Podcast appearances and mentions of houston rap

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. The rhythm of innovation pulses through every moment of our conversation with Houston-based producer and DJ John Lacey. Beginning as a traditional drummer under the guidance of respected jazz musicians, Lacey's musical journey represents the fascinating evolution many modern musicians experience—the dance between acoustic foundations and digital possibilities.Lacey takes us through his transition from acoustic drums to the MPC, explaining how his initial reluctance toward technology eventually blossomed into a distinctive production style. "Being as how I'm such a rhythm-based artist, a lot of the times the rhythm comes first for me," he reveals, sharing insights into his beat-making process that seamlessly blends his drummer's instincts with sample-based production techniques.What truly sets Lacey apart is his revolutionary approach to DJing. Rather than traditional turntables, he performs with MPCs—one controlling DJ software and another for live finger drumming performances. This innovative technique creates shows that are visually captivating and musically complex, offering audiences something far beyond typical DJ sets. As a member of Houston Bass Runners competing in the National Beat Battle Association, Lacey consistently pushes the boundaries of what's possible with digital music tools.Perhaps most refreshing is Lacey's pragmatic approach to his craft. As a father of two young children, he balances artistic passion with financial responsibility, refusing to undervalue his work in an industry where artists are often expected to create for free. "Family is completely and utterly first for me," he emphasizes, reminding listeners that sustainable creativity requires setting boundaries and recognizing your worth.Whether you're a producer looking for technical inspiration, a musician navigating the balance between tradition and technology, or simply someone who appreciates honest conversation about the realities of creative work, this episode delivers genuine insights that will resonate long after the final beat drops. Subscribe now and discover how rhythm, innovation, and family values come together in the world of John Lacey.Support the show

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite crainial repertoire. What does it really take to make it as an independent artist in today's music landscape? Killer D joins us to share his raw, unfiltered journey from the projects of Louisiana to the competitive Houston music scene.Born with natural artistic talent but initially too shy to showcase it, Killer D reveals how he transformed from writing poetry in closets with egg cartons on the walls to commanding stages with confidence. His story is one of persistent evolution—holding onto a hook for ten years until finding the perfect beat for his club hit "Pop It," which unexpectedly gained radio play across multiple states including Georgia, Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas.The conversation dives deep into the creative process behind making authentic strip club bangers, with Killer D explaining the cultural context that makes his Louisiana-influenced sound distinctive. We explore the crucial difference between being an entertainer versus a performer, witnessing firsthand his ability to captivate audiences even when performing acapella. His practical approach to reading crowds before determining setlists demonstrates the adaptability essential for lasting success.Perhaps most valuable are Killer D's unvarnished insights into industry relationships. From the importance of proper collaboration paperwork to navigating local gatekeeping, he shares wisdom earned through both success and setbacks. "Artists need DJs," he emphasizes, detailing how building relationships with everyone from club owners to waitstaff creates the network necessary for independent advancement. His experiences highlight how regional scenes can simultaneously support and limit emerging artists.Ready to hear what authentic music hustle sounds like? Listen now to gain practical wisdom from an artist carving his own path on his own terms—and catch his single "Pop It" while you're at it.Support the show

This episode of Ray Ray's Podcast is sponsored by Spotify for Podcasters and Litt Vacations, in partnership with Pandora. In 2025, Ray Ray's Podcast will celebrate five years, and we will be bringing back some of our favorite guests and introducing amazing new guests. In this episode, we sat with Music Artist Krystall Poppin (@Krystall Poppin). We talked about her love for Houston Rap, Tessa Blanchard, Her Single “Champions” featuring Paull Wall, and More. We would like to give a big shoutout to Tite for providing our intro music from his single "Get'n Paid" featuring Chalie Boy. Our podcast is recorded on the 10th floor of Hello Studios. Visit our Website www.RayRaysPodcast.com for all of our fantastic content. Continue to follow us on all social media IG @rayrays_podcast Facebook.com/RayRaysPodcast and TikTok @rayrayspodcast. Follow us on YouTube. Like and Subscribe on YouTube Please.

Send us a textGet ready to be inspired by the legendary Paul Wall as he takes us behind the scenes of the Houston rap scene, sharing stories that only someone of his stature could tell. Discover his initial skepticism about the iconic track "Still Tippin'" and how he transformed financial struggles into a booming business with Johnny Dang. As we navigate through Paul's journey, hear about his admiration for emerging artists like That Mexican OT and the collaborative spirit that bridges seasoned musicians with the new wave of talent in the Texas rap scene.Explore the rich tapestry of Houston's musical evolution, as we trace the history from Rap-A-Lot and Screwed Up Click to the global influence of Swishahouse. We celebrate artists like Megan Thee Stallion and Travis Scott, who have catapulted the Houston sound to international fame. This episode highlights the unique cultural blend of Texas, influenced by church, blues, and car culture, with a nod to key figures like Mike Dean and Pimp C for their foundational contributions to the region's iconic style.We tackle the ongoing challenge of preserving regional music identities amidst mainstream trends, emphasizing the importance of staying true to one's roots while embracing new influences. As Houston grows as a cultural hub, we express excitement over collaborations with producers like DJ Fresh and G-Luck, and the profound impact of artists like Zero. Paul shares lessons in gratitude and perspective, offering insights into parenting, faith, and seizing opportunities. Plus, don't miss our surprise album release announcement, promising fresh tunes and a reminder to pursue your passions.Talk Soon! ✌

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

Join Madd Hatta as he sits down with the legendary Z-Ro for a candid conversation about his new album. Z-Ro opens up about his experiences with mental health, the lessons he's learned along the way, and his perspective on the ever-evolving hip-hop landscape and his legacy

Smilez checks back in to the pod as they talk Big Sean's new album, take a look back at his catalog before looking into Dub's belief that Sauce Walka isn't a real person and taking a look at his catalog as well. The fellas cap off this pod talking about whether or not lifelong cowboys fan Smilez believes they should give that big money deal to Dak Prescott

Episode 179 of The Madd Hatta Show podcast presents an engaging conversation with the iconic Houston rap figure, Scarface. In this episode, Scarface, also known as Brad Jordan, shares insights into his personal journey, discussing his transition into embracing his true identity as Brad Jordan rather than his rap persona. Listeners are treated to candid reflections as Scarface reveals his decision to step away from recording albums and his aspirations for a potential run for political office, offering a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of one of Houston's most revered voices in hip-hop. Face...Mr. Jordan never disappoints.

Scarface offers a candid glimpse into his transformative journey from the rap persona to the man behind the music. With an air of introspection and authenticity, Scarface shares his decision to transition out of the Scarface persona, revealing his aspirations for a future beyond the recording booth, including a potential run for political office. Despite vowing never to record again, Scarface remains a dynamic force on stage, captivating audiences with his performances and recently achieving viral fame with his triumphant NPR Tiny Desk performance. Episode 173 is not just a podcast; it's a compelling exploration of identity, ambition, and the enduring legacy of a rap icon as he embarks on a new chapter in his life.

Step into the WHOO’s House Podcast with DJ WHOO Kid. That Mexican OT talks JAY Z, Big L, and Houston Rap. Rate the show, leave comments, and subscribe to WHOO's House Podcast with DJ WHOO Kid everywhere. lnk.to/whooshouse

BHigh and his podcast partner GalaxyWicked sitdown with Houston's Own Trae the Truth to talks about his past, the Houston Rap Scene, the lost of Nipsey Hussle, J Prince, TI, The Passing of Hawk, being in the Community and more Follow @bhighatl and @bhightv --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/b-high-atl/support

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

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

People's Party's very first guest, the legendary Bun B, returns to chop it up with Talib and Jasmin about everything from his favorite sitcoms and his wildly popular burger business to the stories behind some of his most impactful songs.   The prolific rapper also goes deep on what makes the Houston rap scene so special, and how he developed his iconic sense of style. Plus, he shares more on where his restless creative spirit is taking him next.   For longtime People's Party listeners, this interview not only delivers a fun and rich conversation, it reflects just how much the show has grown since episode one.

Episode 227 of the Pour Horsemen with Special Guest Lil Hawk @lilhawk_1Join our Patreon for more exclusive content https://www.patreon.com/thepourhorsemen Take Advantage of Our Audible Trial Program https://www.audibletrial.com/thepourhorsemen Follow and support @exoticpop_musicTopics Lil Hawk Interview Big Hawk Legacy Through Lil HawkDamar Hamlin Injury Skip & ShannonDana WhiteLakers 5-Game StreakAnd More Follow The Pour Horsemen on Instagram @thepourhorsemen and email at thepourhorsemen@gmail.com Subscribe to Apple Podcast, Spotify Podcast, Google Play, YouTube, iHeartradio, or PocketCast.

Whether you prefer swangas on your slab or 20 inch blades on the Impala, we've got you covered as we give a history lesson and pay tribute to the Screwston, TX rap scene, with the help of our professor Reuben Ramirez.

- WHAT WE'VE BEEN UP TO - Recapping Our Fantasy Football Draft, Dealing With a Family Land Dispute, Sipping On Smoke Waggon Bourbon, First Roadtrip in a Tesla, Good Eating in 5th Ward, Hitting the Bowling Alley, Checking Out New Music - NEWS - Donald Trump Remains Untouchable, Google Urges Apple to Change Messeging Technology, McDonald's Introduces the Chicken Mac, Sexual Assault Allegations Come For More Celebrities, Saudi Arabia Woman Locked Up For Pro-Woman Tweets, Mafia Snitch Gets Killed in Prison, Karen Calls Police on a Black Pastor - BREAK - Stacy Dash Finds Out DMX Passed - FUCKERY/LISTENER FEEDBACK - Is Stacy Dash Getting Lighter?, Aries Spiers Deals Fat Shames Lizzo, Shooting at a Little League Game, Ellen DeGeneres' Ex Dies In a Car Crash, CGI Rapper Gets Signed and Cancelled, Mariah Carey Want to Own Christmas, Rings of Power Series Gets Bad Reviews, House Of Dragons Vow to Reduce Gratuitous Sex Scenes, Fetty Wap Gets Locked Up, Nick Cannon Prepares For His 10th Child, Houston Rap Legends Have it Out in the Streets, Corey Holcombe Has an Issue With Earthquake, Comparing Twin Peaks With Bombshells The website is www.Shootfromthehip.xyz ! Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Google Podcasts or wherever you get your Podcasts! Reach us at @FromThe_Hip on Twitter. Email us at shootfromthehip1@gmail.com. The Facebook page is www.facebook.com/ShootFromTheHipShow/ and the voicemail line is (559)825-SHOT! #SFTH #PODCAST #HUMOR #COMMONSENSE

Rocksolid Teezy stops by to talk about his new projects, career, working with Rod Wave, Tour with Rod Wave, and more. Listen to the hottest music, blends, live remixes, and mashups.

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

Community leader and pastor, Brandon Glaspie and Houston rap legend as well as community activist, K-Rino join me in discussing issues in our communities.  How do we/can we reach the youth to stop the violence and build better communities and networks? Thanks to these gentlemen for speaking with me about their views, their platforms, and a little bit of rap history from one of the best to do it! K-Rinohttps://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=therealkrinohttps://www.instagram.com/k_rino/ Brandon Glaspiehttps://www.instagram.com/speakerbrandonglaspie/Support the show

On Wednesday's show: City Controller Chris Brown joins us to give his perspective on Mayor Sylvester Turner's proposed city budget. Also this hour: We discuss the latest news in politics in our weekly roundup. Then, author Lance Scott Walker talks about his new book DJ Screw: A Life in Slow Revolution. And the West Texas A&M University Symphony Orchestra presents a silent film classic with a contemporary film score.

Cory Mo has been present at some of the most important moments in hip-hop history–as a producer, a rapper, and an early legend of Southern hip-hop. From his early beginnings with his brother Mike Mo, to being in the studio with Kanye West and Mike Dean, he's got stories for days. But his time with Pimp C, his mentor and his friend, solidified his legacy in hip-hop.

This week, [Pookey Loc], [Big Ant] and [NH Twan] cover [Ep.88 Gille Da Kid FIRES SHOTS At Wiz Khalifa, Benzino Arrest Footage, Houston Rap Scene Problems?]..... Topics discussed: Topic A Topic B Topic C Links mentioned in this episode: http://www.instagram.com/bleu_hefner60 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrnLuy8HgCw3fgjhcS29vc3atOUl35VXw *https://instagram.com/urbanpoliticians_bigant?igshid=ev4lce2z1sx2 This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Today we embark on a journey with a Houston legend Scooby/Scooyunda of the G.R.i.T. Boys. This is part 1 of the interview and we talk about Scoob's career and colabs and what he has brought to the Houston Rap industry. Here is Scooyunda social info: https://linktr.ee/scooyunda Please check out all of our socials: https://linktr.ee/Morph_Speaks https://lnk.bio/morphspeaks website www.morphspeaks.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/morph-speaks/message

Got a chance to sit down with my man Lance Scott Walker for this episode. Lance and I go way back in the scene in Houston but really connected when he and Peter Beste started working on the Houston Rap book and what would later become two editions of Houston Rap Tapes. I love Lance's style because he lets his subjects talk and tell the story themselves. Telling the story of Houston rap is no mean feat, there are so many versions and such, and telling the story of DJ Screw is one hell of a challenge. The man Lance took that challenge and is delivering what is about to be the definitive story of DJ Screw. Tune in to this episode to hear all about his journey writing both books and listen as we go back even further to the days of the Axiom and such. It really goes down!

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

Got a chance to sit down with my man Lance Scott Walker for this episode. Lance and I go way back in the scene in Houston but really connected when he and Peter Beste started working on the Houston Rap book and what would later become two editions of Houston Rap Tapes. I love Lance's style because he lets his subjects talk and tell the story themselves. Telling the story of Houston rap is no mean feat, there are so many versions and such, and telling the story of DJ Screw is one hell of a challenge. The man Lance took that challenge and is delivering what is about to be the definitive story of DJ Screw. Tune in to this episode to hear all about his journey writing both books and listen as we go back even further to the days of the Axiom and such. It really goes down! #hiphop #podcast #Htown #texasrap #DJScrew #LanceScottWalker #talksoreal #interview #Houston #RapHistory --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pushermania/message

Drastiko is back with new music from his album Reflections Of A Man 

At Large who is part of the first act signed to Suave joins the archive with this rare exclusive interview 

Tune in as Smith interview Houston rap legend lil flip as he goes in on his successful music career as well other projects he has been working on from clothing lines, books, films & Script writing, producing etc…as well as a joint project with another legend Z ro called King of the South 2.all while dropping game and gems about his experience in life and the industry and so much more you don't want to miss! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/weareaod/support

Tekashi Snitch 9ine finally faces karma! Who do you think won the Verzuz battle between Gladys Knight vs Pattie Labelle? We also revisit what happened to the Houston Rap Wave.

K-Rino and DLP talk about thier new album Rapz-N-Beatz

H-Town's Sleepwalkas join us to preview tracks off their new album Secret of da Ooze produced by Detag featuring Ganxsta NIP, NATAS, and others

Solo has produced for many H-Town legends including ESG and Lil Keek to name a few. 

Big Mike formerly of the Geto Boys makes his return to the show

After being locked down for a long time D of TGC is finally out to tell his story. Tune in you dont wanna miss this H-Town Legends story

H-Town Vet Lil Flip will join the archive

We've been adding many from Houston to the archive and Ice Water Slaughter is a huge part of the Underground H-Town scene

SPC is about to celebrate 30 years and one of the SPC OGs will be with us , the homie Klondike Kat

Whether if he was doing something with the Botany Boys or a solo project or something with the Screwed Up Click, C-Note always brought you dope music!

This episode features the Landlord Ganxsta NIP with his Horrorcore Holiday Show. Tune in and hear the Landlord Trilogy and catch up with NIP

The Ghetto/Geto Boys have made a huge impact on the Music Industry and tonight we welcome back the OG GB himself Sire Juke Box

K-Rino's catalog is already larger than anyone but now he is about to raise the bar and drop 7 brand new albums all on the same day.

Born 2wice is a Houston Legend and has worked with many of the greats including Ice-T. Tonight he will share his amazing story with you and play some  music for the listeners.

Bushwick Bill is back and he is on a new mission to get funding for his new documentary to be made.

The lyrical legend from Houston comes back on to preview some tracks off his latest album "Makin Enemies"

SPC's Own Klondike Kat makes his return to the show.

South Park Coalition Veteran and H-Town Legend Point Blank will be on the show

In the 90s they put out classic records with Rapalot. We will catch up with the Monks right here on the Murder Master Music Show

TGC is a legendary group out of Houston Texas. Once on Rapalot Records, the group is known through out the underground.