In this episode of A.D.A.P.T., Solomon sits down with singer, songwriter, dancer, and creative Shontee Renee of Big Oomp Records in Atlanta, GA. Shonte walks the listeners through her humble beginnings growing up in Southwest Atlanta and mentions a bit of everything from her work with T-Pain to her professional and personal relationship with her fiance DJ Montay. Fresh off the release of her new single, Talk to Me Nicely, Shontee shares her plans for 2022 and tells listeners what they can expect from her and her team.

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In this episode, Solomon sits and talks with artist CashUsKing about his Valentine Day project, Cashus Kingdom, HeavenManEarth, his upcoming album, Weight of the Wind, as well as a slew of other topics including the NY Drill scene and Joe Rogan. 

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Follow CashUsKing on IG @cashusking and on Twitter @CossUs

Download his new album, CashusKingdom on Spotify, Bandcamp, Tidal and other platforms. 

In this episode of A.D.A.P.T. Radio, Solomon sits down with an Atlanta historian known as Kodakk 6000. A member of one of Atlanta's dance crews, Motion Sickness, he was around when the snap movement came to power. He contributed heavily to the city's musical scene, helping to create several dances from Whoop Rico to the Hol up dance. Listen as he shares his experiences. 

In this episode, Solomon sits down with Akron, Ohio native Heem the Artist and discusses his story. Heem walks us through life in Akron, the streets allure, sports, college dropouts, and a host of other experiences. Candid and welcoming, he doesn't hold any punches. Heem also tells us what we can expect from his brand including new music, videos and merchandise.

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IG: @heemtheartist

Twitter: @heemtheartist

In this episode of Waking Hour, Cashus and I speak on the recent war of words between Royce Da 5'9, Lupe Fiasco, and Mickey Factz. They discuss their thoughts on the two songs, Silence of the Lambda, SLR 3 1/2, and Wraith. They also speak on the timing of Mickey's diss, and the recent plight of black female athletes. 

0:00- 10:04- Royce Da 5'9 and Lupe's beef records

10:04- 20:00- Generational Response

20:00-30:00- Timing of Mickey Factz Wraith diss

30:00- 47:00- Black athletes and mental health (N. Osaka, S. Biles, and S. Richardson)

In this episode of A.D.A.P.T., Solomon sits down and talks with Arizona rapper, Hercc. In the interview Hercc walks us through his journey from Chandler, Arizona as an athlete to transitioning into an emcee. He describes his first moments of fame as well as his goals for the rap game. 

In this episode, Solomon sits down with entrepreneur and budding rap star, CEO Mark Savage. The two discuss his origin in Charlotte, NC all the way to his matriculation through college, the army and the rap game. For those unaware, CEO Mark Savage got in the game in 2016 and has been releasing songs since, with his most popular single, Goes On, bringing in over two million streams.

To follow Mark and his movement visit the following sites:

IG: Ceosavage600

Twiter:@CEOMARKSAVAGE

In this episode, Solomon Hillfleet sits down and talks with educator, coach, author, and podcaster Lawrence Raysor from NYC. Lawrence walks us through his upbringing as a youth, showing us how he used his love of basketball to elevate him into a safer educational setting. He discusses his educational journey, aspirations as a coach and educator, and walks us through the makings of his recent work, Haiku and Things: Introducing the Senryu. 

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Instagram: @ laboy_raysor

Purchase his book on Amazon at 

www.amazon.com/LABoyz-Presents-HaikusAndThings-Introducing-Senryu/dp/B093RHJ4F5/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=%23LABoyz&qid=1620173329&sr=8-1 

In this episode, Solomon links with his good friend Amber and discusses the significance of Alicia Keys' debut album, Songs in A- Minor. The two discuss their favorite tracks, the impact of her artistry, and also how music has changed over the years.

In this episode of A.D.A.P.T., Solomon gets the chance to interview legendary artist and entrepreneur YZ. In this first part of the interview, he gets into his origin in the rap game as a youth. YZ mentions the impact of Rapper's Delight, how he got his name and its significance, as well as details meeting and building with legendary DJ Tony D.

For more information on YZ, be sure to follow him on Instagram at:

IG @theblackbank