MCMC

It's Here!!!...The Season Finale of MCMC is finally done (it's been a crazy couple of months) and is ready for your enjoyment. This time BROOKLYN'S IN THE HOUSE! We've got three guest straight out of BK and into the MCMC Studio. Listen as they provide insight into their musical world, let us know what's rockin' in the headphones, and help me close out Season One of MCMC!

On this episode of MCMC, we Interview Rock fan Andre aka Badman aka Polo Dre! We get a taste of the true meaning of Emo and Alternative Rock as well as how Music can effect us emotionally and what it like to be a Black Male at a predominantly White Concert/Venue. Featuring music from Baltimore's very own "Beach House"

On this episode of MCMC, we interview Musical Connoisseur and Exceptional Artist Debonair on his musical influences, Inspirations, and Artistry. Featuring Music from the one and only Michael Jackson and his 1979 Hit album "Off the Wall"

On this Episode of MCMC we continue our discussion on vinyl - We discuss what kind of equipment would be Ideal for playing vinyls . Where you can go locally to purchase vinyl records, as well as some vinyl history. Featuring guest Dean Gordon and Sean Taylor with music from Steely Dan's 1977 Hit Album "AJA". Make sure to check out Cat Dail at catdailmusic.com which features Artwork by our guest Sean Taylor on the song "Wonder Love" (Link: https://youtu.be/yRuGrqLjkUY)

On this Special 2 Part Conversation on "Why Vinyl', we discuss our love and joy for Music recorded on Vinyl, what make Vinyl so special for each one of us, and What it was like when Vinyl ruled the World. Featuring guest Dean Oliver Gordon and Sean Taylor with Music from the Soundtrack to the 1984 Motion Picture "Top Secret" Make sure to check out Cat Dail at catdailmusic.com which features Artwork by our guest Sean Taylor on the song "Wonder Love" (Link: https://youtu.be/yRuGrqLjkUY)

On this episode of MCMC we interview Brandon (B-Honey) Honemond on is Musical Influences, what inspires his writing, and how others can get into the writing habit. We also get a taste of the 1st side of Marvin Gaye's 1978 Classic "Here My Dear"