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Holdin’ New Cards – Scaramanga Interview

Posted on June 3, 2005March 1, 2026 by Keir

Scaramanga first emerged on the Beat Terrorists EP entitled Big Willie Smith, and went on to drop verses on the Dr. Octagon LP, which he followed-up with an apperance on Kool Keith’s Sex Style. Following these cameos, he released the “Physical Jewels” single on Rawkus. In addition, he put out the “Space Cadillac”/”So Intelligent” 12″ and “Space Cadillac (Remix)” b/w “Gametime” and “Terrorworks” records. In 1998 he hosted The Lyricist Lounge with Kool Keith. Shortly after these appearances, KRS-One featured Scaramanga on The Temple of Hip Hop LP. Finally he released the 7 Eyes 7 Horns LP, with the twelve inches “Special Efx” and “Mind IC Mine”. After releasing this album he did an EP called Big City Hustlers with Don Diva magazine. In 2005 he’s released the Einstein Rosen Bridge LP, the Snake Eyes LP and most recently the Cobra Commander LP. Besides these releases, Scaramanga has appeared on numerous other hip-hop records and compilations. On one of Scaramanga’s most interesting tracks, the Runaways “Levitation (Remix)”, he does a posse track made up of his own different personas…


Keir:
Where were you born and raised?

Scaramanga: I was raised all over. I was born in Manhattan in Lennox Hill, I lived up on Sugar Hill where my parents were from in Harlem. Moved to Queens for a while then moved to Hempstead and Brooklyn. At one point I moved to California with Keith for 2 years. After that I moved back east to Florida for close to 4 years. I’ve recently moved back to New York after 2000 and have been back here about 5 years now. Since I’ve been back I’ve been living in Brooklyn, Spanish Harlem and now Uniondale Long Island, where I went to high school with Dinco D and Charlie Brown from L.O.N.S. (Leaders Of The New School) back in the late 80’s.

K: How did you meet Kool Keith, and how did the whole Dr. Octagon projects unfold?

S: I met Keith at a birthday party for Busta Rhymes with my girlfriend at the time named Stephanie (she is from San Francisco). I went to pick her up from this party she was hosting. When I got there I ran into Ced-Gee, Flavor Flav and Kool Keith. I was like “Oh shit!” everybody was in here. So I was like “Yo I spit flames too, what’s up ya’ll want to go on stage and get busy?”. Everybody was getting on the mic – Freddie Foxxx, Lord Finesse, CL Smooth, L.O.N.S., Tip and Phife, Pete Rock, Large Pro and Diamond D – it was out of control! I was hungry dude you know? So I spit some old ill shit at Keith, Ced and Flavor and they took me on stage. After the show Keith got at me like “I got a deal on Capitol and I want you to come to L.A.”. After a long story with Capitol, Lo and Malik who were A&R’s got fired, and Keith’s deal got canned, soon after that Automator approached Keith about doing an LP.

When it came time to record Dan and Keith picked me up at the airport and told me what was what, then they hit me with a few chips and that was that. I laid two tracks on the LP – “No Awareness” and “Biology 101”. “101” were taken off the DreamWorks version so I got even less publishing. I still have a bitter taste in my mouth. Keith was so hype to do the LP, Dan paid him like 30 G’s up front, and he also got like 200 G’s on top of that.

K: How did you get involved with Rawkus?

S: I stepped to Rawkus after I came back from Cali and they were mad at anything I was down to do. I got tired of waiting to put out the album so I bounced over to Fat Beats and banged out the Scaramanga LP. It was crazy, and then all of a sudden Rawkus was all behind Blackstar and Pharoahe Monch. I told them to sign Monch and Big L. When Big L was alive they would not close his deal… then BOOM! As soon as he dies they swoop in and put his record out. They dissed me, I knew they never would promote my shit like Mos Def and Company Flow, but so what it’s in the past. I’ve still got my label and my records and I’m out to make paper to I’m not mad or hating on anything!

K: What about the industry?

K: I paid Don, Diamond D, DJ Spinna and Showbiz out of my budget and nobody can complain, even though the records took years to come out. It’s not like Sun Large Records wasn’t handling business, but my distributors – Caroline, Fat Beats and some newer ones I have – were ripping me off left and right. That’s why hip-hop underground dies, because nobody supports the real cats that make this shit go to the next level. The Menelik’s, the Rass Kass’, the Saafir’s, the Del’s, Pharoahe’s or Jeru’s. They always want to talk shit how we use big words and we’re “Back Packers” but our records sell. Then they bootleg our shit behind our backs. Now all you got is fucking Nelly and Lil Jon, well thank you miss hip-hop! You aren’t shit, you just prey off real MC’s struggling to make it in the game. On that note, holla at the last real poetical one under KRS-One and Ultramagnetic MC’s the real hip-hop shit! Representing the Temple of Hip-Hop…

K: How did you meet Godfather Don?

S: Don was great! He really worked with me to get my spitting razor sharp. That’s my best man right there he got a live band, they’re putting an album together.

K: How did you hook up with so many producers worldwide?

S: I met producers like Headdrillaz and Expansion Union at conferences across America. That’s what happens, I have people who recognize then bamm its on!

K: How do you go about writing lyrics?

S: Secrets…I am still amazed myself grasshopper!

K: What’s the deal with performances?

S: I have done live shows, nothing recent of course. I just can’t afford for suckers to bite my style, you know how it is. Don is the same way, the promoters always want to give us trash money like we aren’t nice or anything, we turn down a lot of smaller venues. Usually we don’t feel the promoters or they’ve got no paper for us. They’ve got two or three acts sitting around watching me and Don to bite our style so they come out sounding like me and Don or doing the same type of shit you saw in our routines… 2K5 is Scaramanga year, its Cyclops year, I will not mess with the lames.

K:Now that you’ve released the three-prong Scaramanga/Sir Menelik album attack what more can we expect?

S: Sun Large Communications/Sports Athletic Management. I’m working with Derrick Blaylock from the NY Jets on some projects to come out, “Chamz 9 times Ultra” My next alias is Sir Menelik A Knight’s Tale, Blood Bath Mafia LP, Dre the Don, R&B Lee and a few other acts I am developing!

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Photography by Anais Carayon

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43 thoughts on “Holdin’ New Cards – Scaramanga Interview”

  1. Brian Beck From Wisconsin says:
    June 3, 2005 at

    Even though he has a slew of classic beats, “mind ic mine” is one of Show’s greatest beats. And that 2nd Scaramanga verse..Good god.

    Another notable Scaramanga appearance is his rather splendid verse on Godfather Don’s “no competition”.

    I always hated most of the Sir Menelik tracks though. Way too artsy.

    I’ve not heard “cobra commander” yet. What’s it like?

  2. Anonymous says:
    June 3, 2005 at

    word, that mind i c mine beat was fucking heat

    thanks for getting at scaramanga, i hope he keeps doing his thing

  3. max payne says:
    June 4, 2005 at

    this guy had some good verses on dr. octagon but you can tell he’s crazy and dellusional. he isn’t doing shows because people will bite his stage routines? lol

  4. max payne says:
    June 4, 2005 at

    this was an informative interview though, we appreciate it.

    he doesn’t do enough interviews, maybe he’s afraid someone will bite his interview style!

  5. Air Alex says:
    June 4, 2005 at

    ^ hhahha yeah that does sound a bit paranoid

    but yeah seven eyes seven horns was a dope ass album, so was snake eyes… cyclops 4000 had its moments but some of it is just fuckin out there.

    still gotta hear cobra commander, from the clips it sounds dope

  6. pen says:
    June 4, 2005 at

    damn “lets build for a sec” is dope!!

  7. Tezla says:
    June 8, 2005 at

    Mind I.C. Mine 2K5 off the new Snake Eyes LP was convincing my sub-conscious to take over the world… he embodies that multi-syllablistic originality. Good god that beat and Scara’s flow and ridiculously omnipotent tone and lyrical content had me ready to destroy everything in my path. I know a little intense, but dude’s nice like that.

  8. tizwarz says:
    June 9, 2005 at

    big respect for the site.

  9. kq says:
    June 14, 2005 at

    nice interview. scara’s an ill mc, i’ve copped everything he’s dropped and always will.

  10. Robbie says:
    June 15, 2005 at

    I agree that he’s a lot better as Scaramanga than Menelik. That “Rap Dictionary” style didn’t work for Robert S. either (“Big Words”, anyone?). I haven’t heard the new albums yet but I’ll try to get my hands on them to review.

    Hopefully we’ll hear more “Group War Commission” tracks from Scara and God Don.

  11. daledavis says:
    June 18, 2005 at

    Scara needs to do a few live shows, I know the money is not that good doing them but a lot of his fans would like to see him perform live so hopefully if he reads this he will reconsider doing a show or 2 in new york. Also it is good promotion for new people to see hear his material.

    Cobra Commander is a hell of a CD, The beats are really scortching hot and the lyricaly formats will leave your heads sore black.

  12. Machiventa says:
    June 25, 2005 at

    dope interview… too short though. oh well, at least we got one.

    lol @ dudes watching his show to bite his style

    cobra commander is just as ill as snake eyes (saigon ruins track 10 though)

    anyone know what scara’s third lp this year is gonna be titled?

  13. Conspiracy of SBU says:
    July 5, 2005 at

    “Mind I.C. Mine” original version and the 2K5 version ARE THE FUCKING BEST SONGS EVER IN EAST COAST UNDERGROUND…….. so many Scaramanga songs that rule…….”So Intelligent” is proof of human alien life on earth. worked with Dinco D and KoolKeith MAKES YOU HELLA SICK ARTIST NEW SCHOOL RULER.
    http://www.soundclick.com/conspiracysupreme

  14. Sir Menelik says:
    July 20, 2005 at

    thanks for the comments people !!!
    Sun Large 2k5 !!!
    Sir M

  15. linz says:
    August 2, 2005 at

    ill as kill unfilled with consonant

    sir menelik is future

  16. Steve 1989 says:
    August 25, 2005 at

    Sir Menelik is the TRUTH. Real Talk from Brooklyn.

  17. tech says:
    August 30, 2005 at

    dope interview, hopefully he’ll keep releasing new material

  18. BIG CHRIS DAWG says:
    September 13, 2005 at

    MENELIK IS THE SHIT! NOT TOO MANY MC’S CAN SEE SON ON THE STRAIGHT AWAY! KID IS MORE THAN THE FUTURE…HIS SHIT FOREVER!

    1 LOVE! Kepp.It.Movin!

  19. SeaBass says:
    November 23, 2005 at

    “Holy” and “Jordan” are 2 of his best tracks.. Looking forward to any new albums.

  20. MonsterIslandCzar says:
    February 18, 2006 at

    Scara is an unappreciated legend – keep it busy, stay true forever nigga !

    america is – count slow – cash flow – all out playaz – o’starr … plus all the old classics – need I say more – kop all his shit NOW if you ain’t got it :D

    props to unkut for the interview !

  21. Park Slope Lady says:
    March 14, 2006 at

    You were ambitious and “so intelligent” before people knew who you were.

    I’m happy to see that others now know it too!

  22. FunkyJ says:
    July 18, 2006 at

    Muthafunk the Temple Of HypeHope !!! Comin from that note, I am the last R.E.A.L Poetical one under Krs One and I was the head of the department of the society. I dropped that shit cause it Hype……Keep on believing while I know the truth….Holla !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  23. carlos says:
    September 11, 2006 at

    a true legend with hard flowin raps, cash flow is truly my fav.0 keep up the great work!

    -carlos from scarazona

  24. carlos says:
    September 11, 2006 at

    btw can someone email me if you got a back up of snake eyes or cobra

  25. Rhyme patterns says:
    September 11, 2006 at

    I am currently in the midst of writing a book on the Golden Age of Underground Hip Hop. I would really like to interview or speak briefly to Scaramanga and Godfather Don. If anybody with any info on how to contact them can get at me, my email is [email protected]

  26. Oppera says:
    March 23, 2007 at

    Yo Scara! What can i say, your flow is the badest! Nowadays there’s no rappers like you, that good-daam flow! The lyrics & words what you use our thing!!!Keep ya headUp! Continue to do your thing that Scaramanga-way!

    Fan from Finland!

  27. enormousmatter says:
    May 18, 2007 at

    Big willie style EP; Space Cad. Bionic Olds: I bump dat shit on a regular still today. One of the best hip hop underground artist out there.
    I have the cyclops 4000 album also. It never leaves my ride. WORD.
    Chi-Town born.. Lived. Las vegas is home now.

  28. Slywefly says:
    July 10, 2007 at

    Telll Menelik SLYWEFLY says what up.. laced me on the Einstein Rosen Bridge… I got the Crown of the 12 stars…. Bless Rex Roland too!

  29. DoerOne says:
    October 10, 2007 at

    In 2007 I still love Space Cadillac.

    RockAwn.

  30. zweli abd-al-fatah says:
    November 24, 2007 at

    yo, menelik scara sun large god!
    7eyes7horns is forever in my ipod
    can’t get enough of it…dude a lot of cats don’t know about scara down here in south africa. man you gotta holla this side, everytime i play 7eyes they say i’m on some futuristic tip…enough commercial and more under…more menelik for mzansi..big up man south africa’s hearin ya boy!!!!

  31. onthaStrenff says:
    November 26, 2007 at

    Scara, when are we gonna go to Nassau Coliseum to see the Islanders whupp up on the rangers? lundqvist SUCKS!! hahaha… you still in Uniondale? i’m a dig up your # and hit you on the horn one of these days. peace! btw NOBODY can even see you, A-Butter, and A.L. on “At You,” (for those who don’t know, it’s the B-side to “Let’s Build For A Sec,” which is also dope (Spinna tuned that s#!t to the perfect mental Cyclops 4000 frequency).. maybe that joint should’ve made this page since it was only released on vinyl….

    steve F

  32. Mark says:
    May 11, 2008 at

    Anyone know a way I can get my hands on on a Blood Bath Mafia album????

  33. elly says:
    October 5, 2008 at

    its 2008 and i’m still listening to tracks like “game time” and “alphabetic hammer”…Menelik..you just gotta understand that out of those cats in the small crowds who came to see you (and show support in BUYING your material), it was because you had something in your flow that inspired a cat (no one was trying to bite)..only support my dude..

  34. mike g says:
    March 6, 2009 at

    Scara is dope! I hope he releases some new shit. His style is that super-dense, scientific yet street, kind of like early Doom or Supreme Clientele era Ghost. Fucking next level shit.

  35. Distrakt says:
    April 29, 2009 at

    Vicious emcee!

  36. hip hop hero says:
    January 15, 2010 at

    Where is Scaramanga aka Sir. Menelik been? I want to hear more material! Kool Keith and him should do an album together. That would be outstanding.

  37. Vinny says:
    January 30, 2010 at

    Love that Death Letter track, first verse is awesome. Now own up!! There no such person as Scholarwise is there? That’s another alias isn’t it Menelik?

  38. REAL6 says:
    May 12, 2011 at

    New Scara coming soon…

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0A94wjcVF0

  39. Lair says:
    June 21, 2011 at

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGmimHqKrcM
    Scaramanga – Shallah Magnetic Video

    Props to REAL6 for the youtube channel. Some good stuff, freestyles, interviews (I’m watching the Natural Elements one) on there.

    Crazy to be posting on this, the first article I ever read on here so many years later.

  40. Lair says:
    June 16, 2012 at

    Scaramanga is a mysterious motherfucker who promises way too much, but then pops up out of nowhere and wets your taste for that signature flow.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_Fitu44KgI

    No idea what the story is behind this track. Demo from around Snake eyes/Cobra Commander? New shit?
    As usual the verses are impeccable.

  41. Jabbar EL says:
    October 22, 2012 at

    Update: Jabbar EL official release date is 12/22. But I’m doing 100 secret advanved copy limited edition autographed official cds at $100 each the advanced copies are different from the lp and have rare exclusives. They will be numbered and the exclusive numbers 2-10 will be auctioned from a starting bid of $200 with the number 1 cd being auctioned at a starting bid of $500. money order only please pass the word!

  42. Doc Samson says:
    July 18, 2017 at

    Scaramanga is a dope mc but in an era where fans will forget you, ya gotta blaze some shows and put put music on a consistent basis. Look at Kool Keith. He’s remained relevant because he feeds his fan base. Menelik is so fearful of biters that he won’t do shows? That’s crazy and sad. Ya gotta feed what little fans ypu have left or they will move on abd forget you.

  43. entity says:
    February 20, 2018 at

    if shows come, European gigs must happen. incredible stuff!

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