At SXSW, Producer Warren G, along with Director Karam Gill, released their new documentary, G-FUNK, which follows Warren G through his early days with Snoop Dogg and Nate Dogg all the way to 213’s signing with Deathrow Records. It touches on the significance of the G-Funk genre and delves deeper into Warren G’s personal involvement in how hip-hop became what it is today. Warren G is about more than just his own music, and that’s what sets him apart as a true musical mogul. As he puts it, the movie is designed to not only inform on hip-hop’s past, but to also shine a light on what the future holds for the celebrated genre. And if you ask him, it could be even more than that. We caught up with Warren G and Karam Gill at SXSW in Austin to talk about the documentary, as well as the progression of technology in music and the sound of G-Funk found in recent hip-hop artists. Austin has a city motto of “Keep Austin Weird.” In that spirit, we asked Warren G & Karam Gill about how they keep it weird and real and in doing so stay true to themselves.
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