S Ence: That’s the thing me and Dave both like the same type of music, so like him listening to any of the beats I have like when I hit him off with beats he’d be, I guess like a half hour later when he was driving home he’d hit me up and be like yo I need track #2, then he’d call me back and be like I need 3 too…I’m like yo why don’t you listen to the whole thing and then call me back…But it’s like we just click, you know what I’m sayin…It was easy because Dave’s flow just fits perfectly…

S1: Hustle Simmons…How did you come up with that name? What tracks do you want to highlight?

DG: The name came from how quickly the project moved along , we hustled na meen…Also it comes from the idea that we’re so much more then who we are to the public, you know what I mean…We do so many other things, we wear so many hats and this is just one aspect of it so life is an everyday hustle…It’s more then selling drugs, you know what I mean, it’s about really doing what you gotta do to get what you gotta get to achieve a desired goal…Our desired goal was getting this project done and we did what it took we recorded and mixed, we did everything our selves, the only thing we didn’t do was make cuts…It was a project that we felt strongly about so we put 110% of effort behind it and it came out real dope …

S1: One thing I want to bring up and definitely made known is Dave Ghetto was actually nice enough, we actually have a mix cd it’s a legendary mix cd project that were putting together through Legacy, we don’t have it titled yet but were bringing a lot of the legends, a lot of other heavyweights that we fucked with…Dave Ghetto was one of the first catz that agreed to get down…We just want to shout you out for that! The album Hustle Simmons is already out where can we pick that up at Dave?