This week, we return to February 7, 2005, for an unfiltered Chambermusik Radio interview with Storm da Ghetto Mutant of Soul Kid Klik. Joining her in the house were B.’.Yakin Allah, G-Clef da Mad Komposa, Mowie Kei, and 60 Sec’s man, “The Keeper of the Gate.”
Before the fan questions even begin, Storm and The Keeper of the Gate are already deep in a heated debate about spirituality. It’s a spontaneous opening that sets the tone for a conversation full of strong opinions, humor, and personal reflection.
Once B.’.Yakin moves into questions from the Chambermusik forums, Storm opens up about industry disappointment, her creative bond with G-Clef, and the experiences that shaped her within Soul Kid Klik. She explains the origins of her name, discusses her love of lyricism, and makes her case for originality and substance over image.
There are affectionate memories of her crew, reflections on the Wu-Tang days, and pointed criticism of the pressures facing women in hip-hop. Through it all, Storm returns to a central conviction: the importance of writing your own words and defining yourself on your own terms.
Listen to Chambermusik Radio Archive #11: Storm da Ghetto Mutant Interview below.
Originally aired February 7, 2005. Archival photograph circa 1995. Contains explicit language.
Alternatively, listen to the interview on YouTube here.
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