It’s Valentine’s Day, and I’m sitting across from local rapper Tech N9ne in “the house that rap built,” his and Travis O’Guin’s record label Strange Music, Inc. I’m captivated immediately by his charisma and charm. He is spending his holiday writing songs to meet the March deadline for his upcoming album. He is focused and friendly, and it quickly becomes apparent why he has been described as the Kansas City King. Tech N9ne grew up as … Read entire article »