We up in here in 2021 with the new music explosion that issssssss All Music Is World Music is back with yet another edition. Recorded deep in the night at my desk in Austin, Texas. As the rain falls down, filling our lakes and rivers and we transition into whatever is coming next. Are you ready for it?

All Music is World Music #8 with Matt Sonzala

Man on this one we just go in and this could be the start of something great. Matt Sonzala and Mike Flannery BEEN needing to get down on the podcast tip as there is a lot to talk about on so many levels. There are definitely levels to this podcast. You may come into it like yeah I know these dudes they fin ta clown I don't know maybe I don't need this as I have matured past my punk rock beginnings in Austin Texas like the Cavity doesn't exist anymore anyway get over it guys like for what and why would you do this we are mature now and you shouldn't think the same way you did when you are 20 when you are 50 but I think the same way I did when I was 17 and I don't give a fuck about how anyone else thinks I just want to entertain and share and bring the realness to the people and if you think a couple brothers like us gone do anything less up in this bitch then you are sorely mistaken. Denver Smith makes an appearance and brings a lot fool circle but Kenneth Cappello tripped all the way out and I think even unfriended Mike on Snapchat, Twitch and Visva within like ten minutes man which is real fucked up but we gone get that boy on one of these podcasts soon as ask him first question why he gives fuckboy fuck hole rappers with face tattoos the time of day ever when he is supposed to know what real punk is but no, he went all the way into the tiktok poseurs fake world of pseudo rap things that publicists dole out like esstacy outside the club #'s in Houston in 1990 when it was legal. Nu rap still legal now yeah we know but shit man we get a few podcasts in on this and we might be able to wield some power and knock that shit all the way out the frame on some like, "you shit non rapping face tattoos fuck heads should just stay home" type shit like we the vice presidents of rap. You don't know. You really have no idea. Someone alert Mark Twistworthy. We need to get the word out about this. Anyway, as the Descendants once said, "Enjoy."

Raw As Foq Podcast #1 - TalkSoReal w/ Matt Sonzala & special guest Mike Flannery

Matt Sonzala sits down with the incredible MC Homeboy Sandman to discuss his recent album Anjelitu, produced entirely by Aesop Rock and the cancellation of his two fall tours due to him standing up for his beliefs regarding government mandates and the like. It goes a lot deeper than this description, believe me. Check it out and listen to the man speak. Agree, disagree, whatever I am just happy to hear him speak his mind and present his feelings/side to the story.

TalkSoReal with Matt Sonzala - Special Guest Homeboy Sandman

Got a chance to sit down with my man Lance Scott Walker for this episode. Lance and I go way back in the scene in Houston but really connected when he and Peter Beste started working on the Houston Rap book and what would later become two editions of Houston Rap Tapes. I love Lance's style because he lets his subjects talk and tell the story themselves. Telling the story of Houston rap is no mean feat, there are so many versions and such, and telling the story of DJ Screw is one hell of a challenge. The man Lance took that challenge and is delivering what is about to be the definitive story of DJ Screw. 

Tune in to this episode to hear all about his journey writing both books and listen as we go back even further to the days of the Axiom and such. It really goes down!

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: Lance Walker - Season 2 Episode 4

Welcome to the first in a series of Talk So Real throwback files - When Banner Met Bun! This is from my old radio show on KPFT in Houston, Damage Control. The night was September 12, 2002, I had just returned from New York City where we threw the release party for Devin the Dude's Just Tryin' to Live album. David Banner was in town producing tracks for Lil Flip, and at the time DJ Chill was Lil Flip's DJ on the road.

I did some photo's for Banner and we were in touch a lot back then. He had of course met and worked with Pimp C before, but had never met Bun B. He told me he was in town and Chill agreed to bring him to the station, so I called Bun and told him he should come down and meet David Banner. He of course did and we had one of the most epic interviews in our history that night. It was extra cool because I had my brother DJ Chill on the wheels and my other brother Zin - may he rest in POWER - by my side co-hosting with me. 

I miss Zin every day, so hearing this is very special. 

Bun and Banner break down A LOT about the music industry at the time. This was before the south took over hip hop, in fact this was back when the south was truly still fighting for respect at all in this game. There is so much real talk on this, and you have to listen to the end to hear the epic freestyle!

I have a lot of shows like this in the can, some as files some still just on cassette. I'ma bring some back to life if y'all promise to like and share and comment and tell your friends to check these out. I need every single one of y'all to help me take this to another level. Love to all, please enjoy!

Also I took the photo that accompanies this show but this photo is not from that night. I can't find the ones I took of them in the studio that night! This photo is from the Hip Hop Summit thrown by Russell Simmons and them when it was in Houston during a Super Bowl weekend.

When Banner Met Bun - Talk So Real Throwback Files #1

I've done talked enough! Talk So Real is the movement but I had to sit down last night and concoct a new All Music is World Music as it hath been too long. I needed this. I needed to sit and really listen to some new music and give it to you, friend. I think this one jams pretty hard, not sure how you will feel about it but I will tell you I'm not smacking anyone down with this one. No super surprises, no screaming metal, just as the kids say, vibes. This one is a whole ass vibe and I do hope you enjoy it.

All Music is World Music #14 with Matt Sonzala

You may or may not be ready for this one. The last Amapiano Christmas mix was kind of nice right? I got lots of nice feedback on that one and it felt good. I like to make people feel good, it's important to me. Especially at this time of year which can be wonderful but also stressful and for some, straight full of pain. Well this one isn't going to do you any favors I'll tell you that right now, but it does jam, it is fun and it's quite representative of the world in which we live in right now as all of North America freezes over and becomes the Nu Antarctica. Anyway, wrap yourself in some blankets, get your best headphones on and vibe out to the realness that is, Matt Sonzala's Holidaze Mess 2022. Bring on 2023! It's gotta be better than 2020 right????

See the full tracklist on Pushermania.com ideally AFTER you listen. I want this all to be big surprises for you. And yours.

Matt Sonzala's Holidaze Mess 2022

Oh man here we are back again with another episode of Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala and this is a big one, we finally got YellaStud in the house! We go way back and reminisce about all kinds of Austin hip hop memories. YellaStud, I still call her Lolo, and I did a lot of shows together for SXSW and just in general and have always been fam. A pivotal human in this Austin rap ecosystem, you won't find a person that is more supportive AND motivating for real. We talk about the launch of the Never Enough Brand and the meaning behind it and all sorts of thangs! Tune in and tell a friend to tell a friend!

@yellastud
@never.enough.brand

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Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: YellaStud - Season 3 Episode 08

SEASON 3 BONUS WEEK HAS BEGUN! Well three days at least. Today starts the ERIE EDITION of Talk So Real. I spent a good part of the summer in my hometown of Erie, PA and meant to do way more podcasts, but I did get with three of the people who were HUGE in the formation of who I am today. These are LITERALLY my day one dudes (Day one starts after I got out of high school because school was a TRAP) and in those daze right after High School man, I accomplished A LOT with this particular dude.



Brian Diplacido aka A Bullet for Fidel was the singer for the first band I ever booked a tour for, Lost from Erie, PA. I will never forget the first time I saw them live at the Continental Ballroom in 1989 on a local bill with My 3 Scum and Backwash (Alex Lewinger from Submachine's old band also RIP Danny Perry). Lost was way more my speed than a lot of things happening those days. I love pure punk rock and the old school and all that but in my late teens I was way more Touch & Go/Amphetamine Reptile/Sub Pop than I was like, for lack of a better term, pure punk. Actually I'm tripping I liked everything but let's just say seeing a band like them hitting like that coming out of Erie (nee, Harborcreek) was huge for me. (And they were really not like T&G, AmRep, etc I don't know what I am saying. As the kids say today, they hit different).



I approached them after the show and probably bought a tape and a shirt and if memory serves me right I ran into the drummer Pete at Record Country and we talked and all became friends. It was at that show that I decided that I wanted to try my hand at throwing shows, and on these Erie podcasts we talk about how all that went down.



I toured the US multiple times with Lost, sometimes for six weeks at a time, and then in 1991 Brian and I backpacked around Europe for the first time which changed my life in a major way as well. So much to talk about.



Later in life Brian became a solo songwriter called A Bullet For Fidel and released records on the excellent label SCAT RECORDS. And in 2023 he has some new music about fin to drop! Also on Scat Records. Man the way life moves is really crazy man for real for real. Here we are 30 years later still doing thangs and having some real talks!

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: A Bullet for Fidel - Brian DiPlacido - Season 3 Episode 11

Continuing on in Erie, PA today we present one of my oldest and closest friends, Mike Krusewicz. When I first met Mike he was a crazy, mouthy skater type who did not hold his tongue at all (nothing's changed). I remember being taken aback the first time I met him, like "Who is this dude?" Then we got some beers and became best friends.


Mike is the one who pushed me to do many things, with him having my back we were unstoppable in our youth. We also criss crossed the US together on those early punk rock tours. Mike has always had a van, and iykyk having a van can lead to some crazy times. I have always admired Mike as he started his own business straight out of high school and never looked back and always kept it real. He is my brother in this world for real.


We started in radio together, booking shows together and touring the US as well. Word to Rich Mudge too. I hope you enjoy listening to this one as much as I enjoyed making it.

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: Mike Krusewicz - Season 3 Episode 10

We continue on with the stories of kids in the van traversing the country with my other brother Pete Stadtmueller. Pete played drums in the first band I ever booked, Lost from Erie, PA and has always been a great friend of mine. He is a teacher on the university level now and is also a deep sea diver but in our youth he was just another miscreant punk rocker on a mission. We all were.


Honestly Pete was one of the more stable dudes in the crew, he could be trusted to drive us through the night blasting Fugazi and Ice Cube tapes at equal volume as the van backfired through tunnels and on country roads. He won't get the band back together but we won't hold that against him. We share a lot of musical memories on this one for sure. Give it a listen and tell a friend to tell a friend to check out Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala (all of them) the podcast where I just talk to my friends.

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: Pete Stadtmueller - Season 3 Episode 9

We are back in Texas for Season 4 of Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala and today's guest is yet another great friend of mine with a lot to say, Audrea Diaz!


If you are doing ANYTHING in Austin hip hop you have for sure at the very least encountered Audrea more than once as she is the biggest supporter of everything Austin hip-hop that I have ever met. She is always in the place and forever repping for the scene that she loves (and loves her) so much.


For years Audrea has been witnessing and covering the happenings around Austin. We cover a lot of ground on this one including but not limited to her work getting Austin's CapMetro transit system to expand their services for the disabled, her writing for the Texas Observer and her plans for her book that she has been working on about, take a guess, yup, Austin hip-hop.


She also promises to start her own podcast like, very soon. She is a unique and treasured voice in our community and I personally feel as though she needs to be heard far and wide.


Definitely have a listen there is some super real talk on this one!


@audrea_diaz

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: Audrea Diaz - Season 4 Episode 1

We close out the week with a huge announcement! You may know Gabe Vaughn as one of the owners of Breakaway Records and you may know him as DJ Dangit and have amazing memories of Sock Hop DJ nights and you may even know him from his time in Arctectonics, whatever way you know him you know that Gabe has been a huge part of the Austin music scene.


He's been in Austin all of his life, collecting and selling records, making beats and DJing super cool dance parties, but on today's podcast he has something to tell the world and I am not going to spoil it here. If you follow him on social media you probably have an idea of what is going on, but he's been pretty hush hush about it until now. No, he is not pregnant, you are going to have to listen to find out the real deal.


I for one am really happy for my dude and I will be even happier if you give this one a listen and a share. This has been a fun week, maybe I will start being consistent, maybe.

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: Gabe Vaughn aka DJ Dangit - Season 4 Episode 2

Today is a really special edition that is for sure. I always say that Talk So Real is the podcast where I talk to my friends and I literally have talked to some of the people closest to me in this series. But DJ Chill is different! What we have done together over the years changed our lives big time and without his support who knows where I would be.

We talk about our early days when we first met while doing promotions for a commercial radio station and of course about doing Damage Control Radio together on KPFT in Houston. We talk about his early days rolling with DJ Screw and even sharing turntables with him. We reminisce on our trips to Europe and around the US celebrating the Houston rap sound and tradition and get into what he is up to these days.

This whole week is gonna be crazy, this is the first of three episodes I will be dropping so please subscribe on your favorite platform and don't miss a thing!


@djchillhouston

@cowboyworldtv

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: DJ Chill - Season 4 Episode 3

MC K PEOPLE CALL HIM KWAM! My brother Kwame Anderson joins us for today's edition of Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala. Our history runs way back to the early 90's and the days of the Hip Hop Coffee Shop at Hoi Polloi on White Oak which is now Onion Creek and also to the days of Strictly Hip Hop Sunday's on KPFT when he was with a very forward thinking rap group called Seeds of Soul. I was a huge fan of theirs and felt like they were really ahead of their time.

I used to hang out with Seeds of Soul and um, enhance our minds and listen to bands like Sonic Youth and Jesus Lizard and Kwame really got into experimental music on all levels real heavy. When Seeds of Soul ended, he and DJ Spaceghost started a group called Freedom Sold, which was Kwame on vocals and noisy ass guitar and Spaceghost on the beats and turntables and they really took things to a whole nother level. Talk about being ahead of their time, Freedom Sold was making noisy conscious raps before really anyone. Now everyone is noisy, though maybe not so conscious. (Word to B L A C K I E who is also a leader in this realm).

Anyway now Kwame is a teacher and he has no shortage of things to say. We talk a lot about our history and friendship and travels and hip hop in Houston and all sorts of things. It really goes down on this one, tune in and have a listen and as always please tell a friend to tell a friend about Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala.

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: Kwame Anderson - Season 4 Episode 4

Maaaaaaan once again we may have outdone ourselfs with the realness. I have a lot of history with my man Wayne Donowho. He was actually my "Promotions and Publicity" teacher back in the days and from right when we met we hit it off and became family. I don't him or his lovely wife and sons nearly enough so I was real lucky to have a couple extra days in Houston recently where we were able to spend some time and really catch up.

And you know I had to get him on the podcast. On this one we talk about his days running a Christian record label and being in Christian bands to his life now and most all things in between. Basically we get a lot of Wayne's philosophies on this one and the world just may need some of this. Take a moment to give this one a listen and a share, you will not regret it!

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: Wayne Donowho - Season 4 Episode 5

Word to Richard Whymark and Chepo Pena and every person who ever watched a band play in Austin when it was cool, today's guest is Greg Beets! Greg has been covering and playing music in Austin since the late 80's and had a front row seat to all that was happening in the Austin music scene that gave life to so many of us! The 90's in Austin were a special time and his new book A Curious Mix Of People drops today! You may have seen the zine previews over the past couple of years and those have all been super dope so I can't wait to dive into the book straight away.


On this episode we discuss all sorts of things and I promise I don't cry about how Austin has changed (much). We also talk about Houston and Dallas as he has lived in both and really just have a lot of scene talk and memory sharing. Music nerds UNITE this one is for you, me, everybody.



@beetsolonely


Get your copy of “A Curious Mix of People” published by @utexaspress now!


Support his band @rontitterband

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: Greg Beets - Season 4 Episode 7

I know that I say this all the time but THIS IS A BIG ONE! I've been down with Robert Gabriel, nee, R2G2, since the mid-90's when we were both writing for the Bay Area hip hop magazine 4080. The publisher Lauchlan Eugene Sampson McIntyre told Robert and I that we should meet each other as we were both in Austin at the time. So we did and we became friends for all these years. He has always been super supportive and in my corner and I have always loved learning about hip hop from his perspective as well. He has really studied the things that he loves, Austin and The Good Life era hip hop in LA in particular. 


But he of course is not limited to that. We talk all sorts of things from our history and travels and life etc. And I bust out one of his early tapes he made for me and others that I have on my shelf to this day. Like I say this is the podcast where I talk to my frennnzzz and Robert is one. Y'all have a listen and as always tell a friend to tell a friend about Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: Robert Gabriel - Season 4 Episode 6

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala is back for the 2 0 2 4 y'all! And this one is a BIG ONE! I finally got to sit down and have a real talk with Austin's own Alesia Lani!



Alesia is an incredible singer with a dynamic energy who has taken the city by storm in recent years and just released her debut album (though I have had so many jams from her over the years I really don't believe that!) Self-Titled and it's a banger.



True to form, Alesia slays in a wide range of sounds on this album from a rockin' banger with Jackie Venson, to a cool out jam with John Deas on the track and Gary Clark Jr. on the hook, to going back to her roots in hip hop on songs with The Teeta and Megz from Magna Carda, this album is a real journey and I think you will love to trip we take on these mics as we Talk So Real.



Tune in and have a listen and tell a friend to tell a friend that Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala is BACK!







@alesialanimusic



New Album “Self-Titled” available now

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: Alesia Lani - Season 5 Episode 1

This weeks show is another huge one! We have my brother Victorious in the house. Victorious and I go way back in this Austin hip hop world, I'm talking back in them Andre Walker/Sociopath Left daze (#IYKYK), and we have a lot to talk about. 


From our early days on the scene in Austin, to a couple trips to New York, to him being saved and becoming a leader in the Holy Hip Hop World and the beginnings of Christian Hip Hop at SXSW and more. We really go in on this one. 


As always like and subscribe and tell a friend to tell a friend about Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala. It's a movement. 




@victorious52

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: Victorious - Season 5 Episode 2

Another big one for the record books! This should have happened a long time ago! I finally got my brother Doug Mecca up in the studio for some real talk. 

Doug is a pioneer in Austin hip hop and beyond. He and his Hip Hop Mecca Crew revolutionized the game back in the 90's when they started promoting hip hop shows on the regular with both national and local artists at a time when it was even harder to get stages for hip hop than it was in the 2000's. Austin has come a long way and Hip Hop Mecca and their work played a huge role in legitimizing hip hop within the Austin music scene. Trust, it was a lot of work. 

They also booked some of the coolest hip hop showcases at SXSW in the late 90's/early 2000's. They are the crew who brought crews like the Living Legends, Hieroglyphics, Rhymesayers, Project Blowed and way more to Austin and to SXSW. Their events were always fun and also always loaded with local artists. They built a ton of bridges and Doug has tons of stories. Word to Mike Henry (who also needs to come on the pod).
Born in New York, he came to South Austin in the 3rd Grade and has seen it all. Catch him any night at the coolest club still standing on 6th Street, Flamingo Cantina. 

Enjoy this episode and as always Tell a Friend to Tell a Friend to tune into Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala!




@douglasmecca

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: Doug Mecca - Season 5 Episode 3

Once again Talk So Real is back with yet another episode highlighting the people who really make the Austin music scene tick tick boom, and this is a big one. I finally got my brother Boris Wright in the studio and pon di mic to discuss his long and illustrious career in the music business and more.


Boris has been a formidable person behind the scenes at many of your favorite events. His logistical skill and care for the art of music and culture makes him one of the realest people you will ever deal with in this world. He keeps it real and truly cares about you, me, everybody who is really trying to make things happen for music.


He has worked heavily behind the scenes at Coachella, SXSW, ACL, Fun Fun Fun Fest and just about every major event you can mention. We talk about a lot of things including how he likes big festivals and I don't, how we both love free jazz but also a lot of other things. We keep it positive but there may be a couple of moments where some heads get cut. This is a really real one y'all and as always I ask you to tell a friend to tell a friend to check out Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala. We have a lot of episodes with some seriously fun and insightful stories and we really try to keep it real.


Like, subscribe, do whatever it is you people do on the internet.






@borismusic2020

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala: Boris Wright - Season 5 Episode 4

Matt Sonzala sits down with Dream Analyst, Author & Researcher Craig Sim Webb to discuss the power of dreams and why you should pay attention to your dreams. 

Craig is the author of Dreams Behind The Music, a great book that looks at hit songs over the decades that came from dreams, and more. There's so much to say about this dude, but I will let him tell it. Check out the podcast, soak up the knowledge, and enjoy the jams! 

Special thanks to the Pop Montreal Symposium for bringing us together. 

Check out more from Craig Sim Webb online:
http://www.dreams.ca

http://craigwebb.ca

And check out his single "Polymers" on itunes!

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/polymers/id383393098?i=383393214

"Dream True. Awaken For Real."

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Pushermania's Podcast: Matt Sonzala talks to Dream Analyst, Author & Researcher Craig Sim Webb

I think I must have said that maybe I would make a punk/metal mix in the night and then I got a message from Ms. Kelly in Houston saying she was waiting on me to drop one, so I got on it. The sound quality varies throughout as this is just a mess of shit I have collected over time and threw into folders on random hard drives that I had to dig out and realize that I am maybe the most unorganized person ever on the face of this planet. Anyway I pray that you are all staying safe and with loved ones and doing the right thing and not tripping out too hard. I am tripping a bit but I am working on it. Love y'all. Keep in touch and again enjoy and share!

Pushermania's Playlist ROCKS - SELF ISOLATION MIX PART 3 - Matt Sonzala

Man I have a whole Podcast series coming and only thought I would get about ten minutes with Kool Keith but we went in and it's a real cool talk. Tap in and please leave a comment and subscribe and let me know some things about yourself. I love you . Thank you for listening.

Pushermania Self Isolation Podcast #1 with Kool Keith Hosted by Matt Sonzala

H-Town lost another real one. Though he was born in Atlantic City, NJ, Rick Royal came to Houston with his family in high school. He soon became known as one of the greatest MC's to ever emerge from Houston's burgeoning hardcore rap scene. He is known as one of the fore fathers of Gangsta/Reality Rap as his story telling street tales were some of the most vivid and real ever put on wax. He precedes most of your favorite rappers, and like many of Houston's underground legends, could be your favorite rappers favorite rapper. 

Bun B of UGK/MDDL FNGZ and Big Munn of MDDL FNGZ join me to discuss the history of the man and the scene he helped to create and nurture and develop. I don't have a lot of details about his passing, any information would be greatly appreciated. REST IN PEACE POWER AND HEAVEN RICKY ROYAL FOREVER!

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala - RIP RICK ROYAL - with Bun B & Big Munn

Matt Sonzala is back with another edition of All Music is World Music and it's a banger. No rules, no genres, only real music from the souls of real humans. Nothing processed. No filler. No commercials. Just the jams. I would love it if you would repost this one, maybe share the link with a friend or two. That would mean a lot to me. Destroy all borders before they destroy you. Love, matt

All Music Is World Music with Matt Sonzala #2

This is certainly not my favorite thing to do, but it had to be done. I lost one of my closest friends in Chris Edwards man. Literally one of my closest. Just a couple months after losing my stepfather in what has been the most surreal year yet. 

Chris was an incredible human being. The best father and friend you could ever know. He stuck with his people through and through. In fact just two weeks before his passing, we talked about how much we appreciated each other for sticking together so long. No matter where we were in the world, we would be in touch. Chris called and woke me up on the morning of 9/11. We talked about everything. 

He was also an extremely talented and underrated MC/DJ/Producer from South Austin, Texas. Born and raised. We lived in Brooklyn together in 1994 and had the time of our lives. On this extremely long podcast we dig into his music and get stories from those who were close to him in the music world - DJ Spinner T, DJ Rodney, Andre Walker, Keir Worthy, Don Scavone, Victorious, Mirage, Richard Henry and Josh Brockhausen. 

This won't be the last tribute as I have more people I want to talk to. Word is his memorial will be at St. Igantius Church in Austin, Friday November 20th at 10am.

Check Pushermania.com for live stream information. I love you all.

Rest in Heaven Christian Edwards - A Celebration of Austin Hip Hop Legend Crop Diggie

Once again we recognize no boundaries around these parts. The open border steez is my lifestyle choice. Don't cage me in, bro, sis, they, srsly. Let me live. Let the music thrive. It comes from all over the place and I want it all. And I want to share it with you. We go round and round with this one and as always it's a surprise. Love to hear what you think of it. I give my email in a few points in the show and think that you should hit me up and let me know that you are listening. No more social media for me. This is between us. Also comments are disabled because of spammers trying to sell me plays. I would rather have 100 real ones than a million fakes. I know y'all feel me, because you are here, for some reason. Let me know where and how and when you listen and let's chat soon.

All Music is World Music #6 with Matt Sonzala - Hola 2021

This is a really important podcast for me as I finally got to sit down with a real OG to me, legendary punk rock musician/promoter/ champion Larry Weaver of the band My 3 Scum, Eerie Records and more. Seeing him put on shows in my hometown showed me that it was possible and truly inspired me to try and help bring the all ages show vibes to Erie, PA in the late 80's. His inspiration brought me literally to the actual starting point of my career. And man it was such a fun time. We sat down to talk about the good ol' days and some other thangs of course.  I'm hoping to be in Erie a lot more this year and I am hoping to expand this into a whole series. So many stories in my hometown.

Talk So Real with Matt Sonzala - Larry Weaver - Erie Rocks 2021

Long time champion of underground music and most notably Texas hip-hop, radio host/DJ/journalist/promoter/journeyman/hustler Matt Sonzala has stepped into the podcasting realm with a little help from his friends.  

This is only the beginning. Subscribe/follow here and on all platforms today!

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