Serato, an audio software company, releases a new episode of their podcast series, Serato Unscripted, featuring hip-hop producer and DJ Clark Kent. In celebration of hip-hop’s 50th anniversary, Kent shares his insights on the pioneers in the genre, including influential DJs and artists.  

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In the episode, Kent reminisces about his experiences with iconic figures in hip-hop, such as Jay-Z, Kanye West, The Notorious B.I.G., Lil Kim, and more. Additionally, he acknowledges the legends and pioneers who have profoundly impacted his career, such as Larry Levan, Kool DJ Red Alert, and Grandmaster Flowers. 

Kent expresses his admiration for Kool DJ Red Alert, stating:

“I love [Kool DJ Red Alert] for being like, one of the only people who can challenge me in a club. The only other guy I probably ever felt challenged in a club with is Louie Vega… Little Louie Vega is literally the house version of me in the club.”

The episode is titled Unscripted Serato HH50 with DJ Clark Kent, now available on Serato’s YouTube channel.

In connection to these celebrations, a documentary titled Understanding Christopher Wallace is set to be released, shedding light on the life and legacy of the late Biggie Smalls. His son, C.J. Wallace, narrates the documentary and offers valuable insights into the renowned rapper’s journey.

Amidst the celebration of hip-hop’s 50th anniversary, various documentaries are emerging to showcase the profound influence of the culture. In a related development, a documentary highlighting legendary artists MC Lyte, Doug E. Fresh, and Biz Markie has been released.