Episodes

In this episode, Montana and Chassity delve into a detailed review of Anoyd's eighth album, Paranoid, which was recently released. The album consists of seven tracks, all without any features, and has already spawned two videos - Auburn and Most Dangerous. Montana and Chassity express their favorite tracks from the album, which include Himmy Fallon, Reset, Bandaid, and Most Dangerous. They both agree that the album is impressive and enjoyable to listen to, with no skippable tracks. After discuss...

In this episode, Doss opens up about his personal thoughts regarding his friends' support for his music. He expresses concern that his friends may only be supporting his music because of their friendship, without considering his mental well-being during times of struggle. He reflects on his past belief that he would have started a family by the age of 30, but now as he approaches that age, he is more focused on chasing his musical dreams, even if it means moving to Miami. For Doss, achieving fin...

Griff2ThGuap, shared a few interesting anecdotes about his life. He recalled how on the television show Real Husbands of Hollywood, people used to refer to others as "mitches" instead of the more commonly known derogatory term "bitches." Moving on to his music career, Griff2ThGuap expressed that he has not yet made any significant money off of it despite his hard work and dedication. In a moment of nostalgia, Griff2ThGuap reminisced about his favorite video game from his childhood, NBA Live 200...

In this episode, the team delve into the important topic of gender equality in the music industry. They highlight the need to increase the number of female producers, engineers, and songwriters in the industry, and they mention TuneCore, a digital distribution platform for artists, as well as the third annual Be the Change Equality Study, which was attended by Andrea Gleason, the CEO of TuneCore. The team also touch on the issue of representation, noting that when they think of gender equality a...

Capo Dz, a rapper with an insatiable thirst for wealth, confesses that he's drawn to money like a magnet. Despite being a money-driven individual, he acknowledges that his upbringing was characterized by strict parental guidance, especially when it came to the kind of movies he watched. His mom's conservatism with movie ratings left him no choice but to sneakily watch PG-13 movies with his father. In explaining the title of his latest song, 'Growth', Capo Dz reveals that it's an ode to his estab...

Auspiddit shares his thoughts on the experience of being a woman in today's society, where the retail industry is saturated with sexualized images of women. This hyper-sexualization has created a culture that glorifies certain behaviors deemed "whorish," which the artist finds concerning. In addition, Auspiddit speaks about reaching out to those who have experienced trauma in their lives. He recognizes the strength and beauty that can come from those who have endured tragic experiences. However,...

In this particular episode, G Baby Leek shares with the audience his personal life experiences and the choices he has made to live life on his terms. The central theme revolves around the notion of taking risks and making bold choices, even in the face of uncertainty and unpredictability. Throughout the episode, G Baby Leek reflects on his successes and the various challenges that he has encountered along the way. He talks about the various ways in which people have responded to his progress, bo...

We are embarking on a groundbreaking endeavor in Connecticut with our never-before-seen cypher series. This is a significant development for our state, which is often overshadowed by the larger metropolitan areas of New York and Boston. Despite this, we are gradually establishing a platform that all artists from Connecticut and the surrounding regions can take pride in. We are thrilled to present the inaugural edition of the Pop Out Cypher! Our lineup includes some of the most outstanding artist...

Jakai and Montana attended various events in Connecticut and discussed their experiences in this recent conversation. They started by talking about the Press Play event, where four artists and producers went head to head. Hosted by Homi Boy Prince, the event had prizes for the winners, including cash, a studio session, and an interview with Bbo flock. Montana, who is praised as one of the hardest workers in the CT Media game, had attended the event and enjoyed everything about it. The duo then ...

One thing you will notice is that when MJ Samuels is in a fiery mode, nobody can mess with him. The conversation is informal and uses slang, with MJ Samuels speaking about personal matters and showing a confident attitude. Mj Samuels reflects on growing up in certain areas and seeing certain things, but still wishing safety for everyone in his neighborhood. He admits to lying in the past but says that he is working on himself. The rapper talks about the importance of respecting women and not cro...

Kasi is unique in a lot of ways. In fact he himself says he doesn't really have a genre of music he fits in. Instead he just expresses himself honestly through his musical creations and leave it up to the end listener to take what they need from it. He encourages everyone to sprinkle a little love and peace in their life, and that is all you need to be fine. He also mentions that he has a spirit guide watching him and protecting him on his journey. He mentions how money isn’t a flex for him and ...

Jakai and Montana are discussing the current landscape of videographers in Connecticut. They both agree that there is a lot of talent in the area, mentioning Esbei Visuals, Tim Bryan, and others. All the videographers mentioned were praised for their craft, such as their attention to detail in their videos. Montana encourages viewers to engage with their content, leave comments, and voice their opinion. as this platform is for everyone. The conversation emphasizes the importance of investing in ...

Stamped Mundo invites you to listen to his first track fresh out of jail "Back Outside". If you were to ask him he would tell you to eat snow crab legs while listening to this song so you can get the full effect. After spending a significant amount of time behind bars, a person may feel a sense of relief and freedom upon being released. However, Stamped Mundo gives us some insight on 'Special Parol' and how you must be on your P's & Q's because you are still under the DOC's authority. You can fe...

KT From Anthony is an interesting figure. He may be 2 notches above "Humble Flexing". He shares a story how he was recently waiting in line in Stamford when someone recognized him and asked if he was KT. He was surprised, but says his friends had been gassing him up and he was excited to have been recognized. He talks about not trusting anyone and keeping his guard up. He also speaks about how he is loved and admired by many people, especially women, when he's in the club or at parties. KT is pr...

HollHigh expresses confidence in his abilities gtom yhe jump, claiming that he is everything people want to be. He is so confident in his abilities that he is not scared of consequences. His attitude is that of someone who is determined to make it despite any obstacles. He is determined to succeed and will not let anything stand in his way. HollHigh says he will not let anyone take away his pride. He also talks about his music, how he creates unique and original content, and how he wants to be...

Steff Moneyyy talks about the struggles he's faced in the last year, including losses. He emphasizes the importance of loyalty. He preaches the importance of having a strong support system and of being there for each other. Steff makes a comparison of how he's back like Jordan when he had the flu, referencing his game six against the Jazz. He also talks about his son and daughter, wanting them to make him proud by going to college and getting a scholarship. He is focused on giving his children ...

Jakai and Montana discuss the album cover of Jahan Nostra's Violet Skies. They appreciate the graffiti aspect of it and the way it harkens back to the essence of hip hop. They then move on to discuss the album itself, with Montana being on the younger side of hip hop. They talk about the nine songs, 13 features, and 33 minutes duration of the album. They also discuss the idea of hip hop senior citizens and what age that may refer to. They both agree that they like the structure and singing of th...

4Federal starts right away expressing his determination to succeed despite the obstacles in his life. He talks about how he is betting on himself, as he has nobody else to rely on. He also talks about how he is a black man and a felon, which makes it harder for him to get ahead. He also mentions that he has no beef with anyone, but he just doesn’t want to associate with them. He states that he wants to reach his goals and make something of himself, and that he is willing to put in the hard work ...

Monz Finito discusses his ambition and their drive to be the best. He reveals that he is determined to take the number one spot, and is not afraid to let everyone know about his hunger for success. He is confident that his music speaks to the spirit, and is real and genuine. Through his music, Monz Finito wants to bring something unique to the table and make people feel the energy of his words. He wants to make a change and speak up against the nonsense he was exposed to while growing up. He pro...

One would say this song is about how people can be jealous of others and how that can lead to people trying to bring down their success. Pyro Lucain states that people will try to put out negativity in the form of gossip and lies. He also mentions that people may appear to be supportive of others but deep down, they aren't and that's why they throw salt in the frequency. Pyro also takes the opportunity to urge women not to be so quick to jump at the chance to leave relationships that may be goi...

Jakai and Montana discuss the use of autotune in music and its effects on artist development. Jakai and Montana agreed that autotune can be helpful to artists who are trying to transition from a more hard-hitting rap sound to a more melodic one. They also talk about the accessibility of auto-tune and it's effects on artist development, as it makes it easier to record and distribute music. Jakai and Montana also discussed Connecticut and its pizza, with Montana claiming Connecticut pizza is the b...

Gabriel Brooks is sharing his experiences and lessons he has learned from people and their ways. He encourages people not to be offended when he speaks his mind, as he has learned from these people not to make the same mistakes. He believes that in order to grow and not repeat the same mistakes, it is important to speak out about the issues that make us insecure and uncomfortable. He encourages people to learn from their experiences and to use it as a way to grow and evolve. The song is a polite...

Paris Kash remembers growing up in a difficult situation, with little money, no food in the fridge, and a dirty mattress. He's able to reflect on all that he'sbeen through and the progress he's made. Paris Kash shares his experience with his father's wife who he describes as a demon. He talks about how his parents have a good connection despite getting divorced when he was two years old. He also speaks about the internet and how people misjudge him and think he is weak. He says he defends himsel...

From the opening line you can see the humor gushing out of Shug as he states he has a white girl he calls Lindsay because he is bad with names. Shug talks about how his song will encourage people to buy some weed. He mentions how he doesn't want a friendly girl and how his song will sound even better with a video of big booty women, referencing Nelly's "Tip Drill" Video. Overall he is willing to stay true to himself and use his music as a vehicle to express himself. Follow Shug: @cream_shug1x Mo...