Podcast appearances and mentions of houston hip hop

New Episode!!! This week Riplak & I sit down with Murder One of the South Park Coalition. We discuss his first memories of Hip-Hop, when he started rapping, meeting K-Rino, going to High School with Ganksta NIP, the SPC, new music & much more. As always the audio version is available on all major podcast platforms & the video version on YouTube.Follow the podcast on Instagram & X: @b_boypodcastFind us online: www.riplak.comFollow Murder One on Instagram: @murderonespc86

Undiscovered Gemz Featuring Delon White   BIO: Delon White is a R&B/Soul singer, songwriter and producer born in Newark OH, raised in Boston MA now a Houston TX resident. Singing and performing since since age 9. Started first doing small local talent shows. In my late teen to young adult ages started joining and performing in local vocal/dance groups. First prominent one being Flayre which was signed to record producer Tony Rose and his Solid Platinum Records. He was known for his work with Maurice Starr of New Edition and New Kids On The Block fame. Years later joined another group called Raw Vibez. That group put out a local single called Take Me Away on the Mona Lisa/Bristol Studios compilation tape. Years later once moved to Houston started doing my solo stuff. Signed to Tate Music Group released first album SOUL SESSION VOL I . Also did hook work and was featured in videos with Houston Hip Hop artist Emphamous B. Performed several shows in Houston area. Biggest venue Red Cat Jazz Festival in Galveston TX with a live backing band. Also sang lead with the St. Luke's Choir and performed live on FOX26. Later signed with Stephen Jerome Ferguson indie label Ambyent Records and released second album THE ELECTRIC LOVE MOVEMENT. One of the songs All I Wanna Do Is See You Smile won an Akademia Award for Best R&B/Soul Song month of February 2017 along with a few songs charting on several world wide indie radio stations including Radio Indie International Network, 96.9 the Oasis, Radio Indie Freeform, RFPRadio, Lady Mamalade Show and main ones like Pandora, Spotify, iTunes, YouTube, Tidal Current new single CALLING YOU BACK under Ambyent Records #interview #podcast #undiscoveredgemz #DelonWhite #Tigress315Radio #MCAndrewLove  

Welcome to Season 4 of Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. Check out the interview with Houston/Louisiana Hip HopArtist, Killa D. He discusses his latest single, Pop It. Follow home @KillaD713 on all platforms#BlondeIntelligence #KillaD713 #NewPodcastEpisode #IndieArtistInterviewSupport the Show.https://www.Blonde-Intelligence.comhttps://youtube.com/c/IndieArtistMusicHustlewithBlondeIntelligencehttps://chrt.fm/track/GF3B5B/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/feeds.myhost.com/my.mp3

My guest on this episode is Chingo Bling. Originally a product of the Houston hip-hop scene where he collaboraed with the likes of Paul Wall, Pitbull, & Baby Bash, he pivoted to stand-up and content creation a decade ago. His first special, They Can't Deport Us All, debuted on Netflix. In this episode we talk about writing material for a new tour, and how to get it ready. Also, Chingo has built a team around him he trusts and we talk about that too. It's a good conversation among friends about how to make things that make you happy.

It's a new year and the QUANTUM LEAP crew bring it in heavy!!! Has Dopeako Jones started the new year cosplaying for a couple of films? Katt Williams brought in the new year with a nuclear bomb and the history of Houston Hip-Hop is a necessary watch. New music from Sankofa, Al Skratch, Switch and more... Click play and take the leap!!!Follow us NOW on Spotify, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, and more...!!You like what hear..? PROVIDE a donation on @kpft.org (DONATE button)QUANTUM LEAP RADIO broadcasting and streaming live from #HUEston T.X.Every Saturday from 4-6p.m. CST (90.1FM KPFT Houston in HD2) & Thursday 3-5a.m. CST (on the F.M. dial)Worldwide@kpft.org/listenortunein app

Acclaimed lyricist, Fat Tony, has played a significant role in shaping Houston's rap scene with his unique style of music. Raised in the city's historic Third Ward, he has family roots in Nigeria – a part of the world where emerging singers and songwriters from the region are finding success on American music charts. Consequently, mainstream pop acts have been taking notice and are quickly jumping on their cultured bandwagon with featured collaborations. Join I SEE U Host Eddie Robinson for a very candid conversation with master storyteller, Fat Tony, about his music career, the future of hip-hop and how Prince inspires his creativity. The rapper also explains why so many fans of different races and ethnicities gravitate to his music—a notion that tends to ring true for other renown Houston artists and performers.

This week I'm joined by Raven Hunter, Brad Sadler & Rowdy Jesus to discuss the Top 10 Bushwick Bill songs. Did your favorite from the little big man make the cut? RIP Bushwick BillFollow the podcast on Instagram & Twitter (X): @b_boypodcastFind us online: www.riplak.com

Hi guys! We're back and this week we're talking the City Girls upcoming album, Megan Thee Stallion album theories, and Doja Cat's latest antics! We're joined by Essence Associate editor and founder of the Houston Tx Hip-Hop Museum, Shelby Stewart to discuss southern rap and the importance of Houston Hip-Hop culture.  Follow Shelby on Twitter @shelbylnstewart and the Houston Tx Hip-Hop museum @HTXHipHopMuseum ALSO don't forget to VOTE in our awards show! LINK: https://forms.gle/31SNYYX452R87bVp8  

On todays episode we are joined by an H-Town legend and pioneer D-Solo! We talked about the history of Houston Hip-Hop, Street Flava, the fall out of Houston Hip Hop in the early 2000s, favorite memories, the impact of social media and so much more!!! Follow D. Solo on IG: http://instagram.com/streetflavatv Powered By: La Maquina http://instagram.com/lamaquinaent GT Digital http://instagram.com/gtdigitaldistribution La Conecta http://instagram.com/laconectabrand Follow us on IG: http://instagram.com/thejvazshow http://tiktok.com/thejvazshow http://facebook.com/thejvazshow --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thejvazshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thejvazshow/support

This week, in Episode 12, we're laughing, chatting, and reading with Alana Dao, author of "Southern Hustle: Houston Hip-Hop & Chinese Chicken." As we've seen in FX's "The Bear," (big love for that show here at The BS!) the energy and buzz of working in kitchens can show up in someone's DNA. Alana echoes that sentiment as she shares the tale of her great grandparents' journey to the U.S. and how her family's Houston restaurant, Timmy Chan's (and the egg rolls, fried chicken, and rice served there)  have become iconic in the chopped and screwed rap music. We're rapping and mapping, y'all. Episode 12 is a must-listen. Show Notes It can also be found in our new book Food Stories: writing that stirs the pot, available here: https://bsgeneralstore.com/products/food-stories You can read the full story at the Bitter Southerner's website. Click here to read the story. Our playlist featuring all of the artists mentioned in the episode and more can be found on our Spotify playlist. Click here to listen on Spotify! Credits Hosted by Kyle Tibbs Jones Produced by Ryan Engelberger Engineered by Thomas Sully Allen at Tweed Recording in Athens, Georgia The theme music for Batch was made by Curt Castle. This episode of Batch (in fact this whole batch of food stories) was made possible by the support of E Pluribus Unum. Learn more at https://www.unumfund.org/

In this weeks roundtable I'm joined by Raven Hunter & Brad Sadler to discuss the top 10 songs by Geto Boys member Scarface. We cover all eras of his career. Did your favorite Scarface song make the list?Follow the podcast on Instagram & Twitter: @b_boypodcastFollow the podcast on Tik Tok: @stillabboyFind us online: www.riplak.com

Houston Hip Hop artist, Yu$e is back for another interview with Music Overload after almost three years! In this exclusive interview, Yu$e shares his journey as an artist, including the influencers that shaped his career and a sneak peek of his upcoming mixtape "Nice Neighbor Hood Sh*t!" As you watch, you'll discover why he's is one of the most humble and driven artists in the game right now. With a strong passion for rap music from the age of 14, Yu$e is known for his unwavering confidence and dedication to his craft. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Yu$e's music, this interview is a must-watch. He's an unstoppable force in hip-hop right now, and no matter what your perception of him is from this point forward, it's evident that Yu$e will always let his music speak for itself. . . . Follow Yu$e for more upcoming music! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yuse.official/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@yuse.officia... SoundCloud: https://on.soundcloud.com/S5Uqt Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5hM6q... --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musicoverload/message

Mr. Slimm of 5th Ward Juvenilez joins the archive with this special episode 

V Squad visits for an interview. During their discussion, he discusses Houston Hip Hop, relationships with Slim Thug, Paul Wall and Chamillionaire; sheds light on leveraging secular events to grow the kingdom, bridging the gap in #CHH, and collaborating with "mainstream" artists & outlets to spread the gospel. What are your relationship non-negotiables? The #RealTalkTopic is about relationships. DJ Focus and Dice Gamble offer some common tips on how to have a successful marriage, love versus lust, and embrace differences. Tune into Da Fixx Morning Radio Show weekdays at 6 AM EST on Holy Culture Radio - SiriusXM Channel 154. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Live Session with Houston Hip-Hop legend and entrepreneur Bun B, who has partnered with Rock The Bells to headline and curate the first ever Hip-Hop food court experience for the Rock The Bells Festival taking place August 6 in Queens, NY. We discussed this and more as the music icon, educator, and now culinary dynamo continues his leadership in multiple sectors! Also, we have to congratulate Bun on having his Trill Burgers being named Best Burger in America by Good Morning America! The Trill Mealz Hip-Hop Inspired Food Court will feature a roster of Hip Hop celebrity culinary vendors representing various parts of the country: Bun B's Trill Burgerz (Houston) Nas's Sweet Chick (Brooklyn) Mia X's Team Whip Them Pots (New Orleans) Ghostface Killah's Killah Koffee (Staten Island)   Jadakiss & Style P's Juices for Life (Bronx) E-40's Goon with the Spoon (Bay Area)

This episode was a long time coming! Author Lance Scott Walker finally stops by to discuss all things DJ Screw and Houston Hip Hop. Originally, we were going to a record an episode back in 2020, and then COVID happened. Since then, he's released a new book."DJ Screw A Life in Slow Revolution" details the life and influence of legendary DJ, DJ Screw, who introduced the world to "Chopped and Screwed" music. Lance is a native Texan who previously wrote "Houston Rap" and "Houston Rap Tapes: An Oral History of Bayou City Hip-Hop."  Purchase DJ Screw A Life in Slow Revolution at www.djscrewbook.com Find Lance Scott Walker on Twitter: @lanceswalker Instagram: @lanceswalker Sound Editing: Brittney Richardson brrproductionscctx@gmail.com Theme Song Produced By: Reggie Coby Twitter: @mrc0by Instagram: mrc0by Have recommendations for a future guest or show topic? Questions? Feedback?  Email me at ItNeverHurtstoAskPod@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/itneverhurtstoask IG: @ItNeverHurtsToAsk Twitter: @podcastchris

What effect do early influences have on our long term development? From role models, to music, to personal growth, M.O.N.K. covers it all in this Q and A format, with questions submitted by listeners. Topics Covered: -Role Models -Success...what is it really? -Public school as an driver of economics. -What is a paradox? -Self acceptance and personal growth. -Musical Influences. -Jack Johnson (the songwriter, not the boxer). -Coming up in the Golden Age of Houston Hip-Hop. -How to write a book. -How not to write a book. -The Murph Challenge. -Murph Training Plan. (Click on the link...) *** Pick up the Book: Reclaiming the Man. You can connect with everything going on in the Glawry Universe by clicking here! Instagram: @_glawry_ or @xxmonkxx Twitter: @_glawry_

I sit down with Houston, TX pioneer K-Rino. We discuss him starting rhyming in 1983, battling Gangsta NIP and then joining forces with him in 1987, the meaning of his name, releasing over 50 studio albums, starting the South Park Coalition, his community outreach and much more.This week's "In Memory" we look back on the life and death of Pimp C.Follow K-Rino on Twitter: @TheRealKRinoSPC Website: www.southparkcoalition.net Follow the podcast on Twitter & Instagram: @b_boypodcastEmail us: stillabboypodcast@protonmail.com

Our heroes return, but this time in a new setting, with Houston Hip Hop legends in the making, Chop the Father and A.B. Raps. We talk about hip hop, movies and why the fuck Trey bought a Stem Player. Intro Music: Eric Skiff - A Night of Dizzy Spells http://www.popfizzclick.net Instagram: @itspopfizzclick Matt: @badchildwiththebeats Trey: @treysome_81 Guest: Chop the Father - @chopthefather Twitter - @chopthefather1 A.B. Raps - @a.b.raps @crashlandinghtx Copyright 2022 - No Sleeps Studios --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/popfizzclick/message

Acclaimed lyricist, Fat Tony, has played a significant role in shaping Houston's rap scene with his unique style of music. Raised in the city's historic Third Ward, he has family roots in Nigeria – a part of the world where emerging singers and songwriters from the region are finding success on American music charts. Consequently, mainstream pop acts have been taking notice and are quickly jumping on their cultured bandwagon with featured collaborations. Join I SEE U Host Eddie Robinson for a very candid conversation with master storyteller, Fat Tony, about his music career, the future of hip-hop and how Prince inspires his creativity. The rapper also explains why so many fans of different races and ethnicities gravitate to his music—a notion that tends to ring true for other renown Houston artists and performers.

Listen in on a conversation between two OG's in the hip-hop game, discuss a range of topics from community, to the future of hip-hop. They also talk of the power of change. GREAT INTERVIEW!!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/colay3/message

To be black and southern is to contend with the embedded legacy of racial terror and grapple with the unique and enduring culture created in its shadow. The term “dirty south” can invoke many images connected to southern agrarian life, but hip-hop artists have transformed it into a banner of pride. Dirty South now represents a short cut for understanding the perspectives of creatives who were raised or procured their work in the South – through music, art, fashion, and other forms of cultural products that possessed a specific, Southern lens.  This work has been captured in an exhibit called, “Dirty South,” currently on display at the Contemporary Art Museum of Houston until February.  On this episode of I SEE U, join us as guest host, Dr. Melayne Price, chats with the exhibit's curator, Valerie Cassel Oliver, as well as Houston artists Nathaniel Donnett and Mel Chin whose works are included in the show. Find out what happens when contemporary art merges with the roots of Southern hip-hop culture in The Dirty South.

This week's guest is Shelby Stewart. She is a writer for the Houston Chronicle and the founder of the Houston Hip Hop Museum. We speak with her about how she got her start in writing, her decision to start a museum about Houston Hip Hop, the deep musical history here in Houston, and more.

No Brotherly Love for Watson or CAPPIN in Philly? THINK TANK turns into a Landry vs Fig debate over the Houston GOAT and more heading into the weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL HEAR FROM OUR SPECIAL GUEST JHIAME, WHERE WE TALK HOUSTON HIP HOP, PAUL WALL, ARTIST VS PRODUCER AND MORE! WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW ON THE RAPPERS IN MY BACKYARD YOUTUBE CHANNEL! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgfG5qFhV7A344IyC_SC8IA/featured CHECK OUT OUR OFFICIAL WEBSITE AT www.rappersinmybackyard.com LIKE US ON FACEBOOK! https://www.facebook.com/rappersinmybackyard FOLLOW US INSTAGRAM! https://www.instagram.com/rappersinmybackyard FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/rappersbackyard SUBSCRIBE. LIKE. COMMENT. SHARE... EVERY SUNDAY AT 2PM (PST) WE RAP ABOUT RELATIONSHIPS, ENTERTAINMENT & MUSIC! YA HEARD!!! #rappersinmybackyard #rimby #lisao #podcast #youtube #spotify #applepodcasts #iheartradio #relationships #entertainment #music --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rappersinmybackyard/message

Starting as a member of Wreckshop's Platinum Soul, Chikken Hawk is responsible for some of the most classic Houston Hip Hop records in history. He talks to Donnie Houston about his upbringing and how he met Double D at a young age, who ushered him into Wreckshop Records. Chikken Hawk also talks about how Fat Pat gave him his name as well as possible details surrounding death. After leaving Wreckshop, he went on to produce Lil O's classic "Players Get Chose" and others. Watch On YouTube: https://youtu.be/0SB6aP2md6g Follow @ImDonnieHouston @DonnieHoustonPodcast on social media.

Big Tony has been making a name for himself in the Houston Hip Hop community for the last few years and has built up a strong following in a short time. Big Tony talks to Donnie Houston about growing up on the north side of Houston, Slim Thug's #KOTHchallenge​ helping to elevate his career, future plans and more. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BdWRlp8Gin8 Follow @ImDonnieHouston @DonnieHoustonPodcast on social media.

This week's guest is DJ, Producer, Podcaster, and Hip Hop Historian Donnie Houston. A lot has changed since the last time we spoke with him. Over the pandemic he has rebranded his show into The Donnie Houston Podcast, focusing on the history of Houston Hip Hop and filling in the gaps of the city's stories. We speak with Donnie about the growing success of the show, exposing a younger generation to Houston history, his plans for the future, dabbling in comedy, and more.

The craftsman behind many of Houston Hip-Hop's great album covers is the incredibly talented Mike Frost! As the first graphic designer to join the show he reflects on the last 20 plus years working with local artists like Paul Wall while also getting involved in projects for corporate companies and other businesses where he has been able to gain more leverage and create sustainable financial freedom. This episode is great for those looking to create multiple income streams as a creative and it should give you a good blueprint on how to grow as a personal brand yourself. With the creative agency SLF EMP and many more cool projects coming be sure to check out what Mike is continuing to create as one of the unsung heroes of Houston music and culture! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/provenknowledge/support

This week's guest is Henry Darragh, better known as Doc Loc of "Doc Loc and the Swangers". He is a composer and multi-instrumentalist from Pasadena, Texas who is well versed in many musical styles, but has gravitated to Hip Hop...specifically Houston Hip Hop. He has performed musical interpretations with artist like Bun B and was one of the last performers to work with the late Bushwick Bill. Doc Loc sits down with us and speaks about his upbringing in music, the mistakes and setbacks he has had to rise above in life, what it was like meeting and working with Houston MC's like Bushwick Bill, and what you can expect from him and The Swangers. www.myhumbleo.com/links

Orian "Lump" Lumpkin has been a force in Houston Hip Hop culture since the early 90's. Origianlly from Los Angelos, Lump grew up in gang culture as a kid before moving to Houston to live with this father. Lump is most known for creating On The Level, a promotional company. Though OTL, Lump was able to work and build relationships with all of the major players in the industry. This episode is filled with great stories about DJ Screw, Cash Money Records, Destiny's Child and a whole lot more. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/qXk0fW5tOi8

Dev Lemons joins Donnie Houston on Instagram Live for a lesson on DJ Screw and Houston Hip Hop culture. She recently caught a lot of backlash for not crediting DJ Screw as the originator of slowed down music. Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPl9PJp-22U

On this episode we pick the brains of these fledgling Houston hip hop artist $tackz and Blue July. We delve into the creative process, motivation, and what goals they hope to obtain in this musical journey. These young people are ultra hungry and have the courage & bravery to chase their dreams. Hope you enjoy this episode please make sure to subscribe and leave a comment, have a blessed day.

MC Kane stopped by to talk to Donnie Houston about his career and contributions to other careers in the Houston Hip Hop scene. Kane started off as an MC in the clubs around Houston. After making a name for himself, he decided to create a concert series for himself and his rap friends. This concert series, Frontline, also featured: Propain, Delorean, Dante Higgins and others who were relatively unknown at the time. This concert series started a new movement in Houston hip hop, which was known as New Houston. This is another dope episode with a lot of history. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/S6qx4ikFc3I Follow Donnie Houston @ImDonnieHouston

Richard Johnson started off with a career as a professional football player, playing for the Houston Oilers. When he arrived in Houston, he was introduced to the hip hop scene and began to take interest. He formed Beatbox Records and his first acts were Street Military and Klondike Kat. Afterwards, he went on to work with Bam, Lez Mone', Fakkulty, G Rapp as well as release a solo album for Pharoah and another for K.B. and Lil Flea of Street Military. This another dope episode with a lot of Houston Hip Hop history.

Shea Serrano joins Donnie Houston on Instagram Live for a conversation about his journey in life and journalism. We start by talking about his days at Sam Houston State University and then move into how his wife's pregnancy led to him becoming a journalist. Shea was a writer for Houston Press, covering Houston Hip Hop events when he and Donnie met in 2010. From there he went on to write for various media outlets as well as write a few books, three of them becoming NY Times #1 best sellers: The Rap Year Book, Basketball (and Other things), Movies (and Other things). Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/3i0QgiTnx0I Follow @ImDonnieHouston @DonnieHoustonPodcast on Instagram and Twitter (@DonHouPodcast).

NeffyRaps chops it up with Grammy Nominated Multi Platinum Record Producer Mr. Lee. Get the inside scoop on the difference between Dallas and Houston hip-hop, the BLM movement, and what's next!

On Tuesday's Houston Matters: Funeral services will be held today for George Floyd following a public visitation Monday. Also this hour: City Controller Chris Brown answers your questions about the city's budget and finances. Plus, this week Houston is set to see its hottest weather of the year so far thanks to Tropical Storm Cristobal. Meg Tapp from the Garden Club of Houston tells us what that means for your garden and answers listener questions.... Read More

It's getting warmer, the sun is out longer, and you know you need tunes for vibin' look no further than these phat tracx!

Houston's own Power House Rap Icon, Slim Thug, talks about his Coronavirus scare, keeping busy and continuing dropping projects.

Kdave sits down with the Queen of Houston Hip Hop and Culture, Shelby Stewart. They talk about her latest projects, her love for hip hop and many intimate conversations. Find Her @ShelbyStewart on all Platforms Check out the HTX Hip Hop Museum: HtxHipHopmuseum.org Find the host: Twitter: @Kaetaughtyouu IG- KdaveSpeaks

Keyvon and his team take a road trip Atlanta for the "Jack the Rapper" Convention in the early 90's and experience southern bias beyond belief, but forges ahead with a plan to solidify Down South B-Boy Productions. They take a trip to ATL for business, but things get personal in the rap game. Saul Gravy tells the story how he ended up as a Hip-Hop reporter and editor, after uncovering dirty dealings as an Investigative Reporter years prior.

Matt Sonzala stops by to talk Houston Hip Hop history, SXSW and more!

Song List"Diggin' Da South (Feat. Z-Ro)" - H.A.W.K. 0:00"25 Lighters (Feat. Lil Keke & Fat Pat)" - DJ DMD 4:12"Now N Lata Paint (Feat. Paul Wall, Chamillionaire, Tum Tum, Killa Kyleon & Grit Boys) - H.A.W.K. & Lil Keke 8:58"Throwed In Da Game (Feat. Lil Keke, Big Pokey & C-Note)" - H.A.W.K. 12:40"Swang On 4's" - Z-Ro 18:04"Mo City Don" - Z-Ro 21:24"June 27th (Feat. Lil C)" - Z-Ro 25:49"Pimp Tha Pen" - Lil Keke 32:53"Still Pimpin' Pens (Feat. DJ Screw) (Screwed)" - Lil Keke 36:06"Toy Soldiers" - H.A.W.K. 40:02

This week we take a break from the Houston Hip Hop talk and chop it up with Kame. It's been a while since we've had a woman on the show and Kame tells her very interesting story about life as a mother, going to prison and a lot more!

Legendary DJ, T. Gray stopped by to talk about his 25 plus year career. Early recordings with Slim Thug, 97.9 The Box, producing for legends like Big Moe and Pimp C + more. This episode is over 2 hours of Houston Hip Hop history!

We bring in another guest (Kenny) to discuss Houston Hip Hop and Hip Hop in general.

Carlos Garza has seen the Houston Hip Hop scene from it's humble beginnings to what it is today. We talk about everything from being captivated by hip hop in the late 70's to working at Soundwaves, discovering DJ Premier and more! Follow @DonnieHoustonPodcast

This week we sit down with TroubleSum. She has worked with plenty of Houston artists including veterans like Trae the Truth and newer artists like our previous guest, Dante Higgins. She speaks with us about her start in the music industry, her ties throughout the Houston Hip Hop community, and branching out into other avenues in entertainment.

In Black America producer and host John L. Hanson, Jr. presents an interview with Lance Scott Walker, author of Houston Rap Tapes: An Oral History of Bayou Hip-Hop, which chronicles the emergence of Houston Hip-Hop and Rap, and the rise of artists like The Geto Boys and DJ Screw.

In Black America producer and host John L. Hanson, Jr. presents an interview with Lance Scott Walker, author of Houston Rap Tapes: An Oral History of Bayou Hip-Hop, which chronicles the emergence of Houston Hip-Hop and Rap, and the rise of artists like The Geto Boys and DJ Screw.

In Black America producer and host John L. Hanson, Jr. presents an interview with Lance Scott Walker, author of Houston Rap Tapes: An Oral History of Bayou Hip-Hop, which chronicles the emergence of Houston Hip-Hop and Rap, and the rise of artists like The Geto Boys and DJ Screw.

This week we were joined by DJ Havin Thangs to talk all things Houston Hip Hop. We start off by talking about Trump coming to Houston and eventually get into the current state of Houston Hip Hop, Sauce Walka being the most influential new age rapper and more! Follow What They Talkin Bout @WTTBPodcast

It's a new year and the sixth season of The Soul Brother Show! I have been a fan of Kam Franklin's ever since I first heard her sing several years ago. As the lead vocalist of the Gulf Coast soul band the Suffers, Kam's honey-coated sounds will take you to another time and space. Recently, Kam and I sat down for veggie burgers and fries at Houston's Field of Greens to talk about her latest project, Nu Metals, life on the road with the Suffers, as well as what's in store for her future. To round out this podcast are some cuts from Houston's finest that's bound to make ya head bob! Sit back, relax, and enjoy!Lil Keke - SouthsideLil Keke w/the Suffers - Southside 2K LiveEimaral Sol - YBeyonce - FreedomRosewood Thievz - I Wasn't Gonna Go But I'm Glad I Made ItKam Franklin - Change (In the House of Flies)Kam Franklin - Freak On a LeashThe Suffers - PeanutsThe Suffers - Make Some RoomDirty Knows Nasty w/Bishop Black and Genesis Blu - RoyalsBlaze X Black - Hurt So Bad

It's a new year and the sixth season of The Soul Brother Show! I have been a fan of Kam Franklin's ever since I first heard her sing several years ago. As the lead vocalist of the Gulf Coast soul band the Suffers, Kam's honey-coated sounds will take you to another time and space. Recently, Kam and I sat down for veggie burgers and fries at Houston's Field of Greens to talk about her latest project, Nu Metals, life on the road with the Suffers, as well as what's in store for her future. To round out this podcast are some cuts from Houston's finest that's bound to make ya head bob! Sit back, relax, and enjoy! Lil Keke - Southside Lil Keke w/the Suffers - Southside 2K Live Eimaral Sol - Y Beyonce - Freedom Rosewood Thievz - I Wasn't Gonna Go But I'm Glad I Made It Kam Franklin - Change (In the House of Flies) Kam Franklin - Freak On a Leash The Suffers - Peanuts The Suffers - Make Some Room Dirty Knows Nasty w/Bishop Black and Genesis Blu - Royals Blaze X Black - Hurt So Bad

NueLife of the 5th Ward Boyz  will join the archive 

Get N Tha Game Exclusive with Kirko Bangz   Kirko Bangz Gets N Tha Game to talk Houston Hip-Hop, his new song "Swang N Bang" and who's in his DMs Watch the video on our YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/4Vv6MW4KFMk Follow us on Social Media  Twitter: @_GetNThaGame Facebook: GetNThaGame IG: @GetNThaGame Host: @officialkikij Co-host: @iamfatpimp  

To me, it was one of the most tragic deaths in Houston Hip-Hop history. Losing DJ Screw, Pimp C, Big Moe, and so many others... all of those deaths hit me pretty hard. But when DJ Chill called me at 11:30pm on May 1st 2006 to tell me Hawk had been shot, my heart sunk. But at that first moment I really didn't believe it. "Who would shoot Hawk? Why?" To me he was one of the nicest, most honest and reliable people in the entire community. I didn't know anyone who had any problem with Hawk. Within the music community, he was really one of those dudes that everyone liked. And within the Screwed Up Click, he really was the 5 Star General. The passing of his brother Fat Pat in 1998 was a huge hit to the Houston community. Then when Screw passed in 2000, that was about as bad as things could get. Those were horrible deaths to have to deal with and get past. I had a hard time with them both, but to me, Hawk was a real friend. We didn't hang out and BBQ and shit like that, but when I needed to rally the SUC for something, when we needed to raise money for the station, when we were doing anything for charity, anything, Hawk was generally the first person to say yes and come down and lend a hand. Within the SUC he was very literally THAT DUDE that was holding everyone together after their - for lack of a better term - leaders died. Hawk was a true H-Town original and his wife Meshah is doing a great job raising their sons and keeping his legacy alive. Check www.pushermania.com this week and I will post all the info I can find regarding the day he is being given by the City of Houston. May 8th will officially be Hawk's day in H-Town, beginning next week. It's about damn time. ONE TIME FOR THE REALEST! REST IN PEACE BIG HAWK! Pushermania Podcast Network

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He goes by the name"Ray-Chezzy. Hailing from Houston, TX. born Oct.11,1981.He has a unique sound, unbeleivable drive and determination, and unmeasuable talent, Ray-Chezzy has deffinately come a long way. Starting from his childhood neighbor hood Ridgemont 4 In Missouri City.Tx, To gracing the pages of magazines, Raw Cat Entertainment (R.C.E.), And Ray-Chezzy has become a standing influence in Houston small, but growing Hip-Hop community. By Producing his own music, beats, and owning his own studio Raw Cat Entertianment, his success has skyrocketed over the last year. Having guest appearences on "Minor Setback For A Major Come Up" Album, And 3BN Production "Nevda Slim And Mista Vee Greatest $hits" featuring R.C.E. 's own Ray-Chezzy, his name is becoming more popular everyday.This MC have taken Houston Hip-Hop to a new level.

EPISODE 05 --=(] buhbOmp radio [)=-- a wide variety of styles from hip-hop, dancehall, soca, broken beat, Miami/Atlanta bass, and much more, brought to you by the buhbOmp crew: JD, Lil Tiger, Empanadamn, Elz, Cashless and friends. For our fifth episode, we present "Thats Wus Up!!", a debut mix from Houston native and vet Ish. This mix is a virtual tour through the past, present, and future of electronic music. Playing the role of "Disco Pimp", Ish defies the normal logistics of mixing by throwing in his own remixes throughout the endeavor. Cruising at a speed of just over 124 bpm's, there is a lil' something on here for every dancefloor dwellar. "I started out as a teenager in a dance crew battling at clubs to the deep house of the early nineties, long before I got into Hip-Hop. So dance music is nothing new to me. Some may be taken back by this mix simply because I have been an active member of the local Houston Hip-Hop scene for so long now, and the people who know me, know me primarily as a Hip-Hop deejay. Those who are surprised, just don't know my past. Some will even hate, it is these folks who are the ones that are usually playin the wall while their gal's on the dancefloor though. You got to understand, there is no limits or boundaries with this deejay shit. Your job is to bring it, and make asses move ... and if you ain't knowing ... you must be hoe'n. Thats Wus Up!!" As an active member of the Houston Hip-Hop community, you can usually catch Ish doing his thing with the local Houston act "Lower Life Form" www.lowerlifeform.com or as a member of Adio Footwear's Musical Team at www.rockadio.com, and of course on his personal page www.myspace.com/ish. Ish would like to thank the BuhBomp crew for allowing him to host his mix, as well as influencing him heavily along the way. (Of course, we here at BuhBomp should be doing the thanking. We're all about this shit, and best believe the influences run both ways. BUMP THIS MIX OR YOU'RE SOFT.) tracklisting: Wolfmother - Woman (MSTRKRFT rmx.) * 33hz - Digital Lover Cut Copy - Future (Chromeo rmx.) Boney M - Felicidad Busta v. Lady Sovereign - Hoodie Hands (Disco Pimp rmx.) * Uffie - Pop the Glock (Curtis Vodka rmx.) * Tigarah - Girl Fight * Ursula - Kinda Kinky Mystery Jets - The Boy Who Ran Away (Riton Ext. Dub) * Bloc Party - Helicopter Rmx. feat. Peaches Freezepop - Super Sprode (Kodomo rmx.) Presets - Girl and the Sea (Cut Copy rmx.) Outhud - It's For You Simian v. Missy - 4 My Hustlin People (Disco Pimp rmx.) * Bugz in the Attic - Booty La La Walter Meego - Keyhole The Knife - Marble House (Rex the Dog rmx.) Zdar - Don't U Want (Tiga rmx.) Disco Pimp - That's Wus Up Theme * Colder - To the Music (Lotterboys rmx.) The Futureheads - Skip to the End (Digitalism rmx.) Disco Pimp v. The Ones - Let Em' Dance (Disco Pimp rmx.) Whitey v. Chromeo - Me & My Man (Fly Whitey rmx.) All Good Funk Alliance - The One feat. Lady Miss Kier * The Glass - Hear the Music (Mylo Remix) New Young Pony Club - Get Dancey Rmx. The Gossip - Listen Up (ATOC rmx.) Vanilla Ice v. White Rose Movement - Alsatian (Phones Gone to the Dogs rmx.) * The Kills - Love is a Deserter (Simian Mobile DJ rmx.) Cansei de Ser Sexy - Lets Make Love * * Special Disco Pimp Remix Considerations