Podcasts about traxamillion

Le son Hyphy naît au début 2000 dans la Bay Area (San Francisco), entre révolte, excès et street culture. Un style musical survolté, emmené par des producteurs comme Rick Rock ou Traxamillion, pensé pour les enceintes des voitures lors des sideshows et ghost rides.Véritable décharge d'adrénaline, le Hyphy c'est aussi une vibe, une manière de vivre, de parler, de danser, de lâcher prise.Après la mort de la légende Mac Dre, la scène explose. En 2006, “Tell Me When to Go” fait entrer le Hyphy dans la cour des grands, avant que le souffle ne retombe... mais l'influence reste bien vivante, même Kendrick en porte l'héritage.SLurg et Bachir  vous plongent dans cette transe musicale, en exclu sur Grünt Radio.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Netta Brielle , Karaha Monroe and Jason discuss the story and development of Netta's hit single 3xKrazy (produced by Traxamillion and PLO)

Episode #116 Flammy Marciano – Hip Hop Artist, Rapper, & Streamer. Born in Lexington, Kentucky, and raised in San Jose, California, internet sensation DaQuane Fox, better known as Flammy Marciano, tends to be ahead of the curve when it comes to gaming, streaming, and even music. He began his music career in the late 2000s under the name Young Marvel before releasing viral songs such as ‘Jerry Rice' and ‘Mood Right Now' in the early 2010s under his current moniker, Flammy Marciano. Along with blending humor into his raps, Marciano has pioneered gaming and streaming into his musical career, building a large fanbase on platforms like Twitch and YouTube.  Marciano credits his love for music to his late uncle, Sultan Banks, widely known as Traxamillion. This love for music and relationship with his uncle led to Marciano's passion for entertainment outlets that resemble television and cinema. Marciano gets deep when discussing how fatherhood has molded his life and impacted his career. Despite gaining recognition in a modern world that rewards being ahead of trends, Marciano never strays from his affinity for television shows of the 1970s and anime of the 1990s. His current success as a public figure has made his potential to become an internationally recognized influencer a real possibility. In addition to being a father, rapper, and streamer, Marciano founded his record label, 88 Entertainment, and continues to release music that displays his evolution in sound. His upcoming project, currently referred to as ‘Yourself' (final title pending), will be released in late Spring 2024. However, Marciano has released several exclusive early-cut tracks on Patreon before the final release. In this conversation, we discuss Flammy Marciano's journey as a rapper, streamer, and father, the inspiration behind his work, and the evolution of his career. You can find Flammy Marciano on all major music streaming platforms, Twitch and YouTube @flamgawdfaming, and Instagram @flammymarciano. Host Troy Ewers is a journalist and personality from Southside San Jose, CA, with a background in music, film, and sports. Hey aims to highlight art and culture through music, fashion, film, and sports. Check out Troy Ewers on the Content Magazine Podcast, Instagram @trizzyebaby, and YouTube @topkatfilms. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/content-magazine/support

It's our last episode of the year! Today, host Ericka Cruz Guevarra, producer Maria Esquinca, and senior editor Alan Montecillo unpack 2022 and share their favorite episodes. We'll have new episodes for you starting Jan. 4, 2023!  Links: The Bay Survey (it takes just 8 minutes!) Alan's favorite: ‘It's an Unimaginable Amount of Fish,' Sep. 2, 2022. Ericka's favorite: An Audio Love Letter to Traxamillion, an Architect of the Hyphy Movement, Jan. 10, 2022. Maria's Favorite: He Designed a Garden at UC Santa Cruz From Death Row. Now Students Want Him Free, Jun. 17, 2022. 

Bay Area Hip Hop legend Big Rich started his career making beats at a young age, which is how he first met a young San Quinn. He quickly developed his love for producing and rapping in the group Fully Loaded, which became the breakout group on San Quinn and Charlie Kelley's record label. In 2002, Big Rich released San Francisco Anthem with San Quinn and producer Traxamillion, which became the most requested song on 106.1 KMEL and became the theme music for the Giants and 49ers. Big Rich went on to work with other bay area legends like Mac Dre and E-40 and had a number of hit songs in the greater Bay Area.  Rich made the decision to diversify his career in the industry first by starting a marketing agency with his girlfriend and business partner Danielle, by offering label services. They then pivoted to education and artist discovery by launching Project Level and 1015 Management. Project Level is an educational organization that trains underserved youth in San Francisco about jobs at many levels of the music industry, including music production, videography, photography, choreography, talent management, and record label A&R work.  Rich came up with the idea for Project Level because he believed music saved his life at a young age, and he wanted to be able to share that gift with a new generation of young people in the community. 1015 Management is geared toward finding the next generation of talent to help them get developed and signed like 24KGoldn, a Bay Area superstar who Big Rich helped make the introduction to get signed by Columbia Records and go multi-platinum. With a combination of training, management and a discovery showcase called "The Next Big Thing" Project Level is well poised to deliver on its promise. Add to that funding sources and partnerships including Atlantic Records, Time/Warner, YouTube, The Golden State Warriors, and Pyramind Institute, and Big Rich is well on his way to creating an amazing ecosystem of opportunities for career development and finding the next generation of superstars. See the video recap and blog from the interview here: https://pyramind.com/big-rich-discovering-the-next-generation-of-talent Follow Big Rich https://www.instagram.com/big.rich/?hl=en Listen to the music from the podcast https://open.spotify.com/artist/5lkPydJppIPd2K9jJkfmMC Check out Project Level https://www.projectlevel.org/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the 42nd episode of Shirley's Temple, #Mistah FAB discusses being a #mentalhealth advocate, #TooShort being his idol, making "Life Of Da Party" w/ #SnoopDogg, opening a nightclub in honor of his mom, launching Dope Era Academy for inner city kids, watching his mom get clean, the importance in #therapy, dropping $200K on #Warriors tickets, making "New OAKLAND" before his daughter was born, the story behind "Ghost Ride It," recording "Sideshow" with Traxamillion, #TheJacka being his favorite rapper, epic story of #MacDre losing his grill, and more!

In episode 33 I talk to Demone Carter and Nate LeBlanc from Dad Bod Rap Pod about Traxamillion, an American hip hop producer from San Jose, California.He produced records such as Keak da Sneak's "Super Hyphy" and Dem Hoodstarz "Grown Man Remix". His first album, The Slapp Addict, was a compilation of Bay Area hyphy artists and was released August 22, 2006.

On the 50th episode & finale of Season 1, we ground in on how our first few days of 2022 has been and send our condolences to Bay Area producer, Traxamillion, and share our thoughts on Frank Summerville's recent car wreck. We the discuss what made Antonio Brown leave during the game and we follow that up with what we learned through 2021 and our favorite podcast episodes. Lastly, we give our Song of the Year/Player & Freaks of the Year. Here are the time stamps: (0:00) Intro (7:30) R.I.P Traxamillion (13:18) Frank Summerville Car Crash (18:49) Antonio Brown leaves mid-game (28:10) What did you learn in 2021? (37:44) Favorite Podcast Moment (57:16) Song of the Year (1:13:39) Movie Reviews (1:15:50) Playaz & Freakz Year (1:24:19) Closing Episode 50 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/area510/support

The iLLogical gang kickoff 2022 by updating the listeners with changes to the podcast (1:08), as well as recapping their holiday breaks (5:20). Later, the guys discuss events missed over the holidays, like Kanye &. Drake in concert (15:19), Jay-Z proclaiming, 'Nobody wants it with HOV' in VERZUZ (22:11), the responses to 'The Matrix: Resurrections' (34:20), How Tariq has been handling his power in season 2 of 'Power: Ghost' (42:50) The Weeknd's new album 'Dawn FM' (1:23:47), a special tribute to Bay Area producer Traxamillion (1:45:31), the final week of the NFL regular season (1:51:21) and more.

Traxamillion, born Sultan Banks, was a producer from San Jose who helped define the Bay Area's sound and propelled the Hyphy Movement to the national stage. If there's a Bay Area hip-hop anthem you love, whether it's Sideshow, Super Hyphy or San Francisco Anthem, Traxamillion had his fingerprints on it. Traxamillion died on Jan. 2 in Santa Clara from a rare form of cancer at the age of 42. So today, we remember his legacy on the hyphy movement, the Bay Area, and local artists. Guest: Nastia Voynovskaya, KQED Arts and Culture associate editor Links: Remembering Traxamillion, Whose Beats Defined the Bay Area Sound by Nasta Voynovskaya, Gabe Meline, and Pendarvis Harshaw Super Hyphy with Traxamillion, Dad Bod Rap Pod This episode was produced by Ericka Cruz Guevarra and Christopher Beale, and hosted by Ericka Cruz Guevarra.

RIP Traxamillion, Suspect Wanted in Young Dolph Murder, The Zumbi Death Investigation Debacle. All that plus much more!#PlanetHipHopNews, Bringing You The Latest & Greatest in Hip Hop Music & Culture Plus News from Around The World!1. Real One (Instrumental)2. From The Hood3. [CLEAN] Nas Speechless4. Lil Migo - Dawg Ass (Clean)5. G Herbo - BreakYoSelf (Clean)6. G herbo break yoself (instrumental)7. Roddy Ricch all good (feat. Future) (INSTRUMENTAL)8. Roddy Ricch feat. Future - all good (Clean)9. [CLEAN] Nas Ugly10. Rick Ross - Marathon [Clean]11. Dr. Dre ETA ft. Snoop Dogg, Anderson Paak & Busta Rhymes (Clean)12. DMX feat. JAY Z & Nas - Bath Salt (Clean)13. Bath Salts Official Instrumental DMX f_Jay Z & Nas14. Conway The Machine Type Beat Gifts And Curses15. Keak Da Sneak Super Hyphy M Class Extend Clean16. Stunnaman02 & QuakeBeatz - Big Steppin (Radio)17. [CLEAN] Nas Meet Joe Black18. (INSTRUMENTAL) Nas Wave Gods ft. A$AP Rocky & DJ Premier19. Kendrick Lamar, Baby Keem Family Ties (Instrumental)

Dj Gio - Traxamillion Tribute Mix [BayAreaCompass] by BayArea Compass

On Vol. 56, the guys discuss the passing of Traxamillion, the Antonio Brown saga, Jason Derulo, times when we've Rage quit while playing video games, the crazy week in wrestling including Toni Storm taking her ball and going home, to the fallout/reaction of Big Swole's comments about AEW, what's next for NXT, and WWE Day 1 and the ridiculous outrage about Big E losing. The guys then wrap up by discussing Lil Flip's Verzuz comments and about Incel podcasts. Tap in! Follow, RT, Like, Share and Subscribe! Follow The Show Your Work Team! @ShowYourWorkNet Nelson: @whoisoriginel DJ Larry: @DJLarry0093 Tre : @2LsYungin Produced by banks .

What's Up People!In this first episode of 2022 we pay homage to the late great bay area legend Traxamillion. I talk old showing east coast friends bay area music, video problems in the previous episodes, starting off the new year with dry January, Antonio Brown problems, and Jason Derulo fighting people for mistaken identify. Will the Raiders lock in a playoff spot over the chargers? Who knows. I'm not confident but hopeful.  All this and more, ENJOY!Follow the Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hypocriticalafpodcastFollow Albert Fig on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/albert_fig/?hl=enFollow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Hypocritical_AFFollow on Tik Tok: Hypocritical AF Podcast Check out the Hypocritical AF website: www.hypocriticalaf.comListen on Apple iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hypocritical-af/id1542417082Listen on Spotify: Hypocritical AFSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hypocriticalaf)

Stitch and Prodigy are out this week. RIP Betty White and Traxamillion. This week we talk about #IHadAWhiteFriend, Encanto, NYE/"expensive" champagne, The Rona part Quarte, Foundation, Don't Look Up, Young Justice Phantoms, and more! Ibeji Oil and Candles https://www.ibejioils.com/ Promo code: VD638N for 15% off any order over $35 Come follow us: http://www.beenhadproductions.com/bthanbti SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/bthanbtiI Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BthanBTI/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/bthanbti Twitter: @BthanBTI iTunes: https://itun.es/i6SJ6Pw YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BlackerThanBlackTimesInfinity

DLabrie - Vampire NETW3RK ft. Kung Fu Vampire , Traxamillion, YDMC(RDV/Diff Dope), Sean Blak, Muenster, Boogie Madeoff, Playz prod by @SixFiveNada (RDV) From Upcoming album "Mr NETW3RK part 2" VIDEO/Short Film DROPPING for Halloween

1. Q-Tip Ft Nora Jones - Life Is Better 2. J Cole Ft Bas & 6LACK - Let Go My Hand 3. J Period Ft Dave Chappelle, Black Thought - All In Your Head 4. Roy Woods - Touch You 5. Deborah Bond - Radio 6. Joelle James - Apply Pressure 7. Reel People - Dance In Her Eyes 8. Dwele - What Profit 9. Kiana Lede - None For You 10. Nicole Bus - With You 11. Jeremih Ft Chris Brown - I Think Of You 12. Traxamillion ft Mickey Shiloh - Been Awhile 13. Swagger Rite - Spicy 14. Motto - What’s The Vibe 15. Zie Zie - Fine Girl 16. WSTRN Ft Tiwa Savage & Mr Eazi - Love Struck 17. Headie One Ft Young T & Bugsey - Princess Cuts 18. Phora Ft Ty Dolla $ign - This Weekend 19. Kid Ink - Red Light 20. Chris Brown Ft Drake - No Guidance 21. Traxamillion Ft Mickey Shiloh - Been Awhile 22. Teedra Moses - Make Me 23. Roy Woods - Touch You 24. Anderson .Paak - Jewelz 25. Clyde Carson - Summer Dress 26. J. Cole Ft Bas & 6LACK - Let Go My Hand 27. Swagger Rite - Spicy 28. Ty Dolla $ign Ft Jack Harlow & 24kGoldn - I Won 29. Tinashe & Buddy - Pasadena 30. TJ Boyce - Black Woman 31. Ty Dolla $ign Ft J Balvin, YG Tyga & Post Malone - Spicy 32. Amari Ft Kevin Antonio - Too Early 33. Evrlove Blake - Jamrock 34. Stefflon Don - Cant Let Go 35. Raquel Rodriguez - Undone 36. Teedra Moses - Cashmere Compliments 37. Anderson .Paak - Jewelz 38. Mikaela - OD 39. Teyana Taylor - Concrete 40. Jacquees Ft Queen Naija - Bed Friend 41. Summer Walker Ft NO1-NOAH - SWV 42. SZA Ft Ty Dolla $ign - Hit Different

Originally released: January 2019. Traxamillion & Ziggy join Special on The Special Delivery Podcast to break down everything you don't know & should know about their project 'It Was A Hot Summer'. They talk about the concept being the movie 'Do The Right Thing', the samples ranging from Xscape, to 'Return Of The Mack', Pretty Ricky, & Maxwell, as well as collaborating with E-40, Stressmatic, OMB Peezy, and Prezi. Special on Twitter: Twitter.com/SpecialSays
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We had Traxamillion, the great producer of the genre-defining beat for Keak da Sneak’s Super Hyphy in-studio this week! We talked to Trax about his life and work, including his long-time friendship with our co-host DEM ONE. We also briefly touch on the World Cup, and give some spoiler-free thoughts on the amazing film Sorry To Bother You.

ZIGGY is an emerging recording artist from San Jose, CA. Although he has been rapping since he was a child, things started to gain traction and become more serious when his crew, Westacy Ent garnered a lot of local buzz in the South Bay through music releases, music videos and rocking live shows all throughout California, and especially in the South Bay. He has released several solo albums since 2010 when he started focusing on his solo grind more, but Westacy still remained a force and to this day are involved in ZIGGY's endeavors. He recently gained some notable attention through the Cisco-produced, Hurry & Buy LP, and his multiple appearances on Traxamillion's Tech Boom. In 2017, ZIGGY and Traxamillion linked up again, this time with Philthy Rich & SOB x RBE for the smash hit, "Right Now", which now has a E-40 & Too Short remix. ZIGGY recently inked a distribution deal with EMPIRE, and released an LP called KHAKIS on 4/6. He has multiple notable guest appearances, and upcoming projects in the works.      Links:   KHAKIS (Album): Empire.lnk.to/KHAKIS

On this episode of 100 Proof Radio Row & G BiZ interview the newest member of the Empire family, hip hop artist Ziggy! This Bay Area native has been blazing through the music scene with his new single "D.F.W." & working with the likes of Philthy Rich, SOBxRBE, and legendary producer Traxamillion!! Listen in as the conversation touches on dating, sexual do's & don'ts, upcoming collaborations, and of course, our drunk stories!

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J. Treymale - I Ain't Thinkin Bout You [BayAreaCompass] Prod by @Traxamillion @JTreymale by BayArea Compass

[Full Episode: http://bit.ly/2B3Tl1x]Alias John Brown Speaks on the Sudden and Tragic death of Bay Area Rap Star The Jacka with Ace Venom Beats. We dedicate this show to the life and memory of Dominic Newton Aka the Jacka R.I.P.#PlanetHipHopNews, Bringing You The Latest & Greatest in Hip Hop Music & Culture Plus News from Around The World![Full Episode: http://bit.ly/2B3Tl1x]1. Speech 1: Intro [Libation]2. the Jacka- Ask God3. Alias John Brown- Still Alive4. Biggie- Everyday Struggle5. Vince Staples- Hands Up6. Speech 2: AJB & Ace Venom Beats7. Speech 2: Pt 2 8. the Jacka- Glamorous Lifestyle (REMIX) - Netta B., Husalah, Paul Wall & Ander Nickatina - [Prod by Traxamillion]9. J. Cole- Fire Squad10. Action Bronson- Acting Crazy11. Nas- Accident Murderers Ft Rick Ross12. Jeezy- Holy Ghost13. Speech 3: AJB & Ace Venom Beats14. Speech 3: Pt 2 15. Big Von- Windows ft Keak Da Sneak, the Jacka & Mickey Shiloh [Prod by Traxamillion]16. Nicki Minaj- Truffle Butter Ft Drake & Lil Wayne17. QuESt [Sylvan LaCue]- Biscayne Blvd [Prod. By Logic]18. Que Billah & AJB- Lamar Odom19. Bob- New Black20. Speech 4: AJB & Ace Venom Beats21. Speech 4: Pt 222. K Loc- Aint Sh#t Ft the Jacka 23. Ya Boy Rich Rocka- Maday Ft Trae Tha Truth24. Cormega- Rap Basquiat25. Big Krit- Cadillatica26. Outkast- Aquemini27. Speech 5: AJB Freestyle28. Speech 5: Pt 229. 2pac- Pour Out A Little Liquor30. Saba- Burnout31. Joey Bada$$- Big Dusty32. Lyric Jones- C'mon33. Speech 6: Outro