Show & Tell

Producer/DJ Drell joins the show for episode 43 to talk about his new album - the influences within it, creating something in an entirely different sound than normal, and capturing a period of his life through art. In part 2, Drell shares an item that represents a hobby of his, one that gives some insight into his personality through fashion. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you dig the show, please give it a rate/review on Apple Podcasts, drop a comment on SoundCloud, or share it with a friend!

Singer/songwriter Maliyah joins the show for episode 42 to talk about being influenced by music since a very young age, battling perfectionist syndrome, and how she is overcoming the fear of failure with one simple mindset. In part 2, Maliyah shares an item that is symbolic of her spirituality. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you dig the show, please give it a rate/review on Apple Podcasts, drop a comment on SoundCloud, or share it with a friend!

Musical artist ROMderful stops by for episode 41 to share his thought process behind his upcoming album, look back in time to when his Soulection White Label dropped, and what he hopes to achieve with his sound. In part 2, ROM continues to ride a wave down memory lane by sharing a nostalgic item that in part molded who he is now. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you dig the show, please give it a rate/review on Apple Podcasts, drop a comment on SoundCloud, or share it with a friend!

Musical artist Malik Elijah returns to the show for episode 40 to talk about the release of his debut mixtape 'Free Lemonade' - how it came to life, those who helped make it great, and what he hopes to achieve with the project. In part 2, Malik shares an item that makes a part of his life a bit healthier and easier. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you dig the show, please give it a rate/review on Apple Podcasts, drop a comment on SoundCloud, or share it with a friend!

Early Bird Radio host Bird Duckett comes through for episode 39 to talk about the humble beginnings of Early Bird Radio, the current state of radio, the gratitude he has toward SoundCloud and the current state of the platform, and how EBR attempts to stand out in a saturated market. In part 2, Bird brings in 2 items that he holds very close, both of which help spur him onward and keep him grounded. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you dig the show, please give it a rate/review on Apple Podcasts, drop a comment on SoundCloud, or share it with a friend!

We had some gas left in the tank this month and wanted to fill some of the extended gap between episodes with a fun lil bonus episode, with Creator K asking the question "What is something you want to learn, and what is holding you back from learning it?" and sharing some answers from people who chipped in with their thoughts on social media. If you dig the show, please give it a rate/review on Apple Podcasts, drop a comment on SoundCloud, or share it with a friend!

Photographer Sam Fu pulls up for episode 38 to share his origin story of how he got into photography, and how he prepares for shoots and adapts during them. Sam and K pay their respects to YouTube University, a tool that has aided them in becoming more well-rounded creatives, and Sam chats about his new-found hobby, cycling, and how it has not only benefitted his physical health, but his mental health as well. In part 2, Sam expresses his love for a friendship with this fellow creative and how he looks up to him as a source of inspiration for his own work. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Musical artist chromonicci swings by for episode 37 to talk about his incredible work rate that has resulted in the output of a ridiculous amount of music this year, how he began to believe in his art, and how he manages pressure put on him both externally and internally. In part 2, nicci shares the item that gives him his music super powers to Show & Tell. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Music producer Kilamanzego pulls up for episode 36 to share the origins of her love for music and how it felt to drop her debut EP. She chats about making genuine connections with people, discusses how she has found community through the internet, and gives insight on being a woman in a space dominated by men. In part 2, Kilamanzego brings a movie with a badass protagonist who fought to make her voice heard. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Creator K flies solo for episode 35 and answers questions submitted to the show on Instagram and Twitter about music taste, goals, and other things that might make his brain hurt while trying to think of answers. In part 2, K talks about his current journey towards better physical fitness, and the item that is aiding him through it and keeping him motivated. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately. - Follow us on social media @letsshowandtell

DJ Complexion, The Future Beats Show Captain, pulls up to episode 34 to chat about his intrigue with space and love of music joining forces, his ongoing journey towards peace of mind, and where his head was at when he was considering stopping TFBS. In part 2, Complexion brings in two items - a video that has helped set the aesthetic tone of TFBS, and a photograph that not only holds memories, but incites dreaming. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Radio Host, Content Creator, and Adjunct Professor Andre Doughty slides in for episode 33 to share how he approaches obstacles, the balance between the public and private image of oneself, whether college is or is not the move, and what we can do as consumers of music and art to support the Black culture. In part 2, Andre brings two items to Show & Tell - a book and a movie that share the Black experience in an authentic manner. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

California-based music producer & DJ RamonPang pulls up to the pod for episode 32 to talk about his upcoming EP, how he finds inspiration and generates new ideas, and the equal importance of the free-flow and editorial sides of the creative process. In part 2, Ramon shares a few excerpts from his journal, something that he finds solace writing his thoughts and ideas in. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Digital artist Isaac Goldman is in the hot seat for episode 31 to share his story on the pursuit of a career in digital media, what he does when work isn't coming in, and the pressure that freelance artists put on themselves. In part 2, Isaac shares a favorite item of clothing which leads to a conversation about aesthetic preferences and more. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Music producer & engineer 92elm rolls through for episode 30 to talk about utilizing his voice in his music, the importance of letting art speak for itself, and learning new things. In part 2, 92 shares a book that he holds in high regard, one that has helped him realize that it doesn't take natural talent to succeed. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Music producer & singer David Blazer pulls up to the pod for episode 29 to share how he channels his old soul through music, his recent transition in artist identity, and his response to the question "Who does the art belong to?". In part 2, David taps in to one of his other passions and shares a unique item from it that has been around for a very long time. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Personal Trainer and Online Health Coach Tiana Young joins the show for episode 28 to talk about how she started her journey in the fitness world, finding motivation, and building positive habits. In part 2, Tiana shares a memento that was "accidentally created", which adds to the weight of its importance in her life as it represents part of her journey. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

London-based music producer & dancer Afrosamuraiist joins Creator K from across the pond for episode 27 to talk about how balancing music & dance, how the idea of perfection can affect one's mindset, and the importance of an outside perspective in the creative process. In part 2, Afro shares a deep cut for Show & Tell in the form of a band that he discovered years ago, which got us thinking about how our music listening habits have changed over the years. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

NYC-based music enthusiast Natalie Scott joins Creator K for episode 26 to talk about how she ended up back in the big apple after college, what sparked her deeper interest in music, and what it’s been like working a 9-5 in the realm of what she’s interested in. In part 2, Natalie shares a few resources and tricks to being a better human being and helping our environment, which are pretty darn useful. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Maryland-born hip-hop artist Malik Elijah rolls through and joins Creator K for episode 25 to chat about the grind of being an independent artist, the importance of knowing when to take breaks and not force things, and how it makes him feel when people listen to his music. In part 2, Malik brings in an item that his mother gave him to help with his day job, which leads to a conversation about relationships with family, relationships with friends. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Brooklyn musical artist and poet Aura joins Creator K for episode 24 to talk about how singing has blossomed into her true passion, and how she developed the confidence to actually start pursuing that passion through an interaction with a fellow student in college. In part 2, Aura shares a beautiful piece of poetry with a message that is worth paying attention to. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Chicago hip-hop artist TYGKO joins Creator K for episode 23 to talk about how he started writing, creative blocks, and taking thoughts and putting them on paper. In part 2, TYG shares a piece of art from a dear friend and the strong relationship they have. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Creator K joins Creator K for episode 22 to talk different experiences of working solo versus with people and all that comes with it. In part 2, K shares his favorite musical artist, one that might surprise you. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Next Generation Football podcast host Shauyan Noorfeshan joins Creator K on the show for episode 21 to talk about how he fell in love with the game of soccer and took that love to a new level by creating the Next Generation Football Podcast, as well as the qualities necessary for budding projects to have that will set them apart from others. In part 2, Shauyan talks about a book that really resonates with him because of a similar shared experience with the author and his story. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Jack of all trades Camden Stacey joins Creator K on the show for episode 20 to talk about music -  both making it and teaching it - and the Chicago-based project, Reset Presents, he is a part of and what they’re all about. We also continue some of the chatter from last episode about freelance life - the importance of balancing projects to prevent burnout and not being so hard on ourselves as creatives. In part 2, Cam shares an article of clothing that brings along with it a story about how he’s grown closer to a loved one. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Creator K joins Creator K for episode 19 to talk freelance life - benefits, struggles, and the overall hustle. In part 2, K shares his experience running a Ragnar relay and what he learned about himself while doing it, as well as a few others items y'all might dig. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Multidisciplinary artist Ben Bursell (musically known as "Ache") joins Creator K on the show for episode 18 to talk about how skateboarding was the driver of his desire to create art, how he balances multiple forms of expression, and how important it is for creatives to make things simply for the fun of it. In part 2, Ben brings in a product that he enjoys using because it makes him look good, feel good, play good, and it also inspires a conversation about self care that I think everyone should hear. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Musical artist Rilla Force joins Creator K on the show for episode 17 to chat about his new album "Fiesta", how he found his sound, trusting the universe, more. In part 2, Rilla shares his Sega memory card that, sparked a larger conversation about his roots and inspirations, as well as the importance of setting and raising bars in the arts. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Musical artist Visionnaire joins Creator K on the show for episode 16 to talk about what visionnaire means and how we look at artist's identities in general, how we as a society listen to and digest music, and V's "bloom." project along with the messages within it. In part 2, Visonnaire shares the music video for his track "Lift" and how it all came together. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Bossman at music label Sundae Sauuce, Travis George, joins Creator K on the show for episode 15 to talk about what it was like when he realized music was at the center of his future, and what Sundae Sauuce is all about/how good it feels to connect with people through the platform. There's also naturally some ice cream chatter, so buckle up. In part 2, Travis shares a polaroid photo of himself and dear friend Gabe Monroe, and explains why Gabe is the homie. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Multimedia visual artist Jason Lieder, aka Dirtlux, joins Creator K on the show for episode 14 to talk about how he injects poetry into his artwork, how he knows when a project is finished, and his interpretation on the word "technique". In part 2, Jason chats VR and a couple visual design programs he enjoys using, as well as how dope a homemade smoothie can be. Show notes containing all links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

Musician Chuck Sutton joins Creator K on the pod for episode 13 to talk about his journey towards pursuing music full-time, what he learned from his time in college, and what it’s like having a parent who is also an artist. In part 2, Chuck brings in a polaroid photo and explains why it means so much to him, as well as why the little things in life are important to be aware of and appreciated. Show notes containing all relevant links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description. If you're digging the show, please give it a rate/review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

In episode 12, Creator K is joined by Boston music producer Peter Kuli. In part 1, Peter talks about his music making roots, what the catalyst was that put people on to his work, and how going on his first tour a few months ago made him fall in love with the west coast. In part 2, Peter talks about a world of internet content that he not only loves to get lost in, but finds inspiration from, while K expresses his admiration for an electronic music producer who he holds in the highest regard, Sam Gellaitry. Show notes containing all relevant links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description.   If you're digging the show, please give it a rate and review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

In episode 11, Creator K is joined by YouTube content creator, Adrian Sousa from Rabona TV. In part 1, Adrian talks about how he’s found his place within the YouTube soccer community, why he took the leap to turn his passion project into more than just a side gig, and what he’s learned about people’s habits on the internet. In part 2, K talks about sketch comedy group Good Neighbor, while Adrian follows a similar wave by bringing YouTuber NakeyJakey to the table. Show notes containing all relevant links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description.   If you're digging the show, please give it a rate and review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

In episode 10, Creator K is joined by LA-based electronic music producer Geller. In part 1, Geller talks about what it felt like to put together and release his first full-length project, the curiosity of dreams, and channeling negative circumstances into positive outcomes. In part 2, K talks about 2015 short film "Mr. Happy" starring Chance The Rapper, and Geller talks about JD Salinger's book "The Catcher In The Rye". Show notes containing all relevant links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description.   If you're digging the show, please give it a rate and review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

In episode 9, Creator K is joined by Pastry Beats radio show host and event curator George Peshkov. In part 1, George talks about how a passion for pastries and music turned into something bigger, his love for attending shows, and the importance of live events in music culture. In part 2, the lads sip on a beverage that George brought in as his item, while K talks about why Louis Cole's music is worth putting into your library. Show notes containing all relevant links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description.   If you're digging the show, please give it a rate and review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

In episode 8, Creator K is joined by photographer and founder of print magazine VisualMag, Rita Tinega. In part 1, Rita talks about how her love for cameras blossomed into an overall passion for photography, what it’s like creating print media in the age of digital with Visual Mag, and how important in-real-life events are for the arts. In part 2, K bring one of his favorite rap mixtapes to the table in Joey Badass’ “1999”, while Rita shares some of the music and movies she’s in to. Show notes containing all relevant links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description.   If you're digging the show, please give it a rate and review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

In episode 7, Creator K is joined by musical artist & host of Night Swim Radio & Stories From The Rise, Diamonn Gurr. In part 1, Diamonn talks about the creation of his artist persona, how Night Swim Radio and Stories From The Rise are pushing underground electronic & rap music, and what it’s like trying to build a platform on the internet and getting people to buy into it. In part 2, K talks about two books from writer/artist Austin Kleon, while Diamonn talks about two podcasts - "Yo, Is This Racist?" and "The Dollop". Show notes containing all relevant links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description.   If you're digging the show, please give it a rate and review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

In episode 6, Creator K is joined by New York visual and music artist Alecs Parham. In part 1, Alecs talks about what caused him to pivot his brand's identity, and how he balances passion projects with work that makes ends meet. In part 2, K discusses his affection for hip-hop artist DUCKWRTH, while Alecs talks about Dave Chappelle's 2005 Block Party and how the DVD made for the event changed his life. Show notes containing all relevant links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description.   If you're digging the show, please give it a rate and review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

In episode 5, Creator K is joined by upstate NY homie Muhammad Saud. In part 1, Muhammad talks about his life as an aspiring chef, the first summer running his family’s cafe, and how he doesn’t want to limit himself to just one creative outlet. In part 2, K briefly touches on his 12 favorite music projects to drop in 2018, and dives deep into one of the artists in the list. Muhammad brings Pakistani music to the table and how it has developed over time, along with how it has shaped his music taste. Show notes containing all relevant links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description.   If you're digging the show, please give it a rate and review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

In episode 4, Creator K is joined by Boston artist William Crooks. In part 1, Willy C talks about past and present music he's created, the epiphany he had on what direction he wants his sound to go in, and how things have been since he and K made the move to Boston. In part 2, Swedish illustrator Mattias Adolfsson and legendary prank caller Longmont Potion Castle are the topics of Show & Tell. Show notes containing all relevant links to the guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description.   If you're digging the show, please give it a rate and review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

In episode 3, Creator K rides solo and in part 1 talks about what led him to where he is now as an...artist professional person guy. In part 2, he shares one of the inspirations behind Show & Tell - The Future Beats Show, hosted by DJ Complexion. Show notes containing all relevant links to guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description.   If you're digging the show, please give it a rate and review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

In episode 2, Creator K is joined by Bay Area producer Eric Seo, aka Daehan. In part 1, K and Daehan discuss how changing up one's environment from time to time can only help the creative process, and how taking a break from social media is a move we should all consider making. In part 2, each share one of their current favorite music producers, who have created their own unique sound. Show notes containing all relevant links to guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description.   If you're digging the show, please give it a rate and review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.

In episode 1, Creator K is joined by Boston artist Killer Kowalski (DJ/Producer in Bad Decisions Collective). In part 1, the progression of the Boston music/nightlife scene and Killer's EP that's in the works are the topics of discussion. In part 2, each share a music project that has been on repeat lately, and dive deep into what about it makes it so appealing and why you might like it to. Show notes containing all relevant links to guest and items discussed will be in the SoundCloud description.   If you're digging the show, please give it a rate and review on iTunes, or drop a comment on SoundCloud! Feel free to get in touch and share what you've been digging lately.