T-Baby and Mae Day: Detroit Hip Hop’s females of the future
The Michigan Citizen’s Biba Adams recently interviewed two of Detroit’s more prominent young female hip hop artists. T-Baby and Mae Day are looking to elevate Detroit Hip Hop with their respective Runyon Ave and Sick Notes camps.
T-Baby on working with Denaun Porter:
MC: Denaun Porter is your EP, how is it working with someone so successful? Is it motivating?
TB: Yes. We can go to the studio and work all night. We’ll stay up 2 days in a row, not knowing if it’s light or dark outside. It’s great. He’s like a Dad to me and I’m like his daughter. When we work together it’s like a bomb exploding! It’s phenomenal.
Mae Day on hooking up with Sick Notes Production:
MC: How did you get with Sick Notes?
MD: We actually knew each other from high school and we worked with the same person in a management capacity which didn’t really work out.
