Podcasts about baltimore club music

This week the Rude Crew is joined by Dj, Producer, Artist Blaqstarr, we take a tour with him through his journey within the music industry, while being a pioneer for Baltimore Club Music.Sponsored by: No Heart No Hustle Clothing Co.Studio/Editing: Digital Empath Studios (Baltimore).

Quiet Records CEO DJ Patrick and recording artist Shon Ski stop by The Diamond K Show to talk about their musical journey, the struggles of producers and collaborating with independent artists and much more.

In this episode of "The Truth in This Art," host Rob Lee welcomes back Meagan B. a.k.a "Ducky Dynamo", a DJ and curator renowned for her work with Baltimore club music, to celebrate Black Music Month. Ducky Dynamo discusses her role in promoting black artistry and the cultural significance of Baltimore club music. She reflects on the vibrant nightlife of her early years and the collective experiences within the club scene. This conversation addresses the challenges of cultural preservation, gentrification, and the exploitation of club music by mainstream artists. Ducky emphasizes the need for community involvement and creative solutions to sustain Baltimore's unique cultural heritage.Episode Highlight:Ducky Dynamo's introduction (00:01:01) Ducky Dynamo introduces herself, sharing her role as a DJ and curator, and her deep involvement in Baltimore club music and black artistry.Role of Baltimore club music (00:07:19) Ducky Dynamo dives into the role of Baltimore club music in the broader context of black music and culture, and its impact on the local community.Concerns about the future (00:10:27) Ducky Dynamo voices her concerns about the future of Baltimore club music and its potential impact following the current wave of popularity.Impact of venue closures (00:12:57) This part of the discussion turns to the impact of venue closures on the preservation and recognition of Baltimore club music, highlighting the intentional blighting of certain areas.Gentrification and Cultural Preservation (00:18:15) This segment of the conversation explores the impact of gentrification on black culture and the importance of preserving black-owned establishments.The Auction of a Historic Venue (00:21:58) Ducky Dynamo describes the efforts to preserve a historic nightclub venue in Station North through a community-driven GoFundMe campaign.Baltimore's Cultural Impact (00:43:38) Rob and Ducky discuss Baltimore's cultural impact on American entertainment, the city's chief exports, and the need for recognition and support.Baltimore Club Music Day (00:55:12) Ducky Dynamo highlights the existence of Baltimore Club Music Day and promotes upcoming events and initiatives related to preserving club culture.Key Takeaways:1. Embrace the power of community to preserve and celebrate cultural heritage.2. Recognize and honor the roots of music genres to prevent cultural exploitation.3. Stay connected to your local scene to support and uplift authentic artistry.4. Creative solutions and active involvement are key to sustaining vibrant cultural traditions.Website and Socials:soundcloud.com/duckydynamoX: @duckydynamoInstagram: duckydynamoFacebook: Ducky Dynamo LinkedIn: Meagan (Ducky Dynamo) BusterLink to the first episode with DJ Ducky.Don't miss out on supporting Ducky Dynamo by visiting her website and following her on social media. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review it, and consider supporting our work on Patreon to keep these important conversations going. Your support makes all the difference! This program is supported (in part) by a grant from the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation. If you have a story about art, culture, or community, share it with us at rob@thetruthinthisart.com for a chance to be featured on 'The Truth In This Art' podcast.Follow The Truth In This Art on Twitter, Threads, IG, and Facebook @truthinthisart Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.About "The Truth In This Art""The Truth In This Art," hosted by Rob Lee, is a podcast that explores the essence of creativity and its community impact, amplifying artists' voices and their profound stories.Connect with me:Website | Twitter | Instagram Support the show:Merch from Redbubble | Make a Donation  ★ Support this podcast ★

ONFIRE-TV.com - Diamond K talks about his memories of Baltimore based music producer and longtime collaborator Dukeyman aka Ronald Hall Jr. Sunrise July 4, 1973 - Sunset February 17, 2024 Become a Member: JoinDiamondK.com Book Diamond K: djdiamondk@gmail.com

Embark on a narrative voyage with the multi-talented Gianni Lee, as we traverse the intersections of art, music, and fashion that map his life story. From the humble beginnings in the landscape of West Philly, Gianni's trajectory is a testament to the transformative power of creativity. Our conversation peels back the layers of a man whose artistic prowess touches the walls of city streets, the threads of fashion, and the beats that drive the nightlife—each chapter a verse in his living anthology.As the needle drops on Philly's vibrant party scene, Gianni spins tales of his evolution from a fledgling DJ to a connoisseur of cultural beats, blending the influence of Baltimore Club Music with the essence of his hometown. The melody of his journey harmonizes with the synchronicity of serendipitous moments, like kindling a clothing brand with the spark of celebrity influence. Every anecdote is a stroke of paint on the canvas of Gianni's career, which stretches from the tactile realm of fashion to the audible dimensions of music production.Closing the curtain on our session, we turn the spotlight onto Gianni's burgeoning podcast, teasing future symphonies of conversation laced with personal quirks and introspective musings. His story—punctuated with laughter, reflection, and a candid dissection of career milestones—serves as an invitation to listeners to join the chorus of dream chasers. Tune in, not just for the echoes of Gianni's inspirations, but to ignite your own ambitions and revel in the collective crescendo of creative pursuits.Talk Soon! ✌

Diamond K talks about receiving an award for his contributions to Baltimore Club Music at the AFRAM festival in Baltimore.

Growing up in Baltimore, Maryland offers a rich musical tapestry with various genres and influences. The city has a vibrant music scene that has contributed to the development of numerous genres and artists. Here are some notable aspects of Baltimore's music culture:Baltimore Club Music: One of the most distinct and influential genres to emerge from Baltimore is Baltimore Club Music. Known for its high-energy beats, fast tempos, and sampled vocal loops, Baltimore Club Music is deeply rooted in the city's dance culture. It has had a significant impact on electronic music and has been embraced by DJs and producers worldwide.Hip-Hop and Rap: Baltimore has a thriving hip-hop and rap scene, with artists who have gained recognition both locally and nationally. Artists like Labtekwon, Los, Tate Kobang, and Lor Scoota have helped shape the city's hip-hop identity and have contributed to the growth of the genre.Go-go: Although go-go music is more associated with Washington, D.C., its influence has spread to Baltimore as well. Go-go blends funk, R&B, and soul, and features live instrumentation, emphasizing percussive elements like congas and cowbells. The genre has found its audience in Baltimore, with local bands incorporating go-go influences into their music.Gospel Music: Baltimore has a rich gospel music tradition, with numerous talented gospel choirs, vocalists, and groups. The city has been a breeding ground for gospel talent, producing renowned artists like Richard Smallwood, Donnie McClurkin, and Tye Tribbett. Gospel music has a significant presence in the local church community and plays an important role in the cultural fabric of the city.Indie and Alternative Rock: Baltimore has a vibrant indie and alternative rock scene that has gained attention in recent years. Bands like Animal Collective, Beach House, and Future Islands have emerged from Baltimore, bringing their unique sounds and gaining national and international recognition. The city's DIY ethos and supportive community have fostered the growth of independent and alternative music.Jazz and Blues: Baltimore has a history of embracing jazz and blues, with a thriving live music scene. The city has been home to legendary jazz and blues musicians, including Billie Holiday and Eubie Blake. Jazz clubs and venues continue to showcase local talent and host performances by renowned artists, ensuring that the jazz and blues tradition remains alive and well.These are just a few examples of the diverse musical influences and genres that you might have been exposed to while growing up in Baltimore, Maryland. The city's music scene continues to evolve, offering a dynamic and vibrant musical landscape for both artists and listeners.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/we-create-the-vibes-podcast/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Welcome back to the Record Report! This week, we're going overseas to hear a rebel's sound. We're talking about British artist M.I.A.'s 2013 Matangi to be exact. M.I.A's career was at a very weird period in the later part of the Blog Era. While the artist's diverse array of sound helped contribute to the early rise of international influence in the 2000s, her success also made her a target for controversy. Fortunately, Matangi was both a daring response to her criticism while still also managing to get people of different backgrounds to the dancefloor. In this episode, we choose our top three tracks, we talk about M.I.A's diverse musical connections to Hip Hop (maybe Baltimore Club Music), and talk how she's contributed to the rise of music across the globe in the modern era of music. Vance also talks about seeing Matangi up close at U Street Music Hall back when it first dropped in 2013. we also talk about what we're listening to, and horrorcore from a Brotha with a wild name. Shouts to DC To BC Shouts to Kristina @Yo_Ahki/@VanceB_ Listen to this new episode and previous others on: Apple Podcasts(https://tinyurl.com/jydzz9fk) Spotify (https://tinyurl.com/c3u77hcf) Anchor (https://anchor.fm/recordreport) Follow Record Report Podcast on: Instagram: (@RecordRepPod) Facebook: Facebook.com/RecordReportPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/recreppodcast?lang=en #MIA #Matangi #Britian #London #UK #Dance #HouseMusic #SuperBowl #NFL #Madonna #International #Radio #Podcast

Growing up in Baltimore, I was exposed to so much music. Check out what I was listening to as a youth:Baltimore Club Music: This genre of music originated in Baltimore in the 1990s and is characterized by its fast beats, call-and-response style vocals, and use of samples from popular songs. Baltimore Club Music has had a huge influence on the city's dance music scene and is still played in clubs and parties today.Hip-hop: Baltimore has a thriving hip-hop scene, with many local artists gaining national recognition in recent years. The city has produced notable rappers such as Logic, Jpegmafia, and Tate Kobang, among others.Go-go: This genre of music originated in nearby Washington D.C. and has a strong presence in Baltimore as well. Go-go music is known for its funky rhythms and use of live percussion instruments, and has influenced many hip-hop and R&B artists.House and techno: Baltimore also has a strong electronic dance music scene, with many clubs and parties featuring house and techno music. Some notable Baltimore-based DJs and producers in this genre include Karizma, DJ Technics, and DJ Spen.Jazz and blues: Baltimore has a rich history of jazz and blues music, with many legendary musicians hailing from the city or performing there regularly. Some notable Baltimore jazz and blues artists include Cab Calloway, Billie Holiday, and Eubie Blake.Overall, growing up in Baltimore as a DJ would have exposed you to a diverse range of musical influences and subcultures, allowing you to develop a unique style and sound as a DJ.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/we-create-the-vibes-podcast/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Cet épisode est le premier d'une série-documentaire inédite en 3 parties sur la scène ballroom à New york, Paris et au Brésil.Dans ce premier épisode, Renaud nous raconte la naissance du ballroom à New York et Atlanta. Créée dans les années 70 par les communautés gay, queer, trans noires et latinas, cette culture est à l'origine du voguing. Une danse emblématique des balls organisés par les houses (familles), durant lesquels les danseur.ses s'affrontent sur fond de vogue beats et de house music. Exploration rythmée, en compagnie des DJ et producteurs mondialement reconnus MikeQ et Divoli S'vere, d'une scène qui influence de plus en plus la pop culture mainstream.Faya, le podcast du global dancefloorUne émission de Renaud Brizard pour Nique – La radioRéalisation : Malo WilliamsProduction : Christophe Payet / Sonique – Le studioavec le soutien de la SACEMTracklist : «Pure/Honey» - Beyoncé«Peacherine Rag» - Scott Joplin«Harlem Congo» - Chick Webb and His Orchestra«The Love I Lost» - Harlod Melvin & Bluenotes«TSOP» - M.F.S.B.«Feels Like» - MikeQ (feat. Kevin JZ Prodigy)«Love is the Message» - M.F.S.B.«Vogue» - Madonna«Serve» - Miss Fernando«Cunty (The Feeling)» - Kevin Aviance«Miss Honey» - Moi Renee«The Ha Dance» - Master At Work«What I Want Ha» - Divoli S'vere«End of time» - Beyoncé (Divoli S'vere remix)«Rowdy Ha» - Vjuan Allure«The Moment» - MikeQ«Godzilla Da Remix» - Jay R Neutron«Runway Rocker Bump» - Byrell The Great«No Ordinary Love» - Sade«Heated» - Beyoncé«The Master Blaster» - MikeQ«Got to Be Real» - Cheryl Lynn (instrumental)«Cunty » - Divoli S'vere«Legendary» - MikeQ & Ash B.«D.A.R.L.I.N.G» - MikeQ«Summer Renaissance» - Beyoncé«America Has a problem» - Beyoncé«Break My Soul» - Beyoncé (Jay R Neutron Jimmy's House Vogue Mix)Invités :MikeQ (@theonlymikeq) et Divoli S'vere (@divolisvere)Références :Beyoncé, voguing (old way, new way, vogue fem), album Renaissance, studio 54(New York), William Dorsey Swann (première drag queen), danse cakewalk, HarlemRenaissance, Hamilton Lodge n°710, Chrystal et Lottie LaBeija, catégories (runway,beauty, face, body, realness, butch queens realness, femme queens realness,executive realness), David Mancuso, The Loft (New York), The Globe (Newark), labelQweenbeat, compilation Qweendom, EP «Let It All Out», label Fade to Mind, émissiontv Soul Train, Willi Ninja (House of Ninja), José Gutiérrez et Luís Camacho (House ofXtravaganza), The Paradise Garage (New York), house music, Franckie Knuckles, TheWarehouse (Chicago), bitch tracks, Junior Vasquez, Robbie Tronco, Ru Paul, cunty,Kevin Aviance, Moi Renee, duo de productrices NOVA Wav, Masters At Work, «TheHa Dance», film Trading Places (John Landis, 1983), Eddie Murphy, Dan Aykroyd,cymbale crash, Vjuan Allure, Angel X, DJ Lucky, Jay R Neutron, Jersey Club Music(voir épisode 3 de Faya), Baltimore Club Music, Byrell The Great, «Hangover» deDianna Ross, Sade, commentator/host, chants, Kevin JZ Prodigy, label Nights Slugset Fade to Mind, film docu Paris is burning, Jennie Livingston, série Pose, RyanMurphy, film docu Kiki, My House (Viceland), émission Legendary (HB0), DashaunWesley, Leoiomy Maldonado, Keke Palmer, Megan Thee Stallion, James Blake,Jameela Jamil, Big Freedia, bounce (New Orleans), Honey Dijon, Syd (The Internet),TS Madison, Pepper LaBeija, Octavia St. Laurent Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

About the guest Scottie B - co-founder of the all-important Baltimore club label Unruly Records - was one of firm facilitators of the rise of Baltimore Club as we know it today.About Unruly RecordsSince 1994 Unruly Records, owned and operated by Baltimore's legendary DJ's Scottie B. and Shawn Caesar, has been hailed as the home of Baltimore Club. People around the globe have asked the question: WHAT IS BALTIMORE CLUB? It is the brand of Baltimore, the foundation of club, combined with the element, art and passion of music is what drives the genre known as Baltimore club music.Since it's inception, Unruly has created other lanes in deep house and hip hop. Be on the lookout for the release of many early releases in all of the genres.The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture.Mentioned in this episodeUnruly RecordsTo find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory.★ Support this podcast ★

About the guestBaltimore native DJ Impulse has been moving crowds around the world for over 20 years. His ability to read a room and act accordingly by knowing just what to play and when, is something that can't be taught. It's not just the best dance clubs and parties that have Impulse in high demand, some of the world's most trusted brands trust Impulse to provide the soundtrack. Past and current clients include Nike, Red Bull, Vans, Food Network, MTV, Cisco, Chase Saphire, and many more.The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture.Mentioned in this episodeDJ Impulse's twitterTo find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory.★ Support this podcast ★

*Edit : This is episode 47!For this edition of the pod, we invite producer and pioneer of the new club wave genre CalvoMusic to the show. What is New Club Wave you ask? According to Calvo, the roots of the genre stem heavily from Baltimore Club Music's rich history. The buzzing producer mixes sounds that have influenced him from various genres into bouncy and infectious club anthems.Shannon spoke with the Baltimore native back in October about developing his sound, his love for video game music, and his most recent project with Night Slugs.TracklistExplain Myself - CalvoMusicH.E.R X Bryson Tiller - Could've Been  Remix (CalvoMusic Edit)Follow CalvoMusic - @Calvo_MusicFollow + Donate To Club Management - www.clubmanagementpodcast.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/clubmanagement1)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/clubmanagement1)

*Edit : This is episode 47! For this edition of the pod, we invite producer and pioneer of the new club wave genre @1calvomusic to the show. What is New Club Wave you ask? According to Calvo, the roots of the genre stem heavily from Baltimore Club Music's rich history. The buzzing producer mixes sounds that have influenced him from various genres into bouncy and infectious club anthems. Shannon spoke with the Baltimore native back in October about developing his sound, his love for video game music, and his most recent project with Night Slugs. Tracklist Explain Myself - CalvoMusic H.E.R X Bryson Tiller - Could've Been Remix (CalvoMusic Edit) Follow CalvoMusic - @Calvo_Music Follow + Donate To Club Management - www.clubmanagementpodcast.com/

Marcel Martin bka "Kariz Marcel" is a New York-born, Baltimore-Virginia raised music producer and social entrepreneur. His roots sprouted from 90's Hip-Hop, Go-Go (DC) and Baltimore Club Music as well in afterschool program design, where he built Kariz Kids, a east coast afterschool curriculum based music program founded in Baltimore, in business until 2017. After being one of over 4000 applicants, he made it to the final 25 for the 2019 One Beat,  an international cultural diplomacy exchange program partnering with the US State Department that brings musicians together from around the world to share and collaborate on musical ideas and projects. Ashley Lomax is a singer, songwriter and music curator. Ashley's worked with major companies such as Live Nation as a touring VIP representative and travelled the country (and some of the world) with acts like Janet Jackson, Kanye West, Slipknot, Chris Brown and Stone Sour. Ashley's also a podcaster.   Kariz, Ashley and Eddie's of Roland Park are partnering on a Spotify Playlist.  It's comprised of Baltimore-area music and curated by Ashley Alexander and Kariz Marcel from creative music hub Blakwater House. If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It really makes a difference and it's always nice to read kind words.Follow us on Twitter and  InstagramBe sure to check out our other podcasts:Mastermind Team's Robcast - Mastermind Team's Robcast is an irreverent and hilarious podcast covering all things pop culture and weird news. Let's Watch It Again - Let's Watch It Again is a movie review podcast from MTR The Network.★ Support this podcast ★

Tom's first guest today is an artist and community organizer named Errigh Laboo, Jr., better known in the Baltimore dance community as Neek. He's the CEO and founder of B More Than Dance, a non profit organization that coaches and inspires young people to elevate their dance talents to art and monetize it in some form of artistic enterprise. He's one of the people featured in the Netflix documentary, Dark City Beneath The Beat,a film about the Baltimore Club Music scene by another formidable presence on the local and national arts scene, TT the Artist. As we hear in a clip of the film's director, one of the problems in Baltimore is that there's so much young dance talent in Baltimore that for too long has had no place to grow. Neek joins Tom on Zoom to explain how B More Than Dance is helping to inspire and fuel the artistic career aspirations of the city's young people. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TT the Artist is the director of the documentary "Dark City Beneath The Beat". In this episode we explore Baltimore Club Music and mental health. "Dark City Beneath The Beat" is a musical, documentary reimagining the narrative of Baltimore City through its home grown sound and dance known as Baltimore club music.

#DiamondkintheMorning - Diamond k reviews the TT the Artist and Mighty Mark helmed documentary, "Dark City Beneath the Beat" - now streaming on Netflix.

John talks with producer/DJ James Nasty about Baltimore Club Music, scene politics and debunks the rumor of the "Squirt Off" at The Crown.  Check it.

This week we're joined by a legend, pioneer, and continual innovator of Jersey Club and Club Music - R3LL. He takes us on a deep-dive into the history of club music, describes his integral role in expanding the sound and culture into new markets such as Asia, and outlines all of his work to unite up-and-coming artists across the world.Plus, Alec and Samir talk about new music from Illenium and Iann Dior, Alesso and Armin Van Buuren, Nitti Gritti and Jimmy Levy, as well as MitiS and Zack Gray.And we welcome Calvomusic, LEEMZ, and DJ Tray to our Artists We're Watching list.Get the full shownotes on our website.Follow us on Instagram: @btb.pod; Facebook; Twitter: @podbtb; Soundcloud.

#TheDiamondKShow - House approves Trump's $2K stimulus checks, sending to Republican-led Senate.  Diamond K is a political analyst, recording artist and content creator. His daily program, #TheDiamondKShow covers news, politics and entertainment. He is the CEO of High Rolla Records, producing and releasing Baltimore Club Music, Dance and Hip-Hop songs.

Dad step invades Mastermind Team's Robcast The legendary duo, Rob Lee and Dann D, are Baltimore kids and their respective father's sons. So they honor Baltimore and share advice passed from their dads to you with this song. MTR Podcasts loves Baltimore Club Music.

Dad step invades Mastermind Team's Robcast The legendary duo, Rob Lee and Dann D, are Baltimore kids and their respective father's sons. So they honor Baltimore and share advice passed from their dads to you with this song. MTR Podcasts loves Baltimore Club Music.

"You can't touch this!" Welcome back to another installment of this quarantine relief pod. This week, of course it's nothing to talk about. But we created content for you guys! Wayward vans, States shutting down, Anime, Baltimore Club Music, Hottest Rappers in the South, and more! Follow us on IG - @thenourishmentpodcast Email - thenourishmentpodcast@gmail.com Peace and Blessings! Be safe!

On the latest epsiode, Xfactor talks Baltimore Club Music, Lebron James telling critics to "kiss his a-s" if they don;t like him mentoring young players, Meg Thee Stallion label issues. He also talks new music from Jhene Aiko, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Lil Baby, Drake and more.

BLaK BoXX Radio Public Announcement! On February 16th, 2020 at 3 PM,  Eubie Blake Cultural Arts Center turns 50....will be hosting a Day of Dance Fundraising Event. There will be three dance classes: Ballet,  Ab Blaster to Baltimore Club Music, and an African Dance with live drums.  Each class is $10 or you can purchase all three for $25.  This is a family-friendly event, the classes are for all skill levels.  Follow this link for more information or to purchase tickets https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-day-of-dance-fundraiser-theeubie-tickets-93394125343?aff=ebdssbdestsearch --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blakboxx/message

In this Episode we welcome Unruly Records co-founder and Baltimore club pioneer, DJ Scottie B. Scottie breaks it down ad we go through the early tracks the influenced the sound, the club anthems, and the worldwide classics that influenced an era. THIS RIGHT HERE IS A DOCUMENT!!! (FYI: we had slight probelms with mics for the first couple minutes. It gets better quickly)

In this Episode we welcome Unruly Records co-founder and Baltimore club pioneer, DJ Scottie B. Scottie breaks it down ad we go through the early tracks the influenced the sound, the club anthems, and the worldwide classics that influenced an era. THIS RIGHT HERE IS A DOCUMENT!!! (FYI: we had slight probelms with mics for the first couple minutes. It gets better quickly)

In this Episode we welcome Unruly Records co-founder and Baltimore club pioneer, DJ Scottie B. Scottie breaks it down ad we go through the early tracks the influenced the sound, the club anthems, and the worldwide classics that influenced an era. THIS RIGHT HERE IS A DOCUMENT!!! (FYI: we had slight probelms with mics for the first couple minutes. It gets better quickly)

Join your hosts Dj Duke and Dj Niledge as they discuss trending topics, artists spotlight, shop talk, and the positive thought of the day along with special guests Mahogany Brown, Coach Flocka, and Theo. Mahogany is a host with the most and an innovator making strides and impacting the community. Coach Flocka is a talented female rap artist with the gift of gab ready to perform on the big stage. Theo is a "Baltimore Club Music" legend and a entrepreneur. So much more is left on the table. Tune in for more!

Yo . One two, one,two, yo live in effect. Yo before we go on to side 2 or side b of this mega late show podcast release, i got a little announcement, man!! This episode of the podcast is featuring one of the most prestigious figures in Tokyo hip-hop culture. Shes been involved in far too many projects to mention and has worked along side some of the most notable people in Tokyo. This episode we have the illustrious DAISHA HUNTER. Daisha Hunter is a renaissance woman of media, entertainment, and Hip Hop scenes in Tokyo. She lived in Japan from 2006-2015 and "DaiWu" returned to celebrate her 36th Chamber Year and love of the WuTang Clan with her Japan Family. She was the first Black female DJ in Tokyo starting from a hobby and love of Baltimore Club Music and D.C. Go-Go. She then turned her access of Japanese clubs into an opportunity for artists, DJs, and brands to perform and produce. After launching her company ENTokyo, Daisha developed and hosted some of the earliest music performance events bringing together Japanese and expats whose networks still exist today. From marketing campaigns, brand activations, event production, Japanese Hip Hop touring DJ, creating the foodie hashtag #FatnessFirst, and being the self proclaimed Black Ambassador of Tokyo - her efforts to unite the foreigner, Japanese, and military communities in entertainment continue to succeed her time in Japan. All social media @Daisha_Hunter She'll be back but tune in, turn up and tell your mom. WUTANG FOREVER Weather Reports: Afrodyty: Exclusive live recording Mega: Sudan Archives - Queen Kunta (live) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4aPe8f7Sn4 Daisha: WuTang - Cash Still Rules/ Scary Hours https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_6QMqQwqw8 Check out our upcoming shows on the calendar. Something interesting every week. Hit us up with your upcoming shows and anything dope going on that we might have missed. Make sure you check out our calendar to find out what's going down in Tokyo. Our Calendar is wild populated now, listing all types of shows and events happening in Tokyo. We keep it up to date and are always down to share and help promote your shows →→→ goo.gl/SmRW9u Also be sure to support MEGA LATE SHOW by going to Cal Combs dot com to check out Cals music and merch. Get 25% off all purchases over $30/3000¥ when you use the promo code "megalateshow"

King Shampz is an emcee from West Philly. Along with his brother, and producer, Azzan, Shampz founded Dead Wrong Records. The label is filled with other talented artists who share a similar aesthetic with Shampz--a gritty sample-based sound with extensive wordplay and reflective braggadocio lyrics. We spoke to King Shampz over a year ago about many topics including: his music relationship with his brother, Azzan, visiting Mecca and Egypt during his formative years (and eating camel burgers), how African Americans are perceived in Egypt, Philly’s hip-hop legacy, and much more! Check out Matteo Urella’s write-up of King Shampz here: https://medium.com/@MatteoUrella/new-noise-bb8a07954b35 Check out King Shampz and his music at the following: https://twitter.com/KSHAMPZ?lang=en https://soundcloud.com/dead-wrong-records http://www.datpiff.com/King-Shampz-All-Hail-The-King-mixtape.604616.html Check out other King Shampz interviews at the following: http://www.imposemagazine.com/features/king-shampz-talks-inspiration-shares-new-single-autobahn http://www.ok-tho.com/2016/09/king-shampz-hip-hop-wanted-dead-or-alive.html http://musiclifesocial.com/hip-hops-hidden-gem-philly-rapper-king-shampz/ ====================================================== Keep up with Channel 10 Podcast at channel10podcast.com. Channel 10 Podcast presents Wu-Tang Podcast, listen at soundcloud.com/wutangpodcast. Keep up with Singodsuperior at singodsuperior.com. Keep up with The Almighty A.R. at thealmightyar.com and his Baltimore Club Music at 410musicfactory.com.

Willie the Kid is a Hip-Hop artist from Grand Rapids, Michigan. He is a versatile artist whose work has catapulted him into many of Hip-Hop’s sub-genres. I speak with Willie about his upbringing, relationship with La the Darkman, interest and foray into film, his community work, and much more! Willie has a new project entitled Deutsche Marks available here: https://getondown.com/album.php?id=18183 You can find Willie on Twitter & instagram @thewilliethekid ============================================================ Keep up with Channel 10 Podcast at channel10podcast.com. Channel 10 Podcast presents Wu-Tang Podcast, listen at wutangpodcast.com. Keep up with Singodsuperior at singodsuperior.com. Keep up with The Almighty A.R. at thealmightyar.com and his Baltimore Club Music at 410musicfactory.com.

*Please excuse the audio quality in certain parts of this episode Kuro Silence is a rapper/producer from Baltimore, Maryland. From trap to experimental, Kuro’s work defies normative currents of Hip-Hop’s soundscape with his work ethic and forays into Hip-Hop’s many sub-genres. P.SOUL is a poet/producer from Minneapolis, Minnesota. P.SOUL has made a name for himself in the YouTube producer community, while building a devoted audience for his livestreamed beat sessions on Periscope. Much of this episode revolves around production. We get into Kuro’s and P.SOUL’s production techniques and the kind of equipment and software they are using. Working on the first Samurai Shin project. And after that, we talk a bit about how Baltimore and Minneapolis, respectively, have influenced their artistry. And MUCH More. You can find Kuro on Twitter @kuro_silence You can find his music here: https://kuromusic.bandcamp.com/ Kuro is also featured on the Samurai Shin Prelude EP which can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/samurai-shin/sets/samurai-shin-the-prelude-ep P.SOUL is @_poeticthoughts on Twitter. Bandcamp: https://psoul.bandcamp.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Poeticsoul88 ====================================================== Keep up with Channel 10 Podcast at channel10podcast.com. Channel 10 Podcast presents Wu-Tang Podcast, listen at wutangpodcast.com. Keep up with Singodsuperior at singodsuperior.com. Keep up with The Almighty A.R. at thealmightyar.com and his Baltimore Club Music at 410musicfactory.com.

This is the second part of my discussion with Real of the We Will Never Be Famous Podcast. Real is the co-host of the We Will Never Be Famous Podcast. Alongside is (literally lucky) counterpart -- Lucky, Real provides funny and insightful commentary regarding popular culture and its many obscurities. And I speak with him to do the same. We discuss our encounters with police in Baltimore, Kanye West's catalog. And spend the remainder of our talk discussing nickelodeon and the Hey Arnold! movie that never was. ====================================================== Keep up with Channel 10 Podcast at channel10podcast.com. Channel 10 Podcast presents Wu-Tang Podcast, listen at wutangpodcast.com. Keep up with Singodsuperior at singodsuperior.com. Listen to his EP "Kouros" whenever you stream music. Keep up with The Almighty A.R. at thealmightyar.com and his Baltimore Club Music at 410musicfactory.com. Check out the WeWillNeverBeFamous Podcast here: @cam-85-1 And You can follow them on Twitter @NeverBeFamous07 Follow Channel 10 on Twitter @channel10pod

Real is the co-host of the We Will Never Be Famous Podcast. Alongside is (literally lucky) counterpart -- Lucky, Real provides funny and insightful commentary regarding popular culture and its many obscurities. And I speak with him to do the same. We begin discussing Never Famous’ first episode, which consisted of Marvel and DC movies and the sex appeal of its female characters regardless of their “exotic” colors. We then shift gears and talk about an array of topics ranging from genocide and the many test episode Real and Lucky have done for We Will Never Be Famous. This is part one of our conversation. The Second part of my conversation with Real is coming soon! ====================================================== Keep up with Channel 10 Podcast at channel10podcast.com. Channel 10 Podcast presents Wu-Tang Podcast, listen at wutangpodcast.com. Keep up with Singodsuperior at singodsuperior.com. Listen to his EP "Kouros" whenever you stream music. Keep up with The Almighty A.R. at thealmightyar.com and his Baltimore Club Music at 410musicfactory.com. Check out the WeWillNeverBeFamous Podcast here: @cam-85-1 And You can follow them on Twitter @NeverBeFamous07 Follow Channel 10 on Twitter @channel10pod

This week WillGil joins the Channel 10 Podcast where he took some time to chat with us about his upbringing on the West Coast and the inception of the Hip Hop Review Podcast. We also get into some of WillGil’s ups and downs in his podcasting career to-date, which ranges from the difficulty of preparing and reviewing not-so-good albums and mixtapes, reviewing brand new projects in the midst of the “streaming wars,” to receiving a mention from Peter Rosenberg. ====================================================== Keep up with the Hip Hop Review Podcast here: @hip-hop-review-podcast Follow WillGill @Iam_willgil VonteThePro has some dope music (like me and Artic). You can check it out here: soundcloud.com/vontethepro/tracks And you can follow Vonte on Twitter @Vontethepro and check out his group Imprint here: officialimprint.bandcamp.com/music ====================================================== Keep up with Channel 10 Podcast at channel10podcast.com. Channel 10 Podcast presents Wu-Tang Podcast, listen at wutangpodcast.com. Check out the WeWillNeverBeFamous Podcast here: @cam-85-1 You can follow them @NeverBeFamous07 Keep up with Singodsuperior at singodsuperior.com. Listen to his EP "Kouros" whenever you stream music. Keep up with The Almighty A.R. at thealmightyar.com and his Baltimore Club Music at 410musicfactory.com.

WillGil is one-half of the Hip Hop Review Podcast, where he and his co-host VonteThePro discuss new and throwback mainstream albums in the Hip Hop world. It is a light, engaging, and honest podcast. Both WillGil and VonteThePro provide thoughtful and concise reviews of albums and mixtapes—all while expressing preconceived notions that Will and Vonte (and all of us) have when listening to a new album. WillGil took some time to chat with us about his upbringing on the West Coast and the inception of the Hip Hop Review Podcast. We also get into some of WillGil’s ups and downs in his podcasting career to-date, which ranges from the difficulty of preparing and reviewing not-so-good albums and mixtapes, reviewing brand new projects in the midst of the “streaming wars,” to receiving a mention from Peter Rosenberg. ====================================================== Keep up with the Hip Hop Review Podcast here: https://soundcloud.com/hip-hop-review-podcast Follow WillGill @Iam_willgil VonteThePro has some dope music (like me and Artic). You can check it out here: https://soundcloud.com/vontethepro/tracks And you can follow Vonte on Twitter @Vontethepro and check out his group Imprint here: https://officialimprint.bandcamp.com/music ====================================================== Keep up with Channel 10 Podcast at channel10podcast.com. Channel 10 Podcast presents Wu-Tang Podcast, listen at wutangpodcast.com. Check out the WeWillNeverBeFamous Podcast here: https://soundcloud.com/cam-85-1 You can follow them @NeverBeFamous07 Keep up with Singodsuperior at singodsuperior.com. Listen to his EP "Kouros" whenever you stream music. Keep up with The Almighty A.R. at thealmightyar.com and his Baltimore Club Music at 410musicfactory.com.

Back at it again with the Baltimore Club Music since my last one was deleted! Contains explicit lyrics! Enjoy!

60 East is an Indie Hip-Hop artist from Ontario, California with an inspirational story. This Inland Empire emcee has gone through dark periods like many artists. However, 60 had what it takes to make it through the “grey area” and achieve his dreams of making an impact on the stage as well as business panels. I talk to 60 East about his upbringing in Ontario, big influences on his life and most of his discography. I also discuss his approach to the music business and his artistry – which is greatly influenced by Malcolm Gladwell’s 10,000 hour thesis. 60 East’s album 10,000 Hours: a Story of Success is available wherever you stream music. Keep up with 60 at https://www.sixtyeast.net/. He too has a dope podcast I suggest you check out: https://www.sixtyeast.net/podcast ======================================= Keep up with Channel 10 Podcast at channel10podcast.com. Channel 10 Podcast presents Wu-Tang Podcast, listen at wutangpodcast.com. Keep up with Singodsuperior at singodsuperior.com. Listen to his EP "Kouros" whenever you stream music. Keep up with The Almighty A.R. at thealmightyar.com and his Baltimore Club Music at 410musicfactory.com.

Jermiside & L-Marr the Star are two dope emcees out of Ohio who recently released their "God Bless The Child EP" via HiPNOTT Records. The music is soulful, personal, and real, reflecting the growth in their respective lives that has culminated in the men that they have become. This is grown man rap. We speak with the duo about their journeys from their home state to Atlanta, how life changes can change ones perspective and goals, spirituality in music, the life of an independent artist, and so much more. we apologize that the audio on this one is a little shakey, but this is one that you definitely don't want to miss. Get the "God Bless The Child EP" where ever you purchase music, and keep up with the duo at https://www.facebook.com/godblessthechildEP/ and http://godblessthechild.net. ======================== Keep up with Channel 10 Podcast at http://channel10podcast.com. Channel 10 Podcast presents Wu-Tang Podcast, listen at http://wutangpodcast.com. Keep up with Singodsuperior at http://singodsuperior.com. Listen to his EP "Kouros" whenever you stream music. Keep up with The Almighty A.R. at http://thealmightyar.com and his Baltimore Club Music at http://410musicfactory.com.

We recorded this episode after an upcoming interview for the podcast. We discuss what music was poppin during our respective college experiences and also reflect on the podcast in general as we approach our second anniversary. Nothing like good Hip-Hop conversation, check it out. Keep up with Channel 10 Podcast at http://channel10podcast.com. Channel 10 Podcast presents Wu-Tang Podcast, listen at http://wutangpodcast.com. Keep up with Singodsuperior at http://singodsuperior.com. Listen to his EP "Kouros" whenever you stream music. Keep up with The Almighty A.R. at http://thealmightyar.com and his Baltimore Club Music at http://410musicfactory.com.

Jabee is a rapper from Oklahoma City with a story to tell. Armed with memories of his own experiences filtered through the lens of books by the likes of Huey Newton, Assata Shakur, and Kurt Vonnegut, Jabee's album, "Black Future," is full of socially conscious and introspective songs that bang, a rarity in present day Hip-Hop. He acknowledges the past and the present, but as the album's title suggests, Jabee looks towards the future and inspires the listener to get active and create the desired outcome for oneself and one's community. If our cosign isn't enough, look up what Sway and Public Enemy's Chuck D have to say about the up and coming emcee. We caught up with Jabee before a show, and talked to him about his upbringing in Oklahoma City, poverty, Okalhoma City's music scene, being racially profiled and arrested for nothing, the independent music grind, appearing on Sway in the Morning, getting cosigned by Chuck D, and so much more. We has a great time talking with Jabee and this episode is a must listen. Check out Jabee's "Black Future" album wherever you listen to music and keep up with him at http://jabeemusic.com. Keep up with Channel 10 Podcast at http://channel10podcast.com. Channel 10 Podcast presents Wu-Tang Podcast, listen at http://wutangpodcast.com. Keep up with Singodsuperior at http://singodsuperior.com. Listen to his EP "Kouros" whenever you stream music. Keep up with The Almighty A.R. at http://thealmightyar.com and his Baltimore Club Music at http://410musicfactory.com.

Joshua Harris was the Green Party candidate for mayor of Baltimore City in 2016, securing a remarkable 10%-13% of the vote, but don't confuse him for a politician. He is an activist who works in the community on issues of civic engagement, educating people on where to get needed information about what is happening in the communities they live in, and also training citizens on grassroots organization. He is also a proponent of the arts and how they can help to build strong communities, and his non-profit, Hollins Creative Placemaking, does just that. We speak with Josh about his upbrining and move to Baltimore, how he was able to make it, his motivations and how he got into politics, and what's next for him post election. We are honored that Josh took the time to speak with us, and this episode is a must listen. Keep up with Josh on Twitter at https://twitter.com/HarrisForBmore and Hollins Creative Placemaking at http://www.hollinsart.org. Keep up with Channel 10 Podcast at http://channel10podcast.com. Channel 10 Podcast presents Wu-Tang Podcast, listen at http://wutangpodcast.com. Keep up with Singodsuperior at http://singodsuperior.com. Listen to his EP "Kouros" whenever you stream music. Keep up with The Almighty A.R. at http://thealmightyar.com and his Baltimore Club Music at http://410musicfactory.com.

Mikel Miles is the creator of Samurai Shin, a dope new comic book series that is poised to make an impact in the comic book world. There isn't much representation of Black people or Hip-Hop culture in the anime world, but Miles blends the worlds by incorporating Afro-Asian characters into his comic, as well as offering a nice laid back Hip-Hop soundtrack for your listening pleasure while you read. This episode is an interesting look into the creative process of someone creating something totally new from the ground up, and is definitely a must listen for anyone who is trying to do the same. The music featured in this episode is from the Samurai Shin OST, which as available at https://samuraishincomics.wordpress.com. Purchase issues of Samurai Shin at http://peepgamecomix.com. Keep up with everything Samurai Shin including new trailers, issues, music, and more at https://samuraishincomics.wordpress.com. Follow Samurai Shin on Twitter https://twitter.com/sshincomics. Keep up with Channel 10 Podcast at http://channel10podcast.com. Channel 10 Podcast presents Wu-Tang Podcast, listen at http://wutangpodcast.com. Keep up with Singodsuperior at http://singodsuperior.com. Listen to his EP "Kouros" whenever you stream music. Keep up with The Almighty A.R. at http://thealmightyar.com and his Baltimore Club Music at 410musicfactory.com.

Brandon Soderberg is Baltimore City Paper's deputy editor and arts editor. As a journalist, he's covered some of the most important moments in Baltimore City's music and culture (such as the deaths of Lor Scoota and Freddie Gray and the rise of Tate Cobain and the Baltimore Club Music scene), as well as huge national stories (traveling to cover the Republican and Democratic National Conventions). We talk to Brandon about everything, including how he went from writing for his Blogspot blog (http://no-trivia.com) to writing for major publications such as SPIN, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, and eventually Baltimore City Paper, alt-weekly publications as a whole, the Baltimore music scene, writing, race, and much more. You need to hear this. Follow Brandon on Twitter at https://twitter.com/notrivia and check out his latest articles at http://www.citypaper.com/bcpnews-brandon-soderberg-20150630-staff.html. Check out Channel 10 Podcast host Singodsuperior's new EP Kouros on iTunes, Amazon, Tidal, Spotify, etc. Keep up with Singod at http://singodsuperior.com. Check us out at http://channel10podcast.com and email us at channel10podcast@gmail.com. Please favorite, subscribe, and comment on iTunes, Soundcloud, and Stitcher. Visit http://channel10podcast.com for more dope episodes, and click the "Store" link at the top to purchase Channel 10 Podcast merchandise and support the podcast. Channel 10 Podcast presents the Wu-Tang Podcast, chronicling Wu-Tang's music, one album at a time. Check it out at http://wutangpodcast.com. Check out polirivvemz, the new project from 410 Music Factory, now available on iTunes, Spotify, Tidal, and other major digital retailers. Check out http://410musicfactory.com for more.

I’ve aways had a thing for Baltimore Club Music. So Much Energy Behind It. This Is A Quick Mix Of Some Of My Favorites. 100% Pure Baltimore Club Music. Listen & Enjoy. “Keep In Mind I’m An Artist And I’m Sensitive About My S**T” – Erykah Badu

DJ Booman is a legendary DJ and producer from Baltimore. His credentials are too numerous to properly summarize. He is an originator of Baltimore Club Music, and even if you're not familiar with the genre, you've probably heard classic records he produced such "Watch Out For The Big Girl" and "Pick 'Em Up." He's also a mainstay on the Baltimore Hip-Hop scene, and his work with Baltimore rapper Mully Man ("Bmore Go Harder" & "She Hurtin' Em") landed a spot in MTV's rotation. On this historic episode of the Channel 10 Podcast, DJ Booman breaks down the origins of Baltimore Club Music and the early Baltimore Hip-Hop scene. We also get into production techniques, touring, his new projects, how he ended up producing the "Get Off (Baltimore Club Remix)" for Diddy through Kevin Liles, how he got production credits on Michael Jackson's "Strangers In Moscow," and so much more. You can't miss this episode! DJ Booman stays in the lab, and you can check out everything he's up to here: https://www.facebook.com/dj.booman https://twitter.com/djbooman https://soundcloud.com/djbooman

Sometimes you just wanna up and do something a little different. You wanna switch up the flow and create a mix that makes you Be MOre … GET it DUHHHHHHH… its a baltimore Club Mix DJ DUBZ style …. Some of You may like it and Some May NOt… I Personally Love the B MOre club music … A Huge Shout out to a Couple of Dj's, WHo's Bmore tracks i have Used in the mix…. You Guys are Talented and amazing in the Baltimore Club Music production element… For my DUbzsters I might have Slipped a lil Remix of my own to Cheryl's Ghetto Baby… it might be In there…. Only One Way to FINd OUT….. THOUGH hahahahaha PEACE AND LOVE HAve fun and Enjoy

A blended eargasm live set of Dance, Baltimore Club Music, and Hip Hop. Hosted by Sean J.

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