Full Exposure (T.F.D)
	The mystery of the man behind the beats is easily understood when one realizes that Full Exposure is one of those rare individuals who can master theart of anything they put their mind too. Dedicated to the process of refining and perfecting his natural ability to adapt to any new instrument or piece of equipment keeps Fully always on top of the game. His music, lyrics and most importantly his actions reflect his undying commitment to creating unity between his family, his people and the community in which he was raised. In these troubled times in which we live, Full Exposure provides a perspective that is a much-needed dose that could change your reality.
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	-------------------------------- Full Exposure's Interview -------------------------------- What did you first start making beats with? My first setup was a Yamaha keyboard, my fingers, and my mom’s camcorder (mic). What was your first sample? The first sample I ever worked with was from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night on Playstation. I would still use that sample, it was real grimy. Bythe way I had updated to a DJX keyboard by then, which came built in with a sampler with a whopping six seconds of sampling time. Where do you get your records? Thrift stores, my brother-in-law has a pimp ass selection, and he blessedme with it when I first got my MPC. My first set of records had a lot of ill shit,and it was an ill experience sampling off of a record for the first time, I felt likeI had taken a giant leap. What instruments do you play? Piano, MPC (it's an instrument when it is mastered by its owner), my pen. When did you start playing music and what made you decide that it was what you wanted to do with your life? Right after my family won this court case. My mother asked me what it was that I always wanted that she could never get me, and I told her a keyboard. I got this keyboard in 97, never got too good at it, then around 99 Istarted messing with it again because I wanted to use the drum sounds to make a beat. I always used to fuck around, but also seeing my cousin making beats is what really made me want to get into it. Some family inspiration basically put. Peace to my cousin Gorge. Where do you trace your roots? I come from two immigrant parents, I'm a Mexican and proud. I always lived in Latino neighborhoods, and have been a peaceful person who is basically colorblind to all races. Musically, the first songs I would get down towere Michael Jackson’s shit in the 80s. I then became a big Native Tongue fan at the age of 10 or 11 thanks to my sister. As a youth I was strictly hip-hop, I never got into BONE and all that g shit, and even now I barely like that style of music, except Twista of course. If you could change one thing about society what would it be? It seems that everyone has an inferiority complex in this world; people hateanything that belittles them to another person. I would change this ego-based society. What is the most important book you have ever read? "Always Running" by Luis Rodriguez. This book just made me realize how important it is for people like me to be role models to the youth of my community. My eyes are open. When did you start flowing as well as making beats? The first time I kicked a rhyme was with my cousin Jorgie when he showed me some of his beats back in the day. This was the summer of 99, when it all started. Since then, I have been flowing and producing non-stop, and I write rhymes whenever I catch inspiration. What is your main objective in life? My major objective is to make people forget everything else that they were thinking about prior to hearing my music. All your problems can fade away for five minutes, then its back to reality. Music (real music that requirestalent anyway) is its own dimension, so my objective is to take you there rather than just fill your head with ideas that it does exist. Whose got the ill-est flow? I don't really believe in one person being the best, but the people who I'mfeeling right now are my crew (can't help it), a lot of chi underground shit, Aesop, Meta 4. Who beats inspire you? Ali Shaheed(even though he doesn't do shit no more), Timbaland, Blockhead, Overflow (realize), and whoever does twistas shit. Who would you like to work with? I would enjoy working with Mass Hysteria, Meta4, Benefit, Aesop, and I'm gonna work with Robust & Vyle, so I at least got some of the people who I would want to work with down. As far as mainstream rappers go, I would like to work with Twista, Method Man, Camp Lo, Heltah Skeltah, Ludacris, and Pharoah Monch. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------