Podcasts about Atlanta hip hop

On this episode we discuss Diddy's arrest + fallout, Peewee Longway, the current state of Atlanta Hip Hop, St. Lunatics suing Nelly, 2004 Hip-Hop albums, Woj retiring + MORE! TUNE IN

Out Loud is excited to welcome music, stage, and film star B. Elise and up and coming film maker Drusilla Talley to the podcast to tell us all about their dramatic new biopic "Loyalty Over Everything", the story of rising Atlanta Hip Hop promoter Samantha "SteadyRockin" Rogers". Being a queer woman in the often misogynistic world of Hip-Hop, Samantha Rogers used her creativity and passion to champion the world of music she loved. Unfortunately Samantha left us too soon during the Covid pandemic. "Loyalty Over Everything" is a fitting tribute to the work she started and the legacy she leaves behind. We also check out music from our guest B. Elise as well as other fantastic LGBTQ music artists including BAMMIE, Day Dakri, Finnigan Faye, frampo., Paul Hetherington, Quiana Major, Trans Peter Pan, and Zaul. ⚡️CONNECT WITH THE Q⚡️ Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.curatedbyq.com⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⚡️FB/Instagram/TikTok @theqreviews ⚡️YouTube.com/@QCreativeNetwork⚡️Apparel Shop https://qreview.threadless.com ⚡️Theme Music provided and performed by UK DJ and producer Hectic @hectictracks on Instagram⚡️

Jerry Clark is a seasoned music executive and the charismatic host of the iHeart podcast "Story Time with Legendary Jerry" With a wealth of experience in the music industry, Jerry brings a unique perspective to his storytelling, sharing captivating behind-the-scenes tales and insider insights from his extensive career. His podcast delves into fascinating interviews with industry legends, making it a must-listen for music enthusiasts and anyone interested in the entertainment world. Jerry's engaging narration and deep industry knowledge have earned him a loyal following and solidified his reputation as a compelling storyteller and influential music executive.   Subscribe to Tenderfoot+ for ad-free listening - https://tenderfoot.tv/plus/   Follow Talking to Death on Social: IG: @talkingtodeath TikTok: @talkingtodeathpodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Famous... or shall we say Infamous former football player OJ Simpson has died. T-Boogie says people like her still hate him. This past week we also lost southern hip hop pioneer Rico Wade who was one third of the organized noise production team. Young Jeezy says No More and whats up with the Breakfast Club in Atlanta.Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Mello Cool AF, the talented yet underrated female rapper, hails from Atlanta, GA. She is under Guala Runnaz Musik Group (Empire) and managed by T.A.P. Legend Entertainment Co. Mello showcases authentic, powerful, raw, and unique talent. Her engaging presence on stage perfectly reflects her mantra "SHE BEAST." Since embarking on her music journey, she has earned six award nominations. Notably, she clinched the Female Hustler of the Year title at the Atlanta Hip Hop and Fashion Awards (2021) presented by Bread Chasing Family (BCF). Her nominations encompass Artist of the Year, two Song of the Year nods, Best Performance, Female Hustler of the Year, and Best Slept On Female Artist of the Year. Apart from his music career, Mello has become a rising presence at 105.7 The Phaze. He serves as an event/party host and curator, represents Loude and Emaculent Clothing as a brand ambassador, and generously mentors other gifted independent artists in the local community. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nalasden88/message

Finally, Tiffany, Mike, and Beau close out this Wednesday edition of The Morning Shift by getting some Steak Tips from Steak Shapiro! In this edition of Steak Tips, Steak lets you hear NFL Network's and Atlanta Native, Peter Schrager, talk about the Falcons celebrating 50 years of hip hop last week, and how the Atlanta Hip Hop scene influenced his life. Then, Steak, Mike, Tiffany, and Beau talk about the Atlanta music scene and how the NFL failed by not having any Atlanta artists perform at the 2018 Super Bowl when it was in Atlanta.

In the final hour of this Wednesday edition of The Morning Shift, Tiffany, Mike, and Beau kick off the final hour by giving some people Wake Up Calls! The Morning Shift crew also allows callers to hand out some Wake Up Calls as well! Next, Tiffany, Mike, and Beau continue the final hour by spending some time with Chip Towers who covers all Georgia athletic programs for the AJC. Tiffany, Mike, Beau, and Chip discuss the overall health of the Georgia Bulldogs and why having Ladd McConkey healthy is more important than having Brock Bowers healthy, if he thinks the SEC Championship game is going to be won in the off script plays and how Georgia's diversity on offense could be the edge they need, how he thinks Georgia is going to play Jalen Milroe defensively, and if he thinks there's a scenario where Georgia loses and they don't make the College Football Playoff. Finally, Tiffany, Mike, and Beau close out this Wednesday edition of The Morning Shift by getting some Steak Tips from Steak Shapiro! In this edition of Steak Tips, Steak lets you hear NFL Network's and Atlanta Native, Peter Schrager, talk about the Falcons celebrating 50 years of hip hop last week, and how the Atlanta Hip Hop scene influenced his life. Then, Steak, Mike, Tiffany, and Beau talk about the Atlanta music scene and how the NFL failed by not having any Atlanta artists perform at the 2018 Super Bowl when it was in Atlanta.

Atlanta Hip-Hop legend Greg Street joins Sam and Greg to talk 50 years of Hip Hop ahead of the Falcons big pre/halftime/post game shows

This episode we (P.L.A.Z, S Dot, John) Talk with the Grammy nominated platinum recording artist, producer, actor, and activist, the Legend “ #BoneCrusher ”! We talk 20 years since the his Number one hit record “NEVER SCARED” was released. How he got the his name, His new single “Victory” & album “The Return Of The Lyrical Giant”, what inspired his style, the Atlanta Hip-Hop sound now vs back 20 yrs ago. Helping the youth & helping #Latto out in the beginning of her career. We also discuss Dr Umar 50 yrs of Hip-Hop take, #Andre3000 new album, Rapid Questions, the #NBA in season tournament, his craziest experience at a live show, WTF & more!!!!  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/laplac-brown/support

Director Rachel May and actor Bethany Lind discuss Synchronicity Theatre's production of “Home, I'm Darling” on stage through October 29. We hear about “Atlanta Hip-Hop Innovators,” the new 4-week course at the Museum of Design Atlanta.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this episode of Culture & Currency Podcast, the New Agenda Boyz return to talk about a post online that had the internet talking. The Post named their ATL Hip Hop Mount Rushmore. The fellas debate who's on their ATL Mount Rushmore. They also talk about the lack of hip hop music in 2023, Suge Knight saying Dr.Dre didn't produce Snoop Dogg "Doggystyle" album plus More! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/new-agenda-lifestyle-webisode/exclusive-content

Jermaine Dupri & Curren$y sat down with Peter Rosenberg on Ebro in the Morning to discuss a variety of topics including Curren$y's rise to fame, JD's comparisons to Diddy, the rise of Atlanta hip hop, losing Mac Miller, the success of artists during the blog era, and how the duo came together. 'For Motivational Use Only' is due to be release April 4.  Get 10% off Betterhelp - https://www.betterhelp.com/ebro  Find a Doctor near you at ZocDoc: https://zocdoc.com/ebro  Find New HOT 97 Podcasts: https://www.hot97.com/podcasts See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Speech from Arrested Development joins Questlove Supreme for a comprehensive interview. The multi-talent discusses his Milwaukee origins and asserts his proper place as an Atlanta Hip Hop pioneer. Speech speaks openly about Arrested Developments' triumphs and tribulations, including sampling Prince, classic songs inspired by painful events, and the challenges of keeping a sprawling collective together. This interview is real, raw, and relatable—just like Speech's music.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is brought you by Free Agency Pizza Palace is a music producer that has worked with some of the biggest names in Hip Hop such as Soulja Boy, Future and Fat Joe. He recently completed a 23 stop, sold out tour across the Philippines with the legend, Mike Swift. His new single “Butter” marks the beginning of his campaign to advocate for marginalized immigrant communities in the United States.

Rhettmatic & D-Styles interview Atlanta's own Sol Messiah & Sa-Roc   Rhettmatic does a tribute mix   9.6.2022

Wassup Everybody! My name is Amarie and I interview amazing humans while discussing trending topics. My main goal is to enlighten humanity with opinion-based conversations. All in all, I want to spread positivity and good vibes.Like, Comment, Subscribe! --CHECK ME OUT--INSTAGRAM/TWITTER: IamAmarieSpeaksFACEBOOK: Amarie Talkshow HostSNAPCHAT: @Airian_09SPOTIFY/APPLE PODCAST/GOOGLE PODCAST: Amarie Speaks to the streetsBUSINESS INQUIRIES: ajacobs9732@gmail.com--SUPPORT THE KING--COZY FRINSTAGRAM: @cozyfrINSTAGRAM : @highmindpodcastCLOTHING LINE: @religiousthreadsAn talented artist discusses how he found the passion to start creating music, and also shares some opinions about his music style. Also, we discuss self-improvement . Additionally, we discovered possible outcomes of doing business.Thanks for tuning in! Peace, Love, and Harmony, I'm Outie XO

Shordie Scott comes through and kicks it with the Homies to discuss his new project with the Homies, his collabs with Offset and others, and his fashion sense and who its inspired by! Shordie Scott, Offset, Atlanta Podcast, The Beat ATL, Rockin A Cardigan In Atlanta, Atlanta Hip Hop, 

DC Glenn was born in Chicago, Illinois, and Steve Gibson was born in Omaha, Nebraska. Both moved to Denver, Colorado, as young children. They met at Manual High School in 1982, where both pursued their musical interests. Gibson played drums in the jazz band and attended audio engineering classes at an early college education program, while Glenn sang as a tenor in Manual High School's Bolt Vibrations Chorus. In August 1992, Tag Team recorded "Whoomp! (There It Is)". At that time, Glenn was working as the main DJ at a gentlemen's club in Atlanta called Magic City which would later become recognized as a hub of Atlanta Hip-Hop and rap music. Glenn played the track in the club on the same day it was mixed. "Whoomp!" received the biggest crowd response he had ever seen as a DJ. In the following months, people requested it so often that it became clear the song had the potential to become a hit. The single was shopped to and rejected by multiple record labels because executives were unfamiliar with Southern Bass and were unsure if the sound would sell well around the country. Glenn instead borrowed $2,500 from his parents to press 800 records. The singles quickly sold out in Atlanta on word of mouth alone. Tag Team got back together and performed at the San Francisco 49ers Halftime Show, Super Bowl Live by Verizon Wireless, and the 2019 Hammer House Party Tour. Tag Team's role in the popularization of Atlanta's version of Miami bass, Southern bass, contributed to the rise of Atlanta as a home for unique alternatives to the established "East Coast/West Coast" hip-hop identities. Around the end of 2020, Tag Team appeared in a GEICO commercial parodying "Whoomp!" with an ice cream scenario and the substituted lyric "Scoop!". Watch The Video Learn More About DC Glenn - Click Here

Independent artist: Sorcha with Hold my heartYouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5s28k50vtAInstagram: www.instagram.com/sorchajmusic/?hl=enTiktok: www.tiktok.com/@sorchamusicEP: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/sorcha/just-aint-simpleTheme song: by Braden Mutch www.instagram.com/braden_mutch/www.facebook.com/bradenmutchmusicHosts: Peter Cabral: www.instagram.com/cabralphotography/?hl=enNick Cabral: www.instagram.com/nickcabral37/Producer: Darryn Arndt: www.instagram.com/darrynarndt/Just Hit Play playlistsSpotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4BWn1zZb6nMgWTcDb6oACdAmazon music playlist: music.amazon.com.au/user-playlists/042b09105bba4cba9c7e1e68e97b549ea0u0?ref=dm_sh_6GpilHGYnF4IQXe9x1ZBJ388RInstagram:  www.instagram.com/justhitplaypodcast/Facebook: www.facebook.com/JusthitplaypodcastEmail: justhitplay7300@gmail.com

The 2 Dope Dads did some digging for this one. Here we discuss some of the key players that shaped the Atlanta Hip-Hop scene and eventually launched it to being the Hip-Hop capital it is today. What makes them unique and how they separated themselves from NY.

Atlanta Hip Hop Mogul Jayforce returns for Part 2 of his interview with Doc and Shane, discussing his move to Atlanta after college and building his brand - where he's worked for ABC News, NBC News and SiriusXM Radio - all while simultaneously staying true to himself and creating connections around the globe. Jayforce talks about how he identified the need to create his own brand over 30 years ago at Millersville University's 91.7 WIXQ, and gives advice to future generations on how they can make themselves stick out when the world is so media driven and accessible in today's climate. Follow Scholastic Transmission all across Social Media at @CollegeRadioPod and be sure to share the Podcast with anyone that loves College Radio!

Doc and Shane celebrate one year of the podcast with a two-part interview featuring Atlanta Hip Hop Mogul and former College Radio Station Manager, Jayforce. On Part 1, Jayforce talks about his Philadelphia roots and the role Urban Music played in his life when coming to Millersville University and their College Radio station, 91.7 WIXQ. Jayforce discusses his determination to grow the footprint of Hip Hop in Lancaster County as WIXQ's first Urban Music Director – and did so by speaking to city schools and bringing kids into the station, turning them into local celebrities and getting more eyes on WIXQ in the process. Follow Scholastic Transmission all across Social Media at @CollegeRadioPod and be sure to share the Podcast with anyone that loves College Radio!

In episode 50 Fuzzy and Quincy talk to hip hop legend Rico Wade. He is one third of legendary hip hop production team Organized Noize , they are responsible for introducing the world to Outkast, Goodie Mob... and wrote and produced Waterfalls for TLC. A legend is speaking, you should listen!!!

Two ladies of Atlanta Hip Hop and Entertainment - the incredible LaRonda Sutton - and the fierce Dina Marto - listen to these ladies as they pave the way for the girls in the entertainment and music businesses in Atlanta, GA.

Representing longtime trend setting clique of Atlanta YFP, Klassic Kell joins the show for an legendary conversation about The Klassic Tape (Vol. 1) , restoring the feeling of pimps & playas, the Soufside being under represented in the Atlanta Hip-Hop conversation, continuing Nipsey Hussle's legacy through him, and much more.  

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Show me one city in America and I will show you two Americas.Health, Wealth, Diagnosis, Disease, Treatment. From Philly to ATL, some things are the same. Two Cities. Two Americas.

The guys discuss a number of topics this episode. During the intro, they chat about the past week and their upcoming weekend plans. They then share some interesting stories from the MySpace days before giving their takes on unpopular food opinions that they have. The guys then get into a few music topics - Migos dropping Culture 3; (Stone Mountain) Mount Rushmore of Atlanta Hip Hop; and the Eve/Trina Verzuz. They chat about this week's news headlines: ⁃ Jeff Bezos going into space + the normalization of marijuana for Amazon & Washington State ⁃ The School Board in Jacksonville, FL Votes to Rename Six Schools Honoring Confederates + Juneteenth on the cusp of becoming a holiday in Louisiana ⁃ Kanye and Gap unveils the first product of their partnership ⁃ Floyd Mayweather vs. Logan Paul boxing match + former NFL great, Chad Johnson, representing himself well in the ring They then deep dive into - Changes that they made during the pandemic that they will continue with going forward? ⁃ Do they allow other people to discipline their kids? ⁃ Whether or not college is necessary in today's society And future NFL Hall of Famer, Chad ‘OchoCinco' Johnson, sends us off with the sign off message for the week. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

One of Atlanta's rising new age talent, Sammy Surf, stops by the show to chop it up about the gap between old and new Atlanta Hip-Hop generations, Love being his vice, keeping himself accountable about past drug usage bars in his raps, new music and more! The Underground: Baby Keem- Buss Her Up

DC Glenn was born in Chicago, Illinois, and Steve Gibson was born in Omaha, Nebraska. Both moved to Denver, Colorado, as young children. They met at Manual High School in 1982, where both pursued their musical interests. Gibson played drums in the jazz band and attended audio engineering classes at an early college education program, while Glenn sang as a tenor in Manual High School's Bolt Vibrations Chorus. In August 1992, Tag Team recorded "Whoomp! (There It Is)". At that time, Glenn was working as the main DJ at a gentlemen's club in Atlanta called Magic City which would later become recognized as a hub of Atlanta Hip-Hop and rap music. Glenn played the track in the club on the same day it was mixed. "Whoomp!" received the biggest crowd response he had ever seen as a DJ. In the following months, people requested it so often that it became clear the song had the potential to become a hit. The single was shopped to and rejected by multiple record labels because executives were unfamiliar with Southern Bass and were unsure if the sound would sell well around the country. Glenn instead borrowed $2,500 from his parents to press 800 records. The singles quickly sold out in Atlanta on word of mouth alone. Tag Team got back together and performed at the San Francisco 49ers Halftime Show, Super Bowl Live by Verizon Wireless, and the 2019 Hammer House Party Tour. Tag Team's role in the popularization of Atlanta's version of Miami bass, Southern bass, contributed to the rise of Atlanta as a home for unique alternatives to the established "East Coast/West Coast" hip-hop identities. Around the end of 2020, Tag Team appeared in a GEICO commercial parodying "Whoomp!" with an ice cream scenario and the substituted lyric "Scoop!". Watch The Video Learn More About DC Glenn - Click Here

In this week's episode, Clay and Tanner work through their own March Madness bracket! But instead of 64 College teams, they will be discussing the top 16 Hip-Hop artists from 2010-2019 in Atlanta! Tune in as you might be surprised at some of the matchup winners.Soul Serum:https://discord.gg/Ny3rjqshttp://www.twitter.com/souIserumhttp://www.instagram.com/soulserumhttp://www.soulserum.shop

Known for creating Atlanta Hip Hop with a twist, Señor Kaos has released his latest album, Kings of Vice. He joins Library Rap to talk about his new project and the impact of NYC and Atlanta on him. Kaos also dives into his experiences with some in Hip Hop Media and what he sees as a racist agenda, why he wants hip hop legislation preservation, his other job as a marketer, how he balances connecting the hip hop brand with the commercial brand and ensuring he doesn't water down hip hop culture Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Big Gipp, Khujo, Cee-Lo, and T-Mo share thoughts on the current state of hip hop, being in the music business for more than two decades, and the inspiration behind their new album.Plus, Georgia Tech Professor Laurie Garrow discusses airline trends this holiday season in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Welcome to Episode 12 of the Bad News Podcast. Our guest this week is Oren.Major, he's an artist with many accolades and many notches in his belt. Coming from the mean streets of St. Louis, he made a name for himself in the rap/hip-hop scene at a young age and is already passing HUGE milestones in his career. His distinct flow and captivating energy make his tracks a delight to hear whether your in the club or in the car. He's one of the most talented individuals we have had the pleasure of meeting and we hope this discussion sheds some light on this rising talent! Listen to his new single Way of Life! http://ffm.to/way-of-life Follow Oren Major Here! https://solo.to/orenmajor First and foremost, thanks for checking out our weekly podcast! This is a raw, uncut, unedited journey of two soul brothers against the world. Klvtch Beats and Six Foot Seven. We create music and DJ to crowds across the southeast of the great USA.... BUT we recently decided that since we have so much free time and so much useless knowledge... Why not share it with all you beautiful folks :) Feel free to follow if you found any part of this podcast interesting, witty, or otherwise helpful. Thanks and have a blessed day! FOLLOW OUR SOCIALS: Klvtch Beats : https://linktr.ee/klvtchbeats Six Foot Seven : https://www.instagram.com/sixfootseven_/ ► Contact us by leaving a comment below on the video or slide into the DM's on any of our social media. Also, email is viable option. Hit us at: bnc2016transfer@gmail.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alec-amory/support

Sinixta Soundz Underground Mix 34 "Atlanta Old School Mix " w/ DJ Lord Sinixta of UGS Radio Playlist Includes: A-Town Players, Kilo Ali, Red Money, Candy Fresh, Success-N-Effect, MC Shy-D, Tag Team, DJ Smurf, Raheem The Dream, Wink-D

Welcome to Episode 8 of the Bad News Podcast! Thank you to NERDOfficial for coming out and being a dope ass guest!! Check him out!!! - (Brand New) Star Rising 2 Music Video: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=KgJ... https://instagram.com/nerdofficialmus... ------------------- First and foremost, thanks for checking out our weekly podcast! This is a raw, uncut, unedited journey of two soul brothers against the world. Klvtch Beats and Six Foot Seven. We create music and DJ to crowds across the southeast of the great USA.... BUT we recently decided that since we have so much free time and so much useless knowledge... Why not share it with all you beautiful folks :) Feel free to follow if you found any part of this podcast interesting, witty, or otherwise helpful. Thanks and have a blessed day. FOLLOW OUR SOCIALS:

In episode 30 of "The Inphamus Hour" Atlanta's own Goodie Mob stops by to talk the origins of Atlanta Hip Hop, Top 5 rappers of all time, we debate how's the best of all time! Big Gip says its Drake? New music, verzuz and more! Tune into "The Inphamus Hour" - Mondays at 6p on WWMV 95.5FM (Madison, Wisconsin) - Thursdays at 3p on Shade 45 | SiriusXm - Fridays at 8p on WBRK Star 101.7FM - Sunday at 8p on Live 89FM Subscribe to "The Inphamus Hour" on all major platforms: https://smarturl.it/theinphamushour Da Inphamus Amadeuz New EP: "COVID-19" Now Available On ALL Digital Music Retail Outlets: https://smarturl.it/covid19ep Follow Da Inphamus Amadeuz! nstagram: @dainphamusamadeuz Facebook: Da Inphamus Amadeuz Twitter: @inphamusamadeuz EPK: www.live89fm.com/members/dainphamusamadeuz --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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The New Old Heads episode 194 talked about Akademics being fired from Complex and banned from Twitch, and if he'll be missed. They also talked about the Smith family saga, Vince Staples saying Atlanta hip hop has the best rappers of all time, and those WARAQ fellas. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/NewOldHeads)

For the second time this week, Verbal Shenanigans is taking with a star in the Atlanta Hip-Hop scene....no it’s not Burlew!!!! The guys sit down with Wix Patton, a former UGA football player turned music star. We discuss how a night at a comedy club with his teammates pushing him led to him pursuing music, the feeling of hearing his song before a bowl game, the conversation he had with the NCAA, and how he has doubled down on his passion for music. A great interview with a man born with a great hip-hop name, check out Wix’s latest song “Gelato Glued” now and his debut EP “Everything, OK” coming out later this year.   We also talk about ridiculous scenarios on how to receive Patrick Mahomes contract, Scott's unborn child sharing birthdays with Burlew, and reminisce about Burlew's birthday episode.

Selección de SabaDomingo de hip-hop y trap de Atlanta, GA, más dos set mezclados de Deaf People & Dactil

DJ Bugsy spoke with legendary adult film actress Jada Stevens about her career in adult film industry. She spoke about how she started out as a stripper in Atlanta at Follies strip club. After that she went to Florida to audition with Banger Bros production company she got her first break in 2008. She spoke about the importance of four play and why it's important to give your man oral sex. She also indicated that most woman lack the experiences on how to perform great oral sex. Lastly, we spoke about the Atlanta Hip-Hop scene & why she feels T.I. still the best in the Atlanta. But she also said Big Boi is absolutely her favorite rapper even over Andre3000. Audio Engineer & Editing : Eric McNeil Follow Us Instagram @idoit4hiphoppod @djbugsy215 Twitter @djbugsy215 Shop Now https://jada-stevens.myshopify.com

Don P is the founder of Atlanta Hip Hop trio, Trillville. The group formed in the early 2000s and garnered mainstream success with their hits “Neva Eva” and “Some Cut” which led to a joint album with lil Scrappy in 2004. In a new interview on The Progress Report Podcast, Don P talks Trillville being the bad boys of Crunk music, relationship with Lil Jon, upcoming Trillville movie titled ‘Crunkville', pays homage to Pastor Troy, Outkast, and Goodie Mob, fatherhood and weight lost. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theprogressreportpodcast/support

Born in the streets of Atlanta and his music reflects the energy of the people.  Hashtag Willie is a classic example of staying true to a person's character.   Hey Siri, play the BETONYOURSELF Podcast! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/betonyourself/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Born in the streets of Atlanta and his music reflects the energy of the people. Hashtag Willie is a classic example of staying true to a person's character. Hey Siri, play the BETONYOURSELF Podcast!

DJ JELLY TALKS V-103, OOMP CAMP, OUTKAST, ATLANTA HIP HOP, FREAKNIK & MORE. THE DJ PODCAST VINYL ESQUIRE INTERVIEWS THE LEGENDARY DJ JELLY! AVAILABLE NOW! DOWNLOAD THE APP OR LOG ON TO WWW.VINYLESQUIRE.COM @VINYLESQUIRE @THEREALDJJELLY @THEORIGINALRIP (OOMP CAMP)

We talked this week about trending topics that involved 'timing', whether good or bad. The Atlanta Hip Hop industry came out to the Trap Music Museum to take part in the unveiling of a new exhibit celebrating the musical and cultural impact of two rap superstars. Both Cardi B and Nicki Minaj were honored with permanent installations at Tip "T.I." Harris' gallery. T.I. had to respond to critics that took issue with the two New York City-raised rivals being presented on an equal level. Let's see if the timing for this is a good one? The timing of this is definitely needed. Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are reportedly poised to return to the "Bad Boys" franchise for another sequel following the projected box office success of the new "Bad Boys For Life." "Bad Boys for Life" opened in theaters this weekend, and Sony Pictures bosses are so thrilled with the early box office figures, they are close to green-lighting "Bad Boys 4." CAN'T WAIT! Former NBA star and DC native, Delonte West was videoed shirtless and in handcuffs on the side of a road in Prince George’s County, just outside of DC. In the video, which was posted on Twitter, an unidentified man asks West why he had just been attacked and if he had been acting in self-defense. West said he was walking down the street when a man approached him with a gun; he then says a number of unintelligible things. West has long struggled with bipolar disorder. In February 2016, he was spotted wandering around a Jack in the Box in Houston without any shoes on. Last September, West was photographed on a street in Dallas, allegedly homeless. Let's get this man some help ASAP! Monique FINALLY gets her own tv special with Showtime. Mo’Nique & Friends: Live from Atlanta, which will air on Friday, February 7 at 10 p.m. ET. The special features several guests, including Donnell Rawlings from Chapelle’s Show and new comics, Prince T-Dub, Tone-X, Correy Bell and Just Nesh. She's definitely proving that Netflix made the wrong mistake. We also had back in studio, Tyra Paylor (International Hair Educator). She offered more great information about the industry. Check her out everywhere @magnificentproducts or TyraPaylorHair on Facebook. Don't go far because we'll be RIGHT BACK!!!

With their new compilation album out, Quality Control co-founders Coach K and Pee tell the story of their Atlanta label's underdog triumph, from Migos to Lil Baby to Lil Yachty and beyond

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The Week on The Library with Tim EInenkel, East Point, Georgia Producer/MC, Yamin Semali.  Yamin talks the Atlanta Hip Hop scene, dropping beat tapes, hearing Brand Nubian for the first time, importance of music in his family and using hip hop to discuss mental health awareness and other social issues. Yamin Semali is doing incredible things,  not just for the music but for his community. Check out the interview and his music. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

This episode of THE Underground Source of El Paso, TX features Atlanta based hip hop artist FASE! He talks about his recent singles and music making process. As always, stay tuned for a full song at the end of the interview! The featured song is "Money Talk."This episode produced by M. De Santiago and G. Armendariz. Hosted by M. De Santiago. Intro/outro and background music by Gambol Music. Cover photograph by Monty The Motive. RATED CHLL.

Atlanta Hip Hop duo Earthgang, talk to SK Vibemaker about: Forthcoming album ‘Mirrorland’ ,Comparisons with Outkast, Being signed to J Coles ‘Dreamville’ & his role in their career, The ‘Southern lyricists don’t exist’ myth, The making of their tracks ’Stuck’ & ‘Proud of you’ with Young Thug, Take on the 21 Savage deportation situation & more #MyInterviewsAreHotter www.skvibemaker.co.uk

Dark Cappa and T-Rock join us to chop it up and preview some new music 

Everyone come inside, its time for some Digital Recess! Join your hosts BestintheRealm and Trollbeard as they discuss gaming, video... The post Thick Flair and the Internet's Creepy Uncle | Digital Recess Episode 1 | Video Podcast first appeared on The Nerd Union.

On this recording of the Tipping Point podcast, Walker and Gatrey kick off by discussing some of the music they are listening to, as well as a brief discussion of Atlanta Hip Hop legends. Gatrey then goes on to share details of his weight loss journey. Walker and Gatrey share their thoughts about the birth citizenship situation that's been receiving significant media coverage recently. Walker and Gatrey then closeout the podcast by giving their Players of the Week and Shoutouts. We would love to hear your feedback! Hit us up at tpointcast@gmail.com Recorded: 11.4.18

The SetList has returned with Season 2 and we’re keeping things moving w/ ep 4! The SetList is a music podcast hosted by Forth District’s A&R, Adan Bean, and features artist from every part of the musical landscape. The SetList seeks to reveal an artist’s interests, influences, and background in music like no other interview has done before. On this episode, Adan sits down with the uber-gifted and distinctly southern emcee Yani Mo! Yani Mo talks through her most recent projects, The Moment & 9Lives. We delve into her background as a poet and beginnings as a writer overall. We also discuss her sound as defined as "CountryQueerSoul" and her love of theater and Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes. We discuss alcoholism, depression and for whom Yani Mo writes. And finally, we address one of rap's most enduring live show questions: when is it ever appropriate for a rapper to rap over their vocals? Mixed and Edited by DJ Opdiggy Recorded at the Forth District Podcast studio. Powered by Forth District

HBO and The Ringer's Bill Simmons connects with Shea Serrano to discuss 2018's biggest slasher film, 'Halloween,' check in after the first week of NBA basketball, and examine the Rockets-Lakers fight (5:20). Then Bill sits down with hip-hop superstar Quavo to talk about the Aubrey & the Three Migos Tour, Atlanta's hip-hop identity, the ideal Super Bowl LIII halftime show, the NBA, and more (56:50).

In Camila Cabello's "Havana" we hear both her Cuban roots and the modern sounds of Atlanta. Though the singer and featured guest Young Thug reference these two geographic identities, the song says so much more through its core musical elements. A Roland TR-808 kick drum evokes an entire repertoire of Atlanta Hip Hop, while the track's supporting piano montuno descends from a Cuban style lamenting the loss of one's traditional home.  Also in this episode, we discuss Camila's unlikely path to number one with writer Hannah Steinkopf-Frank — and the musical glass ceiling that holds so many young women artists back. RecommendationsSwitched On Pop recommends the podcast about sound: Twenty Thousand Hertz Hannah recommends the book: Girl Groups Girl Culture by Jacqueline WarwickCheck out more music and writing from Kwami Coleman at his websiteYou can listen to you playlist of 808s and Montunos on Spotify Featured SongsCamila Cabello - HavanaTI - Whatever You Like2NE1 - I Am The BestMarvin Gaye - Sexual HealingMariah Carey, Jermaine Dupri - Always Be My BabyOutkast - So Fresh, So CleanLil Jon - Get LowGucci Mane ft. Migos - I Get The BagCompay Segundo - Guajira GuantanameraCuarteto Caney - Guajira GuantanameraBig Mama Thorton - Hound DogElvis - Hound DogLittle Mix & Missy Elliott- How Ya Doin?The Shangri Las - Leader Of The PackSleater-Kinney - I Wanna Be Your Joey RamoneSpice Girls - WannabeSpice Girls - Spice Up Your LifeThe Ronettes - Be My BabyThe Shirelles - Will You Love Me TomorrowTLC - No Scrubs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jon Caramanica explains how Gucci Mane, Lil Yachty and 21 Savage are all part of the same long line.

What does the interstate have to do with Atlanta hip-hop? That's the question that our latest guest on this week's Str8OutDaDen Podcast tackled during our hour convo. Lazies meet Willi DuDat. We discuss that along with the hip-hop roots behind his name. We also spoke on his musical background and live shows. Of course we got bars during our #VinylConversations segment. So you know the drill...sit back...Relax and Listen! Today's podcast is brought to you by LANDR. Based in Montreal, Canada, LANDR is the world's first intelligent drag-and-drop instant mastering service, by MixGenius. Use the link below to receive a free trial. landr.com/promo/SODD

Throughout the years, Atlanta has been known for many things when it comes to hip-hop. As of lately people equate the city with trap drums, skinny jeans and dancing. Well today's guest on The Str8OutDaDen Podcast is hear to set the record straight and let people know that its way more to the city. Lazies meet J-Coop. He is from the south side of the city and one of the members of The Winning Team. As he preps his #GoodDayATLanta album, he sat down in Da Den to talk the Atlanta hip-hop scene, how taking a break from rap help change his perspective, how that break almost turned into him joining the U.S. military full time and more. We also got a chance to hear a few joints from his upcoming LP and of course it would not be a Str8OutDaDen Podcast without our #VinylConversations segment, which Coop bodies by the way. So you know the drill...sit back...Relax and Listen! Today's podcast is brought to you by LANDR. Based in Montreal, Canada, LANDR is the world's first intelligent drag-and-drop instant mastering service, by MixGenius. Use the link below to receive a free trial. landr.com/promo/SODD

We continue on our trip with the early late 80’s early 90’s Atlanta Hip Hop history in this episode with stories from former Elektra and Ichiban records A&R Ian Burke, who had a hand in signing and grooming artists here in Atlanta such as Akon, Mista, Xscape, Outkast, Organized Noize, MC Breed (of Michigan but signed to Atlanta-Based Ichiban Records), Kriss Kross and Arrested Development. We also hear again from Earwax Records’ Talib Shabazz and Top Cat of Mass Comm, formerly of So So Def and Elemental Magazine. To download this and other episodes go to BrooklynRadio.com. They only keep the last 5 episodes but streaming audio of all episodes, rough drafts, track listings, story lines, photos and more are available right here on this tumblr.

This episode we’re into the early- mid 1990’s in Atlanta Hip Hop.  So-So-Def, Rowdy and LaFace records begin to take shape alongside the Bass music scene and the underground.  Gang activities and curfews have had an impact on Atlanta Hip Hop and the Break-dancing scene has ground nearly to a halt.  Graffiti writers, MCs, DJs and producers are still active. Again, this episode concentrates on the early energy surrounding the underground with ciphers featuring Killer Mike aka Mike Bigga as well as Jermaine Dupri’s So-So-Def and Dallas Austin’s Rowdy records. We begin with a look at one segment of the Atlanta underground as it pertains to the growth of what becomes strong National-impacting labels.  As we continue this journey, we’ll delve into the Bass scene, the strip club/neighborhood and college scenes. Voices heard: Shannon McCollum, H20 of Mass Influence and Yall So Stupid, Top Cat of Mass Comm who worked at So-so-Def and with Atlanta’s  Elemental Magazine before it left the city, Divinity Roxx and DJ Nabs. This is part of a series that aired on BrooklynRadio.net in late 2010 and early 2011 as a lead up to the Film and full version of this documentary.   As promised, the entire audio series is being podcasted for free.  The film is in production.  We're brainstorming and raising money.   All music featured is from the city of Atlanta: DJ Variable (of the Audubon Society) - Stalk Kriss Kross - Jump TLC - Hat 2 Da back Lyrical Giants (Bonecrusher’s old group) - Country Cousins Yall So Stupid - Van Full of Pakistanis FKi ft Travis Porter - Koo Koo T.I. - Top Back (instrumental) Divinity Roxx - Rebel (Live) Big Boi  ft. Andre 3000 & Sleepy Brown - Looking for Ya. Live on Arrival ft DJ Kurt - The Gift   Headland & Delowe: Atlanta Hip Hop from ‘79- ‘til by Dominick R. Brady is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at www.dominickbrady.com.

Atlanta Hip Hop has a rich tradition and history in radio.  It begins with WIGO and WAOK and quickly became stronger in the college radio scene with stations like WRAS (Georgia State) and WREK (Georgia Tech), The Fresh Party on V103 as well as community radio WRFG.  We all know about the stories of Greg Street and Frank Ski. Atlanta is blessed to have had those dynamic DJs help push the scene.  This is the other side of the story, the story of DJs that year after year worked the club  circuit before graduating into ATL radio. In this episode we hear stories from DJs that started their careers on these stations and others that witnessed these careers grow.  We learn more about Lil Jon’s House, Reggae and Hip Hop DJing days, The Beef © between P. Diddy and Atlanta DJs and how early DJs used the radio as a springboard into the Hip Hop industry. Stories heard from: DJ Mars, Smoove Matty Matt, Brian Lassiter, Talib Shabazz, H20, DJ Jaycee, J of Earwax Records, Shannon McCollum, DJ Nabs, Marcel Daniels, DJ Applejac & DJ Mafioso. These episodes first aired on Brooklyn Radio in late 2010 and early 2011.  They are being offered as a podcast, as promised, for free.  The film version of this documentary is in production. Thanks for listening. All tracks used are from Atlanta Hip Hop artists: Triple Crush - “The Groove” (DUB) D Rock & Swift C - “Who Rocks (Remix)  Arrested Development - “Revolution” GooDie MoB - “Goodie Bag” P.A. aka Parental Advisory - “Ghetto Head Hunter” Youngbloodz ft Lil Jon - “Damn” Young Joc - “It’s going down” DJ Unknown aka JBrew - “Untitled” Grip Plyaz - “Untitled” (Live) Headland & Delowe: Atlanta Hip Hop from ‘79- ‘til by Dominick R. Brady is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at www.dominickbrady.com.

This episode really sets the table for the next two episodes on the DJ which will debut further along in the series. It explains the beginnings of some of the gang violence that changed the course of how Atlanta Hip Hop culture evolved. The origins of the street gang Down By Law are discussed as well as it’s impact on what was at one time a vibrant Breakdancing & Club scene. Stories heard from: Tony MF Rock aka Woodchuck, DJ Applejac, Brian Lassiter, DJ Powerlord, H2O & DJ Jelly. Soundtrack (All Atlanta acts): DJ Variable - Stalk (Instrumental) Tony MF Rock - “She put me in a trance” Master Rocker Kid Finesse & DJ Fonzo - “Put you to rest” Trillville ft Lil Scrappy - “Some Cut” REESE - “HighRise” Parental Advisory ft. 8ball & MJG - “Sundown” Killer Mike ft Sleepy Brown - “Nigg*z Down South” Wacka Flocka Flame - “Let’s do it” Lee Harvey Oswald - “Good Ones” DJ Unknown aka J Brew ft Dillon Maurer - “Show Love” EarthGang - Ms. Evette Count Bass D & DJ Pocket ft. H20 - “…Guess This” Fewture - “Frankenstein” (Live at Lenny’s) Headland & Delowe: Atlanta Hip Hop from ‘79- ‘til by Dominick R. Brady is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at www.dominickbrady.com.

The history of the Hip Hop DJ in atlanta is an intricate one. There are controversies, there are legacies and there are rivalries.   We're going to touch on these dynamics in this episode.    Key names like Edward J and Nation Time Syndicate are mentioned as are some early DJs like Smoove Matty Matt of College Park , DJ Toomp & DJ Nabs (formerly Kriss Kross’ DJ, Columbia and of So-So-Def) After setting the scene we take a brief look at the developing Downtown scene and Decatur.  Brevity is the key word here.  We’ll jump in with both feet into the neighborhood scenes, the suburbs and take a look at how radio helped shape the development of Atlanta Hip Hop in parts two and three. Voices heard:  DJ Applejac, DJ Jaycee, Brian Lassiter, DJ Powerlord, DJ Nabs, Smoove Matty Matt, DJ Mafioso & Cufrock Again, as promised, this series is being offered here for free podcast after had run on BrooklynRadio.net in late 2010 and early 2011.  The film version is currently in production. For  outtakes, video, photos and a look into my process check out the tumblr page for Headland & Delowe.  Thanks for listening.  All music heard in this episode is Rap/Hip Hop from the city of Atlanta: Dj Variable  - “Stalk” (instrumental) Outkast - “Wheels of Steel” (Instrumental) Pastor Troy - “This The City” Damage - “Can’t Get no Lower” Yelawolf ft. Gucci Mane - “Wanna Party” Collective Efforts ft. H2O - “Civilized Dreams” Witchdoctor - “Holiday” Zae - “Thyow” Attic Crew ft T.I. - “Dope Boy Fresh” Stanza - “The First Move” Clan Destined - Unknown Live on Arrival (L.O.A) - “Live at Emory Medley” Ghetto Mafia - “In Decatur” Da BackWudz- “Welcome 2 Da Backwudz” Playboy Tre - “Liquor Store Mascot”     Headland & Delowe: Atlanta Hip Hop from ‘79- ‘til by Dominick R. Brady is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at www.dominickbrady.com.

The city of Atlanta has a complex and long history with Hip Hop going back into the late 1970’s. Much of this history pre-LaFace records, pre-Outkast and GooDie MoB isn’t known. Headland & Delowe is a documentary series attempting to weave together the story lines of the artists, managers, promoters and journalists of Atlanta Hip Hop over the past three decades to get an understanding of where Atlanta Hip Hop has been and where it might be going. In this episode I speak with pioneers like B-Boy Zapper of ATL’s HBO crew, MC Shy D and DJ Jelly, current stars like Cee-lo, Pill and DJ Mars and underground stalwarts like Senor Kaos and H20. Welcome to Headland and Delowe. This Internet radio series initially aired on BrooklynRadio.net in late 2010 and 2011. A film version of this audio documentary is in production. As promised, I'm offering the entire series for free. The series theme music changes with each episode. The instrumental is produced by ATL’s DJ Variable of the Audubon Society DJ tandem. All of the music beds and bumpers featured in this series is Rap & Hip Hop from the City of Atlanta. In order of appearance: Lil Will ft Cool Breeze - “Looking for Nikki” MC Shy D - Shake it Mojo - “Jump Stomp & Twist” Crime Mob - “Knuck if you Buck” (Instrumental) Cee-Lo ft GooDie MoB - “Night Train” Grip plyaz - “You already Know” (Live) Shawty Lo - “Dey Know” (Instrumental) Outkast - “Crumblin’ Erb” Success ‘N Effect - “Freeze” Mass Influence - “Rhyme Placement” Sammy Sam - “The Hitman” Kilo ft. Big Boi - “Love in your Mouth” Pill - “Hear Somebody Coming” DJ Spinna ft Senor Kaos - “Just call me Senor” Ghetto Mafia - “Trap Be Jumping” (Instrumental) Donnis - “More Fiya” DG Yola live with the XO Band - “I aint gon’ let up”

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