Til Infinity: The Souls of Mischief Trailer (2013)
"The members of the Souls of Mischief share childhood stories and examine their early creative process while making their first demo tape."02 January 2013Factual91 mins
Til Infinity is a full-length documentary celebrating the twenty year anniversary of the critically acclaimed Souls of Mischief album, "93 Til Infinity" with over 50 interviews from notable MC's, producers and DJs. Til Infinity offers a retrospective and in-depth look at the famed Hieroglyphics crew's landmark 1993 debut album. Oakland California filmmaker Shomari Smith interviewed the entire Hieroglyphics collective while traveling across the country to capture intimate dialog with hip-hop notables.
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