Podcast appearances and mentions of Mike Zombie

Mike Zombie pulled up to the pod and chopped it up with the WASHED crew about his humble beginnings as a young rapper trying to make it, and how that has shaped the artist he is today. He shared his long list of production credits which included Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, Drake, The Rock, Snoop Dogg, and MORE. Other topics that were discussed were YE's latest controversial interview and DJ Akademiks' comments about Lil Baby. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/washthis/support

It was truly an honor to be able to really Tap in with Mike Zombie.Everyone has a story but he is so genuine it makes you respect him even more!I know for a fact you heard “Started from the bottom” by Drake….. Mike produced that!And I hope yal heard “Start from Scratch II” by The Game….. Mike produced that too!!!!!He definitely has a vibe about him that makes you turn them speakers all the way up!Make sure you follow him @therealmikezombie on #IG EVERYWHEREAND be sure to follow @OSODIVA on everything and you can even #Subscribe to her YouTube channel and watch this interview!!!!!!Yal know what it is!#TheDivaDen  

Segment Originally from Kronicles of Kool Live Youtube Stream.Link Below. Like, Share, Subscribe, Turn on notifications and stay tuned for more Kronicles of Kool Live Shows and content from the Channel Of Kool. Black Rob, rapper and former Bad Boy artist, dies at 52. Rob's former label mate, Mark Curry, said that he was with the rapper when he died. “Rest in peace to my brother," he said. Black Rob, the New York City rapper formerly part of Sean “Diddy” Combs' Bad Boy label, has died. He was 52, according to the New York Times. Rob's former label mate, Mark Curry, announced Rob's death in two videos posted to Instagram on Saturday, and Variety has confirmed his passing through additional sources. “I don't know where to begin this,” Curry said in the first video. “But I thank everybody for the donations. Rob passed away about an hour ago.” In a second video, Curry said that he was with the rapper when he died. “Rest in peace to my brother. I was there with him. I was there with him,” Curry said. “Puff, I ain't talked to Puff in 15 years — we talked today,” Curry continued, referring to Combs. “This is the beginning of a new us. Rob made sure he knew what he had to do before he parted this world to make sure we all alright, and that's what he did. Bad boy for life, yo.” Rob's cause of death has not been confirmed, though Rob's friend DJ Self posted on Instagram that he was suffering from kidney issues last week. On April 11, Curry and producer Mike Zombie started a GoFundMe to help Rob pay his medical bills. The next day, Curry said on Instagram that Rob had been released from the hospital and mentioned he planned to go see him later to help with his recovery. In another video, Curry said Rob was put on dialysis. “This Gofundme is to help him find a home, pay for medical help & stability during these trying times. We've lost a lot of legends and we can't afford to lose anymore. This is my way to try and help,” its description reads. Donations poured in following the announcement of his death. Diddy Calls Out corporations, But Should he point the finger at himself. The Jessie Woo was approached to do a show with Revolt Tv and Media, but Revolt didn't wanna pay. Who Should have Paid Rob's medical bills? Maybe Diddy? Diddy decided to pay for funeral costs. But..too little too late? Many on Social Media have said that he wants to do this because it's cheaper than paying Rob's family publishing rights etc. Why wasn't Rob's Go Fund Me Just paid out flat? Especially due to the money Black Rob's hit single "Whoa" brought into the Bad Boy Label. While at Killer Mike's birthday, Diddy had to find a way to put the spotlight on himself, so he decided this was the perfect time to announce his new record label. Puffy proclaimed, "I'm back in the music industry doing what I love and this is one of the first artists signed to Love Records." He introduced singer/songwriter Stacy Barthe. Barthe has been nominated for a Grammy for her work with Katy Perry, Rihanna, Miley Cyrus, Nipsey Hussle, and Beyonce. What do you think about Diddy's business ethics? In Creative Collaboration With CTOWN #blackrob #diddy #podcast #hiphop #music Youtube Visuals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU41wWRohPs

This week's episode, we begin with an RIP to Pop Smoke, and we discuss the details surrounding the incident. We also want to wish Joyce a very happy birthday! Marisa and Joyce also discuss Mike Zombie's Instagram being hacked, the Kobe Bryant Memorial in Los Angeles, Joyce's new bounty hunter friend and Marisa finally having a social life. Also, Joyce really needs funds to get by and eventually start her OnlyFans account, so please donate any spare funds, please. Just DM her @joyceadamz For more hoe-ness, follow our Patreon! www.patreon.com/meiamob #MEIAMob - we've been giving y'all quality content for almost 3 years now, and we want to bring you even more! By subscribing to our Patreon, you'll have access to everything from full episodes on YouTube to spending a day with the gang and riding in a low-rider through the streets of LA. We have tiers for our listeners on a budget and for our big ballers, and everyone in between! Join the MEIA Mob! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @marisaexplains: www.instagram.com/marisaexplains/ www.twitter.com/marisaexplains Leave us feedback, emails and comments: meiapodcast@gmail.com New episodes on YouTube, SoundCloud, and iTunes Thursdays at 10AM.

Today we really push the boundaries of how much we can fit into one podcast. we laughed, we cried (literally), but most of all we had a total blast. thanks again to everyone who made this episode so special. Enjoy :)

The guys have a full house with visits from Mike (Zombie), Hot Will and Dataz.  Join as we kick it holiday style with family, friends, and drinks.

Sup MEIA Mob! We're back and we get right into Marisa's "beautiful" experience at ComplexCon. We also segway into Summer Walker's thoughts on the pitfalls of fame and personal growth for all people - famous or not. We discuss Lil' Wayne's alleged new boo, and Mike Zombie even makes a surprise special appearance - good to have you back for 30 seconds, Zo. We end the episode with emails, and Marisa's final remarks on Fabolous. Enjoy. For more hoe-ness, follow our Patreon! www.patreon.com/meiamob #MEIAMob - we've been giving y'all quality content for almost 3 years now, and we want to bring you even more! By subscribing to our Patreon, you'll have access to everything from full episodes on YouTube to spending a day with the gang and riding in a low-rider through the streets of LA. We have tiers for our listeners on a budget and for our big ballers, and everyone in between! Join the MEIA Mob! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @marisaexplains: www.instagram.com/marisaexplains/ www.twitter.com/marisaexplains Leave us feedback, emails and comments: meiapodcast@gmail.com New episodes on YouTube, SoundCloud, and iTunes Thursdays at 10AM.

YAS is a classically trained violinist-vocalist, songwriter, composer, string arranger, and producer. Picking up the violin at age 6, she’s toured the world performing with symphony orchestras since she was 16 years old. In the past couple of years she has recorded and written for the following artists and producers: Teyana Taylor, Desiigner, NAS, San Holo, The Game, Vic Mensa, Travis Barker, Jaymes Young, Wrabel, Alessia Cara, idk, 070 Shake, Mike Dean, Mike Zombie, Charlie Heat, and Keyon Christ. She's received credits on two Kanye West produced albums, Teyana Taylor’s “NTSE” and NAS’s “NASIR”, as well as two tracks on San Holo’s "album1." In December she joined San Holo on stage at his sold out show at the Shrine and in February accompanied Shawn Mendes and Miley Cyrus at the Grammys. She was also a violinist in Hans Zimmer's soundtracks for Interstellar and Inception. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Damso, certainement l’artiste rap francophone le plus attendu, revient avec Lithopédion, un album dense presque bâti comme une suite d’Ipséité, l’évènement 2017 dans lequel Damso dévoilait sa vraie personnalité artistique et déterminait les contours de sa signature musicale. Sans réitérer l’incroyable Macarena, Lithopédion prend une direction claire, dans un univers onirique développé grâce aux différents producteurs qui trouvent sans répétition une cohérence collective. Les textes sont condensés, ses pensées sont mieux canalisées, les morceaux construits, comme des bris de verres de la mosaïque solitaire dont parlait Ipséité. Oui mais… l’attente était-elle trop forte par rapport à l’effet provoqué par l’écoute ? Peu surpris par l’allure générale de l’album, on l’est par contre par l’absence d’identité rap sur certains morceaux, déviant clairement vers la chanson française dans les sonorités et l’écriture, alors que l’on voyait Damso comme la preuve que l’innovation dans le rap était possible. Autre écueil, on ne peut comparer Damso qu’à lui-même, au risque que la comparaison ne soit plus à son avantage, à force de réentendre ses tics vocaux. Les limites de son “identité propre” ?Animé par Mehdi Maïzi avec Raphaël Da Cruz, Aurélien Chapuis et Nicolas Pellion.RÉFÉRENCES CITÉES DANS L’ÉMISSIONDamso, Nero Nemesis (Booba, 2015), Batterie Faible (Damso, 2016), Ipséité (Damso, 2017), Macarena (Ipséité, Damso, 2017), Lithopedion (Damso, 2018), Mosaïque solitaire (Ipséité, Damso, 2017), Une âme pour deux (Ipséité, Damso, 2017), Smog (Lithopédion, Damso, 2018), Feu de bois (Lithopédion, Damso, 2018), Perplexe (Lithopédion, Damso, 2018), Silence (Lithopédion, Damso, 2018), 60 années (Lithopédion, Damso, 2018), Festival de rêves (Lithopédion, Damso, 2018), Julien (Lithopédion, Damso, 2018), Baltringue (Lithopédion, Damso, 2018), Tim Burton, Vincent Delerm, Même issue (Lithopédion, Damso, 2018), Manu Chao, Gorillaz, Benjamin Biolay, Post Malone, Tombé pour elle (Futur, Booba, 2012)), Lemon Incest (Serge Gainsbourg, 1984), Nabokov, Calogero, Deo Favente (SCH, 2017), JUL, Aux paradis (Lithopédion, Damso, 2018), Rohff, Indochine, Ouest Side (Booba, 2006), Ponko, Benjay, Pyroman, Joga Bonito (Flynt, 2018), Tout le faire gang (Infinit’, 2018), Hit-Boy, Mike Zombie, Niggas in Paris (Jay-Z & Kanye West, 2012), Started from the bottom (Drake), Pusha-T, 03 Greedo,RECOMMANDATIONS ET COUPS DE COEURSLA RECO DE RAPHAEL DA CRUZ : Joga Bonito de Flynt (2018) et le festival de punchlines Tout le faire gang d’Infinit’ (2018).LA RECO DE NEMO : l’album Tony Fontana de Hit-Boy et le dernier album de Mike Zombie.LA RECO DE NICO PELLION : le dernier EP de Veence Hanao et Le MotelLA RECO DE MEHDI : le dernier projet d’Ikaz BoiCRÉDITSEnregistré le 20 juin 2018 à L’Antenne Paris (10 rue la Vacquerie, Paris 11ème). Production : Binge Audio. Direction de production : Joël Ronez. Rédacteur en chef : David Carzon. Direction générale : Gabrielle Boeri-Charles. Moyens techniques : Binge Audio. Réalisation : Quentin Bresson. Chargée de production et d’édition : Camille Regache. Éditrice : Albane Fily. Générique : extrait de "Tyra Banks" de Nodey (Atrahasis EP) par Nodey. NoFun est une production du réseau Binge Audio www.binge.audioPOUR ASSISTER AUX ENREGISTREMENTSPour assister à notre prochain enregistrement en public à L'Antenne Paris, rendez-vous sur notre page bingeaudio.eventbrite.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mal joins the MEIA crew this week to hold it down while Marisa and Mike race against the clock to get back to record in time from the Bay. To break down the topics discussed: we talk Drake vs. Pusha T (obviously), Marisa's Bay weekend and how she fucked up Mike's car, how Derek is trying to low key kill Joyce, Marisa vs Cleveland, Rosanne, and more! Purchase your tickets for Mike Zombie's Celebrity Basketball Game at http://bit.ly/4thAnnualCelebrityBball Make sure to follow us on IG and Twitter - @MarisaExplains and check us out on YouTube! Send us feedback, comments and send us emails to read - MEIAPodcast@gmail.com

Who needs Marisa? Mike Zombie the natural takes the reigns and we get into everything pressing, including continuing to dissect Nicki & Cardi, Whoa Vicky and crew, Coachella part 2, artists who put on the best shows and of course.... Meek. Kanyeezy been wilding too recently, so we get to him. Shout out to everyone who enjoyed Zombie Explains It All Part 1... this one's for you! Make sure to follow us on IG and Twitter - @MarisaExplains and check us out on YouTube! Send us feedback, comments and send us emails to read - MEIAPodcast@gmail.com

Cameron, Dave, and guest Mike Zombie, talk about the lands and creatures of Dark Souls II. Links of Note: @NightTwitten @SentionautPLus @Zombiesecurity Special Guest: Mike Zombie.

On the final podcast of 2017, Marisa has a PSA for everyone. We also talk about Marisa on mommy duties for Chelsea's fish, our takeaways from the year and what we are looking forward to in 2018. Happy New Year MEIA Fam! Tdot Illdude - Basic ft. City Rominicki and Mike Zombie https://soundcloud.com/illdude/basic

"It is not even about what I'm saying necessarily. The less I feel like I say sometimes, the more open the floor is for everyone to feel something," singer-songwriter, Torii Wolf tells The Library with Tim Einenkel this week. The Long Island, NY native's debut album Flow Riiot features productions by Mike Zombie, AraabMUZIK, The King of Chill and DJ Premier. Torii talks to Tim about finding her artistic voice, learning how less is more, working with the legendary DJ Premier and why she views the guitar as an annoying little sister. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

On this week's episode, the crew is back in full swing, and Marisa catches us up to speed on her latest Swae Lee run ins and the Dipset reunion show in NYC. Marisa and Mike also explain how they snuck in adjace to DJ Khaled's party, and celebrity encounters.

Mike Zombie is made for this! This week, Marisa "couldn't make it", but Mike, Joyce and Taylor held it down. We get into Mike Zombie & Torii Wolf's show, terrible jobs, and we clown Marisa's tweets. Mike also gets into the perks of being Grammy nominated... even though he does not partake in any of it..

Episode 2: This episode features an interview with producer Hank McCoy! He's worked with Chill Moody, Kindred the Family Soul, Jakk Frost, Peedi Crakk, Mike Zombie, and more. Bless Ya Life!

This week on MEIA, Mike Zombie makes a resurgence, the crew discusses Cardi B, Donald Trump's attack on the NFL, Marisa's parent's differing ideologies when it comes to #KeelForKap, and more! Check out Anthez's GoFundMe https://www.gofundme.com/anthez2africa

Mina SayWhat and Mike Zombie, a producer signed to OVO talk on Mina's Mind podcast about his transition from New Jersey to Los Angeles. At twenty-four years old, Mike Zombie was first known for the beat on Drake's "Started From The Bottom" track. He was born and raised in South Jersey and continued his craft there. Zombie talks working with Jay-Z, Lil Durk, and Remy Boy Monty and the need for a change in his life moving to LA. He explains that moving there has brought better and more opportunities for him musically.

After missing a week because of Marisa's 67329th illness, the gang is back! This week, we talk holiday break, Chris Brown vs Soulja boy and more. This Week's Songs Marisa - K.Camp feat. Ty Dolla $ "Extra" https://soundcloud.com/kcamp427/extra-ft-ty-dolla-prod-by-music-majorx Tunisia - Jhene Aiko "Blue Dream (Souled Out)" https://youtu.be/es3Fm7dLm2o Jamal - SHIRT "No Records Sold" https://soundcloud.com/shirt/11-no-records-sold featured listen: Mike Zombie - "Paradise City" https://soundcloud.com/mikezombie/mike-zombie-paradise-city

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NEW MIXTAPE FROM VIRGIN ISLANDS ARTIST "DICE MAJOR" 01. INTRO 02. REAL LIFE (prod by AOne) 03. MOMENT TO FREE UP ft Maka Maka (On Guitar) (prod by Lee on the Beat) 04. WHAT I’M DOING (prod by Dj Burn One) 05. JUST BUSINESS (prod by Nonstop Da Hitman) 06. DON’T NEED YO LOVE ft Da Genaral (prod by Mike Zombie) 07. GET YO MONEY (prod by The Mekanics Mixx) 08. TUNNEL VISION (prod by London On Da Track)

It is no secret that Philadelphia and New Jersey has been highly recognized for birthing hit producers like Jahlil Beats, Tone Beats, Cardiak Flatline, and Mike Zombie. Attention is now shifting because currently on the rise are hit production Fayo N Chill (Fayo Beats & Chill The Beatsmith) from Philadelphia, PA. This production duo has been grinding for the past few years, building their catalogue and quickly evolving with today’s music and record industry. With a fresh new sound and innovative production the streets and mainstream have been yearning for, they work sleepless nights with a mindset that every piece of production must be created with a unique and creative sound that delivers a classic record. Fayo N Chill was introduced to the music scene by Philadelphia indie Rap Recording Artist @DeapOffical. 

Mike Zombie had to sit out this episode, so New Jersey Nick and Midnight Corey talk all about the great shows they’ve seen over the summer, which leads to more and more great talk about great metal bands. Consequently, our … More > The post Devil Horns 004: Summer Concerts appeared first on Devil Horns.

Mike Zombie chose this episode’s album for review: Blood Duster’s 1996 album “Yeest.” All three hosts give their thoughts, and ultimately say whether or not it’s worth checking out. After the review, listener feedback is heard, and one of the … More > The post Devil Horns 002: Blood Duster – Yeest appeared first on Devil Horns.

It’s an honor to bring fellow zombie movie fanatic Mike Zombie — of A Little Dead Podcast fame — to the Electric Chair to talk about a subject that’s near and dear to the hearts of both him and Midnight … More