Rhythms Per Minute

Back with another fine episode, and this ones a cross country run where Geng, Aka King Vision Ultra (The producer behind the stellar An Unknown Infinite with Amani that dropped this year on his PTP Records label) discuss Machines That Make Civilization Fun from the legendary Bigg Jus. We dig into a little of the history of Indie Hiphop and where Jus comes in and his impact and style on the culture. We are planning on returning for Part 2 where we go into Black Mamba Serums and Poor Peoples Day. Jus is a legend! Follow Geng on Twitter @Purpicide and head over to https://purpletapepedigree.bandcamp.com/album/an-unknown-infinite to pick up the new record and all things PTP! If you want to donate to the show feel free to hit cash app $damnthatnoise or Venmo BloodmoneyPerez77

This week I sit with Fake Four Inc artist Chris Conde to discuss this personal classic from Bizzy Bone "Heavenz Movie" as well as their introduction into the culture, body positivity, the ability to chop and all things Bone Thugz. You can find Chris' "Conde Digital" over at fakefourinc.bandcamp.com

Back for another fresh adventure into the crates with your favorite indie rappers, producers, and vocalists. This week Bloodmoney Perez sits down with the legendary Bay Area producer Televangel (formerly Young God of Blue Sky Black Death) to discuss his introduction to hip-hop growing up outside San Francisco, and then we dive into the Project Blowed related album "Beneath The Surface" from OMID which featured a who's who of Blowed MCs. You can follow Televangel on Twitter @0younggod0 or find his releases at fakefourinc.bandcamp.com

Back again for episode 2! Thank you for listening and sharing the episodes as they come. This week I sat down with Philly's Lorde Jones aka Shells Scorcese to discuss his pick for Personal Classic, The Lox "We Are The Streets". We dig into his history as an MC, where the legendary Yonkers group first caught him, and go in depth on the album, their influence and his new record with Jason Griff "Midnight Express". You can follow Lorde Jones on Twitter @LordeJones, and you can support his music on Bandcamp @ insubordinate.bandcamp.com

Defcee sits down to discuss Molemen's "Rituals of..." as his personal classic, as well as all things Chicago hip-hop and its true cultural impact.