. how many letter do you mail now or do you e-mail. internet makes the game easier to distridute & or expose your music but floods the game w/ millions of artists @ the same time. So there's no clear advantage, same rules still apply, cream rises to the top.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
of course. They have the resources to do everything big, but i would sign through my production co. because