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"IT'S BETTER THAN ME FEELING DOWN BAD!" In this episode we listen to A FAMILY AFFAIR from Clark D and Guyclaude of Family Famous Records, a record label from Boston, MA. Nate and Tomo are joined by guest hosts Ray and Mac to discuss one of the most anticipated albums of the year!
Red Shaydez!
OK let’s talk some sh**t!
Sorry for the potty mouth. Just trying to introduce my next guest appropriately.
Red Shaydez is a Do it your-selfer whose name I have heard countless times over the past few years. She is a busy woman and talent. A hip-hop artist, producer, videographer, public speaker, educator, and youth mentor, Red has been nominated and/or won several Boston Music Awards including Breakthrough Artist of the Year, Album of the Year, 617 Session artist of the year and I am sure there are many more coming.
I had the opportunity to sit with her on a rainy day at The Record Co in their brand-new facility, which is gorgeous.
I was also fortunate to have a former guest - the awesome Brandie Blaze - join me as a cohost, which is why this episode is a two part-er.
I had a great time talking to Red and Brandie – The first episode is just Red and yours truly – part two is when Brandie Blaze enters the room and then we really start talking some sh**t.
Argh. Sorry. Potty mouth.
In this episode we listen to High End Theory from Ricky Felix, a local producer and one of the all-star members of Brockton's Van Buren collective. Other topics discussed include: Brandi Chanel Presents: The Morning Show and Seefour's newest album Recovery Island:
In this episode Nate Nics is joined by Malikai Unique and Alejandra of Obvious Nonsense Entertainment. Together they listen to the album Afro Moses from Kofi Lost, a Boston rapper, poet, and producer. Other topics discussed include: What is Obvious Nonsense?, Billie Eilish's thoughts on posturing, and Red Shaydez Mystery Event. Time stamps:
In this episode we listen to a roundup of recent tracks from local artists such as Treva Holmes, Amber Ais, and KO6AIN. Other topics discussed include: The Grammys, Red Shaydez' mystery event, and a story about AJ finding a wallet. Time stamps:
In this episode we listen to the album GoodEvil from Luke Bar$, a Brockton-based artist and standout member of the Van Buren Records label/collective. Other topics discussed include: What exactly does "Onx" mean, Croissants, and Is evil good? Time stamps:
In this episode Nate and Tomo listen to Catharsis from Clark D, a rapper/producer/engineer from Hyde Park and co-founder of Family Famous Records. At the end of the episode we give a sneak peek at some upcoming songs that Tomo is featured on. Other topics discussed include: Is Soulja Boy better than Eminem? and What exactly does Catharsis mean? Time Stamps:
In this episode we listen to KOLDKNIGHTSKOLDKUPS from Steeezoo, a local artist and prominent member of the KHEMICALKUPALLSTARS collective. Other topics discussed include: flaking, work vs. passion, and Terminator/Terminator 2. Time stamps:
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