Podcasts about zambian hip hop

Tonight we feature a good friend of mine (MC Till). I've known him for over 2 decades. He is a great thinker. He makes beats. He raps. He is one of the best listeners I've ever met. Recently he took a trip to Zambia and it was a life altering experience. We talk about that, Zambian Hip-Hop, and more. The Boom Bap Chat is a podcast that explores Hip-Hop music and the people who create it. iomos marad, Profound, and MC Till discuss lyrics, production, classic albums, building community, and much more with a mix of legendary and up and coming artists. Keep up with the crew through the Boom Bap Monthly Newsletter or the Boom Bap WhatsApp Group. Or support our work via patreon! Newsletter Sign Up… www.boombapmonthly.com WhatsApp Sign Up… https://bit.ly/BoomBapWhatsApp Support us via Patreon... https://www.patreon.com/everybodyshiphop

Meet Eddie Black, a Zambian Hip Hop artist also known as the Duke of Galilee, he has been on the music scene since 2011. In this episode we talk about his music partnership with renowned producer Peezey Cables. Growing up with his grandparents, his musical journey, where he finds inspiration and what he has learned as an independent artist. Eddie also became a born again Christian and rebranded as a gospel artist releasing his debut album Just Got Saved in 2020. With a new single out right now and new music dropping soon he sat down to talk about what 2022 has in store for him. Twitter: @Eddieblackbaby IG: @eddieblackbaby Facebook: www.facebook.com/sireddieblack

Camstar is a Zambian Hip Hop veteran, Music Executive, and Radio Personality.

K.R.Y.T.I.C. is a Ugandan born Zambian Hip-Hop star that has stood the test of time and is regarded one of the best lyricists from there and on the continent. Today I will be reviewing his brand new album called Vision. The album is available on Mvesesani here

This episode starts out with Chromez trolling Fanatik after Arsenal lost to Chelsea in the final of the UEFA Europa League (8:50). Chromez then tells a story of a recent trippy episode he had with weed, the man thought he was dead (14:21). Fanatik came across a tweet where a guy asked a girl out in the DM's and she said she'd do it if he got 3,000 retweets, whats wrong with this generation? (27:02). They discuss why Zambian Hip Hop artist Bobby East asking his South African peer Casper Nyovest for a feature on Twitter was wrong, this starts with them trying to figure out where Lil Wayne stands in the culture right now (47:01). The guys bring up a tweet that made rounds on social media that said their friend Sandi Chimpala donated blood after she found out someone needed it. Apparently Fanatik doesn't know what blood group he belongs to (1:03:23). Zambian opaque beer 'Chibuku Shake Shake' was voted the 20th most admired brand on the African continent and so His Worship, the Mayor of Lusaka Miles Sampa decided he will drink it everyday. The guys talk about the need to make the brand cool and a suggestion that came up was to have cocktails made out of it. They even call popular Chef, Katala to give his thoughts (1:07:19). How important is trust in a relationship? This question is asked after Fanatik tells 2 stories of men putting trackers in their wives cars to know their whereabouts (1:18:47). They congratulate Zambian artist Roberto for having the number 1 song on Trace AFrica for his song (At the time of recording)'Beautiful' (Check it out on the link below), they then bring up why its important to support artists like him (1:39:17). Follow the hosts; twitter.com/theechromez twitter.com/fanatik_lochead Follow the Podcast; twitter.com/rawconpodcast instagram.com/rawconversationspodcast facebook.com/rawconversationspodcast Join WhatsApp Group; linktr.ee/rawconversationspodcast Watch 'Beautiful' by Roberto on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CZ8c0pqkgU

This Episode of the Podcast starts with Chromez asking Fanatik what he understands by the term 'Bitchcraft' and how bad it is compared to Witchcraft (9:49). On Episode 32, the guys talked about a Zambian Medical student that resorted to selling doughnuts so he could pay for his tuition, they predicted that he was going to get help from a 'well meaning' member of the public and thats exactly what happened. Chromez & Fanatik break down what effect this will have on other people (40:06). A deep conversation emerges about how black people are racist towards each other, this comes from a discussion about bad service that people of color get from people that look like them (53:55). Zambian Hip Hop super group Zone Fam are making a come back but its without Jay Rox, how will this affect how well they'll do without one of the pieces to the puzzle? (1:25:26) Follow the hosts; twitter.com/theechromez twitter.com/fanatik_lochead Follow the Podcast; twitter.com/rawconpodcast instagram.com/rawconversationspodcast facebook.com/rawconversationspodcast Join WhatsApp Group; linktr.ee/rawconversationspodcast

Episode 30 starts with Chromez & Fanatik talking about some names of Zambian rappers and how they got them. This leads into a conversation about a particular moment in Zambian Hip-Hop history that defined some peoples careers (2:20). They then talk about popular Zambian media personality Lawrence Banda aka Man Popo passing away after a short illness, the guys discuss what kind of person he was and what he will be remembered for (25:32). They trade hilarious experiences "Other people" had at lodges with emphasis on soap and top it off with a debate on the different levels of prostitution (34:29). American rapper Kodak Black caught flack for saying he'd want to hook up with Lauren London after her Boyfriend Nipsey Hussle passed away. The question raised here is, if there is a way for you know what people think of you after you pass away, would you utilize it? (1:06:06). Zambian political party NDC won the Roan Parliamentary by-elections by a considerable margin, is the PF losing its ground and what lessons can be learnt from former Zambian President Rupiah Banda losing general elections in 2012? (1:20:23). Also discussed is Zambian rapper Muzo getting into a tiff because he couldn't afford a bus ride and then DJ Showsta had another incident on his show, and this time it was with the Dope Boys (1:45:13) Follow the hosts; twitter.com/theechromez twitter.com/fanatik_lochead Follow the Podcast; twitter.com/rawconpodcast instagram.com/rawconversationspodcast facebook.com/rawconversationspodcast Join WhatsApp Group; linktr.ee/rawconversationspodcast Remember to Subscribe and leave us a comment or review!

Episode 5 features Krytic of The Human Man Show Podcast. The guys start by talking about the presidential jet that the Zambian Government reportedly purchased (4:27). The guys discuss Zambian Dancehall artist Petersen being called out for displaying misogynistic behavior on Twitter (13:47). The social media spat between Zambian rappers Macky 2 & Tiye P is discussed (24:42). They then get into rapper Muzo making an appearance on DJ Showstars show HI 5 and then give their thoughts on Muzo's EP titled 'Massacre' (41:35). Zambian producer KB dropped the 6th installment of his 'My Diary' series of songs. The guys give their take on their best verses while Chromez has some questions about 5ive 4our's legacy (58:39). K 19.5Million reportedly went missing at the Ministry of Education, the guys discuss what excuses the Government will likely give when the money reappears (1:39:52). They then talk about how the Ministry of Religious Affairs is unnecessary and why it is ran by the wrong person (1:50:23). The guys discuss Zambian Hip Hop artist Slapdee shooting the video to his song 'The Realest' in Brooklyn, New York (1:59:54). The boys have quite a few things to say about Simon Mwewa, after he sued someone for defaming him on social media (2:05:01). They wrap up the episode by Krytic giving details about his rebrand (2:16:07) Follow the hosts; @TheeChromez @Fanatik_Lochead Follow the guest; @Kryticismusic Follow the Podcast; @RawConPodcast on Twitter @rawconversationspodcast on Instagram /rawconversationspodcast on Facebook Remember to Subscribe and leave a comment or review!

On this episode of the Podcast, Chromez & Fanatik talk about Zambian Hip Hop artist Slapdee's song with Patoranking of Nigeria and Daev called Lituation, they point the positives and negatives that they noticed (3:19). They then talk about Chanda Mbao's single 'The Bigger Wave' featuring his frequent collaborator Scott and international artists Laylizzy from Mozambique & Da L.E.S from South Africa, they break down what impact this will have on Chanda's career (25:42). The guys then give their take on Zambia getting funding from donors cut off because of alleged corruption. (40:38). News broke out about a man that was recruiting people to be in pornographic films, the guys break down how they feel about it. Revenge porn finds its way into the conversation too (1:04:18). Chromez & Fanatik then talk about South Africa legalizing the private growth and consumption of Marijuana, going as far as giving their own experiences with the herb (1:12:17). Fanatik has a concern as to why Zambian female rappers never seem to hit mainstream success, then they both break down why that happens and what they can do to achieve it (1:24:19). They then touch on how the Youtube numbers of the diss tracks that Eminem and Machine Gun Kelly dropped targeted at each other at the time of recording (1:38:54) Remember to follow/subscribe on this platform. Follow the hosts; @TheeChromez @Fanatik_Lochead

Zambian Hip-Hop artist Tiye-P features on this week’s episode of the podcast. He is easily one of the most creative acts in his field and that can be heard in the music he puts out, that particular aspect trickles down to the what he presents as artwork for the singles he releases, the latest being very controversial. He took the Last Supper painting by Leonardo da Vinci and added a dancer on a pole to promote his single ‘Party Harder’ that features Reverb, Slapdee & Jay Rox, he explained why he did that. He announced that the only website that is allowed to put out his music is mdundo.com, he talked about why he arrived at making that decision. His forthcoming album called the RED Album is one of the most anticipated in Zambia and he revealed some very important aspects of it that you won’t find anywhere else but here. Tiye-P also touched on the time he was on the streets, being part of a scheme to rob people, he gave an account of how his friends would pick pockets while he was the watch. The rapper talked about how there are many rappers that try to sound like him and pointed out a particular case that really caught his attention and he is planning on engaging that person so they could work together. During the course of 2016, he was caught up in a brief spat with fellow rapper Muzo, he explained how the beef started and why son’d him on social media real bad. Tiye-P gave interesting insight on how rappers handle groupies, you definitely have to listen to that. The rapper from the east says he isn’t part of the Zambia Association for Musicians, he explained why he chose not to. THIS AND MORE ON THE PODCAST!