This week we have Ottawa artist Baëbe Ruth at Down to the Wire HQ, chalking it up with us on this episode of Down to the Beat. She's an artist who's stock has risen quickly as her versatility keeps listeners on their toes to await what she will bring to the table next. We talk about this importance of versatility within artists, while also getting the exclusive on her upcoming album and discuss the perception of the female rapper in music.

This and far more on todays episode, enjoy and listen to Baëbe's recent release 'Lifeline'. Check out our website for exclusive content below;

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This week on Down to the Beat we talk about the South Park Pandemic Special, followed by a 'Let's Talk' on rappers using OnlyFans. Then we wrap the show up with a Gone But Not Forgotten segment on Eddie Van Halen

This week on Down to the Beat we're in our Ottawa studio welcoming on two Vancouver artists via Zoom in Teon Gibbs and IAMTHELIVING. We talk about their track that has gotten major reception in 'Between the Groove' and get the exclusive on what to expect in terms of a collaborative project. We dive into the Vancouver music scene and discuss how they are striving to grow it and make it better through their initiatives and not only that but how they are pushing each other to grow. Enjoy the interview and go check out their music, these guys are are on the rise and need to be on your playlist

This and more, enjoy and go check out their recent single 'Pupa'. Get exclusive content through our website below;

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This week on Down to the Beat we discuss if beef between rappers actually makes music better or if less beef fuelled competition would result in better music. The we talk if going to jail helps an artists career, followed by a discussion on super powers. The we cap things off with our Blast from the Past segment

Down to the Beat welcomes on producer, photographer, videographer and father of 'Dreamland', Quest. A true mogul in helping shape the culture in Ottawa and impacting the hip-hop scene. We discuss the industry with the man behind the music that has impacted this city and paved way for great things to come.

This week on DTTB we talk about the deal Travis Scott made with McDonalds, then we talk about rappers images, capped off by our Behind the Beat segment.

This week on Down to the Beat we travel down to Toronto to link up with London artist NG at MARS Studios. We talk about his music and how his small sample size is due to a quality over quantity outlook, how emotion is the key for him in making music, along with why he values versatility in artists. We talk about the views rappers in the industry have about how to portray themselves, which gets into an interesting conversation about mental health within rappers. Check out his music and stay tuned for the release of his next music video in October. 

This week we kick things off by talking about the movie 'Project Power' on Netflix followed by a discussion of old school artists and new school artists having worlds collide on collabs. Lastly we talk about squashing the beef, more specifically in regard to Vic Mensa and XXX.

This week on Down to the Beat we welcome on a very special guest, a man who is doing it all just at the age of 20, Kar33m. He's an Ottawa artist who came to Canada when he was just 13 from Nigeria and just released his debut EP 'Who Am I?". He also created his own studios for young creatives in the city called Woke Studios and is even dabbling in other aspects of the arts such as the theatre. Kar33m gives us some great insight inside the mind of a determined artist, listen to what he has to say and be sure to add this mans music to your playlist.

This week we talk about the Fresh Prince of Bel Air reboot that has been rumoured and leaked, followed by us asking the question that shoud be asked more, does Adam22 trip you out? Then we get into the small components that make a song so great and dive into Behind the Beat and discuss some great pieces of production