Cold187um (Part 2) Talks Eazy-E’s Death, Working For Death Row Records, Doing Federal Time, And New Series On OG Network.
Holdin’ Court PodcastShow Notes
West Coast pioneer Cold 187um joins Big Court for one of his most revealing interviews yet. The legendary producer reflects on the devastating loss of Eazy-E, his time working as a music supervisor at Death Row Records, and the life-changing experience of serving time in federal prison.
Cold187um also discusses the highs and lows of the music business, the lessons learned from surviving decades in the game, and his exciting new series, "Black Godfather," now streaming on OG Network. From Ruthless Records to Death Row and beyond, this conversation is packed with hip-hop history, redemption, and game from one of the architects of West Coast rap. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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