Podcast appearances and mentions of latasha alcindor

The playlist is in order and marked as follows: Title by Artist – Album Ikimashou (Let's Go!) by GameBreax - GameBreakers Vol 2 Fire Fist Ace (One Piece) by Ish1da - Nerdcore Absolution Volume 3 Locust by Nonsenze AKA Dork Genius - GameDork: Eat Sleep Kill Zombies Handouts (feat. cecilnick of Autocorrect) by Mikal kHill - Human Disaster Throwback by Kabuto The Python - Noncents Vol. 5 Shinigami EyeDeal Feat. DannyFantom (Prod. by KevDiggs) by Shane Hall - Going Ghost Tigerstyle [feat. Prophecy Tha JiN] by Vince Vandal - Friends & Fandoms: Volume 1 Indier Than Thou by MC Frontalot - Nerdcore Hiphop Whitesican by Beefy - The Whitesican EP Running (ft. Remington Forbes, Blueprint) by Dual Core - All The Things Unread Emails by MrLegitimacy - Legit Damacy 100 Percent (feat. Latasha Alcindor aka L.A.) by Sammus - Pieces in Space 306 by Mega Ran - Heroes, Volume One (Special Edition) Too Short by KadeshFlow Featured Artists: Kadesh Flow –  kadeshflow.com Gamebreax – Gamebreax.com Nonsenze AKA Dork Genius – nonsenze.bandcamp.com Rap Legend Jesse Dangerously – dangerously.bandcamp.com Mega Ran – megaran.com Mikal kHill - mikalkhill.com Dual Core – dualcoremusic.com Sammus – sammusmusic.com Kabuto the Python – kabuto.bandcamp.com Beefy – beefyness.com Vincevandal - vincevandal.bandcamp.com MrLegitimacy - mrlegitimacy.bandcamp.com Ish1da - ish1da.bandcamp.com MC Frontalot – frontalot.com Shane Hall - shanehallmusic.com Mikal kHill - mikalkhill.com Listen live every Friday at 9pm CST on pulse961.co! Like and follow and whatever the Press Start Socials: Twitter (@PressStartVFR) and Facebook.com/starttocontinue Do you like Video Game Remixes? Check out Press Start to Continue DLC, the FULL two hour show featuring music from all sorts of games, interviews with artists, theme shows, and of course the nerdcore you love! Vist the site to learn more! Please consider supporting Press Start on Pulse by going to tips.pinecast.com/jar/presstartonpulse. Every cent goes to buying new music to play on the show! This podcast is part of the Planetside Productions Network. Visit Planetside.pro to find other Planetside Podcasts! Find out more at https://pressstartpulse.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/pressstartpulse/f549a5aa-e15a-498e-a26e-89ed80900362

The playlist is in order and marked as follows: Title by Artist – Album Ikimashou (Let's Go!) by GameBreax - GameBreakers Vol 2 Fire Fist Ace (One Piece) by Ish1da - Nerdcore Absolution Volume 3 Locust by Nonsenze AKA Dork Genius - GameDork: Eat Sleep Kill Zombies Handouts (feat. cecilnick of Autocorrect) by Mikal kHill - Human Disaster Throwback by Kabuto The Python - Noncents Vol. 5 Shinigami EyeDeal Feat. DannyFantom (Prod. by KevDiggs) by Shane Hall - Going Ghost Tigerstyle [feat. Prophecy Tha JiN] by Vince Vandal - Friends & Fandoms: Volume 1 Indier Than Thou by MC Frontalot - Nerdcore Hiphop Whitesican by Beefy - The Whitesican EP Running (ft. Remington Forbes, Blueprint) by Dual Core - All The Things Unread Emails by MrLegitimacy - Legit Damacy 100 Percent (feat. Latasha Alcindor aka L.A.) by Sammus - Pieces in Space 306 by Mega Ran - Heroes, Volume One (Special Edition) Too Short by KadeshFlow AQUARIUS PHAROAH ILL SHIT REMIX by Noah23 Featured Artists: Kadesh Flow –  kadeshflow.com Gamebreax – Gamebreax.com Nonsenze AKA Dork Genius – nonsenze.bandcamp.com Mega Ran – megaran.com Mikal kHill - mikalkhill.com Dual Core – dualcoremusic.com Sammus – sammusmusic.com Beefy – beefyness.com Vincevandal - vincevandal.bandcamp.com MrLegitimacy - mrlegitimacy.bandcamp.com Ish1da - ish1da.bandcamp.com MC Frontalot – frontalot.com Mikal kHill - mikalkhill.com Noah23 - noah23.bandcamp.com Listen live every Friday at 9pm CST on PulseRadioLake.com! Like and follow and whatever the Press Start Socials: Twitter (@PressStartVFR) and Facebook.com/starttocontinue Do you like Video Game Remixes? Check out Press Start to Continue DLC, the FULL two hour show featuring music from all sorts of games, interviews with artists, theme shows, and of course the nerdcore you love! Vist the site to learn more! Please consider supporting Press Start on Pulse by going to tips.pinecast.com/jar/presstartonpulse. Every cent goes to buying new music to play on the show! This podcast is part of the Planetside Productions Network. Visit Planetside.pro to find other Planetside Podcasts! Find out more at https://pressstartpulse.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/pressstartpulse/a154a03b-202b-4a8f-a203-ef2dcab76f3e

This week on RTT, Cosi sits down with photographer & desginer, Maxime Hilaire of "Mattoo's Corner" and Brooklyn emcee, Latasha Alcindor to discuss her background in music and early days in Flatbush, her most recent projects, B(LA)K & Teen Nite at Empire, and all things LATASHA for you to catch up on.      

With Daniel Schultz—RCA Records' rap-focused A&R—at the shop for today's episode, hip hop comes to the forefront. We explore New York rap's vast spectrum of classic sounds from sharp-lipped Brooklyn lyricist Latasha Alcindor to the effortless flows and intricate stories of Gabe 'Nandez. The tight and dynamic Vancouver five-piece Peach Pit offers "Alrighty Aphrodite" and a mesmerizing single from Denmark duo Smerz is played. We dive into "Lost Inside You" by Uhmeer, a song co-producer by illustrious London DJ Eric Lau (previously featured on 2.2). Lau shared with us high praise for the furtive young artist: Uhmeer is "one of the most gifted young people I've met," he says.   01 "Plaques" by Gabe 'Nandez 02 "Revoke Thee" by Latasha Alcindor03 "Lost Inside You" by Uhmeer 04 "$on of a Queen" by Melodownz05 "CYCLES" by Tamara Renée 06 "Let It Play" by Lil Cobaine 07 "No Harm" by Smerz 08 "Alrighty Aphrodite" by Peach Pit Playlist available: soundcloud.com/not97/sets/not-97-season-two-episode Artwork by Irene Chin © NOT 97. All music ℗ & © their rights holders, used by NOT 97 with explicit permission.

On today's episode I talk to rapper Latasha Alcindor AKA LA. Originally from Flatbush, Brooklyn, Latasha made her way into hip hop in a unique way: through performance art. In only six short years, she's put out a number of great albums including The Presentation and The LA Riots in 2011, Spark in 2014, Loosies and Blunts a year later, and two this year B(LA)K and Teen Nite at Empire. All are worth your time! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, follow me on Twitter.

Divorce, Dope Christian Hip-Hop, and Orthodoxy DJ Trey-Qel from Future Shock IntroHow we know each otherThe name DJ Trey-Qel-Drama comes from Star Wars!Liner notes!How Future Shock started from three different rap groups. One crew, a family.“I started stealing records from my parents and scratching them, ruining our turntables, trying to make the scratch sound.”How Future Shock came together with the Tunnel Rats with the help of Pigeon John. “A Place Called Hip-Hop” by LPG, beat by DJ Trey-Qel and Peace 586. Where the podcast was recorded: Newport Beach, CA on top of a house right on the beach. Reminiscing about a Bible study one night in Oceanside, CA where the whole Future Shock crew was present.Jayson was a DJ *AND* a rapper. “Once you’re an emcee, you’re always an emcee.”Chunjay wanted to be a DJ but became a rapper, and Trey-Qel wanted to be a rapper but became a DJ.Hyborean Warriors side crew, featuring Man of War, Sintax.the.Terrific, Absent Minded, Sundance, Gypsy (RIP), and Trey-Qel. “Rejected” by Man of War with the Hyborian Warriors. Time for shipwrecks! Divorce. Self-righteousness?“We were married and we took those vows and everything. But looking back on it, it was as though we were high school kids dating for a long time who broke up.”“It’s a shipwreck, ‘cause it really IS a shipwreck. I became a man out of that, that really woke me up. I was thoroughly humbled.”Going through a divorce at the same time as Ajax. “The Wind” from the Fashion Expo project by Trey-Qel and Ajax of Future Shock. More about divorce.Jeremiah Dirt’s album release party, LA Symphony, and Future Shock. “San Diego” by Brainwash Projects Shadow of the Locust’s three volume release.Royal Ruckus and the liner notes fiasco, as well as naming our album “Self-Titled.”Dax’s party house with open mics, Pigeon John, and a battle between Raphi aka Shamesworthy and Poetic Lee, Soup the Chemist, etc. “Can’t Wait” by SFC featuring Poetic Lee from A Saved Man in the Jungle. Chunjay met SFC when he was 12 at a Christian bookstore. The time that Soup the Chemist came to Nashville and stayed with Royal Ruckus, along with a bunch of others.What are we drinking? Mission Brewery Shipwrecked Double IPA, Belching Beaver Peanut Butter Milk Stout from Oceanside, CA, with Pig’s Nose Blended Scotch Whiskey. “Rap Is Not Music, Son” by Royal Ruckus from The Summer of the Cicadas Double LP. Jayson’s conversion to Orthodoxy. His questions from where he was.Disclaimers: Non-Orthodox people often really love the Lord and are great people.Shout out to Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick’s Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy podcast, blog, and book.Hip-Hop Pet Peeves: Mumble rap.We gotta pee off the top of the roof! “Scandalan” by Future Shock from the album, Remember the Future. What is the current state of hip-hop? You just gotta know where to find it.https://www.latashaalcindor.com/ “Olympian” by Propaganda from the album Crooked. Chunjay’s view on artistry and appreciating people where they are coming from. “Is it fresh?”An anecdote from Chunjay.“I’m not used to being the best rapper in the building… But I was like, dangit, I want to take the microphone and dis these guys.”Rap over your own CD.What podcasts are you into? “I listen to a lot of finance podcasts these days.”
Adventures in Finance Podcast.Ancient Faith Radio “Station of Podcasts”: “The Morning Offering” by Abbot Tryphon.Chunjay shouts out to Luke Nieuwsma for visiting the monastery.Favorite rap song of all time? Freestyle Fellowship’s “7th Seal.” Jayson curates @BeatsRhymesCuts! Check it out now! Shout outs: Cookbook & Uno.Mas of LA Symphony, Jeremiah Dirt of Shadow of the Locust and his albums “Plague” and “A War to Restore,” Faze, Berean Christian Bookstore, Technic 1200s, EPMD “You Gots Ta Chill,” Freedom of Soul, House of Pain, Cypress Hill, Funkdoobiest, DJ Muggs, Brainwash Projects, Pigeon John, LPG, Peace 586, SFC’s “A Saved Man in the Jungle,” Dynamic Twins, The Bible Answer Man Radio Broadcast, 12th Tribe, Shadow of the Locust, Redcloud, Malachi Perez, Fros’T, Feed Magazine, Anglican Christianity, Father Andrew Stephen Damick’s Orthodoxy & Heterodoxy, Our Thoughts Determine Our Lives by Elder Thaddeus, shout to Dropjaw, Philly’s Mad Squablz, Latasha Alcindor, Propaganda and his album “Crimson Cord,” and so on. Background music by J.Rawls, Lupe Fiasco.

Latasha Alcindor, also informally addressed as "LA," is A MULti-Talented independent music and visual artist based out of New York City. Her form-free art travels through a wide range of inspiration found in Experimental, Dance, Jazz, Electronic and Hip Hop music. LA’s energetic calls and performance-based sound have opened doors for her to perform at culturally prestigious events like SXSW, A3C, and Manifesto. In 2016, she performed as the headlining act for Brooklyn Museum’s First Saturdays, Toronto's AGO First Thursdays and became an artist in residence to New York's unparalleled, National Sawdust. Latasha finds resonance in speaking and exhibiting works of art in musical and ViSual mediums From graphics to film on her personal story, social commentary and cultural experiences in her music, promoting a much needed agenda for those looking to find inner peace, specifically young women of color. With all of her depth, the beauty in LA’s creative style exists due to the juxtaposition of both her thought-provoking, influential messages and her blithe, unbound sound that carries in strong vibration. Her journey is continuous, and with a nonrestrictive formula it actively speaks to those that come across her experiences. •••• The B-Side Podcast is produced by Charlie Hoxie, Kecia Cole, Ro Johnson and Sachar Mathias; recorded by Onel Mulet; and edited by Khyriel Palmer and Emily Boghossian. For more information on B-Side and all BRIC RADIO podcasts, visit www.bricartsmedia.org/radio

Actress/Singer Pesean Wilson joins me on this episode of Avocado & Honey to talk about "The F Word" that affects ALL women, however, black women seem to be suffering the most. Shout out to Latasha Alcindor aka L.A. for creating the dope ass song "Thank You" and allowing me to use it as the intro/outro. Listen to the full track here https://soundcloud.com/ucancallmela/ Visit avocadoandhoney.com to get all of the information PeSean's event.