Podcasts about country trap

Welcome to Special Episode #4 of our Christmas Break Series. This week, we have a word from Sherri DeWalt, who has been dedicated to connecting, encouraging, and teaching women to grow in their relationship with God and others for over twenty years.  Her home, where she welcomes friends and family alike, is a hub of shared life, conversation and celebration. Sherri recently published her first book, "Let's Huddle - friends, faith and fun at the table," a guide for Christian women to host gatherings and create meaningful community, so that friendship can flourish and faith can take root or deepen.  It includes discussions on topics such as beauty, awe, and gratitude, as well as instructions for fun, creative projects. Passionate about justice and humanitarian issues, Sherri is an attorney and founding board member of Chariots for Hope.  Chariots provided long-term physical and emotion care, as well as education and Christian discipleship, to over 850 children in 8 communities in Kenya.Learn more about Sherri, the book, Huddles, and Chariots...www.sherridewalt.comwww.rookeryresources.comwww.amazon.com/author/sherridewaltwww.chariotsforhope.orgsherridewalt@rocketmail.comSong by Laurel Taylor, who is an award-winning artist, female producer, singer/songwriter, and trailblazer in the emerging Country Trap genre. Originally from Montgomery, Alabama, Laurel moved to Nashville at just eighteen, immersing herself in the music scene for twelve years. From performing on American Idol to touring across the country, Laurel's music spans country, pop, and CCM. Now, she's making waves as the first female artist to embrace Country Trap, blending her soulful country roots with the cutting-edge sounds of trap beats. Laurel is also a signed artist with Real Fun Records. Laurel is performing and producing her tracks, carving out a unique sound that blends country storytelling with energetic trap beats. Laurel's fresh production style sets her apart as a multi-talented force, controlling the creative direction of her new sound from start to finish. Laurel is deeply involved in prison ministry through non-profits like The Beat of Life, Project Prison Music, and Freedom Echoes. She collaborates with inmates nationwide, writing music with them and performing for them. Her country single "Old House" has greatly influenced these communities, being requested in every facility and county.  Don't miss this gift from me to you for Christmas!

Welcome to our special episode #3 of the Christmas Break series. This week we here a word from Heather Jeffery who is a Christian writer and certified mental health coach. She is passionate about empowering women with Biblical truth as they link arms to seek clarity specializing in emotional and spiritual abuse as well as healing through divorce. Heather believes our stories have purpose and are meant to be shared to encourage others just as we are encouraged by those in the Bible. She lives in Maryland with her two teenage daughters and works as a physical therapist. She enjoys spending time outdoors, especially near the water. You can receive truth-filled encouragement by subscribing at heatherjeffery.com and following her writing on Instagram @straightenyourcrown.1.We end the episode with an incredible song from Laurel Taylor, an award-winning artist, female producer, singer/songwriter, and trailblazer in the emerging Country Trap genre. Originally from Montgomery, Alabama, Laurel moved to Nashville at just eighteen, immersing herself in the music scene for twelve years. From performing on American Idol to touring across the country, Laurel's music spans country, pop, and CCM. Now, she's making waves as the first female artist to embrace Country Trap, blending her soulful country roots with the cutting-edge sounds of trap beats. Laurel is also a signed artist with Real Fun Records. Laurel is performing and producing her tracks, carving out a unique sound that blends country storytelling with energetic trap beats. Laurel's fresh production style sets her apart as a multi-talented force, controlling the creative direction of her new sound from start to finish. Laurel is deeply involved in prison ministry through non-profits like The Beat of Life, Project Prison Music, and Freedom Echoes. She collaborates with inmates nationwide, writing music with them and performing for them. Her country single "Old House" has become a huge influence in these communities, being requested in every facility and county. "Old House" was also featured on the Nashville Sign billboard, further solidifying its impact. Laurel has shared stages with some of the biggest names across multiple genres, including Jelly Roll, We The Kingdom, Lauren Daigle, Blessing Offor, Jeffery Steele, Iggy Azalea, Big Daddy Weave, Ben Fuller, Fall Out Boy, Jason Crabb, Diamond Rio and more. Laurel is currently a topliner for TV and film, blending her songwriting talents with visual media. Her production skills and unique sound continue to push creative boundaries with each new release.WWW.LAURELTAYLORMUSIC.COMSOCIALS: @LAURELTAYLOROFFICIAL

Shoutout to South Carolina's own up and coming R&B artist Ton3 for coming on my show for an interview! Ton3 talked about getting played on the radio, his aunt being a music instructor, and opening up for Goodie Mob. He discussed his upcoming Country Trap song, the story behind his biggest song Show Me, and starting out as a barber. He also got into doing photography, his upcoming EP, and what he learned from reading Damaged But Not Destroyed: From Trauma To Triumph by Michael Todd. Stay tuned! Go checkout Ton3's music on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Ton3Music and Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/ton3/1611784329. Follow Ton3 on Instagram: @therealton3 and X: @ton3the Shoutout to L Nyce for connecting us! Follow L Nyce on Instagram and X: @lnyce Follow me on Instagram and X: @thereelmax Website: https://maxcoughlan.com/index.html. Website live show streaming link: https://maxcoughlan.com/sports-and-hip-hop-with-dj-mad-max-live-stream.html. MAD MAX Radio on Live365: https://live365.com/station/MAD-MAX-Radio-a15096. Subscribe to my YouTube channel Sports and Hip Hop with DJ Mad Max: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCE0107atIPV-mVm0M3UJyPg. Ton3 on "Sports and Hip-Hop with DJ Mad Max" visual on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zh1nmEHLzAg. 

On this episode of New & Making Noise with Incognito & DJ Misses, we take it to the Westside of Atlanta--Bankhead to be exact--to talk to the legendary T.I. and Country Trap artist Blanco Brown. You may ask the question, what's the connection between Tip and Blanco? Well, besides collaborating on their latest song "Trap Still Bumpin," both are from the same neighborhood. Although Tip and Blanco's perspectives are different, they connect to make music that sounds (and feels) like a natural combo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Need an upbeat song to get you through a long study? Or a song to relate to? What about some resilient country to help you bounce back? We've got you covered right here, right now!!!

Have y'all heard “My Truck” yet? If not, then you're definitely sleeping on TikTok. Singer/songwriter, Breland, joins this week's episodes to share his story about the music industry and the fame he has acquired from being on the platform.. After releasing his first song, “My Truck” on TikTok, Breland's life changed for the better and eventually led him to getting signed by Atlantic Records. In this episode, Breland dives deep into his growth process as an artist and the opportunities he has been offered as a result of his virality on the platform. According to Breland, “TikTok is a lottery that a lot of people win.” So tune in to hear how you can acquire your next ticket to victory!

Eine geile (musikalische) Welt, in der wir leben. So schaffen es die beiden Genres Trap und Country unter einen Hut, bei Künstlern wie Lil Nas X (sein Hit «Old Town Road» eroberte erst Tik Tok, dann die Welt) oder jetzt beim (viel ernster wirkenden) «RMR». Dazu eine grosse Ladung CH-Rap!

My lil Origin story.. Country Trap artist- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvKe4AX82Y8 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lynn-b4/support

Bay Bay 337 has a mixtape dropping called Country Trap Talk, November 11th, 2019.. It is everywhere you get your music. Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Play, iTunes and Apple Music to name a few. Get it while it's hot. https://open.spotify.com/artist/5WEBsqRPMKCShiBAExVLPj?si=DcBaNcsCRBKOlBx7COGIxg --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pk--datoof/message

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Hello! And welcome to another edition of the Inside The Newsroom podcast newsletter! Today’s guest is... Shane Morris, former music label all-rounder for Sony, who now runs his own digital media company. I came across Shane on Twitter after his thread on country music’s problem with racism vent viral, and he turned out to be even more knowledgable about the industry than I thought.We got into a host of interesting stuff about the Lil Nas X ordeal, who runs music and what’s exciting about the industry today. Below I’ve provided more context on everything we talked about. Enjoy!Like Inside The Newsroom? Do us a solid and tell a friend or colleague who might enjoy it and subscribe.I Saw This in the News, What Actually Happened?When 19-year-old Lil Nas X — real name Montero Lamar Hill — dropped his single “Old Town Road” a few years ago, he struggled to get any traction. Finally, on the video sharing app TikTok (more on this later), the song categorized as “Country Trap” exploded in popularity and surged on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart. But as it neared No. 1, Billboard pulled it, citing that the song “incorporates references to country and cowboy imagery, but does not embrace enough elements of today’s country music to chart in its current version.” Uh oh is right…Andrew R. Chow, TimeThe Song In Question…Tell me it’s not catchy… but is it country?Does Country Music Have a Race Problem?It’s easy to sit on the sidelines and speculate in a newsletter. So let me say this as an avid country music listener (I’m listening to Florida Georgia Line as I write this): I’m not ready to brand the entire country genre racist. Sure there are racist individuals working for the labels and even some artists, but to give it a blanket label is unfair. I think it’s more about the lack of access into the industry, and transcendent artists such as Lil Nas X will do a great deal for breaking down boundaries for the future. Marissa R. Moss, Los Angeles TimesWhy Do We Even Have Genres Anyway?The real question we should be discussing is how to mitigate the importance of music genres, which are archaic functions exacerbated by the rise of iTunes, Spotify and others. Ultimately, genres satisfy deeply rooted human traits wired into our brains that allow us to stay in control to make sense of new experiences. As much as I don’t like it, I won’t be able to stop humans from putting things into categories, so I guess music genres will have to stay. Scott Barry Kaufman for Psychology TodayBefore I Forget: What the F*** is TikTok?Good question. As a 27-year-old, it’s not every day I call myself an old fart, but there’s no way I’ll ever make it onto TikTok. Anyway, to better understand how Lil Nas X blew up, we must know where the kids hang out. Similar to Snapchat, TikTok is apparently an app known for users lip-syncing and acting-out memes over music. Videos using ‘Old Town Road’ as backing music have been viewed more than 67 million times. #Yeehaw.Sarah Perez, Tech CrunchSo Who Does Control the music industry?Depends on who you ask. Thirty years ago the ‘Big Six’ gripped the industry, i.e. Warner Music, CBS, MCA, BMG, Capitol-EMI and PolyGram. Through a series of mergers and acquisitions, we now have a ‘Big Three’ who account for three-quarters of global recorded music: Sony, Universal and Warner. But according to Rolling Stone, the five most powerful people in music don’t even work in the industry…Tim Ingham, Rolling StoneWhat’s Myspace up to?Once the go-to platform for streaming and uploading music, Myspace has been extremely busy as of late, but for all the wrong reasons. It was announced a couple of months ago that the platform had “accidentally” deleted 50 million songs, the result of a server migration project. But don’t fret, they apologized for the inconvenience. Niraj Chokshi, New York TimesAnd finally…Here are all the reasons why we don’t need music genres…Related Podcasts#32 — Blues Music Special with Giles Robson and Aaron Phillips#16 — Rodney Carmichael (NPR Music)Next up…Later this week we’ll have Jeff Zeleny of CNN on the podcast. Jeff is CNN’s Senior Washington Correspondent and we got into his journey to the top of political journalism, as well as Joe Biden’s record $6.3 million in donations in the first 24 hours of announcing his Presidential run.Last time…#37 — Josh Morgerman from the TV show ‘Hurricane Man’Thanks so much for making it all the way to the bottom. If you haven’t already, please consider subscribing to get a newsletter about a cool news topic in your inbox every time I release a new podcast (1-2 times a week). You can find me on Twitter at DanielLevitt32 and email me corrections/feedback or even a guest you’d like me to get on the podcast at daniellevitt32@gmail.com. Or just give us a like immediately below, whatever works. Get on the email list at insidethenewsroom.substack.com

We are back! We get into G.O.T ep3 and the Avengers movie! HerpAlert at Coachella. 0-2 has that NBA talk playoff action And some country trap music.

Yeehaw: Hiphoppen har fået cowboyhat på! Lil Nas X' 'Old Town Road' har overtaget hele verden, og slået en streamingrekord sat af selveste Drake. Alle synger med på Atlanta-rapperens hymne om den ensomme cowboy og hans trofaste hest. Hvordan er det lige sket? Og har Atlanta-rapperens kæmpehit dermed gjort country-trap til fremtiden genre? Eller skal 'Old Town Road' bare ses som et kortvarigt viralt hit, der er glemt om et par måneder? Det diskuterer vært Kristian Karl med denne uges gæst, Lille Høg, i det nye afsnit af Standard – Soundvenues hiphop-podcast. Lille Høg producerer blandt andet for Lillebittebock og Baby Bino, og følger desuden skarpt med i alt, hvad der rør sig af nye hiphopstrømninger på den globale scene. Udover den store country trap-snak, byder det nye afsnit af Standard også på: Endnu et par livstegn fra Lil Uzi Vert, en britisk banger fra Jay1 og fascinerende vokalspasmer fra Naoui. Og så spiller Lille Høg et spritnyt track med Yung Asti, som han har produceret. Standard Ekstra er et kortere supplement til Standard, der reagerer hurtigt på vigtige nye begivenheder og udgivelser i hiphoppens verden. Vært Kristian Karl gæstes typisk af eksperter, oftest fra Soundvenues redaktion, og vender ugens mest uomgængelige begivenheder og nye numre.

This recording from Sunday, April 7 features just Hunter and Riley again for #TAMPC Episode #2 #SplashSplashSplash. The guys sing for like 10 minutes, then Hunter G comes out of nowhere with a Saxophone and blows the place down with sweet sexy jazz. This week we talk about Old Town Road and the new genre of Country Trap music, Prince Harry wants to ban Fortnite and we don't disagree, we call Keith Hernandez on the phone, and Davis checks in to update us on his love life After that we talk logistics behind our McDonald's frappe we'll now be drinking and the cause the charitable contributions go towards, we talk about things we hate in New Hampshire and Maine, Tuba is getting a 1 episode delay on his ban, a poacher got stomped by elephants then eaten by lions, Riley made a mistake, and we finish with a new segment called "BOOM Roasted" and spend many minutes making fun of each other Valentine’s Day is behind us, but that doesn't mean you can’t spoil your loved ones in the bedroom. To help, we have partnered with Adam & Eve and are getting you 50% off, yes that is FIFTY PERCENT OFF, and also 3 free movies, a free special item, AND free shipping. Go to Adamandeve.com and use code “PLUNGE” at checkout for this amazing deal. We have left the NSFW Podcast Network and will be one of five Flagship shows on the new Inner Circle Podcast Network, follow it on all social media @InnerCirclePN RIPMACMILLER RIPOLIVERTHEDOG RIPVERNTROYER RIPGRANDPA RIPHARAMBE RIPWUTZKE RIPHERMAJESTY? Listen to the Roast of Jason Alme on the SHWYPN feed to hear me and Hunter as well as many of our other podcasting friends. Listen to our outro music playlist on Spotify found as "The Plunge Playlist Beats - Volume 1" Follow us on twitter @PlungePodcast and on instagram @theplungepodcast. Available for Download on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart, RadioPublic, Listen Notes, and PodBean. Check out the newest podcasting platform, PODCOIN! Listen on Podcoin and use code "PLUNGE" when making an account to receive 300 free coins to start, and start making money to listen to podcasts! Leave a review if you liked the show 

For the first time in recorded history, Y’all Boys have a guest in the form of the illustrious producer/singer/songwriter ADN Lewis to discuss the recent Billboard Country controversy over the Country/Trap hit Old Town Road. Also, Steves rocks a mean LSDJ, Josh performs some Physical Activity, Frank rebels against the...

Giddy up cowboys, we're back on the saddle again as we recap PAX East 2019, round up the this years April Fool's shenanigans, and wrestle with what real country music is. Every week we venture into the vast internet and pull out interesting little tidbits for you to check out. Here's your weekly dose of "It Came from the Internet": The Man Who Killed Don Quixote: link LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS: link How Two Flight Attendants Spend Their $48K Incomes | Honest Accounts | Glamour: link

The man's come at you with a new format this time around. The conversation is started with Sabri talking about his neighbour ramming into his cars. They talk about their weeks, and go into Nipsey's legacy. Miguel walks in again for another beautiful feature and show's the guys his calves. They then sing Old Town Road for you and discuss the viral hit along with Khalid's album. A Paul Pierce conspiracy is discussed and the guys wonder what they would do if they shit themselves. They wrap it up with how Brown kids are genetically predisposed to failure and why Spiderverse is the best Pixar movie.

On the latest episode, X talks Avengers Endgame, Jeff Bezos ex getting 35.6 Billion after Divorce, DMX, Future and Drake WATTBA2 collab confirmed, Lil Nas X and more.

ISU's The Vidette's hosts Ty "Grandaddy Sandwich" Lesure, Hannah Dakis and Ashley Viscioni discuss the world of media, including big fandoms, Hulu and Netflix originals like "The Act" and the upcoming Ted Bundy movie and the rise of a new genre.

"Look, this ain't entertainment, it's for niggas on the slave ship These songs just the spirituals, I swam against them waves with Ended up on shore to their amazement I hope the example I set's not contagious Lock us behind gates but can't tame us Used to be stay safe, now it's stay dangerous 'Cause ain't no point in playing defense nigga That's why I dove off the deep end nigga Without a life jacket" - Nipsey Hussle R.I.P. On track 4 the plug celebrates Jaymar's birthday, stupid instagram story posts, city girls, Meg Thee Stallion, 90's R&B vs current R&B, King Combs, Sampling, Country/Trap music, musical parents, and the battle of the Gay 2Pac vs Zombie 2Pac......I promise that last one will make sense in context. PLUG IN!

Hey everyone in this podcast chase discusses the controversy between billboard and Lil Nas X for his viral Country-Trap hit “Old Town Road”. Should he have been removed from the country charts? Is it unfair to Lil Nas X’s craft? Let Me Know. Are You A Hip Hop Artist Looking For Exposure? Contact me using chasetalkshiphoppodcast@gmail.com with any questions regarding my content or if you are an artist looking to be interviewed, have your song played etc... All my inquiries will be taken through the email above. Follow Chase On Social Media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/hemphillchase?lang=en Podcast Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/chasetalkspod Podcast Instagram: https://instagram.com/chasetalkshiphoppodcast?utm_source=ig_profile_share&igshid=urpqp34iadct Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chase.hillhiphop/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thechasetalkshiphoppodcast/ Listen To Chase's New EP Here: https://soundcloud.com/chasehillhiphop/sets/autumn Podcast Spotify: Chase Talks Hip Hop on SpotifySpotify › open › show Radio Republic: Chase Talks Hip Hop on RadioPublicRadioPublic › chase-talks-hip-hop-Wk2o... Sponsors: Stereotype Co: https://www.stereotypeco.com Brooklyn Papers: https://www.smokebrooklyn.com Thank You All For Listening This podcast is sponsored by Anchor P.S. please take time to leave a review and subscribe on all my channels and social media. Future rewards will be given to people who support the most

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On today's show we listened to a new genre of music: Country Trap, and we talked about Hilton Hotels recycling soap from their rooms, whether or not JV farted while we were live on the air, Graham did a country accent reading, and we discussed if some things are cool or not and so much more.

This week's topics: R. Kelly & Gayle King, Idris Elba on the mic, Meek Mill & Nipsey Hussle album, Country Trap Music, the rise of the femcees & is Jay-Z getting better? What it dew Trillions! Back again with episode 156 of the Truth Be Told Podcast from Trillmatic.com hosted by Riffa & Bigg UU from Killeen. Thanks for supporting your favorite Hip Hop podcast! Be sure to leave a 5 star review! Show support for the podcast! Merch: https://www.trillmatic.com/merch Patreon: http://www.trillmatic.com/patreon PayPal: http://www.trillmatic.com/paypal PodBean: https://patron.podbean.com/truthbetold We kick this episode off with our thoughts on the R. Kelly and Gayle King interview as well as Robert being down to $350,000 in his bank account.  (16:30) Murda Mook catches heat from the internet for overdoing it with YesJulz. (22:00) Captain Marvel opened up to good numbers despite the many criticisms and we also discuss Idris Elba becoming the new Deadshot after Will Smith left.  (31:00) Black Todd brings up a new nostalgia tour and we talk about how concert artists don't show respect to Austin and San Antonio. (36:40) Sicko Mode has been in the top 10 for multiple weeks. (39:00) Idris Elba may be the hottest thing smoking on the mic and may also be taking a shot at Drake. (45:00) Meek Mill and Nipsey Hussle are dropping a collab album soon. (55:00) Country Trap Music is here and it might be here to stay. Not to be confused with Country Rap Tunes.  (1:02:00) We give you a 15 second review on Wyclef's album and Tierra Whack's creativity. We also spoke on Megan Thee Stallion's rise over the past week or two. We also spoke on Tech N9ne's recent EP. (1:15:00) Is Jay-Z getting better as a rapper? Subscribe to our channel on YouTube: https://www.trillmatic.com/youtube PODCAST LINKS Website: http://www.trillmatic.com/truthbetold iTunes: https://itun.es/i67d6Qk Google Podcasts: https://goo.gl/z7hsHH Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2PT20ci Android: https://goo.gl/kbJdDe Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=92400 Libsyn: http://trillmatic.libsyn.com/ SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/beentrillmatic FOLLOW US Website: https://www.trillmatic.comMixtapes: https://www.trillmatic.com/mixtapes Audio: https://www.trillmatic.com/audio Videos: https://www.trillmatic.com/videos Riffa on Twitter - http://twitter.com/Riffa254 Bigg UU on Twitter - http://twitter.com/BiggUU254 Instagram: http://instagram.com/beentrillmatic Twitter: http://twitter.com/beentrillmatic Facebook: http://facebook.com/beentrillmatic Tumblr: http://realtrillmatic.tumblr.com Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/beentrillmatic