Podcasts about websterx

Y'allllll! Laura and I are so, so excited to be putting this episode out into the world. The minute we cut recording on this interview, we scooted up our entire production timeline by two months so y'all could have THIS episode in your ears. An artist, musician, lyrical storyteller, and true Milwaukee legend, The Fader describes WebsterX's music as "a personal dive into the rapper's psyche". One of the most successful Milwaukee based musicians, WebsterX was awarded Solo Artist of the Year by Radio Milwaukee in 2016, and his album "Daymares" was voted album of the year the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in 2017. Nationally, he's contributed music for a Super Bowl ad, gotten signed to Vic Mensa's prior label, opened for Lil Yachty, and been featured in Entertainment Weekly, NPR, Pitchfork, TimeOut, Paper Magazine, and PBS among dozens of others. Alongside his solo success, WebsterX was a founding member of legendary Milwaukee-based music collective New Age Narcissism, co-founder of FreeSpace, a free, monthly, all-ages music showcase that invites Milwaukee's young creatives to come together and collaborate, and the organizer of Black is Beautiful's 3,000 rider strong bike ride in honor of mental health for people of color. On a personal level, WebsterX was one of Ryan's first friends in Milwaukee, and has been a long time inspiration and collaborator. This is a truly special episode with dozens of invaluable insights on the magic of being alive; including the power that rests in growing from our mistakes, harnessing alter egos, leveraging our platforms as creatives, marketing our magic, and where WebsterX is headed in the future.

In addition to the music categories in our annual award show, the Radio MIlwaukee Music Awards also recognize the work of individuals who are working to elevate the Milwaukee creative community in three special award categories: Humanitarian of the Year, Music Ambassador of the Year and Rising Star. Meet this year's Humanitarian of the Year, WebsterX and the Black is Beautiful Bike Ride, in this Community Story.

WebsterX (Sam Ahmed), Mag (Enrique Rodriguez), and a number of others put together the first Black is Beautiful Ride on June 20th. There, over 1,000 riders rolled 16 miles through Milwaukee raising over $10,000 to be split between Walnut Way Conservation Corp. and Leaders Igniting Transformation (LIT).As they get ready for Black is Beautiful Vol. 2 this Sunday, they come on The GoGedders Podcast to talk about how the ride started, the protests, equality, the Milwaukee music scene and more.

Host Benjamin Rangel sits down with members of The New State to discuss how a former concert venue that hosted acts like AC/DC and Tom Petty will again transform the music scene in Milwaukee. In addition, we talk about how the New State will bring economic and creative development to young people throughout Milwaukee. Guests include John Hennessy, Andrew Parker, Dima Pochatrev, WebsterX, and Nile from Phat Nerdz. Producers: Benjamin Rangel, Kyle Hagge, Sam Woods, Ashlie Benson, Kacee Ochalek, and Elizabeth McLarenWebsite: bridgethecitypodcast.comSupport: patreon.com/bridgethecityInstagram: @BridgeTheCityPodcastTwitter: @BridgeTheCityWiEmail: Bridgethecitypodcast@gmail.comLogo Design: Elizabeth McLarenMusic: Casey Masters

Listen to host DJ Shawna talk to WebsterX on this weeks episode

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Grace Weber’s Music Lab has hosted locally and nationally-known music acts like WebsterX and Jamila Woods for an immersive music education experience. Once a month, high school students from the Greater Milwaukee area are invited to Radio Milwaukee’s performance space to participate after school for free.

Grace Weber’s Music Lab has hosted locally and nationally-known music acts like WebsterX and Jamila Woods for an immersive music education experience. Once a month, high school students from the Greater Milwaukee area are invited to Radio Milwaukee’s performance space to participate after school for free.

WMSE is excited to be back once again at Club Garibaldi for our monthly Local/Live segments. On Tuesday, October 2, we welcome Milwaukee’s “retro”-electronic brother duo, Immortal Girlfriend for a live show and interview on-site and over the airwaves that YOU can join! Milwaukee’s Immortal Girlfriend is a fresh “retro” brother duo of William and Kevin Bush, who use atmospheric layering of electronics to wash over their melodic vocals. While the heart and soul of their sounds might be immersed in nostalgia, their sound is thoroughly modern and akin to chill + synth wave outfits like Washed Out, SURVIVE and Bonobo. In their spare creative time, Immortal Girlfriend also operate as producers out of a music studio in Lannon, laying down sounds for a growing list of Milwaukee artists, including WebsterX and Lex Allen. Although Immortal Girlfriend have been active on the scene for a brief time, the two go far back with their initial collaborative creations in their parents’ basement. Those creative days have produced their debut ‘Daybreak’ EP (released in 2017) and the single “Summer Dream” (released in May of this year). Immortal Girlfriend has graced the stage of Summerfest, Turner Hall Ballroom, Cactus Club and more, supporting diverse bills of music ranging from pop, soul, hip hop and electronic.

On episode 21 of #OrdinaryFreaks Milwaukee’s very own WebsterX, rapper, artist, and creator talks growing up on the north side, his music and performance inspirations, inspiring youth, and pushing creativity in the city.-FOLLOW WEBSTERX:Website: http://www.websterxdotcom.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/websterxx/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/_websterx Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_websterx -FOLLOW ORDINARY FREAKS:Website: http://ordinaryfreaks.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ordinaryfreaksTwitter: https://twitter.com/ordinaryfreaksInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ordinaryfreaks-FOLLOW B:https://www.instagram.com/roblesmelgoz-FOLLOW EDDIE:https://www.instagram.com/eddjuarezs

On episode 21 of #OrdinaryFreaks Milwaukee’s very own WebsterX, rapper, artist, and creator talks growing up on the north side, his music and performance inspirations, inspiring youth, and pushing creativity in the city.-FOLLOW WEBSTERX:Website: http://www.websterxdotcom.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/websterxx/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/_websterx Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_websterx -FOLLOW ORDINARY FREAKS:Website: http://ordinaryfreaks.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ordinaryfreaksTwitter: https://twitter.com/ordinaryfreaksInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ordinaryfreaks-FOLLOW B:https://www.instagram.com/roblesmelgoz-FOLLOW EDDIE:https://www.instagram.com/eddjuarezs

Simon Mustafa is a Milwaukee native emcee & entrepreneur. Simon was raised on Milwaukee’s north side, an area of the city that is often prone to violence, but also home to many of the city’s Hip Hop talent. Simon’s preparation for his journey into the world of Hip Hop began at a young age, when he found an interest in Hip Hop music, and later developed an interest in the written word and began writing his own thoughts and feelings. His main motivation for immersing himself in Hip Hop and writing was a need for his voice to be heard. Being the youngest of three children, he often felt he wasn’t being listened to, and Hip Hop gave him an opportunity to share his thoughts, feelings and opinions in a different way that allowed him more freedom than he felt he had previously. Simon Mustafa has been greatly influenced by other Midwest artist including Kanye West, Saba, IshDarr & WebsterX. He is part of a young, talented group of emcees that has made Milwaukee a hotbed for Hip Hop talent in recent years. Radio One Chicago airs every Thursday night from 6p cst on WLUW-FM, 88.7 or wluw.org

Working Class Audio #179 with Daniel Holter!!! Daniel Holter is a producer, mixer, composer and songwriter. He studio  Wire & Vice is located in a 1920s-era post office near Harley Davidson and the original Miller brewery just outside Milwaukee, WI. He’s hosted a diverse range of musical artists, from Rihanna and Eric Benet, to Chester French, Maritime, and Skillet. Over the years, Daniel has mixed music by artists such as Nick Lowe, Field Report, Over The Rhine, Amos Lee, Blitzen Trapper, Collections of Colonies of Bees, Phil Keaggy, Crowded House, Dead Horses, WebsterX, and Ryan Higa. He’s also composed and/or produced thousands of cues currently being used by such varied clients as Apple, Nike, Google, Microsoft, GM & Gatorade, virtually all of the top shows on HBO, ESPN, CBS, ABC, NBC, Fox, and all across the globe in tv, radio, advertisements, video games and film. Photo by Andrew Feller (http://www.andrewfeller.com/) About this Interview: Daniel  joins me to talk about his studio, his licensing business, family, divorce, winning and his creative drive.  Earlier in the show I’m joined by former WCA Alum Mike Wells (WCA #113) to talk about his new file delivery service Swan! Enjoy! – Matt Show notes and links: Mike Well’s new file delivery service for audio pros! Daniel Holter’s links danielholter.com (me) wireandvice.com (studio) licenselab.com (license biz) @danielholter (twitter and instagram)

After signing to Chicago-based label Closed Sessions last year, Milwaukee rapper WebsterX has delivered his full-length debut, Daymares. The 15-track project is a deeply personal dive into the rapper’s psyche, as he wrestles with his doubts and fears, but, ultimately, provides glimmers of hope throughout. The cohesive effort centers around Milwaukee, and WebsterX enlists production from budding hometown talent like Q the Sun and oddCouple to help him soundtrack his journey up to this point. “Daymares is an accumulation of my life from years 2013-2017, the whole road of this WebsterX thing,” he explained to The FADER over email. “A rollercoaster of ups and downs that got me to this point, the insane experiences I’ve been able to be a part of with my friends by pursuing art, and my rise in my home city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and beyond.” ~The Fader

Milwaukee’s Siren (Katie Lafond), has solidified her presence in the scene with her memorable appearances and recordings with locals New Age Narcissism, Lex Allen, WebsterX and Kiings (listen to “Exoskeletal Love”, here). Siren’s stage presence and pipes make a statement that is truly her own, even with echoes of Adele, Grimes, Beyoncé and Amy Winehouse. As Siren ventures into releasng a debut solo album, she’s sure to bring that notoriety to a new level.

The 120th episode of Bassment Beats on WESU is set to air on the 30th of November, 2013 click ‘read more’ to get the Playlist and link to download: WebsterX – Desperate Youth DUBB ft. Devin Miles & Short Dawg – Silver Lining Bodega Bamz – Don Francisco (Electric Bodega Official Remix) Jarred A.G. ft. … Continue reading Bassment Beats on WESU Episode 120 →