Chrome Bills

Jacques Cousteau could never get this low! Rapswell and Moe Sample pop in FRESH off the release of the release of their album “Calypso”. We learn more about Moe Sample, including his first official collaboration with an emcee, his connection to Rather Unique, the “You can find me in the lab” beat tape, and his prior life as King Chop. Hear Max quote friend of the show Schwabby as saying there are some “Unconformable heaters” in the collection, and “That shit bumps, but its like… weird”. We go on to discuss Knxwledge, Tuami, and more. Then a deep dive into Calypso. Oh, and armpits. Lots of armpits.

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We’re back! The Quartermaine, aka D-reel, stops by to chop it up with Steve and Chuck. We talk about his NYC roots, high school in the Bronx, Low Budget crew, the triple threat of emceeing / DJing / producing, his hosting of a mid-day drive show with Peter Rosenberg, his solo project on ReDefintion Records, and his ownership of the record store: Love People Records. Enjoy, and share this joint. Peace Peace Peace.

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We’re back! Seez Mics and SpeaksBeats stop by on the eve of the release of “With SFR”. We talk about everything that went into making the project, and play a few joints. Be sure to stream that bad boy wherever you get your music fix (Not spotify! – Steve), and cop some merch on the SFR site! Peace Peace Peace.

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The new Chrome Bills record “The Inflection” was released on May 24 2024. Steve and Chuck (and their rap alter egos) breakdown the who, what, when, where, how, and why of the record, play a few cuts, tease and even deeper dive (which is wild since this episode is already 45 min) and say thank you to all of the Chrome Billionaires out there. Peace Peace Peace.

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Penpals super-producer SQ and emcee Rapswell join the crew to discuss the recently releases SQ album “Transmissions”. We break down the who, what, when, where, how, and why of the record, play some cuts, and go full butt mode.

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Moses Rockwell is back on the mic as we welcome in the New Year. We discuss the differences of a topic song vs a gimic record. We decide which albums belong in the Time Capsule for 2022. We play some tracks. We drink some coffee.

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Seez Mics joins us to talk about his latest release on SF Digi, “Cancel The Guillotine”, produced by Aupheus. We rock through all 5 tracks, and talk singles, tapes, IG reels, motivation, perspective, and rides to work.

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You knew this was coming… Fresh off the release of the “Friends of the Show” full length, we interview ourselves on how it all went down. In addition to Chuck and Steve: Cam-one, DJ Addikt, Big Slop, Seez Mics, Rich “Scratch” Chinn, Squires, and Rapswell join the show to go spelunking in the funk we bring. By the end of it, we’ve played every song at least once, shared some laughs, and logged over 3 hours of content. We hope you make it to the end.

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Fresh off the newly released “Until You Run Out of Cake”, CB Host Moses Rockwell and Mike (and) Locust join us to discuss the making of the album, their creative process, and obscure dance records from the early 90s.

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Lars Viola joins us to discuss the “Surface Noise” LP, which dropped Feb 4 2022. We talk about the chorus on Gutter, his beats, as well as the beats by Squires, Exile, and others. We recap his release party at the Broadway in BK, and dig into the complexities over rhyming over your own beats. Sit back, and grab a beer, because it’s clear that all involved have as well. Peace.

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