Podcasts about scallops hotel

My guest this week is Nashville-based rapper, producer, record store owner, and founder of Ruby Yacht…R.A.P. Ferreira. We spoke about the Netflix series From, the horror genre, getting desensitized to violence, Batman, Beetlejuice, Embrace of The Serpent, The Taste of Tea, the power of music while traveling, how an experience on shrooms changed his outlook on his own music, the difference between his milo and R.A.P. Ferreira personae, the legacy of Ruby Yacht, and the creative process behind his latest album 5 to the Eye with Stars.5 to the Eye with Stars is available wherever music is sold, streamed, or stolen. Consider copping directly from his Bandcamp page here.Follow Rory on Instagram and Twitter: @hipcatscienceFollow me on Instagram (@cinemasai), Twitter (@CineMasai_), TikTok (@cinemasai), and Letterboxd (@CineMasai)     Support the show

The Crate 808 crew get together to break down their five favourite records from a stellar 2021 in their Patreon livestream in part one of their yearly summary

This episode, Nadira listen's to Milo's (aka Scallops Hotel aka R.A.P. Ferreira) "So the Flies Don't Come" (2015). Ben watches Spike Lee's "School Daze" (1988).   Artwork by Rebecca Pearson (@redbecca.design) Music by Cedric Hawkeyes

The guys are FINALLY joined by Alicia Zirkes (Matthew's Wife) for the PODCAST OF THE AGES! Listen as Alicia and John rag on Matthew while listening to the AMAZING album this week. They listen to Bob's Son by R.A.P. Ferreia & Scallops Hotel while drinking Dortnumder Gold by Great Lakes Brewing.

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′31″ One For Quartabê / Right Now by Madlib on Sound Ancestors (MADLIB INVAZION) 5′51″ Tides by Men I Trust on Tides - Single (Self Released) 8′21″ Peculiar Machine (Georgia Anne Muldrow Remix) by salami rose joe louis on Chapters of Zdenka (Brainfeeder) 11′12″ Dearest Alfred (MyJoy) by Khruangbin & Knxwledge on Dearest Alfred (MyJoy) - Single (Dead Oceans) 14′28″ Fellowship by serpentwithfeet on DEACON (Secretly Canadian) 17′59″ The Other Lover by Little Dragon & Moses Sumney on The Other Lover - Single (Ninja Tune) 21′49″ Sept. 16 by Kid Cudi on Man On the Moon III: The Chosen (Republic) 29′23″ The Season by Ela Orleans on Movies For Ears (Night School) 32′39″ Day 7.5093 by Nilüfer Yanya on Feeling Lucky? - Single (ATO) 36′12″ Portra 400 by Arlo Parks on Collapsed in Sunbeams (Deluxe) (Transgressive) 38′59″ Gravity (feat. Tyler, The Creator) by Brent Faiyaz & DJ Dahi on Gravity (feat. Tyler, The Creator) - Single (Lost Kids) 42′25″ Price Tags (feat. Anderson .Paak) by Jazmine Sullivan on Heaux Tales (RCA) 49′34″ redguard snipers (feat. SB the Moor) by R.A.P. Ferreira & Scallops Hotel on Bob's Son (Ruby Yacht) 52′04″ Pressure Points by Navy Blue on Song of Sage: Post Panic! (Freedom Sounds) 54′22″ Love Somebody by Ovrkast. on Love Somebody - Single (DO MORE.) 56′22″ How 2 Find Hope by redveil on How 2 Find Hope - Single (Self Released) 58′46″ Noveling (prod. Black Noi$e & Raphy) by J.U.S on GOD GOKU JAY-Z (Bruiser Brigade) 63′58″ AVALANCHE by MF DOOM (n/a) 66′17″ All Caps by Madvillain on Madvillainy (Stones Throw) 68′19″ Potholderz (featuring Count D Bass) by MF Doom on MM... Food (Rhymesayers Entertainment) 71′33″ A.T.H.F. (Aqua Teen Hunger Force) by DANGERDOOM on The Mouse & the Mask (Lex) 74′30″ Doomsday by MF Doom on Operation: Doomsday (Metalface) 79′39″ FIX URSELF! by JPEGMAFIA on EP2! (Republic) 82′30″ Gang Signs (feat. ScHoolboy Q) by Freddie Gibbs on Gang Signs (feat. ScHoolboy Q) - Single (Warner) 85′01″ Plead The .45th by Smino & Saba on Judas and the Black Messiah: The Inspired Album (RCA) 87′15″ Herringbone by Topaz Jones on Herringbone - Single (New Funk Academy) 89′51″ Pull A James Baldwin by Ric Wilson on Pull A James Baldwin - Single (EMPIRE) 93′11″ PANIC ROOM! by JPEGMAFIA on EP2! (Republic) 95′10″ Bruuuh (Remix) by JID & Denzel Curry on Bruuuh (Remix) - Single (Dreamville / Interscope) 98′31″ Uptown Rager by Kahlil Blu on Still Lonely : DOG XL (Blüsounds) 100′10″ Yeah Right by Vince Staples on Big Fish Theory (Def Jam) 103′11″ Msmsmsm by SOPHIE on Msmsmsm - Single (Numbers) 108′45″ Paradise (feat. Hannah Diamond) by Charli XCX on Vroom Vroom - EP (Atlantic) 111′13″ Is It Cold in the Water? by SOPHIE on OIL OF EVERY PEARL'S UN-INSIDES (Future Classic ) 114′38″ Just Like We Never Said Goodbye by SOPHIE on Product (Numbers) 117′34″ Infatuation by SOPHIE on OIL OF EVERY PEARL'S UN-INSIDES (Future Classic) Check out the full archives on the website.

For Weird Rap's first episode we're honored to speak with Rob Sonic, known for his solo works as well as collaborative projects Hail Mary Mallon (with Aesop Rock) and Sonic Sum.  We discuss his early days, learning his first rap name, and he even raps some of his adolescent lyrics for us.  We get deep into Rob's cryptic writing formulas, breaking down some of the lyrics for "Honeymoon Suite" from the Defriender album.  He shares his feelings on contemporary early 2000s artists such as Saul Williams, the Ozone Music camp, and Anticon.  He explains why Kool G Rap is considered one of rap's all-time greats, and talks about current artists that he admires.  We also get into his working relationship with Aesop Rock and a possibly forthcoming Hail Mary Mallon album.  And Rob gets candid about the struggles of being a unique independent artist, including thoughts of quitting the music business altogether. Curly Castro (of ShrapKnel, Wrecking Crew, BLUu Edwards and the Call Out Culture podcast) joins us to pay tribute to a classic and overlooked album: Skipp Coon's Miles Garvey.  We also share some exclusive news about Skipp's forthcoming album, August: Radio Free Jafrica. Deep-thinking poet and MC Lil Ghostwriter explores the concept of schizophrenia as it applies to rap lyrics and the human psyche in general.  He discusses society's schizophobia.  And he relates all of this to the lyrics of the great R.A.P. Ferreira (AKA Milo, Scallops Hotel, etc. of Ruby Yacht). Finally, we do an overview of our favorite music releases throughout the year thus far: Zeroh's Blaqlyte, Cambatta's LSD: Lunar Solar Duality, The Koreatown Oddity's Little Dominiques Nosebleed, Armand Hammer's Shrines, Run The Jewels' RTJ4, Serengeti's Ajai, Dos Monos' Dos Siki, and others. Follow Weird Rap's social media, join our Reddit and Facebook communities, enjoy our YouTube, Soundcloud and Spotify playlists, check out our record label, and subscribe to our news digest, all linked at https://weirdrap.com. Rob Sonic: http://deathvendor.com http://robsonic.bandcamp.com Curly Castro: http://curlycastro.bandcamp.com http://WreckingCrew.bandcamp.com http://ShrapKnel.bandcamp.com Skipp Coon: https://tibbit.bandcamp.com Lil Ghostwriter: https://weirdrap.bandcamp.com/album/inner-plenum https://lilghostwriter.bandcamp.com Bonus episodes: http://patreon.com/weirdrap http://facebook.com/groups/weirdrap http://facebook.com/weirdrap http://instagram.com/weirdrap http://weirdrap.bandcamp.com http://sptfy.com/weirdrap http://twitter.com/weirdrap http://reddit.com/r/weirdrap http://www.youtube.com/weirdrap http://weird.substack.com http://soundcloud.com/weirdrap https://www.tiktok.com/@weirdrap weirdrap3000@gmail.com

Rap du Maghreb, Eminem, Dehmo, CupCakKe, Richie Campbell... On peut retrouver de la classe dans la crasse Le podcast mensuel de la culture rap. Emission enregistrée pour la première fois en public à FGO-Barbara (Paris 18). Critiques : CupcakKe "Ephorize" (1'15) - Boosie Badazz "BooPac" (16'20) - Dehmo "Poetic Bendo" (21'18) - Hache-P "Before" (37'25) - Hooss "Woodstock" (43'40) - Eminem "Revival" (50'10)Rap du Maghreb (26'10) : Soultana - SHAYFEEN - BaltiLourd/Balourd : Wyclef Jean "Wyclef Jean inspired By" (12'40) - la série "Unsolved" (33') - le clip "Family feud" (42'15) - Les victoires de la musique (48'20)Les recos des Enclumeurs : Richie Campbell "Lisboa" (8'20) - Joe Lucazz "No Name 2.0" (14') - Scallops Hotel "Sovereign nose of your arrogant face" (35'10)La playlist de l'émission à retrouver sur Deezer et Spotify... Envoyez vos recos à lemike@artefrance.frProchain enregistrement le 13 février à FGO-Barbara (Paris 18) Enregistrement : 16 janvier 18 - Chroniqueurs : Lama, Labrax, Mike, Moe - Animateur : Jérôme Larcin - Réalisation : Charlie Marcelet

In which our heroes review Deepwater Horizon, mispronounce people's names, forget things, discuss Keanu Reeves, Matt Damon in China, Iron Fist, Johnny Bravo, and much, much more. The Album of The Week as presented by Josh is "Welcome" by Slaughter Beach, Dog. Intro Song: High Heel Leather Boots by Baby Bee Closing Song: Monsters by Slaughter Beach, Dog 1:38 - Deepwater Horizon Review 15:18 - The Chaos Minute with Jerry 17:14 - Iron Fist Trailer 24:33 - Power Rangers Trailer 29:30 - The Great Wall Trailer 36:25 - Doctor Strange Trailer 40:57 - John Wick: Chapter 2 Trailer 44:25 - Shoutout to Hofstra Friends! One Take More 48:30 - Quick shoutout to Milo aka Scallops Hotel aka Rory 50:10 - The Album of The Week "Welcome" by Slaughter Beach, Dog  https://lame-orecords.bandcamp.com/album/welcome

Milo Talks Scallops Hotel, Record Label Woes, the Great Tape Debate and Performs “Bookoo Bread Co” Live In StudioWhen we last spoke to Milo he'd recently won the favor of his rap heroes and joined their team. At the time he was thinking of moving to LA. He eventually did, but things didn't go quite as planned. He's since moved back to Wisconsin and begun to regroup and rebuild.Hear Milo talk about record label woes, neighborhood threats, and the great tape debate.–Lee See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.