You can’t even spell NCHipHop without putting Jozeemo in it. The living legend and smackmaster general himself came through to drop some mean new music, chop it up about the past, present and future plus spit some of the craziest Barz ever. Guard ya grill. Greasy.
Who’s the man with the master plan? Stan The Man is. Pittsburgh bred but now a Carolina HipHop head, he lets you know the deal about his come up from the ground up. No child’s play, Stan is working hard and making moves in music, movies and business. Grown.
When Madison Jay sets a goal, Madison Jay doesn’t stop until he’s reached his goal. Madison Jay strives to be the best version of Madison Jay by making dope music, incredible music videos and by creating top quality merchandise. Madison Jay reps for NC and HipHop. You should be like Madison Jay. County!
Health experts believe we should eat more Kale but this particular emcee eats beats. Kelly Kale be giving ‘em hell by bringing that real shit back to rhymes and she’s just getting started. She ain’t no side dish, she a five course lyricist who be paper chasing that green and growing her fam base without losing her roots. Make room on ya plate. Unanticipated.
They say, “Be there or be square” but when you’re the super producer B Squared, your reputation proceeds you. We circle around the fact that he has cornered the market on collaborating whole projects with some of the Carolinas most illest emcees, his drum roots and digging in the crates. Shape up for another dope episode. Angles.
OG Kilo definitely earned his name because for decades this Grammy winning songwriter/composer has worked with the biggest acts in music all while staying true to his Jersey roots. Greensboro has been headquarters for the multiple brands that he’s launched to bring his efforts full circle as he pushes the culture like weight. Bricks.
There is no kingdom without a queen and now Carolina HipHop has Queen Sanaa. Her talents are not just limited to spitting barz because she sings, creates couture and much more. She plays chess not checkers with her moves so all hail the queen. Royalty.
Nobody likes a bully but I know one that wack rappers love to hate. J.Bully is not only smacking up beats with rhymes but he is also schooling the next generation of HipHop heads as a professor at Duke University. Class is in session so give up ya lunch money. Ruffneck.
Three wise men followed the stars in the universe but a wise emcee named Jrusalam cofound the Cypher Univercity to create lyrical stars at college campuses across the Carolinas. I chop it up with the Melothesian Emissary about the power of HipHop and check out some of the most profound rhymes that include zodiacs, crystals & metaphysics. AU.
Chyna Vonne is dope, period. She has very eloquently represented her femininity while holding her own on the mic in a room full of guerillas. However, she has higher aspirations and dropped by to give us a “farewell to the game” episode that is both heartbreaking and head nodding. Dopeness is forever. Red.
The DC and Marvel Universes ain’t got shit on Comikbook Cam’s verses. When being a musician and superhero nerd combine into one body due to a freak experiment gone wrong you get a trumpet player with the superpower of Barz. Cam and his group Tha Materials have issues and he gets everything off his chest in this interview. Pow!
The Art of War is a strategy handbook that some of the greatest minds in history have referred to. Sun Tzu has been reincarnated into an emcee to manifest Barz back into HipHop. We duel over lyrical combat, the lost of his son and how to find peace within these turbulent times while always being ready. Prophecy.
Space is the place but Spaceman Jones is one of the most down to Earth emcees I’ve ever met. He ain’t from a HipHop galaxy far, far away but Asheville is where he’s space stationed at rocking those spacebars. We talked about lyrical quantum physics, wrestling and how it feels to be alien among humankind. Star.
This is part two of a first time ever Double Episode of The Radio Unfriendly Show featuring Street Flava Entertainment. Not only did they end 2020 but they also kicked off 2021 on the show with E.A. Poitier, DJ Miz, 8ch & Ice Water who all chopped it up about being in a HipHop powerhouse, knowing their role and preserving the culture. The first bar exam and trivia ???’s was bonkers. The third times the charm, 'tis Season Three on ya ass. Doom.
Yo! Season Two has come to a close and I wanted to do it big so DeeJay Samps & the whole Street Flava crew come thru to end the year with a bang. We had a helluva time & had some dope convo with the Bash Brothers who, of course, brought Barz. This is Part 1 of a two part interview so enjoy this butter and we'll give you more next year. Humans.
Friends. How many of us have them? It don’t matter when you have fam and Fam-U, a father/son duo came through to talk about generational prophecy and legacy, Pandemic HipHop & how to go Ape Shit. Call ya mama and tell her you love her after listening to this episode. Bloodline.
Street Art is for us, by us and comes from the heart. Graffiti writing is a lifestyle that Alex Figueroa knows too well. Born in the Bronx, the birthplace of HipHop, he has merged his New York State of Mind with the southern comfort of the Carolinas and has made visuals that are both old & new school. This is art in its rawest form. Wildstyle.
My, what dope Barz you have. The better for Lena Jackson to eat these beats to because in a world fulla sheep, she’s cut from a different cloth. Find out just how unfriendly she is when we bite into how she led the pack on collabs, feels being an emcee in a male dominated industry and runs shit on the bar exam. Wolf.
It would take an act of God to stop the heavy Barz that the Skeletonzz drop from smashing in your skull. Dirt, Poncho & Ziglah came thru and talked about the trials and tribulations that got them where they are today. They also have a bone to pick with a certain individual. Milk might do a body good but the Skeleton Group gets ya head right. Majeure.
The relationship between HipHop and the Martial Arts is nothing new. However, Ghost Dog brings a new narrative as he shows us his style of lyrical combat and brings new music. To learn the way of a samurai, you must start from within. Hagakure.
