Le Livre Back to the Lab

Certains des meilleurs albums de l'histoire du hip-hop ont vu le jour dans les studios à domicile. Le photographe Raph Rashid décrit certains de ces sous-sols, chambres et cuisines dans Back to the Lab: Hip Hop Home Studios. Étant la suite du livre Behind the Beat de Rashid, Back To The Lab comprend des photos des créateurs entourés de leurs équipes de choix ainsi que des notes sur les producteurs. Des artistes comme EL-P, J Dilla, Oddisee, Jazzy Jeff, et beaucoup d'autres sont présentés.

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