TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Brooklyn emcee Eddie Kaine about why he sometimes uses unconventional song formats, how he bonded with producer Wavy Da Ghawd, and their album, Twelve 24.

Episode 37: Eddie Kaine

Napoleon Da Legend & Amerigo Gazaway talk about how they started working together, having hope for the future, and their album, The World Changed.

Episode 47: Napoleon Da Legend & Amerigo Gazaway

She-Rōze talks about the creative connection she has with her husband and fellow emcee, Artson, her father’s escape from Communism during the Cuban Revolution, and her album, We Rise.

Episode 48: She-Rōze

Moon Magic talks about what it means to be a witch, being the only woman to perform on the 7th Annual Slap Frost tour, and her new album, The Hip Hop Witch.

Episode 49: Moon Magic

Dagha talks about the brilliance of black people, making music with his family, and his new album, Blak Flowerz.

Episode 52: Dagha

Indigo Klan talk about the creation of their collective, if they’re able to stop and smell the roses, and their album, Over the Woods.

Episode 53: Indigo Klan

Da Cleaver & Skip the Kid talk about the downside of music streaming, Hip-Hop having no age limit, and their EP, Jewelz Infinite.

Episode 54: Da Cleaver X Skip The Kid

Vic Spencer talks about squashing rap beef, gaining respect as an emcee, and his album with August Fanon, Psychological Cheat Sheet 3.

Episode 55: Vic Spencer

Kingdom Kome talks about how fleeing Argentina shaped his political beliefs, working with producer Onaje Jordan on their album Alchemy, and what he has in-store for 2023.

Episode 56: Kingdom Kome

Worburlgar talks about his humorous rhyme style, classic video game consoles, and his album, Burgonomic.

Episode 57: Wordburglar

Boxguts talks about fatherhood, working with producer Hobs StayBusy, and his album, Royal Water.

Episode 58: Boxguts

Priest Da Nomad talks about the D.C. Hip-Hop scene, being mentored by the late, great Biz Markie, and his new album, Receipts.

Episode 59: Priest Da Nomad

Freddie Old Soul talks about her place in Chicago’s Hip-Hop scene, how she perseveres through tough times, and her album, Water, Music, & Love.

Episode 60: Freddie Old Soul

SKECH185 talks about not understanding life, people who celebrate suffering, working with producer Jeff Markey, and his new album, He Left Nothing for the Swim Back.

Episode 62: SKECH185

Mega Ran talks about his new album, Wrestling is Real, People are Fake, his experience at WrestleMania 39, and his upcoming Dream Master Mixtape festival on May 12-14th in Yuma, Arizona.

Episode 61: Mega Ran

Squeegie Oblong talks about his biggest lyrical influences, how he deals with grief, and his new album, After These Messages.

Episode 63: Squeegie Oblong

Awol Da Mindwriter talks about getting props in his hometown of Long Island, working with producer JHershey and their new album, Sega-AM2 (Part II).

Episode 64: AWOL Da Mindwriter

Jay Royale talks about working alongside Hip-Hop legends, who he believes killed John F. Kennedy, and his new album, Criminal Discourse.

Episode 65: Jay Royale

Devine Carama talks about his anti-violence work in Lexington, what it was like winning an Emmy, and his album, Voice of the Voiceless.

Episode 66: Devine Carama

The Good People talk about their unwavering brand of Hip-Hop, the love they have for their die-hard fans, and their album, A Good Year.

Episode 67: The Good People

Defcee talks about the strident voice of white supremacy, the inspiration he received from Adam Mansbach, working with producer Messiah Musik, and their album, The Golem of Brooklyn.

Episode 68: Defcee

Lu Chin Chen talks about his sonic evolution, why he believes underground Hip-Hop is predictable, and his EP, Weight.

Episode 69: Lu Chin Chen

Justo The MC discusses the details of his bad trip, hearing a voice from a higher power, working with Brelstaff, and their album, Urban Testimony.

Episode 70: Justo The MC

UnLearn The World talks about why he’s an advocate for therapy, his role in the Hip Hop for Change organization, and his album, The God That Sins.

Episode 71: UnLearn The World

IAMGAWD talks about the unity within the Chicago Hip-Hop scene, trying to mend his relationship with his mother, working with Clypto, and their album, Bloodstained Suede II.

Episode 72: IAMGAWD

Awon talks about how he deals with anxiety, the creative connection he has with his wife, Tiff the Gift, working with DJ Parental, and their  album, Sublime.

Episode 73: Awon

TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Sadat X & El Da Sensei about why you shouldn’t be ashamed to do a hard day’s work, why they never listen to critics, and their new album, XL.

Episode 10: Sadat X & El Da Sensei

TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Anti-Lilly about his struggles with sobriety, the positives and negatives of being an introvert, and his new album with Phoniks, That’s the World.

Episode 17: Anti-Lilly

TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Dskillz Harris about joining Avant Garde Music, why he’s become more conscious of the words he chooses in his rhymes, and his new album, Skillz Mega 2.

Episode 19: Dskillz Harris

TheRealHip-Hop.com talks to Roccwell about working with various deejays and emcees, what it’s like living in Germany, and his new album, Still Lovin’ Boombap.

Episode 27: Roccwell

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