The Source: What inspired you to go by “Radikal the Loose Cannon”?
Radikal: My family gave me Radikal, but the streets named me “The Loose Cannon”

The Source: How long have you been spitting?
Radikal: Practically my whole life, since I was like nine years old, probably younger than that.

The Source: Growing up, what artist inspired you to take rapping seriously?
Radikal: There wasn’t a particular rapper that inspired me to take rapping seriously, it was certain situations that was happening in my life. I used rap as a way to express what a nigga’s going through

The Source: How would you define your style as an artist?
Radikal: I’ve got a lot of styles man, I’m versatile. I can do it east coast, west coast, down south, I got it all. Ever song I put out is something different.

The Source: Dead Game is that your label, How did it get started?
Radikal: Dead Game is my cousins label they started that label before they got locked up. That was their movement but since they’re not here, I’m a finish it off.

The Source: When you go out to the club to check out Radikal the loose Cannon performance, what can we expect?
Radikal: You can expect energy, some real shit, you can expect a show, a real show. Now in days niggas are not putting on shows they’re just down for what ever.

The Source: When can we expect to hear a new album from Radikal the loose cannon?
Radikal: You can expect an album from be on January or February, nah mean.

The Source: Are you planning to stay indie or are you planning to go major?
Radikal: I’m trying to go major with it man, I’m trying yo push it yo go main stream.

The Source: Finally, where can we check you out for show dates and new music?
Radikal: You can check me out on myspace.com/radikaltheloosekannon. I also got a show on November 6 that’s sponsored by The Source and Ed Hardy.