History
Musically, Emcee T has worked with rappers Rappin' 4-Tay and Ray Luv. In 2007, T worked with Calvin Miller, the producer of Baby Huey's chart-topping "Pop, Lock & Drop It" (which received 50,000+ BDS radio spins) on a song called "We Shine".
Emcee T's television show Pushin' The Bay airs every first and third Friday, monthly from 12-12:30am on Channel 26 and 28. The program is co-hosted by Ray Luv. With over 15-million collective video views, Pushin' The Bay is also broadcasted via YouTube.
Emcee T's debut album that will be released under ZTY MEDIA (ASCAP), UNDERESTIMATED has been delayed due to the overwhelming response from his television show. As of January 18, 2010, T is the "#1 - Most Viewed (All Time) - Musicians - Taiwan" (YouTube "EmceeTStaff", 2009) with nearly 15-million video views.
In August 2009, Emcee T conducted an interview with Anthony Randolph, who at the time was a small forward / power forward for the Golden State Warriors. In the exclusive 1-on-1 interview titled titled "The Last Hope", Randolph stated that the Warriors will make the NBA Playoffs in the 2009-2010 campaign and that Randolph sees himself on the Warriors until the end of his professional career. Many fans saw the interview as the 'birth' of Randolph as a team leader, but he was traded away the following year.
Shortly after the interview, Emcee T & business partner Ray Luv started Pushin' The Bay Radio, an Urban Contemporary-formatted internet radio station located in Oakland, California, and broadcast online.
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