Podcasts about conscious rap

Max Herre kommt im April 1973 in Stuttgart zur Welt, wo er auch aufwächst. Der Soundtrack in seinen jungen Jahren besteht vor allem aus deutschsprachiger Musik, Künstlern aus den 60ern und 70ern, aus Soul, Funk und Jazz – und dann selbstverständlich HipHop. Er ist erst 15, als er seine erste Band Seedless Jam gründet. Sein erstes HipHop-Projekt heißt Agit Jazz. Die sind Teil einer Stuttgarter Szene, der Kolchose, aus der auch das Trio Freundeskreis 1996 hervorgeht. Mit „Quadratur des Kreises“ und „Esperanto“ veröffentlichen Freundeskreis zwei Hit-Alben in der zweiten Hälfte der 90er Jahre. Es ist weltgewandter, geschmackvoller, mitunter politischer HipHop – die deutschsprachige Variante des „Conscious Rap“ der US-Vorbilder. Der fotogene, sanftmütige wie intellektuelle Rapper Herre wird der Erfolg und der Rummel um seine Person bald zuviel. Er zieht sich in den frühen 00er Jahren zurück, wird erstmals Vater. Die Mutter: Sängerin Joy Denalane. Herre lernt sie 1999 kennen. Sie heiraten. Er zieht 2002 zu ihr nach Berlin. Ein Jahr später kommt ihr zweiter Sohn zur Welt. 2007 trennen sie sich – und sind seit 2011 wieder ein Paar. Da passt es, dass die beiden als Max & Joy zuletzt das Liebeslied-Konzeptalbum „Alles Liebe“ veröffentlicht haben. Herre arbeitet als Produzent, ist Mitbetreiber des Labels Nesola und etabliert sich ab 2004 als Solokünstler. Dem unbetitelten Debütalbum folgen drei weitere sowie ein MTV-Unplugged und zwei kooperative Alben mit der Jazz-Band Web Web. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's often said that we go through many tests so we can share powerful testimonies.On this Music Monday, we sit down with the incredibly talented gospel rapper Young Preach. He opens up about his troubled past, how it led him to God and music, and the biggest misconceptions about gospel rap. Then, Young Preach takes the stage to perform his anthem, “My Testimony.” FOLLOW YOUNG PREACH Facebook: @KennyPorterII YouTube: @YoungPreach1031 TikTok: @KennyP153

Tupac Shakur was many things. He was a supremely talented MC and was wildly charismatic in front of the camera. He was also violent, angry and completely unable to keep himself out of trouble. Part one of his story traces his rise through the radical influence of his Black Panther lineage, the deadly violence that seemed to follow him wherever he went, and the inevitability of both prison and superstardom. To see the full list of contributors, see the show notes at www.disgracelandpod.com. This episode was originally published on January 26, 2021. To listen to Disgraceland ad free and get access to a monthly exclusive episode, weekly bonus content and more, become a Disgraceland All Access member at disgracelandpod.com/membership. Sign up for our newsletter and get the inside dirt on events, merch and other awesomeness - GET THE NEWSLETTER Follow Jake and DISGRACELAND: Instagram YouTube X (formerly Twitter)  Facebook Fan Group TikTok To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode K. Sparks discusses the state of Conscious Hip-Hop.  Website https://www.ksparksmusic.com/ Twitter https://x.com/Ksparkstv TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@ksparksmusic Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ksparksmusic/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/KsparksMusic/ Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/DiagnosisSuccess/

Die vietdeutsche Rapperin Nashi44 aus Neukölln macht „Asian Berlin Pussy Conscious Rap“. Sie kämpft gegen anti-asiatischen Rassismus und wurde bereits mehrfach ausgezeichnet, z.B. mit dem Listen to Berlin-Award für den Clip zu "Suck On My Springroll".

Die vietdeutsche Rapperin Nashi44 aus Neukölln macht „Asian Berlin Pussy Conscious Rap“. Sie kämpft gegen anti-asiatischen Rassismus und wurde bereits mehrfach ausgezeichnet, z.B. mit dem Listen to Berlin-Award für den Clip zu "Suck On My Springroll".

In this episode, Donzel honors the 50th anniversary of Hip Hop or Rap Music by discussing the once powerful, but now fading, impact of socially conscious Rap and Emcee icons Chuck D and KRS-One, and welcomes to the show the socially conscious musical collective known as MCE to discuss their mission of using their musical talents to uplift their community and spread anti-racism, and we'll also play samples of MCE's music, including their latest release, "1955 UnTILL", a tribute to Emmitt Till.

Dulcé and Josh are reacting to their favorite comments from this season. Moderated by Roy Wood Jr., Dulcé and Josh respond to comments from “Conscious Rap vs. Club Bangers,” “Summer vs. Winter,” “Vanilla vs. Chocolate,” “Diners vs. Waffle House,” and “Chicken Soup vs. Tomato Soup!” It's Dulcé and Josh vs. the YouTube Comments this week on Hold Up.   Original air date: May 4, 2023See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this enriching episode:Meet the dynamic MCE SolMuzik members: O'Brennan "Obafemi" Moss, Cedric "CED" Adams, and Eshmelek "E" Malakyah.Delve into the distinctive fusion of street and conscious rap that forms the essence of MCE's music.Celebrate 50 years of hip-hop: understanding its evolution and what it means to artists today.Learn about the titans that shaped their music, spanning legendary rappers to classic soulful sounds.The transformative influence of spoken word icons on MCE's storytelling.Uncover MCE's dedication to activism and their vision for the future of edutainment.Stay connected with MCE:WebsiteEmail: mcemuzik1@gmail.comSocials: @MCESolMuzik on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. Individual member handles also available across platforms.Youtube: @MCESolMuzik, @CEdAdamz (Ced Adamz), @9Obafemi (Obafemi), @SunOfTheRightHand (Eshmelek)Facebook: @MCESolMuzik @9Obafemi (Obafemi), @SunOfTheRightHand (Eshmelek)Instagram: @MCESolMuzik @CedAdamz (Ced Adamz), @9Obafemi (Obafemi), @SunOfTheRightHand (Eshmelek)TikTok: @9Obafemi (Obafemi), @SunOfTheRightHand (Eshmelek)Twitter: @CamSouldia (Ced Adamz), @9Obafemi (Obafemi)Step into a musical realm where hip-hop's golden past meets the evocative voices of today, urging listeners to think, feel, and take action.  

June is African American Music Appreciation Month! It was created by President Jimmy Carter in 1979. We celebrate the African American musical influences that comprise an essential part of our nation's treasured cultural heritage. You've heard of Kendrick Lamar? J. Cole? Well, add Yung Wylin to this list of conscious hiphop artists. Like Kendrick and J. Cole, Yung Wylin has had his encounters with mental health and wellness. He shares his journey in developing his wellness plan which includes a 'clean' diet, awareness of processed foods and how they affect us, our brains, our children based on his personal experiences. His desire to live healthier and to share what he has learned has inspired his style of rap - conscious rap. Conscious rap is a sub-genre of hip-hop aimed at creating social awareness. Yung Wylin's new single, "Good Energy" is capturing young and old from the head boppin' track to the meaningful, uplifting lyrics. Yung Wylin is on a mission to share his 'good energy', his insights into being the change that we all need. He takes the couch with me to share his path to this 'good energy' and how he discovered that society needs more conscious and social awareness. Follow him on IG @yungwylinfree ARE YOU READY TO TAKE THE COUCH? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brainlove/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brainlove/support

Recorded on 4/25/23.   “Yo, people really listen to this podcast.” - Dulcé Sloan   “This is the first time anybody's been accused of writing one of the comments, and it's me, and it's for someone backing up what I'm saying.” - Josh Johnson   “Now I'm looking at some of these YouTube comments, and I think that there needs to be a second podcast where we just allow people to give Josh a hug.” - Roy Wood Jr.   To wrap up season one, Dulcé and Josh are reacting to their favorite comments from this season. Moderated by Roy Wood Jr., Dulcé and Josh respond to comments from “Conscious Rap vs. Club Bangers,” “Summer vs. Winter,” “Vanilla vs. Chocolate,” “Diners vs. Waffle House,” and “Chicken Soup vs. Tomato Soup!” It's Dulcé and Josh vs. the YouTube Comments this week on the Hold Up season finale!    Listen to Hold Up on Apple Podcasts, the IHeart Radio App, or wherever you get your podcasts.   #DailyShow #HoldUp #Podcast   Click here for Dulcé's tour dates: dailyshow.com/dulcesloan Click here for Josh's tour dates: dailyshow.com/joshjohnsonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dare To Dream with Debbi Dachinger Guest, Tarek Bibi, Conscious Rap artist infusing healing frequencies in his music Warriors of Love. Awakening Humanity

Spxtrm is a conscious rapper making waves on the hip hop scene with thought provoking lyrics and fascinating beats.  It was in his song "nothing is real that I was introduced to his music" and I haven't been able to stop listening.  Phillip creates rap music with purpose and intention and there aren't many like him out there. Today we discuss everything from Psychedelics to the music industry and beyond. Support the show

Tupac Shakur was many things. He was a supremely talented MC and was wildly charismatic in front of the camera. He was also violent, angry and completely unable to keep himself out of trouble. Part one of his story traces his rise through the radical influence of his Black Panther lineage, the deadly violence that seemed to follow him wherever he went, and the inevitability of both prison and superstardom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Loyle Carner ist einer, bei dem Leute im YouTube-Kosmos der 2010er Jahre so was wie „Endlich mal jemand der nicht meine Mutter ficken will“ kommentiert hätten. Ja, die Denke war damals ziemlich platt und schwarz-weiß-gefärbt, aber im Grunde bringt das die Sache mit Loyle Carner auf den Punkt: Er ist einer, auf den sich alle einigen können und das vielleicht eben weil er so anders wie der Rest des britischen Rap-Games ist. Auch auf der Höhe des Hypes hat er noch nie einen Drill-Beat angerührt, seine Instrumentals klingen stattdessen nach Oldschool und „24/7 Lo-Fi Beats to study and chill to“. Dabei ist Loyles Musik keineswegs seicht oder Easy-Listening. Sein neues Album „Hugo“ eröffnet er mit dem grimmig-rumpelnden Breakbeat von „Hate“, im Verlauf der Platte verwebt er dann Interludes von Dichter John Agard und Aktivist Athian Akec mit seinem selbst- und weltkritischen Rap. Spannende und wichtige Features, trotzdem sollte man Loyle Carner hier nicht sein Spotlight strittig machen: Er und seine fesselnde Art zu schreiben und zu rappen sind die Hauptattraktion auf dieser Platte. Im Podcast-Interview spricht Micha mit ihm über sein erstes Album nach drei Jahren Funkstille, über die schwierige Beziehung zu seinem Vater und den Aufstieg von britischem Rap in Playlists auf der ganzen Welt. Außerdem geht es um Loyle Carners Liebe für Lyrik und Schach und darum, ob er sich in Zukunft nicht doch mal vorstellen könnte, auf einen Drill-Beat zu hüpfen. Und wer ist eigentlich der „Hugo“, nach dem das Album benannt ist?

Your hosts this episode: Patrique G.O.Z. In this special episode Patrique returns and is joined by the great G.O.Z to discuss the recent collab project between Black Thought and Danger Mouse, "Cheat Codes". They go over the paths that both Black Thought and Danger Mouse have had leading into this project career-wise, how it influenced the sounds and directions of this album, and how it stands up to the recent string of Conscious Rap albums coming out these past years. Similarly, the duo also go over said recent string of albums (Kendrick and Black Star), tearing down a recent Pitchfork article that looked to discredit these releases, and the nature of such albums.Along the way they also discuss all the recent Kanye drama and how people handle controversial rap artists or artists making controversial statements in both media and their music. Pitchfork article: https://pitchfork.com/thepitch/the-confessions-of-a-conscious-rap-fan/ Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 6:16 - Preamble / Cappadonna Talk 15:06 - Cheat Codes Lead Up 15:54 - Cheat Codes by Black Thought and Danger Mouse 46:06 - Mr Morale and the Bigsteppers Talk 52:12 - No Fear of Time Talk 1:02:00 - Pitchfork Article on Conscious Rap's "Decline" 1:08:20 - Cheat Codes (Part 2) 1:22:20 - Pitchfork Article (Part 2) 1:43:10 - Kanye West Talk / Artist's Being Problematic 1:54:01 - Cheat Codes (Part 3) 1:56:33 - No Fear of Time Talk (Part 2) 2:01:47 - Cheat Codes (Part 4) 2:11:37 - Thanks & Outro

On this episode Uncommon Nasa reacts to an article about conscious rap that Samurai Banana came across.  Nasa breaks down the origins of the term and the different perspectives people have on it based on the era and region they may be from.

Cynda features conscious rapper, producer, writer and family man "sOul from the O". They discuss his roots in Oakland, CA and how he found his passion: Conscious Rap. They also speak about his spiritual journey. We share sOul's new single FAMILY TREE. DJ Kidd Disco produced and provided fresh beats. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cynda-williams/support

In Episode 38 of Elevated Conversations, I interviewed my dear friend, Khalil Roquemore, also known by his artist name, Khalil The Goat. In August 2021, Khalil and I released an interfaith collaboration titled "Life Vein", which is about our soul's nearness to God.In 50:16 of The Quran, it states: "We verily created man and We know what his soul whispereth to him, and We are nearer to him than his jugular vein."While in the Baha'i Writings, Bahá'u'lláh states: "This most great, this fathomless and surging Ocean is near, astonishingly near, unto you. Behold it is closer to you than your life-vein!"Moved by these pieces of scripture, Khalil and I came together to create this song in hopes of inspiring others to tap into their connection with the Almighty.In the interview, we explored Khalil's journey in life, how we met, the inspiration behind the new song, and a bunch of other elevated themes!To listen to "Life Vein":Khalil The Goat ft. Colby Jeffers - Life VeinTo follow Khalil on social media:Instagram | Facebook | TikTok

In Episode 36 of Elevated Conversations, I interviewed my fellow Baha'i-inspired hip hop artist Jose' Villanueva Jr. about his latest album "The Master's Piece".Jose' and I connected a few years back after he embraced the Baha'i Faith and was seeking out Baha'i inspired hip hop music, and discovered my content. He invited me to be featured on the closing track of his new album, which includes myself and artist, Whyy Ohh. The song is called "Fit Together".In the interview, we explored Jose's journey as a Baha'i, the inspiration behind his album, his creative process as an artist, and a bunch of other elevated themes!The album was created during a time of much spiritual growth and exploration, which can be heard and felt through the lyrics! It was an awesome interview!To listen to "The Master's Piece":Jose' Villanueva Jr. - The Master's PieceTo listen to "Fit Together":Jose' Villanueva - Fit Together (ft. Colby Jeffers & Whyy Ohh)To follow Jose' Villanueva Jr. on TikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@thevandalist1

In the premiere episode of their new podcast, Hold Up, Daily Show correspondent Dulcé Sloan and Daily Show writer Josh Johnson debate the merits of two pillars of hip hop: conscious rap and club bangers. Kendrick Lamar or Drake? J. Cole or Future? Movement music or ratchet beats? Dulcé and Josh leave no stone unturned.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daily Show Correspondent Dulcé Sloan and writer Josh Johnson are best friends who rarely agree on anything.  In their new podcast called “Hold Up with Dulcé Sloan and Josh Johnson” they turn their hilarious, unpredictable, and legendary office banter into a war of words about topics big and small, but mostly small.  In this episode, Dulcé and Josh debate the merits of two pillars of hip hop: “Conscious Rap vs. Club Bangers." Kendrick Lamar or Drake? Movement music or ratchet beats? The debating duo leave no stone unturned.  Listen to new episodes of Hold Up every Thursday wherever you get your podcasts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the premiere episode of their new podcast, Hold Up, Daily Show correspondent Dulcé Sloan and Daily Show writer Josh Johnson debate the merits of two pillars of hip hop: conscious rap and club bangers. Kendrick Lamar or Drake? J. Cole or Future? Movement music or ratchet beats? Dulcé and Josh leave no stone unturned. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Oft ist ein Imagewechsel bei Rapper:innen ein ganz natürlicher Prozess der Weiterentwicklung. Bei anderen ist es aber auch eine bewusste Entscheidung. Doch wie funktioniert das überhaupt und welche Steine legt einem die Musikindustrie in den Weg? Unter anderem darüber unterhalten sich Mauli, 3Plusss, Niko und Yannick in der neuen Folge BACKSPIN Stammtisch powered by o2. Außerdem sprechen sie darüber, wie wichtig und selten es ist, dass Künstler:innen die Mischung zwischen Conscious Rap und Straße in ihrer Musik treffen. Warum Gossip als Nebenschauplatz zur Musik nicht immer hilfreich ist, welche Classics 3Plusss, Mauli und Niko diese Woche mitgebracht haben und welche Releases Niko diese Woche ausgesucht hat, erfahrt ihr im Podcast. Viel Spaß beim reinhören!

Dies ist letzte Folge AuenCast die im Jahr 2021 aufgenommen wurde, deshalb gehen es Rolis und Harro auch etwas ruhiger an. Sie erzählen Euch vom Conscious-Rap, wer diesen geprägt hat und gehen sogar soweit philosophische Fragen in den Raum zu stellen wie: “Warum wird ein Raper eigentlich Conscious Raper wenn er doch eigentlich als Gangster groß geworden ist?” Eher ruhige und nachdenkliche Töne, denn des Weiteren gehts es um Amerika und warum es wichtig ist das es in diesem verrückten Land auch Raper gibt die nicht nur über Geld und Bitches sprechen. Viel Spaß mit der letzten Folge AuenCast aus 2021.

Neil Gaur goes over some of his spoken word pieces and explains the meaning behind them

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This week, Mike is thrilled to welcome back to the podcast Haviah Mighty, one of the most exciting and acclaimed rapper-producers in Canada. Haviah's last LP, 13th Floor, won the 2019 Polaris Music Prize and was the first rap album to do so. Because Haviah and Mike happened to be speaking the morning after Cadence Weapon won this year's Polaris Prize, they begin by discussing the fact that there have now been three politically-conscious rap albums in a row win the prize and what that means. Haviah then discuss her own experiences during the pandemic and how that has shaped her own thoughts on how artists find validation online. That topic is at the core of her upcoming album, Stock Exchange, in a couple of ways. So, she digs into this new project and how it came together. Following the new conversation with Haviah Mighty, Mike also re-shares the wonderful conversation he had a couple months ago with Cadence Weapon about his album, Parallel World, which just won this year's Polaris Music Prize as the best Canadian album of the year.

Bas talks about his latest single, working on a new album, working with Gunna, taking notes from J Cole, Dreamville dynamic, moving to LA and more! https://www.instagram.com/bas/ https://twitter.com/Bas ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5tesvmDS8h50LkjnSAWMOs?si=j6sJD6DkR4mk5NZZWnlK7g FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_Jumper/4874336901 CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz Follow us on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nojumper iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/no-jumper/id1001659715?mt=2 Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_Jumper/4874336901 http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFICIAL http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat

Sexismus im deutschen Rap? Das ist eine alte und jetzt eine neue Debatte. Ausgelöst hat sie eine Influencerin, die dem Rapper Samra vorwirft, er habe sie vergewaltigt. Er dementiert. Ein anderer Rapper hatte kurz nach den Vorwürfen ein Video veröffentlicht, das den jungen Bushido zeigte, wie er eine junge Frau bedrängte. Alles lange her und verjährt. Bushido entschuldigte sich. Dennoch. Solche Vorwürfe sind in der Hip-Hop-Szene nicht neu. Doch die Heftigkeit der Diskussion über sexualisierte Gewalt in diesem Genre könnte noch länger andauern. Unter dem Hashtag der gleichnamigen Initiative #deutschrapmetoo haben Frauen Erfahrungen gesammelt. Sie kritisieren ein Netzwerk aus Künstlern, Musiklabels, Agenturen und Managements, das den Nährboden für solche Übergriffe schaffe. Gleichzeitig weist die Rap-Szene vielfältige Richtungen auf. Sozialkritische Inhalte haben in dem Genre sowieso eine lange Geschichte. Dabei wird auch der Typ des selbstherrlichen, hypermännlichen, tendenziell frauenfeindlichen Rappers hinterfragt. Zum Beispiel vom "Conscious Rap", der übt, was dem Gangsta Rap oft fehlt: Kritik.

Folg 35 und es wird ernst oder eher Bewusst, denn es geht um Conscious Rap. Es gilt als Gegenentwurf zum Gangster Rap, doch was es ist und warum es dem Deutschen Hip Hop fast geschadet hätte, gibt es heute in Liebe für Hip Hop. Außerdem gibt es Updates zur letzten Folge und das Battle RV gegen Mighty P. Viel Spaß #liebefürhiphop E-mail: bangarangdave7@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BangarangDave/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Bangarang_Dave Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bangarangdave/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/bangarang-dave Bandcamp: https://bangarangdave.bandcamp.com/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/de/podcast/liebe-f%C3%BCr-hip-hop-der-rapcast/id1451051500?mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0QLSjr8nkPAJAZnEx6nH76 Kool Savas - King of Rap: Die 24 Gesetze https://www.amazon.de/dp/3426278669/ Keeko - Therapeut https://keeko4630.bandcamp.com/album/therapeut Conscious Rap https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conscious_Rap RV vs Mighty P. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NjDEMuuDpU

Neues aus dem Untergrund: Talkin' with the B-Base Chefredakteur Boogiedown Base hat zwei Porträts von überzeugenden Underground Talenten für euch zusammengestellt. In der ersten Hälfte sprechen Niko, Dan und Base über das neue Album “hörseele” der beiden Dortmunder Rapper IndiRekt und MzumB. Die beiden haben sich außerdem via Sprachmemo ein bisschen zu ihrem neuen Werk geäußert. In der zweiten Hälfte gibts was von Instinktsteve auf die Ohren. Er macht nicht nur die Beats, die ihr in dieser Folge hört, sondern stellt sich auch dem ausgeklügelten Fragenkatalog von B-Base . Enjoy!

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1990 schließen sich in München drei Jungs zu einer Band zusammen, weil sie Spaß an Hip-Hop haben. 30 Jahre später gibt es die Gruppe noch immer und man wird über sie sagen, sie seien ein Pfeiler deutscher Hip-Hop Geschichte: Die Rede ist natürlich von Main Concept, die diese Woche mit “3.0” ihr sechstes Studioalbum veröffentlichen. Für das Niko Calls... hat sich Head of BACKSPIN Niko deshalb mit David Pe getroffen, um über die neue Platte, Hip-Hop Grundwerte und die aktuelle Rapszene zu sprechen. Was einen echten MC ausmacht und ob David auch vermeintlich stumpfem Straßenrap etwas abgewinnen kann, erfahrt ihr in dieser Folge Niko Calls... Viel Spaß!

Host CEO P x Double Xl debate the Goats of conscience rap ! What is conscious rap (3:20) Kendrick Lamar had the last classic? (12:00) Who are the conscious rappers (17:10) The Goat Conscious Albums (19:44) Do you agree or disagree? Argue with the staff @Goattalkradiolive

Wirft man einen Blick auf die meist gestreamtesten Künstler:innen im Deutschrap, dürfte man diese Frage schnell mit nein beantworten. Doch ganz so einfach ist es dann doch nicht. Zusammen mit PTK und Pimf haben Niko und Kuba über dieses Frage diskutiert und erklärt, warum Conscious-Rap in den USA besser funktioniert als in Deutschland. Außerdem besprechen die Vier über das kommende Album von J. Cole, wer der deutsche Kendrick Lamar sein könnte und warum das Sprechen über Musik eigentlich gar keinen Sinn ergibt. Viel Spaß mit der neuen Folge BACKSPIN Stammtisch.

Join us as with sit with conscious hip-hop artist Gabriel Rima, aka lyrical wizard Zen Tempest as we discuss: the profoundly impactful magic of wordplay combining prayer with rap Gabriels reverent upbringing + how he began weaving prayer + rap--creating a unique flow all his own what is prayer? why do we pray + what does it do? how 'Zen Tempest' came to be how to get into a space to channel what to do with creativity wounds what is the Flow Dojo + importance of being held in a creative community? gaining awareness over celebrity culture influence influential celebs that each of us looked up to Gabriels fascination + connection with the Marvel Universe shaking people awake with words EMBRACE being the black sheep! Stay tuned til the end of the episode to hear about a new project that Zen Tempest has in the works! Connect with Zen Tempest + the Animineral Codex Playlists on Soundcloud, Spotify and support + purchase his music on Bandcamp Find more information on the Flow Dojo ciphers Zen Tempest facilitates by connecting on Facebook and Instagram (@zentempest).

TazDatMC (https://www.instagram.com/tazdatmc) and Big S.I.N. (https://www.instagram.com/bigsinnc) of the "NSEA Hip Hop Show"(https://www.instagram.com/nseahipshowshow) join Kid Gravity to talk "hip-hop vs. rap", battle rap and Conscious Rap.

In this episode of People’s Party with Talib Kweli, Goodie Mob is in the building and we’re diving deeeeeeep. Big Gipp, Khujo, Cee-Lo, T-Mo, are all here and nothing is off limits — we’re talking Outkast, reminiscing about the Dungeon, looking back on the power and influence of ‘Soul Food,’ and digging in to the group’s latest release, ‘Survival Kit.’ If you’re ready to understand the intersection of Southern Rap and Conscious Rap — this interview is the place to start. 

Tupac Shakur was many things. He was a supremely talented MC and was wildly charismatic in front of the camera. He was also violent, angry and completely unable to keep himself out of trouble. Part one of his story traces his rise through the radical influence of his Black Panther lineage, the deadly violence that seemed to follow him wherever he went and the inevitably of both prison and superstardom.

Get involved in some conscious vibes and lyrics as I drop a few jams I'm feeling that give out a message!!!! As always blessings and love

In this episode we look at the journey of Rapper Mohammed Yahya and his experience with Rap, Islam and being a Refugee

We cover Second Month of Protests in Harford County, Music/Movies/ Cultural and Kingdom impact for me in this fight. Kanye West, Conscious Rap. #BLM #LeadWithLove #chh #rapzilla --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/flokage-kyasupa/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/flokage-kyasupa/support

We cover Second Month of Protests in Harford County, Music/Movies/ Cultural and Kingdom impact for me in this fight. Kanye West, Conscious Rap. #BLM #LeadWithLove #chh #rapzilla --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/flokage-kyasupa/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/flokage-kyasupa/support

We cover Second Month of Protests in Harford County, Music/Movies/ Cultural and Kingdom impact for me in this fight. Kanye West, Conscious Rap. #BLM #LeadWithLove #chh #rapzilla --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/flokage-kyasupa/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/flokage-kyasupa/support

We cover Second Month of Protests in Harford County, Music/Movies/ Cultural and Kingdom impact for me in this fight. Kanye West, Conscious Rap. #BLM #LeadWithLove #chh #rapzilla --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/flokage-kyasupa/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/flokage-kyasupa/support

Der geübte Hobbyheimwerker weiß, dass es sich bei SPAX um ein Akronym für „Spanplattenschrauben mit Kreuzschlitz“ handelt. Somit wäre man dann direkt bei Heavy Metal. Aber nein, völlig falsch. Rafael Szulc-Vollmann, der sich aus irgendwelchen Gründen ebenfalls Spax nennt, ist Rapper. Und zwar einer von den Netten. So hat er zum Beispiel noch nie eine Mutter seiner Rapperkollegen gegen deren Willen begattet oder irgend jemandes kleine Schwester zum Fellatio genötigt. Als Vertreter des „Conscious Rap“ setzt er seine Schnellfeuersprechkünste sehr viel lieber für politische und soziale Dinge ein, als irgendjemanden zu dissen – und wird bisweilen genau dafür gedisst. Aber der Erfolg gibt ihm Recht: Spax war mit seiner Musik schon am Start, als andere Rapper noch auf dem Schulhof Gangster spielten und hat mehr Veröffentlichungen, als seine Kollegen fiese Schimpfwörter. Was der wortgewaltige Nice Guy-Rapper aus der Grafschaft Bentheim wohl alles zu erzählen hat und ob das auch in normalem Sprechtempo funktioniert, wird Volker Pape in den nächsten Minuten gründlich eruieren. Ey yo, was geht, Spax?

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This episode delves into a passage from Nietzsche's Gay Science on giving style to one's life to demonstrate that his view of style is not superficial but rather substantive. This giving of style creates an orbit of several of Nietzsche's most important conceptions: the need for an Ultimate (the Death of God), the dialectic between Apollo and Dionysus, the need for distance or abstraction, the importance of aesthetics, becoming what you are, and the eternal recurrence. To further examine the issue of distance, I turn to Graham Harman's view of the withdrawal of the real object and the tension he labels "allure." The last segment then applies this view of abstraction/distance and the constellation of other concepts discussed to some elements of the conscious rap of A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, and Digable Planets.

Positive Thinking alone will not change your Reality, facing the Negative will lead to a Positive outcome and is the stepping stone to making practical changes in your life. I discuss these topics and many more with Conscious Rapper Kropz, If you are interested in Conscious Rap music please check out the links below. https://kropz.bandcamp.com Watch Podcast on Youtube click link below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2h4gkmBcelU&feature=youtu.be --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deepconversations/message

Host: Diane Gil Special Guest: Antonio Moore, Lamon Gorman, Franschesca Benzant Episode Introduction: In today’s episode of the Now What podcast, Diane and her guests talk about Conscious Rap & Hip Hop as they travel back to the year 2000, and its relevance in the present year 2020.  Episode Summary: The theme is this episode revolves around two songs: They Schools (2000) and Jesus Walks (2004). Various lyrics are discussed and their importance then and now  Key Themes: They Schools by Dead Prez This song is the first time that the issue of racism was outlined in mainstream hip hop. Children of color face discrimination in public schools and tend to think less of themselves by not to respect their own heritage because of this. This song changes the traditional ideas of what terms like ‘education’ and ‘success’ mean. The lyrics also explain the types of history being taught to black students in the public school system. Dead Prez talks about how real life skills are not taught in the educational setting. The complete spectrum of opportunities is not provided to children of colors and they’re only prepared for menial jobs. If you don’t agree with what They Schools had to say, they label you as ‘dumb’ and outcast you. Key Themes: Jesus Walks by Kanye West This song talks about relinquishing all control to Jesus. The song emphasises on the challenges faced in Chicago. The lyrics of the song say that one doesn’t need to be Christian in order for Jesus to walk with them. The song broke a lot of barriers in terms of what was considered “acceptable”. This song talks about the themes of terrorism and racism. In a lot of ways, it can be seen that the song is still relevant to the current times. Kanye West comes off as being vulnerable and highlights the importance of black mental health.  Notable Facts & Statistics: Ever since the time of slavery, people have used music as a medium of conveying their emotions. Back in the time, slaves used to sing hymns of freedom. Black students represent 31% of the school arrests in America. Black students are expelled or suspended 3x times more than their white counterparts.  Black students face the  consequences of zero tolerance policy unproportionately more than their white counterparts. RBG is a prevalent theme in Dead Prez Music but it also stands for ‘Revolutionary but Gangsta’. RBG is also traced back and deeply rooted in the pan-Africanism movement. Resources: Listen to They Schools by Dead Prez: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSWwWdAw-h8 Listen to Jesus Walks by Kanye West: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYF7H_fpc-g Listen to other episodes: https:// podcasts.apple.com/ us/podcast/now-what/ id1439125172  Rate and leave a review on iTunes, it helps more people discover us and stay connected with things that matter.  Tell us what you want to hear, and where you're listening from by completing this brief survey: https://survey.libsyn.com/dianegil REACH US:  Contact: connect@cultivatewithcourage.com  Website: www.dianegil.com  Instagram/Twitter: @dianegil_cwc  Join us at: www.facebook.com/groups/cultivatewithcourage YouTube: Cultivate With Courage This episode was executive produced by: LG Media Episode show notes by: Tanishka Kherajani

In this episode we have a visitor come to the club that actually becomes one of the host right after the show. MUFF D ig:@deycallmemuff a Columbus, Oh artist with a old school feel. We discuss why is a club member, what made him get into rap and poetry and where he places is top 5 conscious rappers. Press play WELCOME TO THE CLUB

On This episode The Washed Gods catch up on current events, discuss the Jordan doc, Conscious Rap in the south and Top 5 Wildest Rap Lines --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/washedgods/support

HAPPY VALENTINES DAY. Cuddle up and enjoy as #SAME12NOTES returns with another deep dive into this weeks weird and wonderful Hip-Hop news; including Snoop Dogg going after Oprah and Gayle on Instagram, and a little foray into upcoming sneaker releases. After the break, @mrmoj0rising, @seinhq, and @slowpodj review new music from Denzel Curry and Kenny Beats, Brent Fiayaz, and D Smoke. Music by @oatdawg Socials @same12notes @slowpodj @seinhq @mrmoj0rising --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/same-12-notes/message

Karmadillo avrà con sé per la puntata di Halloween di questo 2019 niente popò di meno che Federico Polly Giovannini Medri & Colpo di stato poetico!

On this episode of the People's Party, Talib Kweli and Jasmin Leigh sit down with rapper Murs to discuss the current state of hip-hop, the lack of support for "conscious rap," whether gangs should incorporate, and the influence of white emcees like El-P.

The turbulence and violence of the late 1980s pushed hip-hop away from its party music roots, giving birth to a new subgenre: conscious rap. Groups like and Public Enemy and artists like KRS-One became stars, creating music that emphasized pro-Black political messaging. But just as conscious rap was reaching its height, one song threatened to bring the whole movement crashing down.

Drug wars, recessions and record violence in the 1980s had US cities in crisis. Hip hop artists responded by shifting from party music to a new style called "conscious rap." Artists like Public Enemy and Digable Planets championed a sound that was political, community-minded and deeply pro-black. But about six years after it started, that first wave of socially-conscious hip hop seemed to be over. Christopher M. Johnson joins host Kai Wright to find out what happened on the new podcast The Stakes. Hear from: - Rapper Kool Moe Dee - Writer and filmmaker Nelson George - Dan Charnas, author of The Big Payback - Ann Carli, former hip hop record executive

This week on Community Tuesdays we feature New Jersey's own Conscious Rap aka Cr! He released his new album, "Love, Peace & Beatz" in the beginning of the year and of course we invited him to sit down and discuss. We take a look at how he has evolved as an artist, a person and becoming the mogul he is destined to be. Initially we discussed highlighting his album but this interview truly shed light on who exactly CR is! From overcoming hard times as a Haitian 1st gen, to understanding mental health. This episode touches on the different layers black and brown bodied men struggles with. Conscious Rap album, "Love, Peace and Beatz" is available on Spotify, Apple Music and Tidal! Support this brotha!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ensoulmedia/message

Ep. 22 of Views from the Bottle (VFTB) hosted by LiLi Fierce & Deena. This show featured special guest, Conscious Rap @cr_908. This episode we discussed about Mental Heath in your 20's, his career as a rapper and mental health activist, and was graced with a freestyle by CR himself.

Kamala Harris on Breakfast Club, Liam Neeson's remarks on "Kill Black Blastard" comments, discussions on "conscious" rap, Cardi winning a Grammy and more. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=5116041)

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We review albums from J.Cole, A Perfect Circle, and Wrong. We also reflect on the past weekends which includes metal shows, Punk in Drublic Fest, Mother's Day dinner, the Royal Wedding and public masturbation. Website: njhybridradio.net Facebook: facebook.com/njhybridradio Twitter: @njhybridradio

We told you big things were coming and we didn't lie! This week we recorded our first episode live from Gotham Podcast Studios and sat down Conscious Rap and discussing everything from his recording process,first steps making music,developing a record label as well as much more. INDULGE Conscious Rap Bio and Social Media BELOW CR aka Conscious RapI was born and raised in Elizabeth New Jersey. I am of Haitian descent. Graduated with honors from New Jersey City University in 2017 with a Psychology degree. I gave my life to music completely in 2016 when I started JOTF Records, but music has always been in my life since I was 8 years old. I rap and sing, so I consider myself a rap-singer. I never spit other people's bars and I write all my own material. My major influences are Jay Z, Nas, Drake, Lil Wayne, Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, Chris Brown, and of course Tupac. My sound can not fit into a box because I am constantly playing with my voice doing different accents and different pitches to capture my character on whatever song I'm creating. I hope you enjoy this music. Website: www.jumpouttheframe.comSocial media linksIG:https://www.instagram.com/cr_908/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/consciousrap908?ref=bookmarksTwitter:https://twitter.com/CR_908Soundcloud:https://soundcloud.com/conscious_rap/tracksYoutube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-1sJc80zdCTZyGHsBOsmMA-- Rodley Dort aka CR (Conscious Rap)Professional Recording artist at JOTF RecordsPhone: 732-850-4868Instagram: @CR908Twitter: @CR908Facebook: Conscious Rap aka CR Rodley Dort aka CR (Conscious Rap)Professional Recording artist at JOTF Records See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Conscious Rap for the heads !Miranda - J.PeriodLove - XXX TentacionGod's Plan - DrakeWife you up - RussFreestyle on flex - Black ThoughtForever Black America - Common featuring Gucci Mane2015 - Stic.Man of Dead Prez --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Enjoy commercial free music, plus a special interview with Patrick Haize!New artist and female rapper Kellee Maize can be found at http://kelleemaize.com/Thanks to Devin for sending in a mixtape for us to use!

Enjoy commercial free music, plus a special interview with Patrick Haize!New artist and female rapper Kellee Maize can be found at http://kelleemaize.com/Thanks to Devin for sending in a mixtape for us to use!

In this episode, Miracle Worker, Joe'l Adifon talks about the power and possibility of working with Spirit, miracles he's performed on people, and how each one of us has the capacity for miraculous healing in our own lives. Joe'l also discusses the shamanic impact his African lineage has played in his development, and shares his singing and conscious rapping talents live in the studio! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Music from around the globe focused on socially and spiritually conscious rap, r&b, and hip hop music.

Music from around the globe focused on socially and spiritually conscious rap, r&b, and hip hop music.

  Is conscious rap dead or alive? Which rappers are WokeNFree? In this episode, we will talk all about rap PLUS…you will get to know the one and only rapper Miss Eaves. ----more---- Episode Shout-out to Riot grrrl, nerdcore, Peaches, Sia, M.I.A., LIZZO, Leikeli47, Urban Dictionary, ThoughtCo., Facebook, Queen Latifah, Kendrick Lamar, Immortal Technique, MC-Lyte, Lupe Fiasco, Kurtis Blow, Big Daddy Kane, Ice Cube, Killer Mike, KRS-One, Common, Talib Kweli, The Roots, Kanye West, Mos Def, Pharoahe Monch, K-Os, Nas, and Lauryn Hill.  Miss Eaves is the feminist sound storm of Brooklyn based multimedia artist Shanthony Exum. Her fierce femcee electro-pop-rap-dance-explosions were born as a phoenix arisen from the hot fire of both a band and romantic break-up, and she has since spread her wings and played music around the world. Miss Eaves’ brazen, patriarchy push-back, it’s my body, take-no-sh*t lyrics are rabid animals of honesty. “Hand down my pants I flick the bean. My boo ghost but I don’t need him. Five digits gonna make me squirm and scream. This is all on me.” She says in “Hump Day,” which was featured on Glamour, Huffington Post and Refinery 29. Her 0 f***s attitude landed her an invitation for a European tour with collaborator and friend, Surfing Leons (Belgium) as well as a tour with Wheatus and MC Frontalot. She has also killed the stage at Tomorrowland, TomorrowWorld and Dour and Les Rockomotive. You can get Miss Eaves Album HERE Music Credits: Music Intro/Outro: “Thoughts” by Killah Smilez Music Outro: “Explained” by Killah Smilez Make sure you check out the Killah Smilez song on Amazon  Catch the music video by Killah Smilez HERE Want to share the episode? Please share the episode on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Soundcloud Don’t forget to subscribe to WokeNFree on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, and Google Play Do you want to join the show as a guest on an upcoming episode? Contact us HERE Don't forget to submit a scenario to us for SCENARIO TIME!    SCENARIO TIME: How would you respond to these scenarios in SCENARIO TIME? Let's chat HERE!  Have you reviewed our show yet? Pick your platform of choice HERE      Do you want to start a podcast? We are here to HELP! Schedule a FREE consultation with us HERE This post contains affiliate links. That means if you click on a link and buy something, WokeNFree will earn a small commission from the advertiser at no additional cost to you.

Enjoy commercial free music on Bring Me 2 Life Radio! Today we are dedicating the show to conscious rap, r&b and hip-hop!

Enjoy commercial free music on Bring Me 2 Life Radio! Today we are dedicating the show to conscious rap, r&b and hip-hop!

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On this one, our special guest was rapper Kenny Shane. Kenny is a good friend of mine, who's been doing his thing in the rap world with a successful string of projects and singles. Listen as Kenny, Willz and myself discuss his up bringing and career thus far, what is conscious rap in 2016 and hip hop's growing evolution. This was a very dope discussion and I think, you'll enjoy it! FOLLOW ALL OF US ALL TWITTER! @ArdenSportsTalk, @wiillz and @kennyshane

AllOneVoice met at South Huntington Public library to discuss his start as a conscious rapper and storyteller, why he continues his path, how he's accepted himself and the loss of a loved one & more! His album "I've been thinking..." will be out on May 3rd!! Facebook: AllOneVoice Instagram: AllOneVoice Bandcamp: allonevoice.bandcamp.com Twitter: waseoffpodcast Instagram: waseoffpodcast iTunes: Waseoff Podcast

Join The Gist of Freedom, as Preston Washington welcomes one of the world's most conscious rappers, PR, Paul Robeson

Conscious rap is a category of hip-hop culture that builds awareness and instills knowledge. These artists usually speak against violence, drug use and other social ills. It's built on the idea that social change is brought on through knowledge of self and personal discovery. There was a time when the hardest emcees gave the world an enlightening song: Ice Cube—Us; Geto Boys—Crooked Officer; X-Clan—Funkin’ Lesson; Tupac—Keep Ya Head Up. Lately, the subject matter in most rap lyrics are far from inspiring. There is, however a new movement on the horizon— Larry "Lak" Henderson’s Smart Music Movement is bringing back the days when rap lyrics penetrated and motivated young minds and strengthened communities at the roots. Henderson is here set the stage and revitalize awareness in rap. Conscious rap is well rested and ready for a second wind. 

Tonight on Talk of the Town with Nick Eden we will be discussing the current state of hip-hop.  Many have seen Hip-Hop evolve from conscious, political, and party to gangsta, criminal, sexual, and drug.  Hip-Hop music has influenced the masses effecting culture, style, and even some people's psychological mindstate. So where do we see music going currently?  Did gangsta, criminal, sexual, and drug in rap music influence the mindstate of the masses in a negative way? Did the evolution of Hip-hop hurt the genre or help it? Will conscience, educational, and political music be accepted by the masses ever again at the magnitude of gangsta, criminal, sexual, and drug rap?

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