MM: Real talk though mainly the fact that Sen Dog and Cypress Hills schedule was always crazy and then him trying to manage himself aside from the stage trying to have fun with his life and me going thru my up and downs you know my career hasn’t been a bed of roses and that’s because the industry left a very bad taste in my mouth because I was the first one to go through having crooked Jewish lawyers, managers getting my paper…That kind of leaves a bad taste in your mouth so what I did was just back away from it and refocus and re amp…But the Reyes Brothers thing was something that took a minute and we test tried it down on Sunset Blvd, we did like four shows on Sunset about 4 years ago and it was basically a bunch of songs that we had thrown together it was a collabo from over here a collabo from over there and we put a show together with it and kids started to come out and we was like alright now whenever we get the chance were gonna fucking really do this shit…I think the only reason that shit hasn’t sold a million records is because we didn’t dump a million dollars into it…We wanted it to be a really hood record plus it was on Sen’s record label and he wasn’t about to come out of his pockets and dump three four million into this thing…We’ll give the first album for the real heads and form a fan base, a core audience and then on the 2nd and 3rd maybe we’ll do more and go after the radio aggressively and things of that nature…But this record and those who hear it kind of bug out whoa this is really good…

S1: That’s definitely wassup, that’s definitely wassup…Now one last question…What is it that your looking to do in the future? I know that basically with this album your doing a lot of touring, your doing a lot of shows, developing a fan base, your working on Sen’s label…What is it that you as brothers and Sen with his label plan to do in the future? What can we expect from ya’ll?

MM: I can speak on me right now, because Sen is Sen and he gonna do what he gonna do…But I can tell you that I started a company called Icon Music and right now I putting a compilation together of rappers from around the world cause I felt that I haven’t been holding up the title Godfather very well so what I’m doing now is putting together a compilation together called Mellow Man Ace presents Vol.1 and I got catz from Venezuela, Toronto, Spain, Mexico, Chicago…So what I’m doing now is I’m building that record up now and one of my main goals now is looking out up in coming latino artist because they don’t have a forum and a lot labels ain’t checking for them…Another reason is that hip hop as a culture itself has a problem recognizing the latino contribution to the music…In other words when you see a BET video award show you rarely see a latino represented even though we share the same communities as African Americans do, we dwell with each other, we are very much the same, we love music, Cheverolet’s, apple pie, chicken and chicken grease, you know what I mean, we love the same things…As a culture I think hip hop needs to do a better job for that so what I’m trying to do now is create a forum where other young latinos would never get a chance to get actually heard on a worldwide level…

S1: Aiight that’s definitely wassup…That’s a hell of a way to give back…And like you said from an individual that is considered the Godfather your carrying the mantle well and your doing the right things to maintain that…Mellow Man Ace it’s been a pleasure, I got your back if anything we could ever do here for you at Legacy Magazine, open doors baby!!!

MM: Legacy Magazine that’s the only thing I’m on right now…That’s what it is!!! One love to all the fans!!!