Interview With Spida Lee (@SPIDALEE)!

By Lana Bell • On Interviews

spidaleeHip Hop Vet­er­an from Hud­der­sfield, Spida Lee is a UK Hip Hop artist who has his own cloth­ing line busi­ness, Car­riac­ou Jack. Lee was lovely to inter­view, a very hil­ari­ous guy to chat to and def­in­itely pas­sion­ate about the bois­ter­ous hip hop cul­ture you have at shows. We talk about everything from scene in West York­shire which he describes as “up and down”, his jour­ney so far, let me not for­get to men­tion he’s been per­form­ing on stage since age 10 and we talk about his next steps with his latest excit­ing pro­ject ‘Rise of a King’ which he has in store for all the people, sup­port­ers and his peers in Hip Hop. Listen to our inter­view and check out his Car­riac­ou Jack:

Car­riac­ou Jack was estab­lished in 2012 by Hip Hop Vet­er­an, Spida Lee. Car­riac­ou is an island just off Gren­ada in the Car­ri­bean; he includes lyr­ics about the Car­riac­ou Jack Iron rum in his music. Each cloth­ing item you pur­chase will come with a free Spida Lee CD, as he men­tions on his web­site ‘Just to say thanks for the support!’.

http://www.carriacoujack.com/

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Lana Bell

Author / Poetry Edit­or at I Am Hip-Hop 
Lana Bell, is an eight­een year old Lon­don­er who is based in Bris­tol. She is an emer­ging Spoken Word Artist, and the Poetry Edit­or for I Am Hip-Hop Magazine. She has been writ­ing for a dec­ade; though she has only been per­form­ing on from the age of fif­teen. She got into Hip-Hop music at four­teen, and she found a massive interest in Old Skl Sounds and the out­let that Hip-Hop music offered her.

About Lana Bell

Lana Bell, is an eighteen year old Londoner who is based in Bristol. She is an emerging Spoken Word Artist, and the Poetry Editor for I Am Hip-Hop Magazine. She has been writing for a decade; though she has only been performing on from the age of fifteen. She got into Hip-Hop music at fourteen, and she found a massive interest in Old Skl Sounds and the outlet that Hip-Hop music offered her.

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