We welcome an heir to Hip Hop royalty and Lil Uzi Vert’s tour DJ P FORREAL! We discuss growing up as DJ/Producer Prince Paul’s son, meeting and performing with Uzi, and how he’s used his success to build new opportunity.

2x Boston Music Awards DJ of the Year, and the only woman to win, L’DUKE stops by the podder to talk about the different scenes in the industry, as well as what to expect when we open back up!

We’ve officially hit 20 Episodes! We welcome Rob Eugene of Team Hennessy to discuss his come-up in the nightlife industry, how it connected him to Hennessy, and the work he’s done with that platform to further the industry and highlight the community!

This episode we welcome the newest member to the Dope Entertainment Group, Ali Rose. We talk about her social media success, building her following on OnlyFans, and her tips around dating during COVID. Ali came and represented the ladies on this one!

The homie DJ Fab checked into the building to talk about his new project with Treva Holmes Cold Nights, which he completely produced. What was the creative process? What’s the goal of the project? What’s next? Fab gives the producer’s insight. Plus we rank some of the best R&B artists ever. Who’s in your top 5?

We've seen how different the southern states have been reacting to COVID compared to east coast. Our guest Kareem Lyder has made moves to continue his momentum and work down in the ATL. Is it the right move? How is it different? What does it take to grow some a successful business and replicate it in a new market? Kareem breaks it all down!

For this episode we welcome Boston Music Awards 2019 DJ of the Year DJ Real P. A DJ’s DJ with a 20 year career, Real P breaks down how to remain relevant and professional, and how that lead to some unique and career defining opportunities. As a father, Real P explains the sacrifices and experiences he has had to balance two very demanding positions.

Celebrating 2,000 listens of the podder! We wanted to thank our listeners and supporters for helping us along this journey! Host SNAX invites his producer Ado Kawuba to reflect on the last 15 episodes and how they’ve been making the podcast work and grow. How will changes of COVID affect the podder? What are the plans for future guests? Is the market for podcasts becoming over saturated? All these topics are broken down on this internal episode of But I Know the DJ.

For this episode we have DJ Malcolm Xavier discussing his come up as being a premier DJ in the nation’s capital. Malcolm throws some of the most poppin events, plays on the local radio, and has broken some of our favorite records with the plaques to prove it. How has he developed his pro ear for music? How can DJs grow to this stature? How are do DJ/party cities differ? It’s all here, check it out!

On But I Know the DJ we host nothing but legendary talk. For this episode, we have DJ Knife: Party thrower, Venue manager, Beer brewer, and all-around good guy. We discuss his involvement with Boston staple venue Good Life and how he was able to uplift hip hop music and culture through events and programming. DJ Knife breaks down DJ Appreciation Night, his parties PVRPLE & Fresh Produce, and his newest beer available in stores: Strange Brew 7