Suburban Horror: You there Rankin?

Rankin Scroo: Rankin Scroo it is right here with you, so what it do?

SH: What's up man?

RS: What it do?

SH: So you ready?

RS: Yea.

SH: So you're workin on the new record "Solid" how's that comin?

RS: Yea this is my reggae to the bone Cd album "SOLID".

SH: So no "Urban Reggae" on this one?

RS: No this one is for my reggae lovers.

SH: If you had to compare Solid to "Godfada" what would you say the main difference is?

RS: Godfada is for mainstream and Solid for the underground.

SH: You've influenced a lot of artists, what do you think is the biggest reason for that?

RS: Because they like what I'm doing. Plus helping them to reach thier goals

SH: You've also been credited to coining "Jawaiian" what is "Jawaiian"?

RS: It's blend of two island music Jamaica and Hawaii with some slocky guitar on it.

SH: You've worked with a bunch of artists, E40, Black Uhuru, who was your favorite?

RS: I love both. Reggae is my main thing you see me?

SH: Yup, so how did you meet Ginger?

RS: I met Ginger in Hawaii while doing a show

SH: What would you say is your biggest inspiration in your song writing?

RS: Jah the almighty.

SH: Have you ever played Bob Fest or any other big reggae festivals?

RS: Yes I played two times already in San Fransisco, I've played many reggae festivals in Canada,US, and Euroupe

SH: So who are some of your favorite artists, who influences you?

RS: Dennis Brown, Frankie Paul, Luciano, Freddie McGregor, Lutan Fyah, Berris Hamond just to mention a few.

SH: So when is the tour?

RS: We're working on it right as we speak.

SH: Awesome, is there anything you want the people to know before we go?

RS: Yes may god bless stand firm and thanks for thier support over the years, keep watching for me I'll be on tour real soon to make it worth thier while and please go buy my "GODFADA" cd album.

SH: Sweet, thanks a lot man! I look forward to seeing you again.

RS: Same here you take care bruh bruh stay one with family.

SH: Word.

RS: Peace and love.

- Boss Anjo