A later version of the interview with King Kirk, first published in 2011, was refreshed in 2013 to reflect new music. This summary covers what changed.

The mixtape is out

By 2013 the focus had shifted to the mixtape Speak Ya Mind pt. 1: Cinema, Beats and Brawdz. King Kirk described it as a modern take on the group, featuring the other members plus newer artists. Like the earlier concept, it keeps the idea of songs following a storyline carried by skits, though not every track tells a self-contained tale. His advice to curious listeners was simply to hear it for themselves.

Street Cinema 2

The official follow-up to the original Street Cinema was still in progress. According to the update, the producer SkiBeatz was set to work on it, while King Kirk and Big Dubez handled the current batch of songs.

Constants

His answers about the group’s longevity, his reluctance to chase trends and his approach to answer records were unchanged from the earlier edition. He again mentioned that Big Dubez was busy producing and filming, and said the team was only now taking Instagram, Twitter and Facebook seriously. The 3D glasses joke returned as a sign-off.

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What to take from it

The update shows a shift from announcement to delivery. Where the 2011 version talked about records that were coming, the 2013 edition could point to a finished mixtape, with a bigger album still on the way. It also reinforces the idea that the group sees fan contact on social platforms as a core part of releasing music, since followers were invited to follow along there.

Who is involved

The people named in the update are King Kirk, Big Dubez and the producer SkiBeatz. Guest artists on the mixtape are credited in the release announcement.

Read the original 2011 interview and the mixtape track list.