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Dominic Pirone building a multi million dollar DJ business, having fun, and paying his bills doing it!  Dom knows how to generate traffic and leads with his headlines.  And then he asks what his customers want and he sells it to him.  Dom and his team may have just mastered the online marketing game.  He delivers ridiculous nuggets and tons of value.  LISTEN AND LEARN!Find Dom on IG @breakthedamninternet and https://www.cratehackers.com/Administrative: (See episode transcript below)WATCH this episode here: Table Rush Talk Show.Check out the Tools For A Good Life Summit here: Virtually and FOR FREE https://bit.ly/ToolsForAGoodLifeSummitStart podcasting!  These are the best mobile mic's for IOS and Android phones.  You can literally take them anywhere on the fly.Get the Shure MV88 mobile mic for IOS,  https://amzn.to/3z2NrIJGet the Shure MV88+ for  mobile mic for Android  https://amzn.to/3ly8SNjSee more resources at https://belove.media/resourcesEmail me: contact@belove.mediaFor social Media:      https://www.instagram.com/mrmischaz/https://www.facebook.com/MischaZvegintzovSubscribe and share to help spread the love for a better world!As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Transcript: Mischa Zvegintzov Welcome, everybody to the table rush talk show where we interview entrepreneurs, who are building real businesses, making real money doing what they love, and helping their customer at the highest level possible. I'm so excited to to interview and bring on Dominic Perone, aka DOM. Yes. Am I saying that right? Dominic Pirone You are you are? Yes. Mischa Zvegintzov Thank you. Yeah, indeed. Fantastic. So Dom, you, you currently you you are building a real business. You are making real money. You are having fun doing what you love. And you are helping. mobile DJ specifically wedding DJs. At the highest level possible. Is that an accurate statement? Dominic Pirone That is accurate? Yes. We just crossed the seven figures Mark, we launched our business in the middle of the pandemic, the time when the DJ and events industry, you are hit the hardest. And you know, I can't even believe what's happening, honestly. But hopefully, I can share some value with you and your audience on how we got there. Mischa Zvegintzov Yeah, fantastic. So let's start with how are you helping this this wedding DJ, I've got some challenges up well, I'm going to look over here from time to time and reference and reference some challenges, but you have developed a way to, to I saw something that you wrote, and it was awesome. A, we did our part to help revive an entire industry that's building back stronger. Right. And I love this, smashing the concept of the corny wedding DJ and I'm uplifting the mobile DJ space. So they can stop playing the damn Chicken Dance and start entertaining. Dominic Pirone Stop playing it stop playing it many DJs are listening. Yeah, you got to play. Yeah, man. So okay, so basically, we, we Okay, about five years ago, four or five years ago, I started getting this bug in my ear about internet marketing. And that really came from Tim Ferriss. And, you know, living that whole four hour workweek life I was like, oh, yeah, I'm gonna smash this online thing, you know? Yeah. Oh, a little bit. I know. very naive. How much work it would take. I created a workweek. Mischa Zvegintzov I love that. Okay. Dominic Pirone Yeah. So Little did I know that a lot of things have changed since the four hour workweek, I still love that book. It's so great. And it ruins you, you know, with that idea that that's possible. But then, so I created something called me my brother actually, I had just gotten to learn how to DJ weddings thanks to my brother. I moved back in with my parents five years ago, because and was so burned out from my traditional marketing job. I was I was marketing for chiropractors and nutritionists and I loved it but at the end of the day, I was just building somebody else's business it was very demanding. And it just it wasn't going to get me to where I wanted to go. So question in Mischa Zvegintzov that regard. Yeah, like if I can interrupt Are you is this internet marketing so your Is this where you start getting your roots in the internet marketing is by helping that okay, cool. Dominic Pirone Yeah, it started to learn. I'm really you know, I'm self taught myself email marketing and stuff, but I around this time as well. I started learning Facebook ads and Instagram ads, but not yet really funnels. So I believe me and my brother end up having this great idea for the end. Interactive DJ masterclass right. And you know, our idea is every you know, every wedding DJ wants to be interactive, and go out there and show them the line dances and this and do the cha cha slide and the cupid shuffle, right? Turns out that's a bloody lie. That was not accurate at all. I really did not understand what the DJs wanted at the time. And but it had it not been for that. You know, I wouldn't be where I'm at now. So sometimes you have to learn those hard lessons and never assume what your niche wants. So, you know, I put a lot of work in I learned the perfect webinar script. Here I go, you know, launch this the interactive DJ masterclass, I automated it right away didn't do it live on definitely not what Russell suggests suggests. I sold my first $300 Course I was over the moon. I'm going to be an internet millionaire. And then the next day this guy Mike's mobile DJ service, I'll never forget it corniest looking neon logo I've ever seen in my life. He says man, I already know all this stuff. I want my money back the next day, right? I was like I was crushed. Crushed. But he and all along. You know these haters will come along. And I love haters, haters, really, they turn me into beast mode, right? So I just the way he phrased it and the way he asked for his money back and he thought he knew everything. I was like, I'm gonna show this mother effort. Okay, so fast forward. I ended up serving my audience cannot tell you how important it is to survey your dang audience, especially when you strike out. Okay, so I surveyed my audience, and I basically asked them, What do you guys need and want? And almost always they're going to tell you more leads more bookings. Right. Mischa Zvegintzov Can I ask you a question? Yeah, sure. How did you ask that question to them? What was the delivery man? Yes. Yeah, Dominic Pirone just Survey Monkey. Honestly, don't a Survey Monkey. And I also had, I think I had a Facebook group at the time, too. Let me let me back it up here. Here's how I did it. Okay, so the very next thing I did, the very next thing I did was I ran a giveaway. I literally bought this little controller, which is what a DJ uses to mix music. I bought a controller. And I $75 I ran a contest giveaway. Using King sumo calm. It's like a, you know, giveaway software. Okay. And I was like, let me just get some emails and whatnot. I did this soft. I did this challenge, did some Facebook ads to this giveaway and got like 300 leads, right emails. Yeah. But during that giveaway, I also put in there a survey. And I surveyed these people, what do you need? Or want? What's your biggest pain point? What do you hate? You know, I have some survey questions. I can give you guys in the future. But it'd be amazing. Yeah, but all let me just give it to you now. So I always ask. I always ask, you know, what are your biggest? Literally, I asked, What are the biggest external struggles external? What are the biggest externally like desires that you have? Okay, why? Why do you want to achieve this? And what are the biggest internal barriers that are keeping you from getting there? What are the biggest external barriers from getting from keeping you from getting there? And I give them examples? Internal would be yourself. Internal would be stress, internal self confidence issues. Mischa Zvegintzov So yeah, that's amazing. So you are saying, What's your biggest? So you're giving so you're asking just like you said, right? Because a lot of times you'll heal people heal, people will say, ask them what are their biggest internal barriers, right. But then what that person is really doing is asking it in a totally different way. Right. So I love your like, I asked him, quote, what are your biggest interior internal barriers and quote, right, here's what ninja turtle barrier is an Dominic Pirone example. Yes. Because they may not fully understand that question. And in turn, totally, Oh, okay. Like a mental block or like this or that. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, yeah. So, and I always like surveys sound boring. So you got to make them fun. So I created the, you know, this is years later, but I created the music organization sucks survey, right? This topic sucks. We want you to vent please bent and like, I want the emotional pain, the agony, the dreams, the desires, the eye, you need to you need to stop doing boring surveys. And I realized that after doing many boring surveys, and you need to bring it to life and you need to get inside that person's head. And when I did that, that's when I found out oh, what they really want is to understand how to take control of their own lead generation and Not have to rely on these directory sites. Not gonna mention any names but there's two, two or three big ones in the in the wedding space that are just like there's tons of adverts. Like every every listing on the directory is a sponsored ad. It's ridiculous. don't control your own future there they control. So, so then. So then I created from that basically I created profitable social media marketing for wedding DJs, which eventually became known as booked solid. Now through building this little group, oh, and also I surveyed Hey, would you like a $300 program? Or would you like a small monthly program? And I found out he just love monthly programs, which is great. Because recurring revenue, right? Okay. Yeah. So that was exciting. And these are just, I'm not saying this is this is going to be true for every niche. In fact, one of the biggest problems I would say is we have been bad about offering higher end offers. But so from just but anyway, from the membership, I created this membership, and I made it $30 A month and I taught them how to make, you know, grab your own leads from the wedding space from brides and grooms and convert them into bookings. And so I have this little baby group. This is called you know, profitable social media marketing for wedding DJs. That's, that's what came up in the survey. I just called it that. Okay, I love it. Through creating that group. I then met Joe bun. And Joe Bowen is probably one of the biggest speakers in the wedding DJ space. If you are a wedding DJ, and you've been to any of the conferences, you would know who this is, I get the word that he is starting to wants to put something together called the DJs vault. I reached out to him, I invited him to my group, my membership at the time, he wants to talk to him because he wants to promote his himself, right? Yes. And through that, he started asking me Hey, what are you doing here? Could you help me with, you know, bringing the DJ ball to life? And I still hadn't really achieved any success, right? You know, just a few $100 a month from 30 members. Mischa Zvegintzov But is your mind blown at this moment? Are you like, oh my god, this is what oh, yeah, I'm Dominic Pirone excited. But I'm like, awesome. Got it. I got it. I got to deliver the goods. Right. Yeah. So. So anyway, I started doing Facebook ads, getting people into a Facebook group, we do the perfect webinar model and we do $20,000 for a low cost membership. The first night and I am like, over the moon, right. This is this is almost three years ago. Okay? Our life is change. I cried. He cried. It was only $20,000. I actually made it I actually recorded that whole that whole launch. And I'll cherish that for the my entire life. As people are buying, you know, the ticker is up to like three or $400 on I'm like, oh, yeah, there. We're raking it in baby. We're raking it in you know. Anyway. But that was the start of something amazing. And, and so Joe really, he's built up six offices in five different states in the wedding DJ space. And that's very rare for an entertainer to do that to have franchises almost. Okay. And so he just in the DJ ball, he taught people how to really build market, sell and hire their DJs you know, and hire DJs for their mobile DJ business. very complimentary. And it was awesome, right? Yeah. Then last year, alright, not last year. 2020 worst year ever. I'm like, going through all this. You know, I'm depressed. I'm lethargic. I am gaming just to try to keep my mind clear. I think I think my life's over. Weddings are over events are over. Everything is built up in the wedding space. We are done. I am dead. Right? And at that two years ago, I was I was you know sued by creditors for creditors. I mean, they are one their money. I think I'm going to jail. But I refuse to go bankrupt because I just think that's you know, easy way out. I don't necessarily you know, I didn't have to do that because I was starting to make money. Mischa Zvegintzov Yeah. Can I Can I say something? Can you will you tell me how much debt Well you tell the audience just Dominic Pirone Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Over $500,000 in debt at one point. Mischa Zvegintzov That was not mortgage debt. Dominic Pirone No, no, I have an SUV at 22% interest. I mean, I was getting raked over the coals bro. Just Just lots of bad business deals gone wrong. Lots of borrowing money. I'm like a friggin idiot. But literally that became one of the best things I ever did because I had to learn funnels and inner you know, proper internet marketing where I could not lose any money. I could not because I literally had no money to borrow. I had to be profitable from Mischa Zvegintzov so yeah, yeah. doesn't 20 year like Dominic Pirone 2020 I mean, thinks it started to to look up and then march, march 2020. And now it's coming crashing down now, like there was light at the end of the tunnel and now it's coming crashing down. Because I owe you so much uncertainty. Mischa Zvegintzov So you were you like went through this bottom $500,000 in debt crashes or deals come off like tap out, I got to make money, you start making money, you're Dominic Pirone on your money start talking to the creditors. Hey, man, I'm okay, you I'll pay you Mischa Zvegintzov back. Right? It's all good. And then then why? Exactly? Dominic Pirone Major scope, you know, crashing of the Spirit. And people start to cancel their memberships. Right? Me and Joe are freaking out. Right? They're canceling. But it wasn't everybody wasn't everybody. And, and what I learned is we had so many members at that point that hey, you do have some security with recurring revenue? You know, you do because you're so diversified. Yeah. And so, you know, there's again, I would say like, I love memberships. I love recurring revenue, it gives you stability. And when you have, I think at the time, we had 1000 members, you know, we had some some stability now that some of that dropped, right. But what Mischa Zvegintzov I love the point you said and I want to re emphasize which you have made clear a couple of times or hinted towards it and made clear to it. You're like, hey, if your customer doesn't want membership, don't give a membership. Like, yeah, if they want to, if they want it, deliver it. And in a perfect world. Hurray. My audience who I'm serving they want membership because it's a great and provide some stability. Yes, that's yeah, Dominic Pirone the DJ, the mobile DJ market is conditioned to subscription services they have and you've been a DJ in the past, you know, like, there's, there are services out there, you subscribe to these services. 4050 $60 a month, and you get music. Right. So, so this was kind of, we wanted to kind of model it on that and we got, you know, so. So that's why I think it was successful. Yeah, um, yeah. Okay, so I think my life's over. Everything's coming crashing down. You know, I'm about to find another job. I'm about to find like a job. And I'm like, I'm not happy that right I am depressed, AF like serious issues. Not happy, not fun. So then we, we have this guy named Aaron come on the DJ Hall and talk about because so many DJs have downtime. There's no weddings happening. There's nothing happening. But people are starting to find live streaming, streaming your DJ sets and stuff like that. And now they have some time to, to start doing things that they didn't have time before, which is organizing music. So Aaron comes on and talks about organizing your music on the DJs vault. And it's very well attended much more attended than other webinars, right. And so and then Joe's, like, Hey, this guy wants to sell something. It's called perfect DJ playlists, and he just wants to charge $5 a month, and can you help him just like, you know, let's just do like a little affiliate thing. So I put out a survey. And I ask, What do you think I asked? Well, first, I asked, What is your biggest barrier to? Excuse me? What in your opinion, what would make you a better DJ? And to my surprise, I thought they were gonna say scratching bar. Yeah, exactly. Be you know, beat matching, mixing, click mixing, whatever, all those fancy techniques, to my surprise, the mobile DJ market, aka the wedding, you know, wedding DJs, private event, DJs. They said music organization far and wide. And I was like, what? Okay, so then I took I did that quick little survey in a Facebook group. I took that feedback, and I created a in depth survey. And I asked them all of these emotional questions, right? I asked them, I can actually Mischa Zvegintzov pull it up. It's, it's Yeah, please do good. I Dominic Pirone mean, literally from this one survey. From this one survey, I got an idea for an ad. A survey gave me the data for the hook for the ad, which then became, you know, one of our million dollar ads, basically, and I'll see if I can find it. But basically what I asked was, you know, why? Being having disorganized music and create what we call crates, folders of music, but let's say you have a 90s crate, an 880s Crane, a wedding crate, these are folders of organized music, so he knew exactly what to play next. So I asked him, How does being disorganized affect your DJ and one guy said this term Serato face so Serato is the big DJ program in the DJ his face, that's the main one that people use. And what a lot of face means is you're looking for your next song, right? The song is about to end you need to mix into your next song. And you're digging, you're searching through disorganized folders of music trying to find your next song. Right. And so we we took this idea and ran with it, we made Joe sweating on our video. You know, do you have Serato face or you know, sweating finding the next song. And this ad took off like a rocket we had. We were getting 50 cent leads in 2020, which is unheard of. And I was like, I started freaking out. I literally drove to Nashville because I knew this product wasn't ready to be launched perfect was called perfect DJ playlist at the time. I drove out to Nashville. And we had seven days to put together some sexy kind of offer. I knew oh my god, people are really interested in this topic. We already have 500 signups in the first day from an SEO right. I was like, oh my god, I have to go Joe, I one of my biggest fears as an internet marketer is to have a big webinar or challenge and people hate it and you get stoned to death. Right? So yes. So I'm freaking out. I'm going to Nashville, me and Erin turned perfect digit playlist into what became crate hackers. And we did a webinar, we had 1500 people on live the first night we had over 3500 registrants. Yeah, this is in 2020. And we murdered it, you know, it was a 50 at least a $50,000. Launch night. But that that was recurring revenue, right? So we were just super profitable. And all we were selling was these stupid little lists, like lists of suggested songs, right? PDFs, literally PDFs of song suggestions. So we know the minimum viable product, let's put it that way minimum, viable product, but what people wanted. And what we realize is people needed community at that time. So they needed community and they needed something to do and this membership, it started as a membership and didn't even start a software became, you know, that community of people, we had over 700 people join our 750 join that first night and we're all shuck. We're a real shock. Mischa Zvegintzov To your Facebook group. They're joining your community into your Facebook group. Exactly. Wow, you joking, like, Well, wait a minute, like this? I know. I know. Yeah. Dominic Pirone But yeah, and really, none of that would have happened had we not did those those surveys, you know, none of it would have happened without that, you know, just really understanding your audience, you got to understand them, and you got to understand them in all the different areas that they're having. Right? They have problems with marketing, they have problems with hiring, they have problems with sales, they have problems with organic music organization, you can serve you can become the the the category King in any of these little niches, but you got to understand them. And then in my opinion, you have to bring that to life and show that pain and the result that you're going to, you know, bring to them in the ad. And then the first 30 seconds. Mischa Zvegintzov I love that, can we I haven't an idea. I'm thinking I might I think it might be worth and we'll edit out the pause so let's why don't we just take a minute why don't you find that survey? I think it would be so such Yeah, and this value to be able to reference that and so you are a big believer in surveys still to this day like that's what Dominic Pirone oh yeah. Okay, I'm doing I'm doing let me show you that. So I'm doing a search a challenge right now this this coming week. Okay, and oh, if I could just share my screen. Mischa Zvegintzov Oh, yeah, let me let me go to there we go. Let's see. Does that allow Oh, let's see. Here we go. Yeah, there we go. Okay, cool. Dominic Pirone Okay, so here's so right now we're doing the thing go to create hackers.com/stankey Eliminate stinky old crates and organize the gold standard bangers. He can't wait to play in 2022. And we always do funny ads and honestly, funny ads are they get shared the most again, like the most they get commented on the most and funny ads bring in the coolest people, people who have a sense of humor or are people people who work with mad? I want to work with anybody who cannot, you know, can't laugh and think they're too too cool to laugh and I'm just like, all the worst people. Mischa Zvegintzov Yeah, if they're offended by the state did challenge slash stanky. Like, no way you're not our guy anyway. Right. Exactly. Dominic Pirone Exactly. Yeah. And then you know, it takes a certain type of person to admit to these problems and the DJ in the DJ space. It's filled with ego. It So we don't want anybody that has a giant ego this, you know, our community is just not for them our community is, is one of sharing and one of fun and one of people that know they can do better. So Mischa Zvegintzov you know what I love? Right now, what, what I'm hearing from you is is not only have you niched down to alright, you know it's a DJ and in the wedding space, what have you or wedding slash sorority frat parties slash, slash? Bar Mitzvah, whatever. Right? But you're also saying, low ego. You're like, I, we want these attributes of that person niching down even more. So you're like, we don't want every freakin DJ in the space. We want the ones that meet this criteria. Dominic Pirone Oh, yeah. Yeah, exactly. So that would be 111 suggestion, especially for people in a crowded, niche or crowded area is you could become the funny blank of that niche. You could become the whatever verb you know, in that niche, if that makes sense. Yeah. A perfect example of that is there's a guy named I forgot what his name is. It's Kyle something. But he's a moto. Motivational speaker. That's that's a comedian immediate Mischa Zvegintzov love. Kyle sees. Yeah, amazing. Yeah. Dominic Pirone So it's like, Mischa Zvegintzov a perfect example Dominic Pirone of hey, the personal motivation niche is extremely crowded. So he comes in and offer something different new opportunity, right. Not an improvement offer. Right? So yes, yeah. Yeah. So Mischa Zvegintzov quick side note, did you go to one of his ELLs or do any of us? No, Dominic Pirone no, I just, I just, I've only ever, like seen his videos, and I maybe paid $20 for like a documentary. I haven't dove deep into that. But Cool. Mischa Zvegintzov Cool. But yeah, he's his his and his videos are genius, man. He's really He's Oh, yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Okay. Anyway, Dominic Pirone all of that can be reverse engineered. And, you know, again, I have the background of being a Facebook marketer, first, well, marketer, traditional marketer, who became Facebook marketer, who then became a funnel marketer. And what I really want people to understand is, I would suggest that people understand how to run their own ads, because we live in a very, we live in a time where you have to be able to grab and convert people's attention. We're going full on tick tock attention spans in this society. Right? And to get people into your funnel, you better be able to grab their attention and not just grab their attention that's overused. Mischa Zvegintzov Speak to them like to speak to that. Right? Like, hey, my person I'm speaking directly to you. So they see it. Right under Dominic Pirone present. Yeah, exactly. And so this this is I'll just show you I'm going to show you how I how I survey inside of a funnel. I always survey every time when in doubt, survey. Love. And I'll show you how I do it. So this is the this is the video we're running right now.  You have your banners turned into Clangers. A little. challenge feels fresh and fruity, fresh. No foul smell a loud air freshener that has a long lasting effect. It's not the smell of fresh trees. We're getting to your hard drive. Not just that. You get some notice freshness. But special. Join the threshing challenge, a three day intensive tours to help you find the freshest music space is limited to this. Register today. Mischa Zvegintzov This is amazing. anybody listening on the podcast, go to the show notes. Click on watch interviews, watch the interviews or whatever I like having there and you've got to watch this like he dog here is giving the keys to the kingdom. Like no. Okay. Dominic Pirone Well, let me just so let's let's let's show you, I'll even show you inside our ad account. How about that? So basically, I just fired up that ad that video right? Okay. Yeah, so we've got one that's doing pretty good. We got 25 That Mischa Zvegintzov ad drives them to the funnel, right or the landing page or your we can call it different things. Dominic Pirone But again, everything is reverse engineered from this one ad if I don't have a great idea for an ad, I don't even bother with the funnel or the shower. So it's hook. Right? Tired of playing the same old hits, right? Find that funny that's gonna grab their attention, whatever whatever it creates a little stale been meaning to freshen them up. Okay, so that's it. pinpoint pinpoint, right? All based on survey in their surveys people tell us and I'll show you that soon I swear. Okay, yeah, tell us the reason I joined the software is because I feel like I'm playing the same old thing over and over again. So we did the freshen up your crates challenge, right? Yes. And again, add, you know, same headline video, they're gonna click learn more, they're gonna go to here, videos right here, everything is congruent. And big call to action, right? Join the free challenge, big call to action join a call to action, the next thing that's going to happen is they're going to upgrade to VIP. We've we do three day challenges. And we've had a lot of success with $27 $37.40 $7 upsells for VIP access and recordings. This little sales video, you guys can funnel hack this. But yeah, and one. So one thing I'm doing because we have this software is they are going to just give everybody my information there. Yeah. But they're going to click Continue. And I'm doing this new thing where they can literally when they're check checking out and buying VIP they can buy or they can add on our software as a bump for $15 for the first month. And so that's a new thing I'm testing out, we've already have a 20 to 30%, you know, uptick? And people taking that which is pretty awesome. Yes, yes. And then on the thank you page, we always have a video and we tell them exactly what to do next, add a reminder to your calendar of choice. Join our Facebook group, take our music organization survey, right. And I'll just show you some of these questions. So fantastic. So we put this on the thank you page, and we put this in emails as well. So they're going to get an email now that they've registered, and they're going to be told to take the survey dammit. Mischa Zvegintzov Okay, so let me interject before you go down this survey. Sure. You come up with an idea for an ad, how you have to reverse Dominic Pirone engineering, it's your funnel will, you know will not work? Truly, unless you can. The ads have to work. That's that's in my opinion, obviously. So people have organic traffic, but but just think about if you're just sending this to your email, right? Yeah, the email list the the headline, the subject line needs to be sick, right? So I'm gonna put it tired of playing the same old hits becomes my subject line, that becomes my headline becomes the top, you know, that becomes the hook for everything. Okay, it really when you have the right messaging at the beginning, I just I literally use the same script for inside of our emails inside of our ads. And inside of our sales videos. This this text that you see right here is literally our VSL it's our it's it's the script that we're going to send an emails, it's what sells amongst joining the challenge, it can all be reused and simplified. Mischa Zvegintzov That is amazing. And any listener, watch her right now. Could you imagine what this would do to your business if you started implementing this strategy? Right? Like I'm listening to this going? This is a powerful strategy to to if you're not right, I mean, there's plenty of ways to do it. But I love this, this insight. And yeah, I mean, you're you're breaking it down for us your method but works for you what you're having success with. It's pretty awesome. Okay. To the thank you for that to the now we're staring at the looking at graciously you are showing us I will even say that. Your survey, so walk us through it. Here we go. Yeah, so music Dominic Pirone organization sucks survey, right? It's not just a survey. It's a music organization socks, you know, that you can even call it a VIP session. I've called it a bent session, I did a survey for two women about cramps. And I was like, this is not just a survey. This is a I want you to think go off, right? Yeah, man, that's when you get the juicy stuff. Right. So Mischa Zvegintzov you're amazing. And you're a genius. I'm just gonna say it right now. Dominic Pirone Thank you. Yeah, lots of credible. Well, I got out you know, I got to thank people like Russell Brunson, obviously, the Clickfunnels family, but I also have to think, what's his name, Brian Levey. The Ask method was, was crucial and just understanding the I already knew the importance of surveys. But after I read his stuff, I was like, Man, I you know, this, this is the cheat code. In my opinion surveys are the cheat code and literally gives you all the juice, you know? Yeah. Mischa Zvegintzov I just want to say something that anybody watching can listen to the interview with Molly Mandel. Berg. I interviewed this, this this amazing woman in her 30s She's got a great six figure business. She's cheap. She runs it out of a converted Sprinter van that she drives across, you know the country just Live in this really empowered life, if you like that kind of life, I'm not gonna say it's for everybody. But that's kind of the vision that she had. She's executing on it. You know, she, but she referenced the Ryan love ask the Ask method. She's, and she is like the surveys. And he created this really cool survey as well. And I, I think it's to have it twice mentioned twice in succession. I'm like, That's yeah, it's Dominic Pirone it's key, because he also suggests, and this was crucial for our business. Anytime somebody joins great hackers, we immediately survey them and ask, why did you join? Which ad? Did you like? What resonated with you? Why didn't you know what problems are you having with music organization? How is this hurting your performance, so on and so forth? So that was something I learned from him. As soon as they join. That's the perfect time to survey people and ask them, why did you join? What problem are you trying to solve Mischa Zvegintzov anyway? Do you want to show me that? Do we want to go through that? That survey real quick, and then we'll move on we keep keep on bouncing around it. Okay, so let's see. I think this is a great learning are we hyped it up? Good now? Right. Like everyone's like, show it to us, David? Dominic Pirone Yeah. The first thing I tried to do is just get them to answer very simple questions at the beginning here. So I want to know, are they part time full time? Do they have other DJs work for them? Or are they a club DJ? Right? There's it's really two different niches. Mischa Zvegintzov Okay, love it. Yes. Dominic Pirone This way, I'm getting to see who is in our challenge. Who are we talking to mostly? The next thing I tried to do is something fun, get some juice on them, right confession time? How many songs would you estimate you currently have? Right? It's okay. No judgement. I make them funny. Put some personality in it. Don't you know, don't make it a boring thing. Okay, so like, I'll put a you know, so basically, this is understanding how much songs how many songs do they actually have for him? Yeah, here's this funny answer. You don't even want to know, aka an absurd amount. AKA I'm a music hoarder, right? Mischa Zvegintzov Yes, right. Like I've got, I've got zip or not, I've got gig drives or terabyte drives all over my house. Dominic Pirone Yeah, exactly. Yeah, Mischa Zvegintzov right, right. Dominic Pirone How do you feel music organization sorting music into crates by bpm? That means beats per minute, by key of the song would help your DJing so we and I always put this Please explain. I always do open ended questions. Do not do club do not just do multiple choice questions. Oh my God, you will get you will get survey data that is completely useless. And Mischa Zvegintzov I would rather have a tender. Yeah, I'd rather Dominic Pirone have 10 people explain in depth the problems that they're having, instead of getting 1000 multiple choice. How would it how would music organization help me? It would help a lot, right. That doesn't help me at all. Mischa Zvegintzov Right? Yeah. Like if there's Yeah, it would help me because one, I would feel like now I'm not going to be in that time crunch getting whatever face you said what's the face? Yeah. Serato face? Yeah, the panic face like, yeah, Dominic Pirone we have other terms to DJ Doom, scrolling, right, your doom scrolling for your next song before the song runs out. We came up with music hoarding. We give these problems a very funny name. That's another tip. Find the problem and give it a funny name. And people will remember it forever. Every time somebody is DJing in the future, and they start searching for next song. They're gonna think of us when they're panicky, panic Lee panicky, that panicky search for the next song. They're gonna think of us because we just be like, Oh, Mischa Zvegintzov I've got Doom face. I got that. Dominic Pirone Right, right. Right, exactly. But you know, this is good. Thanks, man. Yeah, so I find how do you feel music organization would help your DJing How does having a disorganized library hurt your performance? Please explain. So this is where I got that Serato face thing. And this one question made us a million dollars basically. Got us to seven figures. And you know, and we're gonna I mean, our everything is subscription. So we are looking at you know, we basically have a seven figure a year situation on our hands, which is awesome. We're very blessed by Mischa Zvegintzov that. But it's the perfect customer of the person that is that everybody's having fun, thriving, growing like it's literally win win win. It's the dream scenario, right? Like, you're amazing. Yeah. Dominic Pirone Yeah, we have 3000 paying subscribers right now. And it's really just the start. We haven't even you know, gone into. That's only the US basically so We're very excited about the scalability and of the software. Congrats the hardest part. Thank you. Thank you. But a long room coming. What's the hardest part of music organization? What takes the longest? In other words, why aren't you doing it? Please explain. Please explain. Please explain. Please explain. Right, please. Mischa Zvegintzov Yes. Dominic Pirone What have you tried in the past to help with music organization? How do you go about making your current playlists and crates? Which program do you use this is? So we understand? Do we have you know, Serato users? Do we have virtual DJ users? And then some other basic questions, but really, those first ones are the are the key, right? I'm basically asking them how do you feel music organization would help your DJing? Right, that's get hitting, hinting on those internal barriers. How does having a Server NAS library hurt your performance? Again, internal barriers? What's the hardest part of music organization? What takes the longest external barriers lies? All the time? Right? Yes. And then we already know, what we're going to talk about with the vehicle, the current vehicle is we give we give them the vehicle, the new vehicle, the new opportunity with our software to organize their stuff. This is vehicle related, right? What have you tried in the past in the past to help with music organization, please? Mischa Zvegintzov I want to say something right here right now. anybody listening? Like, if you're like, This is DJ, what does this have to do with me? Like you just were handed the keys to the kingdom? Anybody in any business that's trying to maybe that's not at your level? Or maybe they are at your level and are want and are not implementing the tools that you have? You just literally showed a tool set that somebody can use to catapult their business to another level if they're not implementing what you just showed us? Or if you're new in the game, like, hey, here you go. Here's, here's although this was about DJing. Pay attention to like, find out your perfect customers blank, blank, internal, external, what's the vehicle? What are the problems with the old vehicle? And in app or tools? There's so many different ways to say it, right? Dominic Pirone Absolutely. Yeah. And then I just want to show you, Misha, here. You're ready for the real gold. Here we go. Here we go. Buckle up, everybody. We have had 1000 DJs fill out the survey. 1000. So And this just shows like most of our guys are part time mobile DJs. That's the exact right person that we want. Part time here, and I just want to show you here we got this. Mischa Zvegintzov Did you say part time or full time mobile DJ? Dominic Pirone Uh, let's see. So it looks like for almost 50% of our guys are mobile part time mobile DJs. Okay, cool. Yeah, so 20% are full timers. But just just look at the juice we're getting here. How do you feel music organization would help your DJing please explain sorting through the blue in my library and having great songs more easily available and ready to mix. That word bloat? I can literally I already have 1000 ideas for an ad, right? You're bloated. To your DJ, just make it funny, Mischa Zvegintzov right? Oh my god. Dominic Pirone But so it's, it's we, we overcomplicate everything, it does not need to be complicated. Do the juicy survey and just get these words. So blue irony. I'm gonna write that down right after this interview. It would help with smoother transitions and keep on track throughout the night. It would help in my sets with mixing alone. Knowing what to play next means one DJ better than the rest. Okay, so now I know. Being organized means mixing better, which means you're better than the other DJs. That's a thing that they want. Right? Yeah. Again, that ego right play on that. Oh, extremely important. I've got over two terabytes of files on hand. I'm always trying to get my grades on point with clean mixes, and it's not as easy as it looks, your service would be perfect for me. So we're finding out they know they understand. Yes, that is too much music. I can't organize all of this stuff, right? Mischa Zvegintzov Like there is too much right? Sometimes too many choices are not a good thing, either. It's funny, I've just been really a lot of I've been a lot of what I'm hearing is like, Stop, narrow down the choices. And I even think in my own life. I'm like, we like get rid of all the external BS choices like find the two that what are the two choices like get overwhelmed, right? I don't know if that you relate to that at all. Dominic Pirone Absolutely. Absolutely. I had to do that because I was there. It's just you have to nail down that perfect person for us. It is part timers, part timers. know that they have a lot to learn part timers have crappy day jobs that they want to get rid of. They are in the most pain full timers we can serve them but they're not our ideals. full timers already are making money they're already doing what they like they kind of think they know it all already so they're not like a part timers trying to get rid of their ups job. You know, those are the guys who will. They will be your raving customers forever. Look at this one. I just got another idea for an ad. Anytime I don't have ideas for ads or my next challenge. I just read this this survey. It would be like God giving you the cheat code to life. I can make a whole funny video about that. Mischa Zvegintzov Oh my god. I love that. What was the one you said keep on track like he could have totally coming off track right? Like you could. Oh, this is so juicy. Dominic Pirone Wow. Yeah. So these guys are literally giving you Oh, here we go. Who wants to have wrinkles on your face while you're searching for the next song just gave me another idea. Book. Wrinkly Face DJ trying to Old man, you know, he's all stressed out Mischa Zvegintzov God. That is that. Oh my god, are you kidding me? And there's Dominic Pirone 1000 there's 1000 responses that Mischa Zvegintzov surveys, surveys surveys. So and yeah, allegedly, Dominic Pirone proper proper surveying, you got to make it funny, you know, and and you got to dig and people will give you that juicy information. I just did a survey. I'm going to be launching a product to help women with cramps. My girlfriend suffers from horrible cramping. Okay. During that time of the month, you know, and I want to help her because, yeah, nobody, nobody wants an unhappy girlfriend. And I'm saying anyway, so I I did a new survey. And I asked them I you know, this is a vent session. This is not a survey. This is a vent session. How does make How do your cramps make you feel? It feels like I'm being stabbed in the stomach. It feels like my uterus is beating me up. Right? I'm gonna take all of those things that they're telling me and just convert it into a funny video. Oh my gosh, the hug uterus beating? Yeah, exactly. Mischa Zvegintzov So okay, you you're inspired, the girlfriends suffers through bad cramps at that time of the month. And you're like, Well, yeah, like, I want to, you're the woman I love. Let's make this better. So you're inspired to? Yeah, find a solution. And so you say I'm gonna make a survey? And then and then what are you like Facebook ads to drive responses? Or who are you? Who are you pushing that service? Yeah, go. Yeah. So, Dominic Pirone ah, I'll show you my funnel here. Okay, I'm just giving it all the way. I'm just giving it all. Mischa Zvegintzov Did you know what you're gonna have the best four years of your life? The universe is just like, I just want to help backing to give back. God. Thanks, man. Thanks. Yeah. Dominic Pirone So I was dating a girl a couple of years ago. And she started raving about these earrings, right? These ones on the tree here. And she ended up breaking up with me for some of those financial stress reasons. Well, no, it was there was a combination of things. Anyway, we're still friends today. But okay, good. She she was you know, we off about these earrings, asking her friends where they got on blah, blah, blah. Anyway, I, you know, we figured out where to buy them from. And I put together a free plus shipping funnel. It's called Emperor CU is my little e commerce brand that I experiment with. But through this funnel, I've you know, I've literally made we've, we've sold almost $100,000 of these earrings. Wow. And so I have a list and I can I just sent an email to them to find out Mischa Zvegintzov what that is ridiculous. But But here's Dominic Pirone here's, here's what I would do. If I was you guys. If I'm just starting out, I would put together a contest giveaway. Go on to King sumo calm and just learn King Sumo. It's so easy, super easy to put together a little contest giveaway. And what I would do is give away some cool thing that your ideal niche wants. And as a part of the contest, first they got to give me their email address, right? So easy leads, it's always gonna be some of the easiest leads you're ever going to generate through these contests, giveaways using Facebook, Instagram ads, tick tock ads, blah, blah, blah. But to give giving them you're going to give them more points for doing things. So you're going to get grab their email, you're going to grab their instant, you know, have them follow you on Instagram, have them follow subscribe to you on YouTube, and then give them a lot of points to take a survey. That is actually the most important thing, in my opinion. So that's what I would do if you're just starting out and you don't have a list. I love it. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. And I have done that in the past. Mischa Zvegintzov Hey, really quick. I hate to do this to you. My computer just seized up. So I am going to um, I, I is it is everything working on your end? Like when you're looking at the Zoom meeting? Oh, yeah. Okay, good, good, good, good, good, good. You know, we'll just keep going, I'm gonna I'm gonna trust that it's all that it's all. That's that it's all working. And I'll edit this part out so. So that's super cool. The tell me the name of the of the of the of the tool. Again, this surveyed King sumo Dominic Pirone King sumo.com. There's another one up viral up viral is another good one. I would say King Sumo is the easiest. And it's also going to be the most affordable but up viral gives you you know, a free 14 day trial and Mischa Zvegintzov makes it easy as well. So perfect. Done. This is so so good. Thank you for your nuggets. And thank you for the Dominic Pirone I hope it inspires people who are really want to do this and are just kind of stuck. You know, it's like, I've experienced that I've experienced that for years. You know, and it's just, this is one of the keys that really helped me with breakthroughs. Mischa Zvegintzov Oh, cool. Fantastic. And I just want to say really quick, again, anybody listening myself? Right? How, like, imagine if you implemented one or two of the simple things that you just told us. I mean, the revenue increase the lead increase, or if you are just starting away to, you could literally build a survey. Click, send it out, in build a business. I'm sort of speechless. I'm just listening. Right? I did. Yeah. I Dominic Pirone mean, we're taught we're taught as marketers, here's, here's one thing I'll say we're taught as marketers to market to the result that people want, right? Yeah. Which is good. That's true. But what I would say is find out like every, for example, everybody wants time, freedom. They want to be not everybody. But you know, certain people want to be their own boss, right? Yes. That's good. That's good. I would say reverse it a little bit and be like, Don't you hate this? Horrible boss number one, horrible boss number two. Horrible, you're getting bills in the in the mail, and you're drowning in debt? Right? It's like bringing those pain points to life in a funny way. And it's going to give everything more bite. Yes. Find those, those problems on those pain points. And just, I mean, literally, I you know, that video I showed you earlier, we shot it on my iPhone, and it took us literally 30 minutes, not even 20 minutes. And it's kind of trashy, honestly. And guess what it costs us cost us absolutely nothing to make. Maybe $100 for the editor to put it together. So it doesn't have to be these huge productions either. Yeah. Mischa Zvegintzov Yeah. Very cool. Yeah. Um, I want to touch on two things. And then I'm gonna let you get back to building your empire. And serving DJs at the highest level, which clearly you are, right, I love this. This is so good. So I'm just taking, I want to ask you about mentorship really quickly. And then I'm going to also ask you about you had referenced earlier that you had no high end offers, but but I know you're up to some things in that regard. So I want to talk about that. And I just want to tell everybody listening right now, go to crate hackers.com forward slash fresh and you can see the most recent challenge that you have, and it's very cool. And then you can also see some information about Joe bun, who you referenced as well as Aaron Taylor. I'm curious who's the tall one which is the tall trailers the tall Erin trailers is tall this 610 I believe that's a big dude what? Yeah, gosh. So yeah, everybody go to crate hackers comm forward slash Stankey or crate hackers comm forward slash fresh and you can see the most recent cool marketing that DOM and his company have going on you and I met through what's called the two C CX, the two comma club x, which is Yeah, Russell Bronson's high end. It's it's a higher end coaching program. Tell me about the value of that to you or mentorship people call it different things. Call it investing in yourself mentorship, networking all tell me tell me about that. Dominic Pirone Yeah, I mean, so you don't know what you don't know, right? And like I was just on there earlier today, showing them my funnel, and they gave me some really good suggestions. You know, me like I personally build all these funnels, I write all these ads, sometimes I just don't see something that could be hiding in plain day. So you have to, you have to have that coaching to give you that exterior viewpoint on maybe what you're missing, right? Yeah, yeah. But before, before I was able to afford, you know, GCC x, which totally worth the investment, it's, I was actually a part of it last year, and, you know, couldn't float the payments very long. And so I had to drop out. And then I rejoined, because they made it even sexier than it was last year. Yes. And, but before that, I did the one funnel away challenge three times until it's sunk into my thick skull, I would definitely recommend checking out Stephen Larson's all of his stuff. His one, what I really learned from him is that some of the most effective marketing you're ever going to do is throwing rocks at the enemies. So the enemies can be the external barriers, they can be the internal barriers, they can be the vehicle barriers, right. And that can be brought to life in a very fun way. Yes. And that is one guy that I absolutely love. Got to meet him a couple times. And yeah, it's just, you know, you just can't do this. You're by yourself. I mean, even if it's just one of my rituals is I go to here in Atlanta, Georgia, we have a big Korean population in Duluth, Duluth, Georgia, and they have these things called Korean spas, and you go in and there's like, 10 different types of saunas, a charcoal sauna, and this sauna, and Steam Sauna. Anyway, all I do is I go in there, I sweat my butt off, I get away from technology, I just read a book, read a book that's going to help me solve this next problem. Even that is a as a type of mentorship, it's helping you get out of your, it's helping you take a step back and work, you know, like, give you the ideas to attack the next day as an example. That's been a huge, that was a big thing that I did while I was in my funk my funky states. Live that Dominic Pirone is hell and you know, not sure what to do next. And you know, you got to keep moving you got to Dominic Pirone give you you know, you gotta have you have to invest in learning about this stuff. You know, I bought all the Pedro downs challenge stuff. I did, you know, I bought the 2020 I bought the 2021 version, like it's just, you just got to do it to stay ahead again, it's gonna be worth it as long as you put it to put it into use. Mischa Zvegintzov So, yeah, it's fun for you. Yeah. I mean, clearly, yeah, Dominic Pirone I don't do anything. Now. That's not fun. You know. It's, you know, life is too short for that I've experienced having no fun and it's not fun for me. So then the other the other thing is, is when you are putting out content that is fun, and funny and energetic, and that you're gonna attract the right people. And I can't say enough about that our community would die for us. Like, we just had a party to celebrate the holidays. And, you know, to the founders, we wanted to celebrate our two comum right to calm on achieving that, and we had 750 DJs on Twitch live just watching this live streaming party was one of the best best times I've ever had. So, you know, it's like, at the end of the day, when you hone in everything Russel teaches us and create that movement. It'll take some work, but any, but you will become very well known in your little weird niche. And people will, you know, do anything for you. So Mischa Zvegintzov that's amazing. Well, yeah, I love it. I love the fortitude, the tenacity, the the willingness to serve, the willingness to grow, the willingness to learn. Yeah, yeah, consistency and fortitude. Dominic Pirone Yeah, yeah, you gotta, you gotta have all those things. One of my favorite books, if anybody's looking for a book recommendation, I read this as much as possible. It's called The War of Art by Steven Pressfield. Okay, yep, absolutely love that book. You know, sometimes, honestly, the hardest. It's what somebody refers to as the dark work, you got to put the dark work in and ride that struggle bus here and there before before we get to the breakthroughs, and yes, that's where, you know, the training leading up to the boxing match is where you're going to be that's where winners are made. So, Mischa Zvegintzov hey, yeah, that's so good. I like how fun is it that your clients were celebrating your success? key word. Dominic Pirone We didn't tell them the number. We didn't tell them that whole part. We really didn't want to celebrate just our community being awesome. But yeah, it was like we had so much fun that night we, Mischa Zvegintzov yeah, the community success, right? Yeah. It's like, hey, it's it's again, that win win win. I think, to me, that's the dream that that I've, I've been in jobs in my youth where it wasn't Win, win win. And those are painful, right? So you can as an entrepreneur to have win wins beautiful. Yeah, I'm Dominic Pirone not again, I'm not saying that memberships are going to be for everybody. But Russell Brunson does say if you don't have recurring revenue, you don't have a business. And Frank Kern talks about memberships. And what's his name, Dan Kennedy, what's Dan Kennedy, the legend talks about, you know, recurring revenue and things like that. The other the other cool thing about a community is, you're always gonna have that constant feedback on what content to create. So I don't even hate the idea of, if you're having trouble nailing down a high ticket offer, I would suggest start with a membership. And just get people in there, have them create content, then use that to reverse engineer, take all the sexiest content out of your membership and just make your high end product. Then, right, so now you have the best of both worlds, you have a high ticket offer, and you have a recurring product. And from our membership, we found our developer, he's a DJ, who is a wizard, software engineer. He helped us design our software. So we started as a membership. And now we're a software with a membership component. So that wouldn't have happened without a membership solution. Mischa Zvegintzov Very cool. When you say, start a membership, and then have your audience create content. Yeah. Tell me tell me that. That's what you mean. Have them clear content? Yeah. Dominic Pirone So I'll use the the prior example. So I tried to sell those $300 course. I didn't do it properly. So that was that was one thing. So I took a step back, I repackaged my offer. I got people on another webinar, and I relaunched a program, the profitable social media marketing for wedding DJs, right. And I gave them all these bonuses made it a sick offer. And it's only $30 a month, right? And so people joined it. Okay. Now, every week, then I was doing trainings, trainings, trainings, but now I understand them more I understand. They're guiding me on what they want to hear inside my membership. Hey, we need to learn about this. We want to learn about YouTube ads, we want to learn about Google ads, right? Okay, good. So I'm gonna do that training, make all that content. Now I can pull that content out, create little low end offers, I could take that content and repackage it and make it a 997 course a $2,000, you know, or $5,000 in person event. Does that make sense? So yeah, totally. I love it. It allowed me to just get people in, start making some money, make sure you know, you got to be able to like make money, too. You might have a great niche and a great idea. But if you aren't making money, there's not good. Yeah, I mean, ideally, you have recurring revenue. Anyway. So. So you know, that's, it's important. Mischa Zvegintzov Yeah, that you explained you answered. Very well. Yeah. Beautiful answer. Thank you so much. Yeah. Dominic Pirone And for me, I am not a, I'm an educator, but I do. I'm not good at coaching people. So I hate one on one coaching calls. I don't hate it, but I'm just not good at it. And so, you know, we have zero, like, if you look at my calendar, I have nothing on it. And that's how I like I like to do I like to recruit provide solutions for masses, amount mass amounts of people. And I like, my time to work on those solutions. I don't you know, I'm not a coach, we will have coaching in the future. But I am not that. People who likes to coach and want to coach Well, you know, we'll send our community to them. So for people who aren't into coaching, they hate agency stuff. Which suggests I would suggest, you know, like, I've just been so happy with this model creating recurring membership products, that I can mark it my own dang self and own myself, you know, Mischa Zvegintzov so it's beautiful. It's a that's beautiful. That's good. Because not everybody wants to be a coach and it can feel like when you're in embedded in your niche that you're that that's the way it is when it's like no wait a minute. There are Dominic Pirone I mean, their coaching coaching can be awesome, right? Like, I know, I know some coaches who charge people $5,000 a month, you know, And I just like that that model is awesome. And you're gonna make a boatload of money, and no, but your time, it's gonna require your time as well. And that's okay if that's what you're into. But for me, that wasn't working for me, the agency thing never worked. For me, that's just not how my brain works, right? Like, I'm a creative, I'm a, you know, I'm a entrepreneur or a problem solver. I'm not necessarily a business operator. So that's where also linking up with guys who are those things really helped. So my tall guy, Aaron trailer, he came up with a lot of this software, and he's a great business operator, that frees me up to just do ads, and just write and more ads and more ideas. And what's the next challenge, right? If I was having to handle all those other things, it takes away from my creative brainpower to figure out these other solutions. Our next challenge. Our next webinar, our next big promotion. So Mischa Zvegintzov what a gift to have those two guys as partners. Oh, yes. Yes, that's amazing. Yeah. Yeah. Fantastic. And I wanted to touch on quick. You have, you have a higher end offer now, which seems like it's gonna be a lot of fun. You're gonna perhaps, or maybe this was in creation? You're in creation mode on this, but we're still figuring it out. Yeah. Teaching some teaching people how to get the book. Right. Exactly. Is that what's going on? Hands on? hands on training, right? Yeah, yeah, that's Dominic Pirone right. So in the future, we're going to be doing in person events for between, you know, one to $5, or even $5,000. We're gonna fly people out and have people shadow Joe, to see how his business operates. And how they can do the same thing in their business. We're still dialing that in, we're also going to do private parties. So that for those big stream parties, we're gonna offer, hey, 10, people can buy a VIP ticket and come party with us live, you don't have to watch it on the stream, and just come find out with you know, some of your favorite DJs and things like that. And then we might do a conference in the future. But again, red ocean, people don't love. Well, there's a lot of DJ conferences. And so we would have to figure out a fun spin on that. So yeah. And also putting on an event is a lot of work. And that doesn't, doesn't necessarily interest me. So yeah, I'm not trying to be lazy. I'm just I know where am I? Yeah, exactly. Yes. Mischa Zvegintzov Yeah, it sounds like the next person you get to work with perhaps is going to be the is going to be the event person, right? That's like, oh, my gosh, I love that. Let's, how come we don't have the 10 people out here for stream for the for the stream? You know, why is that not up? Like? Let's do that? Yeah. I, I, I want to be cognizant of time. And I, I think, I think we are going to need to do in six months. And interview number two, because I can't wait to see where you are in six months. And then or maybe even sooner. I don't know. All the years are so generous with what with with what you expect. Go ahead. Yeah, Dominic Pirone yeah, man, I'm in a unique position where I'm in. And I'm not marketing to internet marketers. So I don't mind showing you this stuff. Like, it's just we're in this very this unique niche. And you know, so it's been, it's been awesome. So yeah, I would love to show you Yeah, so our other membership, the DJ is vault is going to be crossing the 250 or the seven figure mark here in February. That program has been around for going on three years now. So it's all been building up. It all takes, you know, takes a while and you're especially when you when you commit to the membership model. You know, it's not, but that it all pays off. So Mischa Zvegintzov yeah, yeah. Like lead in, hang in there. The ups and the downs. Keep keep keep keep going. I want to know, before, before we end did we did we get to cover everything you were hoping to cover? Or? Yeah, I'll get that we missed or what's the one final thing you're like, hey, if I could leave you with anything. I'm going to leave you with this. Dominic Pirone Yeah. What I what I would really like to say to everybody is when you look at the word funnel, don't forget the word. The three letters F U N fun, needs to be put into the funnel. So whether that be you know, funny ads, whether that be for your next webinar, first of all, don't ever use webinar as a word. You know, it's got to be a training. It's got to be an experience. It's Gotta be, you cannot make things boring because like, you're up against tick tock, you're up against YouTubers, which some of the top YouTubers are unreal people to follow. They'll give you a ton of ideas on Mr. Beast airac these guys are crazy good at grabbing attention, right? But you're up against them, right? If you're advertising on YouTube, you're literally going up against those people who could easily pull your their, you know, your ideal person's attention away. So you better be a better have some fun with stuff. You better be in their face. Bold, funny if that's your style, bold, if that's your style, right? It's like, use your g

BANG! @southernvangard #radio Ep 164! We dropped ole Ep163 right out of the sky last week, didn’t we? If you blinked, you might have missed the fact that we dropped TWO mixes last week - Ep162 & Ep163. Might not have had an interview session last week but we DID drop twice a week! This week we’re back in regular form - a god awful amount of fly new joints on Ep164 AND an interview with Napoleon Da Legend! He even hit us off with an exclusive with Rasheed Chappell off his upcoming “Steal This Mixtape 4”! Ya’ll know Steal This Mixtape 3 JUST came out in April, right? Man we stay giving ya’ll that raw before anyone else, don’t forget it! Snippets of the interview with NDL are at the end of this mix, the full drops on Thursday. Do we have to say it again…yeah, we do - hit play ‘cause you know it’s ALWAYS #smithsonian #grade #twiceaweek // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud // #hiphop #rap #undergroundhiphop #boombap #DJ #mix #interview #podcasts #ATL #WORLDWIDE #RIPCOMBATJACK Recorded live May 20, 2018 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud #youtube twitter/IG: @jondoeatl @southernvangard @cappuccinomeeks Talk Break Inst. Prod. KAYO Talk Break Inst. - "Cha-La-La" - KAYO "Gigantic Egos" **EXCLUSIVE** - Napoleon Da Legend ft. Rasheed Chappell "Devil and God" - Napoleon Da Legend & DJ Doom featuring General Steele “Bionic Trigga” - Q-Unique ft. Napoleon da Legend & Blacastan "La Pluie" - Napoleon da Legend ft. Jise the One "Encrypted Wisdom" - Napoleon da Legend ft. Nejma Nefertiti "Maserati Kings" - Recognize Ali ft. TriState & Planet Asia Talk Break Inst. - "Be Gone" - KAYO "Saltfish" - P Brothers ft. Daniel Son "Source of Power" - Slaine "El=mc2" - Kemp ft. El Da Sensei & El Gant "5 Doors Down" - Ke Turner "Head Count" - Bumpy Knuckles & Nottz ft. Kool G Rap & Lil Fame Talk Break Inst. - "Back to NYC" - KAYO "Dice Game" - Jamil Honesty "Don Shulas" - Daniel Son x Futurewave "Tanto Lusso" - Crimeapple & Cuns "Cortinas (Curtains)" - Estee Nack x Crucial The Guillotine "Kevlar Tux" - SONNYJIM & Conway ft.Roc Marciano Talk Break Inst. - "Feeling" - KAYO Interview Snippets - Napoleon Da Legend

Full show: http://itsourshow.net/9-3-16-show/ A website you can be proud of! Artist Played: Murdoc, Doc Heller, conshus, Modern Scribe, Megan Shuck, Sa-Roc, Sol Messiah, Blu, Fate, Dolphin, Versis, Apollo Brown, Skyzoo, Joell Ortiz, Brasstracks, Masego, Wax Tailor, Ghostface, Shinobi Stalin, Marz Mello, DJ Stranger, Roots Manuva, Michl, Sylvan Esso, Nujabes, Beet Unique, Mr. Len, Breeze, Queen Heroine, The Juggaknots, WordChemist, Matisyahu, Shabaam Sahdeeq, DJ DOOM, Kenny Klutch the MC, J Roy Champion, DJ Mitsu The Beats, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

BANG! @southernvangard #radio Ep 084! Well folks - here we are, Ep 084. It’s been a wild and wooly week here at Southern Vangard HQ. We had Ep 084 and our interview session in the can on Sunday night this week, all primed for our usual mix show drop on Tues and interview session drop on Thurs. However, as many of you know, Doe and his much better half were expecting their 4th kiddo to arrive literally any minute this week - and that minute happened to be right when Doe was heading into the lab to get all the shows uploaded on Monday night! Yep, Jon and his wife welcomed a brand new baby boy into the world riiiiiight about the time you guys normally hit play on Tuesday’s mix show - and we’re happy to report that everyone is doing well. That being said - DO NOT DESPAIR! We just pushed back the mix show a few days, and decided to give you Ep084 AND our interview session with Stahhr all on Thursday this week! Technology and them damb Internets is amazing, ain’t it?! Tons of new hip-hop joints this week, peep snippets of the interview with Stahhr at the end of the mix show and then push play AGAIN to check out our chat with Stahhr! Even when we’re bringing babies into the world we STILL give you that #raw #TWICEAWEEK, and NEVER fail to deliver that #smithsonian #grade! // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #itunes #podcast #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud // #hiphop #rap #underground #DJ #mix #interview #podcasts #ATL #WORLDWIDE Recorded live August 21, 2016 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on #itunes #podcast #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud twitter/IG: @jondoeatl @southernvangard @cappuccinomeeks @beatlabusa Inst. beds by J57 “Write This Song" (Funk By Funk Remix) - Mark Ski feat. Jabrjaw "It Lives" - Relentless feat. Estee Nack & Halfabrick "Hell Yeah" - Nabo Rawk (prod. Vic Grimes) "Hola" - No Panty (Joell Ortiz, Bodega Bamz, Nitty Scott MC & Salaam Remi) "Glitches" (Phoniks Remix) - Black Thought "Five Week Heet V" - Ilajide feat. Clear Soul Forces "Veteran's Day" - Max Ptah feat. Jason Da Hater & Eddie Meeks "Limitless" - Shabaam Sahdeeq (prod. DJ Doom) "Bulldog" - Povinelli feat. Conway "Here We Go" Large Pro Remix - Southpaw Chop feat. Large Pro "Ghost Recon" - MarQ Spekt & Blockhead "Ski Mask Way" - Lyric Jones & Rah Digga (prod. Backpack Beatz, cuts DJ Eclipse) "Pray For Me" - dEnAuN "Bills" G.Huff - feat. Vice Souletric (prod. Pete Rock) "Wave Palooza" - Hus Kingpin feat. Junelyfe (prod. Marco Polo) "Andre Drummond" - DJ Rude One feat Conway Interview Snippets - Stahhr

Full show: http://itsourshow.net/4-23-16-show/ Thank You (Insert Prince Symbol Here)! Artist Played: Tryf Bindope, Tekbeatz, conshus, Dat Guy Ike, TzariZM, Royce 59, Atmosphere, Grieves, Astronautalis, DJ Shadow, Run The Jewels, Oddisee, Heresy, Monie Love, Dominique Larue, Carolina Dirty, MyVerse, Powerule, The Large Professor, Cha Wa, Allen Stone, Nujabes, Koncept, Optiks, DJ Doom, Shabaam Sahdeeq, Strawdogz, Dope Chic and Yaway, Get Open, SibaGiba Remix, Beet Unique, Tevin Campbell, Prince, GOODie MOb, Nappy DJ Needles, OutKast, A Tribe Called Quest, IMAKEMADBEATS

THE REAL HIP HOP SHOW N°300 Tracklist : DJ MODESTY - THE REAL HIP HOP SHOW Intro DJ MODESTY feat NUTSO, NAPOLEON DA LEGEND, SKEEZO, ROCKNESS, MIC HANDZ, JUXX DIAMONDZ, WILLIE STUBZ, MILANO, TRIBECA, VENOMOUS2000 & CREW54 - THE REAL HIP HOP SHOW ANTHEM (Prod by DJ MODESTY) Mr Lif Feat Del the Funky Homosapien - World Renown Joell Ortiz feat Billy Danze - Fall Back NOTORIOUS B.I.G. - SKY IS THE LIMIT (COOKIN SOUL REMIX) Wyldbunch - Welcome to The Real (RHHS Exclusive) Wildelux - Star Quality (prod by Lafayette Ave) RIPSHOP feat BIG SHUG & REKS - Watch Ya Mouth Nature feat Royal Flush & Prodigy (Mobb Deep) - This Is Easy Muja Messiah - Girl Scout Cookies FATNICE - THIS (Shane Great RMX) Mc Shinobi Feat SB Metrix & SD Seven - How Many ? (Prod By Mpadrums) CREW54 - N E WAN TESS (Prod by DJ MODESTY) (RHHS Exclusive) Beneficence - The Heart Do It All (LORDS OF THE UNDERGROUND) & Bunty Beats - Underground SONNY SEEZA - Everywhere (prod by DJ Def Cut) DJ Revolution, St. Basil, Headkrack, Mr Mecc - U NEED 2 STOP P.SO & 2HUNGRY BROS feat LIKWUID - American Apartheid Si Phili feat Afu Ra & Mayhem (EMS) - Revolutionary Bars (Prod by LeafDog) Eastkoast & Phalo Pantoja - Gold4urSoul M.W.P. Feat Don Streat, Mr. Fickle & Mitch L. Hennessy - Hip Hop State Of Mind YSER - True 2 da art v2 (Prod by SISMOGRAPHE) Nametag Alexander feat Journalist 103 - Battlegrounds (prod by DJ DDT) HIM LO - Bank Heist D Strong & giallo point Feat Shabaam Sahdeeq - Blaze Em CRHYME FAM - REAL HIP HOP (Prod by DJ MODESTY) (RHHS Exclusive) DJ BRANS feat NUTSO - Let's Make a Toast (cuts by Dj Djaz) Timeless Truth feat Sean Price - Hardbody Karate Spliff Hemingway, Agallah & Soul King - Buddha Heads Remix NAGMATIC feat EDO G - ULTRA AG (DITC) - Chain Gang (Prod By Buckwild) MILANO - MOET & DOM P (Prod by DJ MODESTY) (RHHS Exclusive) Big Twins & Twiz the Beat Pro feat Killer Ben - Straight Face Planet Asia & DJ Concept - Gold Vases KOACHE Feat Xzibit - Turn Me Back Truth - Hip Hop Heroics (Prod by DJ DOOM, Cuts by JS-1) PR Dean Presents Pumpkinhead, Sha Stimuli, Tools Beastly - Its A Massacre Mikey D - All Alone WILDELUX & D STRONG - ROCK ROCK ON (prod by DJ MODESTY) (RHHS Exclusive) Thanks to all the Listeners to be here for this celebration of the 300th Episode Anniversary. More Episodes are coming soon. PEACE & ENJOY !!!

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this Season-opener Mista Montana and Menace do this: The ever awesome Jean Grae returns to defend why she's removed her releases from Bandcamp and her latest release "Jeannie". We also reflect and discuss "The Bootleg Of The Bootleg" EP and her decision in including what she calls "a mixtape" at end of it, the status of her album "Cake Or Death" , her recent web show, a forthcoming talk show, snakes wearing hats, her concern for Chief Keith and much more! Respect this woman's moves. Jamla Records' flagship artist Rapsody joins us to discuss The 9th Wonder helmed label's new release "Jamla Is The Squad", last year's sleeper mixtape "She Got Game" , the differences working with Kooley High producers Synopsis and Foolery and 9th Wonder, ambitions of adding DJ and ghost writer to her resume, her next album and more. In his latest appearance on Conspiracy Worldwide Radio, Freddie Gibbs is focused as he runs through his extensive list of plans this year. We discuss and detail his upcoming album “Piñata", working with Madlib and gaining a new appreciation for samples, the track "Broken" with Scarface being his most personal to date, Danny Brown's influence, his forthcoming "Independent Grind" tour with Tech N9ne, an upcoming collaboration with Rap's latest sensation Young Thug and more. In anticipation of their upcoming 12" single and collaborative project, Blacastan & DJ DOOM pass through to discuss their creative relationship, signing to UK based Blunted Astronaut Records and more. We are also updated on the many scheduled Blacastan releases including his Man Bites Dog album with Reef The Lost Cauze, 2 new Army Of The Pharaohs albums, his delayed album with Block McCloud and a solo release. Highly anticipated. The legendary OC & rising producer that is Ray West join us for a brief interview detailing the creation of their latest EP "Rays Cafe". We talk latin jazz, production and MC Serch's prime time talk show "Serch" to name but a few areas covered. Author Alan Page is with us to plug his forthcoming book "Enter The Wu Tang: How 9 Men Changed Hip Hop Forever". Listen as an enthused and passionate genuine fan breaks down the book, reflecting on one of Hip Hop's most beloved groups 20 year history. Split Prophets hitman Res joins us Southbound and down to discuss his forthcoming solo LP, the future of Split Prophets and everything in between, including projects from Upfront, Flying Monk, Dat Kid and Bad-Habits and Life MC . If this wasn't enough, we also find time to reflect on his year in 2013 and talk about the common misconception of being the leader in his group and more. One of UK's finest. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace talk prophetic dreams, fetish, dominating animals, DMX vs a murderer boxing match and so much more in this very romantic broadcast.   ENJOY OUR LOVE! Contact conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this Season-opener Mista Montana and Menace do this: The ever awesome Jean Grae returns to defend why she's removed her releases from Bandcamp and her latest release "Jeannie". We also reflect and discuss "The Bootleg Of The Bootleg" EP and her decision in including what she calls "a mixtape" at end of it, the status of her album "Cake Or Death" , her recent web show, a forthcoming talk show, snakes wearing hats, her concern for Chief Keith and much more! Respect this woman's moves. Jamla Records' flagship artist Rapsody joins us to discuss The 9th Wonder helmed label's new release "Jamla Is The Squad", last year's sleeper mixtape "She Got Game" , the differences working with Kooley High producers Synopsis and Foolery and 9th Wonder, ambitions of adding DJ and ghost writer to her resume, her next album and more. In his latest appearance on Conspiracy Worldwide Radio, Freddie Gibbs is focused as he runs through his extensive list of plans this year. We discuss and detail his upcoming album “Piñata", working with Madlib and gaining a new appreciation for samples, the track "Broken" with Scarface being his most personal to date, Danny Brown's influence, his forthcoming "Independent Grind" tour with Tech N9ne, an upcoming collaboration with Rap's latest sensation Young Thug and more. In anticipation of their upcoming 12" single and collaborative project, Blacastan & DJ DOOM pass through to discuss their creative relationship, signing to UK based Blunted Astronaut Records and more. We are also updated on the many scheduled Blacastan releases including his Man Bites Dog album with Reef The Lost Cauze, 2 new Army Of The Pharaohs albums, his delayed album with Block McCloud and a solo release. Highly anticipated. The legendary OC & rising producer that is Ray West join us for a brief interview detailing the creation of their latest EP "Rays Cafe". We talk latin jazz, production and MC Serch's prime time talk show "Serch" to name but a few areas covered. Author Alan Page is with us to plug his forthcoming book "Enter The Wu Tang: How 9 Men Changed Hip Hop Forever". Listen as an enthused and passionate genuine fan breaks down the book, reflecting on one of Hip Hop's most beloved groups 20 year history. Split Prophets hitman Res joins us Southbound and down to discuss his forthcoming solo LP, the future of Split Prophets and everything in between, including projects from Upfront, Flying Monk, Dat Kid and Bad-Habits and Life MC . If this wasn't enough, we also find time to reflect on his year in 2013 and talk about the common misconception of being the leader in his group and more. One of UK's finest. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace talk prophetic dreams, fetish, dominating animals, DMX vs a murderer boxing match and so much more in this very romantic broadcast.   ENJOY OUR LOVE! Contact conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com

THE REAL HIP HOP SHOW N°253 (Hosted by MAIN FLOW) Tracklist : 1. DJ MODESTY - THE REAL HIP HOP SHOW INTRO 2. Main Flow feat. Supreme - Show In The Road 3. DJ DOOM & Blacastan feat OC - Deep Breath (prod by DJ DOOM) 4. DJ Dister feat. Masta Ace - Ain't No Thing (Prod by DJ DISTER) 5. Main Flow & 7L - Hustle Flow 6. Revalation feat Senica Da Misfit & Dont Streat - Death To All Fakes (prod by DJ BRANS, Cuts by DJ DJAZ) 7. Matt Maddox feat Tragedy Khadafi - Street art 8. Main flow - Bring It On 9. Termanology Feat Ransom - Set if Off 10. Reef The Lost Cauze - Early On My Born Day 11. ALTERBEATS feat MAIN FLOW, SOLICIT, COPYWRITE & DJ MODESTY - CLASS STRUGGLE (Prod by ALTERBEATS) 12. Verbal Kent (Ugly Heroes) - Raponomics 13. Dj Low Cut feat Mykill Miers & CF - The Spot Is Mine (Cuts by Dj Duke) 14. Main Flow feat Esoteric - RETURN OF THE CASTLE 15. BIGREC - Bullseye [prod by DIAMOND D] 16. MIC HANDZ feat JAZ O - Bright Lights 17. Main Flow & Twilight - Freestyle (prod by The Custodian Of Records) 18. First Division feat Dj Linx - Life & Death (Prod by MARCO POLO) 19. DUDLEY PERKINS FEAT. PERCEE P - Hearing Test 20. MOOD (MAIN FLOW & DONTE) - Info for the Streets 21. ODWEEYNE feat SADAT X - Black List V.2 (prod by Odweeyne of So Cracked Lab) 22. Gensu Dean & Guilty Simpson - Ink Blotches 23. MAIN FLOW & 7L feat CORMEGA - Forever 24. CRAZEOLOGY, SUBTEX & OUTWRITE feat C RAYZ WALZ & KOOL SPHERE - Heads Up (prod by WEIRDO - CRAZEOLOGY) 25. Roc Marciano feat Dino Brave, Lost Occupant & DJ Djaz - Do The Honors (DJ Brans Remix) 26. MAIN FLOW feat DONTE - Crop Circles 27. FT (FUC THAT) feat Maoz & Bumpy Johnson - Crash Ya Whip 28. Chaundon - Penmanship 29. Main flow - The Armory 30. ENDEMIC feat Tragedy Khadafi, Skyzoo, Kevlaar 7 & Salute da Kidd - 20 20 Vision 31. Macapella feat Prince Po, D Strong, King RA & Chinch33 - Settle The Score (Prod by MACAPELLA) 32. Main Flow, Blacastan, Diabolic, GQ & King Magnetic - The Grim Reaperz 33. THEO3 feat DJ Riccachet - Clouds (Prod by Audible Doctor) 34. Main Flow feat I.C. - Fist Or Cuffs 35. Raekwon Feat. Method Man & Ghostface Killah - New Wu (DJ Duke Remix) 36. Hi Tek Feat Donte, Main Flow, Brian Digby, Jr. & Crunch - Breakin´ bread 37. MOOD (MAIN FLOW & DONTE) - Peace Infinity 38. Crazeology feat Crunch Ex, Main Flow & DJ Modesty - Hood Now (Prod by WEIRDO - CRAZEOLOGY) Big Thanks to MAIN FLOW & all the artists. Thanks to all the Listeners, to Listen, Download, share & Comment. Peace !!!

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this women episode Mista Montana and Menace do this: Recently inducted Demigodz member Blacastan joins us dolo to promote latest Demigodz opus, 'KILLmatic'. Long awaited and paying homage to an era responsible for shaping his and his cohorts styles, Blacastan breaks down its creation, detailing the science behind some of the albums tracks such as 'Audi 5000', 'Dead In The Middle' and more! We also discuss Blac's colourful future, which will soon include various projects, one of which teaming with Reef The Lost Cauze for a project on Man Bites Dog Records , as well as a collaborative project with DJ DOOM set to drop on UK label Blunted Astronaut and the highly anticipated forthcoming AOTP album! To reference a track off 'KILLmatic', Blacastan is on a 'dumb-high' right now and we hope he doesn't come down! Adrian Younge may not be a known name in Hip Hop yet, but with rising anticipation around Ghostface Killah's forthcoming '12 Reasons To Die', a conceptual project that he describe's as a "vintage Italian horror film", its only but a matter of time before this changes! In a rare interview, we explore and detail his contribution to the 1968 based conceptual project and discuss his role as the album producer breaking down its creation, concept, direction and more! A student of RZA, Adrian talks about why this project is so personal to him citing 'Ironman' as a huge influence before later revealing his feelings on the forthcoming Wu-Tang album due later this year and much more! Essential listening! Westcoast legend Brotha Lynch Hung joins us for the first time on The Friday Night Live Show to detail his latest and final part in his Strange Music trilogy, 'Mannibalector'. We explore its creation comparing it to both projects prior, how the story ends and the reveal of an originally proposed ending that he deemed as too controversial to use, Strange Music's influence and more! We also touch on being bothered by fans that choose to pigeonhole his style, currently working on a 'Mannibalector' screenplay, his love of horror movies, touring, Juggalo's, censorship and his relationship with the media over the span of his controversial career, and much more!! Grrrr... Listen if you dare!    It's been a long Winter for us here at Conspiracy Worldwide Radio. Even longer has been the wave of critical acclaim and positive responses for one of the UK's premier artists right now: Edward Scissortongue. Taking the time out to join us last November, Ed reflects upon the creation of 2012's sleeper 'Better Luck Next Life' and why working with producer LampLighter for its entirety was so important among a gang of other topics including, lyricism, working with Sci-Fi Stu, The Bee Gees and more! Don't miss this interview with one of the UK's most gifted and High-Focused artists of recent times, and do remember that 'Better Luck Next Life' is available now for purchase. Rap royalty Myka 9 (Freestyle Fellowship) walks us through the making of his fantastic recently released, 'Sovereign Soul'. Entirely produced by Canadian producer Factor, we talk creative comparisons to their last project '1969' citing the noticeable upgrade in its live instrumentation, his style, collaborating with label mate Astronautalis, Freestyle Fellowship, being inspired by ex-house mate Talib Kweli, being in the lab with 2Pac and Biggie and much more! Legendary Status!! Sadistik drops in just weeks before the release of his new album 'Flowers For My Father' to talk the following: the electronic vibe of the project, maturity, accessibility, feeling less confined stylistically, the albums original change of direction, expectations, Dario Argentino's daughter tweeting his music, emphasising with the criticism Cage recieved for his transition in style, a new secret project and already starting his next album as well as a poetry book! This interview is the depiction of a balancing act -  no pun intended, crew!  Quelle Chris passes through to promote recently released Mello Music 7" single 'Ratsh*t' and two upcoming projects. In this fruitful interview we discuss the UK being responsible for the concept behind 'Ratsh*t' and director Eric Coleman's (Mochilla) vision for the the video, producing 'Monopoly' for Danny Brown, sampling and technological shifts, expanding people's undestanding of Hip-Hop, record digging with Roc Marciano, future work with rap titan Sean Price and more! AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace lock horns regarding a miriad of controversial topics including, the new Pope, fox danger, Harlem Shake Poop and much more! Don't miss out like an agrophobic. Check out our new site here The Reveal Make sure you peep Wordplay Magazine here.

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this women episode Mista Montana and Menace do this: Recently inducted Demigodz member Blacastan joins us dolo to promote latest Demigodz opus, 'KILLmatic'. Long awaited and paying homage to an era responsible for shaping his and his cohorts styles, Blacastan breaks down its creation, detailing the science behind some of the albums tracks such as 'Audi 5000', 'Dead In The Middle' and more! We also discuss Blac's colourful future, which will soon include various projects, one of which teaming with Reef The Lost Cauze for a project on Man Bites Dog Records , as well as a collaborative project with DJ DOOM set to drop on UK label Blunted Astronaut and the highly anticipated forthcoming AOTP album! To reference a track off 'KILLmatic', Blacastan is on a 'dumb-high' right now and we hope he doesn't come down!  Adrian Younge may not be a known name in Hip Hop yet, but with rising anticipation around Ghostface Killah's forthcoming '12 Reasons To Die', a conceptual project that he describe's as a "vintage Italian horror film", its only but a matter of time before this changes! In a rare interview, we explore and detail his contribution to the 1968 based conceptual project and discuss his role as the album producer breaking down its creation, concept, direction and more! A student of RZA, Adrian talks about why this project is so personal to him citing 'Ironman' as a huge influence before later revealing his feelings on the forthcoming Wu-Tang album due later this year and much more! Essential listening! Westcoast legend Brotha Lynch Hung joins us for the first time on The Friday Night Live Show to detail his latest and final part in his Strange Music trilogy, 'Mannibalector'. We explore its creation comparing it to both projects prior, how the story ends and the reveal of an originally proposed ending that he deemed as too controversial to use, Strange Music's influence and more! We also touch on being bothered by fans that choose to pigeonhole his style, currently working on a 'Mannibalector' screenplay, his love of horror movies, touring, Juggalo's, censorship and his relationship with the media over the span of his controversial career, and much more!! Grrrr... Listen if you dare!    It's been a long Winter for us here at Conspiracy Worldwide Radio. Even longer has been the wave of critical acclaim and positive responses for one of the UK's premier artists right now: Edward Scissortongue. Taking the time out to join us last November, Ed reflects upon the creation of 2012's sleeper 'Better Luck Next Life' and why working with producer LampLighter for its entirety was so important among a gang of other topics including, lyricism, working with Sci-Fi Stu, The Bee Gees and more! Don't miss this interview with one of the UK's most gifted and High-Focused artists of recent times, and do remember that 'Better Luck Next Life' is available now for purchase. Rap royalty Myka 9 (Freestyle Fellowship) walks us through the making of his fantastic recently released, 'Sovereign Soul'. Entirely produced by Canadian producer Factor, we talk creative comparisons to their last project '1969' citing the noticeable upgrade in its live instrumentation, his style, collaborating with label mate Astronautalis, Freestyle Fellowship, being inspired by ex-house mate Talib Kweli, being in the lab with 2Pac and Biggie and much more! Legendary Status!! Sadistik drops in just weeks before the release of his new album 'Flowers For My Father' to talk the following: the electronic vibe of the project, maturity, accessibility, feeling less confined stylistically, the albums original change of direction, expectations, Dario Argentino's daughter tweeting his music, emphasising with the criticism Cage recieved for his transition in style, a new secret project and already starting his next album as well as a poetry book! This interview is the depiction of a balancing act -  no pun intended, crew!  Quelle Chris passes through to promote recently released Mello Music 7" single 'Ratsh*t' and two upcoming projects. In this fruitful interview we discuss the UK being responsible for the concept behind 'Ratsh*t' and director Eric Coleman's (Mochilla) vision for the the video, producing 'Monopoly' for Danny Brown, sampling and technological shifts, expanding people's undestanding of Hip-Hop, record digging with Roc Marciano, future work with rap titan Sean Price and more! AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace lock horns regarding a miriad of controversial topics including, the new Pope, fox danger, Harlem Shake Poop and much more! Don't miss out like an agrophobic.   Check out our new site here The Reveal Make sure you peep Wordplay Magazine here.