A.D.A.P.T.

In this episode of A.D.A.P.T., Black podcasting innovator Aaron A-King speaks with Solomon Hillfleet about his upbringing in Brooklyn, his start in internet radio with PNC Radio, and how the Combat Jack Show came to be.

King also speaks on the future of podcasting and his next steps.

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In this second installment, DJ, Promoter,Journalist, and Radio Host DJ PowerLord explains how he got his start as a music promoter in the 90s in Atlanta. He mentions his work with Big Oomp artist Hitman Sammy Sam and describes how he got started as a journalist and now a radio host.

Super producer Big Korey first came on the music scene at nine with a production credit on DJ Unk's song Fresh Dressed. Over the course of his 25 years of life, he's worked hard to brand himself as a complete producer, contributing beats to everyone from 2 Chainz, Gucci Mane, and NBA YoungBoy. In this interview Big Korey walks us through his early beginnings, teenage years, current work, and future plans with Big Oomp Records.

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In this episode, Solomon speaks to Army Captain Tristian Smith about his life as a child in the Georgia DFAC system. He walks us through his early challenges, the moment his life changed for the better and next steps for him.

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In this episode of A.D.A.P.T. Radio, Solomon Hillfleet speaks with one of the south's architects, MC Assault. As one founder of Big Oomp Records, MC Assault has played a role in the creation, promotion, and elevation of Atlanta's first independent record label. In this hour-plus interview, Assault details his origins in the Jonesboro South Projects all the way to the label's peak with Walk it Out. 

In this episode, Solomon sits with hyphenate P.S. from McDonough, Georgia to talk about his music and media career. P.S. walks us through how he got started with music, his college days at GSU, and what he hopes to get out of music and art.

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In this episode change agent King Randall of Albany, Georgia walks us through his story, explaining how he became a renaissance man. King Randall explains the role of his family and community in equipping him with vocational skills, breaks down his time in the military and also explains what his goal is for the Life Preparatory Academy. 

Southside rapper Big A Prado has been a part of the music industry for some time now. Ever since he came on the scene he's made himself valuable, serving as an artist, engineer, and writer. In this interview, Solomon Hillfleet peers into his life and career, asking him about his Panamanian roots and musical partnerships. 

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Solomon Hillfleet speaks with acclaimed music artist Mykko Montana about his journey from Clay Co to the top of the BET Awards. Mykko reflects on the ten-year anniversary of his iconic song, "Do It" and walks us through his family tree of Atlanta bass music, his mixtape grind, personal challenges and his plan to stack more raccades. 

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In this episode, Solomon Hillfleet speaks with Killen, Texas rap great Spark Dawg about his story growing up in Texas as a military child, creating a legit hustle, and carving out a lane for himself in the game. Spark discusses his time with Scarface, Drumma Boy, and even sheds some insight into his early rap aliases. 

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