Dallas rising star Montana 700 sits down with Jim Jones on Artist to Artist to talk about his journey from Oak Cliff to the spotlight, the “New Dallas” movement, independence in the music game, and turning street hustle into real business. From going viral to navigating the industry, Montana keeps it real about growth, family, and staying ready for success.

Shyne sits down on Artist to Artist with Jim Jones for a powerful conversation about his journey from Brooklyn to Belize, navigating fame, prison, politics, and returning to music. From hip-hop legacy to becoming a political leader, Shyne opens up about growth, redemption, and stepping back into the spotlight.

Jim Jones sits down with comedian Jess Hilarious for a candid, unfiltered conversation covering her rise in comedy, navigating cancel culture, co-parenting, and evolving into her next chapter as an author. From Baltimore roots to viral fame, Jess opens up about her journey, relationships, and new book So Deaf Do We Parent, while the two share laughs, real talk, and industry insight inside the IFC Factory.

In this episode of Artist 2 Artist, Jim Jones sits down with Fetty Wap inside the IFC Factory for a raw workout and even realer conversation. Fetty opens up about life after coming home, revealing how he had to rebuild from nothing and adjust to the changes in support from then to now. Jim gives Fetty his well-deserved flowers, reflecting on his impact, career highs, and where he stands in today’s music landscape. Fetty gets honest about getting his business in order, staying focused, and the mindset it took to bounce back.They also dive into the creative process behind his new album “Zavier” — out now on all platforms — and what fans can expect from this next chapter.

This is more than an interview — it’s a conversation about growth, resilience, and leveling up when the odds are against you.

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Tap in with a powerful episode of Artist to Artist hosted by Jim Jones, featuring Maino in one of his most honest and reflective conversations yet. In this interview, Maino opens up about his upbringing, how he was raised, and the lessons that shaped him into the man and father he is today. He speaks candidly about the impact his mother had on his life, both in struggle and strength, and how that influence carries into his own parenting. Jim Jones and Maino also take a deep dive into their real-life friendship, giving viewers an authentic look at their bond beyond the music. From personal growth to industry experiences, Maino also breaks down the meaning behind “Maino Day” and what it represents in his journey. This episode is raw, insightful, and full of gems for anyone navigating life, relationships, and legacy.

In this episode of Artist 2 Artist, Jim Jones sits down with Albee Al for an unfiltered and insightful conversation covering everything from his early upbringing in music to the evolving landscape of today’s industry. Albee Al opens up about how his environment shaped his sound, the grind it took to build his name, and the realities of coming up in the streets while pursuing music. The two also dive into the rise of streamers and content creators, and how their influence is changing the way artists gain exposure and connect with fans. A major highlight of the discussion touches on the disconnect between New York and New Jersey—two regions with deep hip-hop roots but often divided in recognition and unity. Albee Al shares his perspective on bridging that gap and what it means for artists coming out of Jersey.The conversation doesn’t shy away from real talk either, as Albee Al gives his honest thoughts on street codes, loyalty, and the controversial topic of snitching.