Podcasts about melo kan

New skater brand “The Psych Ward” officially celebrated the grand opening of its flagship store on Fairfax Avenue in L.A. with a star-studded, red carpet experience. Celebrities in attendance included Nick Cannon, Amber Rose, skate legend Stevie Williams, Hip-Hop group The Psych Ward Druggies, Actor Malik Yoba (Empire), VH1 Love & Hip Hop: LA star Masika Kalysha, Stephen Kramer Glickman (Comedy Central), GTAV’s Shawn “Solo” Fonteno, Reality TV star Somaya Reece, model Jessica White, rising Hip-Hop star Melo KAN, Basketball Wives LA star Gloria Govan, Hip-Hop Sisterhood’s Siya, TMT pro skater Lil Rome Diddy, America’s Next Top Model star Kari Michelle, rapper Quarter Bird, actress Lyndsi Rose (Insurgent), Adult Swim’s Slink Johnson, Pop group 4 Count (Ncredible Ent.), pro skater Pep Williams and more.

J-GO returns to celebrate the release of his project Drive. Melo Kan describes his Compton/Rialto upbringing, lessons learned as a youth and using his platform/music to inspire change amongst the youth and adults alike. Look out for The Melo Kan Lounge EP. Also TIU (Turn It Up)Muzic crew makes their second appearance on Home Grown Radio as they release volume 3 of the self titled mixtape Turn It Up! The Los Angeles collective speak on goals for 2015, opening up their own location (7801 Melrose Ave. #5 across the street from Fairfax High)and the importance of support.

Marketplace monday is the place to be for all your good news, event, and business opportunities!! Join me this week with special guests KD Brosia, Melo Kan and Ms. Kelli Marie as we get the scoop on their upcoming tour! 

Marketplace monday is the place to be for all your good news, event, and business opportunities!! Join me this week with special guests KD Brosia, Melo Kan and Ms. Kelli Marie as we get the scoop on their upcoming tour! 

Spate Radio.com with special guest Melo Kan tune in with Holly hi def daniels

Check Out! Our Exclusive Interview with "Melo Kan"  Fusing an eclectic blend of passion and insightful lyricism, Melo creates a sound that resonates universally.  To put it simply, Melo is not an artist created in a demographic vacuum. His stories of struggle and triumph transcend age, race, and demographic barriers and serve as inspiration to a generation lacking any definitive leadership. His artistry stands out in an industry of sameness as he pushes the limits of creativity while balancing the needs of his listeners who crave much more than just a short sugar high.  Melo says, “Nobody makes albums that people can still listen to years down the line anymore. I strive to make records so complete that ten years later when you listen, you’ll say damn I wish brotha’s still made records like this!” Similar to early rap pioneers such as Public Enemy, Ice Cube, and Grandmaster Flash; there is a message in Melo’s music.  While he believes music should be fun, he also believes it should address socioeconomic issues of the time.

CEO of New York based Specialyst Entertainment and co-founder of Coral City Cartel. Torch represents one fourth of the rap group Triple C. It is with his latest single "Bang Yo City" ft Busta Rhymes. Torch continues to use his controversial thought provoking lyrics to blaze trails throughout the music industry. As a forerunner of the "New West" hip hop scene, following Dr. Dre's protégé, The Game, Melo Kan blazes the streets with continuous hits consisting of hardcore, clever, and catchy lyrics that captivate hip hop fans and concert goers nation wide opening for artist Mike Jones and many others. The release of his highly anticipated project E.P.U catapulted Melo to the forefront of the underground rap scene, winning him the 2008 Independent Music Awards Rap/Hip Hop Viewers choice "Album of the Year"; introducing the MC to a new fan base and mix tape repertoire.

We will talk with Compton rapper Melo Kan.