Podcasts about insomniac magazine

On this episode of Insomniac Magazine's "Sounds From The Underground" podcast, an eclectic group of Hip Hop artists share their inspirations and provide some insight into their takeaways from marketing.  Featured artists include Dell P (Philly), CasanovaOnTheMic (Guam), Twan Mack (Milwaukee), Messiah Black (Pittsburgh), Cassandra The Goddess MC (NYC), The Scribes (UK), and JuleUnique (Long Beach).

On this episode of Insomniac Magazine's "Sounds from the Underground" podcast, we hear from producer, filmmaker, and record label president David C-Doc Snyder. He discusses the new Public Enemy album, directing their live performance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, distributing his film "Heights Girl 2," and the latest on The Spit Slam Record Label Group, which he runs alongside Hip Hop icon Chuck D. 

On this episode of Insomniac Magazine's "Sounds from the Underground" podcast, we hear from a handful of indie Hip Hop practitioners who share their inspirations and give insights into some of their marketing efforts and takeaways. They touch on topics, including branding and creativity and provide a perspective from things they've put into practice within their careers. Hit play and dive into some Hip Hop tips of the trade from rhyme artisans Indigo Phoenyx, Irie-1, Mark 4ord, Sam LaRoche and Three Five.

In this Insomniac Magazine interview, the legendary emcee and freedom fighter, Chuck D talks with Israel "IZ-REAL" Vasquetelle. The iconic artist provides insight into Public Enemy’s newly released masterwork What you Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down. He shares his thoughts about  the current state of affairs in 2020, working with Rage Against the Machine reboot and supergroup Prophets of Rage, a newly minted deal with Def Jam, and drops jewels from his immense career in the music industry. The frontman for one of rap's most potent groups, and in many ways the voice of a generation, continues to bolster messages of empowerment and the importance of Hip Hop that rebels against society’s ills. During this in-depth talk, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee enlightens and inspires while imparting immense knowledge from decades of railing against the hype, raising the roof, and fighting powers that be. 

On this episode of Insomniac Magazine's Sounds From The Underground, the manager for the legendary Roc Marciano imparts music industry insight. Jazz has worked with the mic phenom since the early days of his career. This Hip Hop vet shares jewels from the trenches of this successful indie giant's camp, their distinct approach to monetizing music in a world dominated by streaming, licensing to TV and much more. 

This is Heavy Rotation's Top Ten Countdown for August 2020. Tonight we'll be counting down the Top 10 songs of the month voted by you by request through our website heavyrotaitonshow.com and by phone or text at 502-501-HVRN. The Philippines' King of R&B, Jay R from Quezon City, Philippines holds the number spot for his song “No Pressure”. We'll see if he can do it again for 2 months in a row. Our special guest DJ is a writer for Weekly Rap Gods, Insomniac Magazine, and Documented Fly Magazine - Hipnotik One from San Francisco, California is in the house. Learn about her Hip Hop roots, her journey as a writer, what her favorite Jordan sneakers are, and a whole lot more.

"Marissa "MJ" Savino is the official Publicist for Flipmode Squad's own Rampage and the Heat DJs. She also handles PR for established, up and coming indie artists, and major artists including Yo-Yo, Haas G of The UMC's, Cassidy, and Billy Danze of M.O.P, just to name a few.​MJ officially launched her career as Writer and Journalist to several blog sites back in 2009. As the years progressed so did her passion for artist development as well as radio, and became host for uTm Radio's Lyrically Fit Artist Spotlight Show in Philly. MJ had the opportunity to interview such legends and pioneers of Hip Hop including Digable Planets, Das Efx, DoItAll (Lords of the Underground), Dres (Black Sheep), Arrested Development, Rampage, D/R Period, Slaine, Planet Asia, Termanology, Bizzare, Rockness Monsta, JoJo Pellegrino, and many more! To date, MJ is a Writer and Journalist (U.S. and International) for a plethora of blog sites including The Word Is Bond, Weekly Rap Gods, Insomniac Magazine, and several print magazines, Booking Agent for radio stations (U.S. & international), Promoter, Host, and Publicist." Follow Camille at : https://camillekauer.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/camillekauer/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/camillekauer/support

Insomniac Magazine editors Israel "IZ-REAL" Vasquetelle and Kevin Keith examine innovations in Hip Hop through the decades in this new series as part of Sounds From The Underground. On this episode of the podcast, they delve into the 1980s and discuss some of the most groundbreaking acts in the genre. 

If you know Hip Hop, then you know that the most talented artists are not found on the top of the charts or going viral. That type of visibility is a seriously good look if you can get it, but many times it's nothing more than a fleeting spell of vapor fame. Instead, some of the most impressive emcees can be found grinding in the trenches, well-below the surface, building success from the ground up. True Hip Hop heads know Insomniac Magazine has been digging deeper to unearth gems for over two decades. Today, we continue the tradition of shining a light on talent on this interview conducted by Israel Vasquetelle with Rocdwell, a charismatic Detroit emcee who regularly delivers uplifting music that celebrates self-empowerment. Take time to delve into this in-depth discussion about music, inspiration and more. 

On this episode, I am joined by Hipnotik1!  She is a writer at Weekly Rap Gods and Insomniac Magazine.  We have a dope discussion focused around Hip-Hop! Check out her articles below! https://weeklyrapgods.com/author/hipnotik1/ https://insomniacmagazine.com Follow her on Social Media: Instagram @hipnotik1 Twitter @hipnotik_1 SHE DOESN’T AND WILL NOT HAVE A SNAPCHAT PER THE END OF THE PODCAST EPISODE.

Lo was put on to Mak P by Norm Regular, Mak stopped by to talk to Lo about growing up in Baltimore, what the P stands for in his name, his project KOGAN, working with K.Burns, going number 1 on Insomniac Magazine twice & much much more you won’t wanna miss this one! Instagram: @kxnglo @tfmg_makp777 @fromthedeskoflo @datfeelinpodcast

Hip Hop producer PF Cuttin' delves into 20+ years of experience in the music industry. This includes first signing with major label Mercury Records as 1/2 of the group Blahzay Blahzay to doing his own thing as an independent producer and international DJ. He shares insight into working with the amazing late great Hip Hop icon Sean Price and his recent work with the lyrical giant O.C. Take a trip to East New York to gain a wealth of Hip Hop knowledge on this episode of Insomniac Magazine's podcast "Sounds from the Underground." 

Nine has one of the most distinctive voices and deliveries in Hip Hop. In this interview with Insomniac Magazine, the veteran emcee shares insight from his incredible three decade long journey in the music industry. 

In this classic KRS One interview with Insomniac Magazine, the iconic emcee shares tons of jewels pertaining to Hip Hop culture and the music industry. This discussion is steeped in history and a distinct perspective from one of the culture's most celebrated artists. 

Insomniac Magazine chats with west coast powerhouse Hip Hop artist Supreme Cerebral. We discuss his progression in Hip Hop, selling music in a digital era and his work with impressive up and coming and established talent.

On this episode, Insomniac Magazine editors Kevin Keith and Israel Vasquetelle discuss what current up and coming artists can learn from Hip Hop history to apply to their strategies in branding and other aspects of their careers. 

On this episode of Sounds From The Underground, the Hip Hop Lifestyle and Marketing Podcast presented by Insomniac Magazine, Israel Vasquetelle speaks with David "D'Stroy" Melendez of the world famous Hip Hop group The Arsonists. This talented artist, radio host, actor and writer shares his story of how Hip Hop opened a world of opportunities. This authentic lyricist went from making Hip Hop in Brooklyn during the 90s to touring globally, working as a host for major brands in sports and television, modeling, and more. 

Platinum powerhouse producer Xtreme and lyrical titan Rosati (of #TheWinners collective) share their journeys within the music industry. These talented Hip Hop creators discuss their new project, musical inspirations, and Xtreme talks about getting a big break through a chance meeting with Jay Z on the streets of Chicago. Don’t sleep on this episode of the new podcast from Insomniac Magazine, “Sounds from the Underground."

Ice Cube needs no introduction, he’s conquered music, film, and television. In this throwback interview recorded a few years before the film "Straight Outta Compton," was released Ice Cube spoke with Israel Vasquetelle for Insomniac Magazine about his transformation from gangsta rapper to film star and entertainment mogul. He also sheds insight into his journey within this turbulent music industry. As well, he gives advice and shares a valuable lesson learned from his own experiences in the entertainment business. Ice Cube also discusses the plight of the recorded music industry, and the importance of putting a value on music. He also discusses his [at the time] newly launched TV show based on his movie franchise. This candid discussion is intriguing, inspirational and provides a distinct perspective into this talented entertainment icon’s immense success. 

In this episode of Sounds from the Underground, Insomniac Magazine founder Israel Vasquetelle digs deep with Hip Hop icon Kool Keith. This enigmatic Hip Hop veteran is truly a rapper's rapper. In this discussion, Keith shares thoughts on his legacy in the Hip Hop music industry and his perspective on its progression. 

On the first episode of "Sounds from the Underground" the Hip Hop lifestyle and marketing podcast from Insomniac Magazine, host Israel Vasquetelle talks with prolific Toronto emcee Daniel Son. This interview delves into the up and coming artist's inspirations, as well as his global approach to music production and marketing in the incredibly competitive Hip Hop industry. The humble underground rising star and Insomniac Magazine mainstay is quick to share credit for his success with those who’ve influenced him and collaborators, many of whom are spread throughout multiple countries.