FLiP Podcast | Season 7 Episode 7 | Featuring Mami Popo

This week on FLiP, we’re joined by one of Atlanta’s most exciting rising DJs, Mami Popo—a Jamaican-American open-format DJ, cultural connector, and storyteller behind the decks.

Known for taking audiences on a musical journey, Mami Popo seamlessly blends reggae, dancehall, classic R&B, Southern hip-hop, house, Afrobeats, and everything in between to create unforgettable experiences on the dance floor. But before she was moving crowds with music, she was capturing Atlanta’s nightlife through the lens of her camera, developing an incredible instinct for reading energy, documenting culture, and understanding what truly brings people together.

In this episode, we dive into:

🎧 Her transition from nightlife photographer to one of Atlanta’s fastest-rising DJs

🇯🇲 How her Jamaican roots continue to influence her sound and creativity

🌍 Building sets that connect multiple cultures and generations

🔥 The importance of reading the room and creating unforgettable moments

🎵 Open-format DJing, crowd psychology, and navigating Atlanta’s nightlife scene

🚀 What’s next for Mami Popo as she continues making her mark in the DJ community

If you’re a DJ, creative, music lover, or someone passionate about culture and community, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

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FLiP is the podcast for DJs, by DJs, where we highlight the stories, struggles, and successes of the people shaping music culture. Hosted by Wavy Lachii, alongside DJ Bluue and WLD CRD, each episode gives you an authentic look into the lives of the creatives behind the music.

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FLiP Podcast | Season 7, Episode 6 Featuring SatchFlippedIt

From Queens, New York to becoming one of Atlanta’s most respected young DJs, SatchFlippedIt has built his reputation through consistency, culture, and an undeniable passion for music.At just 26 years old, Satch has already made a major impact on the Atlanta music scene as the Head DJ for Ascension Radio, curator of the popular Slow Mornings experience, and a resident DJ at Reverb. A proud graduate of Clark Atlanta University, his journey is a testament to the power of community, creativity, and staying true to your vision.With over seven years of professional DJ experience, Satch has mastered the art of setting the tone—whether he’s rocking a packed venue, creating intimate vibes, or reaching listeners through the airwaves. His story is one of growth, authenticity, and dedication to the culture.In this episode of FLiP, we dive into:🎧 His journey from Queens to Atlanta🎧 Building a brand as a young DJ🎧 The importance of community and HBCU culture🎧 Curating experiences through Slow Mornings🎧 Life as Head DJ for Ascension Radio🎧 The future of nightlife, music, and DJ cultureIf you’re a DJ, creative, entrepreneur, or music lover, this conversation is packed with gems you don’t want to miss.FLiP — For DJs. By DJs.👍 Like | 💬 Comment | 🔔 Subscribe#FLiPPodcast #SatchFlippedIt #AtlantaDJs #QueensNY #AscensionRadio #SlowMornings #ClarkAtlantaUniversity #DJCulture #ForDJsByDJs #WavyLachii #DJPodcast #Season7Episode6 #AtlantaNightlife #ReverbATL #FLiPATL

FLiP Podcast — Season 7 Episode 4
 Guest: Proper Frequency

On this episode of FLiP, Wavy Lachii, DJ Bluue, and WLD CRD sit down with Atlanta-based DJ collective Proper Frequency — a movement built on culture, connection, and sound without boundaries.

More than just DJs, Albert and Nat have created a musical experience that blends southern hip-hop, jazz improvisation, electronic energy, and Latin rhythms into a frequency completely their own. What started as rooftop sessions among friends has evolved into an international wave, while still keeping the same intimate energy that made people connect in the first place.

We dive deep into:
 The origins of Proper Frequency
 How Atlanta’s global influence shaped their sound
 Genre blending and open-format DJ culture
 Rooftop parties that turned into unforgettable experiences
 Reading crowds, taking risks, and creating moments
 Building an international brand while staying authentic
 What “being at the right frequency” truly means

From stories about crate digging and crowd control to conversations about culture, identity, and authenticity, this episode captures the spirit of DJs who understand that music is more than entertainment — it’s connection.

“At the right frequency… be yourself.”

Hosted by:
 Wavy Lachii
 DJ Bluue
 WLD CRD

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🎧 FLiP Podcast – Season 7, Episode 2 | Featuring DaryleOn this episode of FLiP, we sit down with Daryle — a Producer, Engineer, and Vinyl Selector with over 25 years of professional broadcast radio experience, now based in Los Angeles with roots in Atlanta.Daryle’s love for music started early, growing up in a household filled with R&B, gospel, jazz, and pop. But it was in the church where everything clicked — developing his skills in vocals, percussion, chords, and eventually discovering his passion for the bass guitar, inspired by watching Alex Evans (longtime bassist for Patti LaBelle).From there, his journey continued to grow:✨ Sang in a gospel group Victory (inspired by Commissioned)✨ Earned multiple chorus honors and awards✨ Learned sound engineering and recording in the church✨ Built a career rooted in authentic sound, musical knowledge, and cultural respectToday, Daryle is known for his ability to blend and celebrate the essence of 80s funk, boogie, disco, and soul, while continuing to create and share music that honors the legacy of those who came before him.In this episode, we dive into:🔥 How church shaped his musical foundation🔥 His transition into radio and engineering🔥 The art of vinyl selection and preserving sound🔥 Lessons from 25+ years in the industry🔥 His mission to keep timeless music aliveAnd of course, FLiP brings the energy:🎯 DJ Bluue asks the real, culture-driven questions🎯 WLD CRD challenges Daryle with Guess That BPM🎯 Wavy Lachii takes us through the story behind the man and the musicThis one is for the true music heads, crate diggers, and culture keepers.📺 Subscribe & Stay Connected:Don’t miss more episodes of FLiP featuring DJs, producers, and tastemakers pushing the culture forward.🎚 Follow FLiP:Instagram: [Your IG]TikTok: [Your TikTok]🎧 Follow Daryle:[Insert Links]#FLiPPodcast #DJCulture #VinylSelector #MusicPodcast #Funk #Boogie #Disco #Soul #HipHopCulture #OpenFormatDJ #RadioDJ #Producers #AtlantaMusic #LosAngelesMusic

🔥 FLiP Podcast Guest: DJ Queen of Spades 🔥This episode of FLiP features the incredible DJ Queen of Spades, a powerhouse open-format DJ based in Atlanta with over 20 years of experience behind the culture. Known for her versatility and elite crowd control, she specializes in blending hip-hop, house, reggae, R&B, and timeless party classics into unforgettable, high-energy sets.Originally from Toronto, Canada, and proudly representing her Italian and Jamaican roots, Queen of Spades developed her love for music through dance and performance before stepping behind the turntables—where she’s spent nearly two decades mastering her craft.She’s currently featured on Majic 107.5/97.5 FM (WAMJ) in Atlanta and has taken her talent across major stages, DJing for celebrities, top-tier brands like MAC Cosmetics, H&M, and The Gap, and events tied to New York Fashion Week.A respected member of the influential Core DJs, she’s helped shape and break records in hip-hop culture nationwide. Her mixes have also been featured on SiriusXM Shade 45, further solidifying her presence beyond the club scene.Known for her professionalism, precision, and ability to read any crowd, DJ Queen of Spades continues to push the culture forward while representing women in DJing at the highest level.🎧 Tap in as we dive into her journey, influences, and gems from the game—only on FLiP.

On this episode of FLiP, The FLiP Squad sits down with the incredible Sed The Saint — a New Orleans-born, multi-genre DJ, entrepreneur, and true community builder.Raised in a family of musicians and inspired by her grandfather, jazz trombonist Waldren “Frog” Joseph, Sed developed a deep understanding of music as a universal language. From spinning at college fashion shows to co-founding Blended Vibe and rocking house parties, skating rinks, and campus events, she built her foundation brick by brick.Today, Sed is known for her “spicy gumbo” DJ style — seamlessly blending hip-hop, pop, afrobeats, Latin, house, EDM, and oldies into high-energy, intentional sets. Her talent has taken her to major stages including City Winery Atlanta, National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Atlanta Jazz Festival, and Essence Music Festival — and even on tour with affirmation-music artist Toni Jones.Beyond the decks, Sed is the Founder & CEO of StageWing — the first peer-to-peer DJ gear marketplace, often described as the “Airbnb of lighting and sound equipment.” After being accepted into the Techstars–Atlanta Cox Accelerator, StageWing continues to expand its mission of empowering DJs and A/V professionals nationwide.In this episode, we talk about:🔥 Her New Orleans roots and musical lineage🔥 Building confidence as a multi-genre DJ🔥 Reading the room and curating energy🔥 Touring experiences and major festival stages🔥 Launching and scaling StageWing🔥 The future of DJ culture and communityIf you’re a DJ, creative, entrepreneur, or someone who truly believes in the power of music to connect people — this episode is for you.🎧 Watch until the end for gems on longevity, ownership, and staying authentic in the culture.

🎧 FLiP Podcast | Guest: Sean Falyon (Atlanta DJ, Cultural Curator & Event Architect)

On this episode of FLiP, we sit down with Sean Falyon — award-winning open-format DJ, cultural curator, and event architect whose influence stretches from West Philadelphia to Atlanta and beyond. Built on his mantra “Sean Falyon Be Everywhere,” his journey is a masterclass in consistency, community, and culture.

Sean breaks down his evolution from independent hip-hop artist during Atlanta’s blog-era renaissance to one of the city’s most trusted DJs and cultural voices. Known for genre-blending sets that fuse hip-hop, R&B, house, soul, dancehall, and global rhythms, Falyon shares how DJing became his most powerful storytelling tool.

We dive into:

• His early music grind and national buzz

• Transitioning from artist to DJ and curator

• Touring clubs and festivals worldwide

• Building iconic Atlanta experiences like All Vinyl Everything, Get Brunch, and Skip Day

• DJing major events like Essence Festival, One Music Fest, NFL Experience, and MLS All-Star Weekend

• Working with global brands including Nike, Red Bull, Hennessy, Microsoft, and Viacom

• Using music as community therapy and cultural connection

With over 15 years of shaping sound, spaces, and culture, Sean Falyon represents what it truly means to move the room and move the culture forward.

Tap in for gems, stories, and real DJ talk you won’t get anywhere else.

🎶 This is FLiP — where DJs tell their story.

FLiP Podcast — Guest Spotlight: DJ 4:12 

From Greenwood, South Carolina, to the heart of Atlanta, this episode of FLiP features a DJ whose journey is built on passion turned purpose.

What started as a kid in a small mom-and-pop town falling in love with the art of music became a full-blown lifestyle in 2013, when Debaron Hughes stepped into his calling as DJ4:12. Since then, he’s carved out a lane of his own—creating unforgettable moments through intentional mixes and high-impact performances.

DJ4:12 has created experiences for major artists including Lecrae, Montell Fish, NF, KB, Tedashii, Canon, and Trip Lee. His sound has been featured in music videos, powered conferences like Destination Imagination, Catalyst, and Propel Women, and energized runners at Atlanta Track Club finish lines.

His reach extends beyond stages and arenas. Fortune 500 brands such as Walmart, Pfizer, and Kraft Heinz have tapped into his energy for corporate events, private experiences, and large-scale productions.

On this episode of FLiP, we dive into DJ4:12’s story, his purpose-driven approach to DJing, and how he continues to impact spaces far beyond the turntables.

🎧 Welcome to another episode of FLiP — The DJ Podcast!

Hosted by Wavy Lachii, FLiP dives deep into the art, culture, and creative minds shaping the DJ world today.

In this episode, we sit down with The Architect — a New Jersey–born, Baton Rouge–sharpened DJ who brings intention, polish, and pure movement to every space she touches. She found her lane at Southern University and never looked back. With five years behind the decks, she’s known for crafting her own edits and blending sounds that rarely collide: Jersey Club, House, NOLA Bounce, Miami Bass — her range allows her to flip any room, any vibe, any moment.

From corporate events to clubs to festivals, The Architect continues to carve out a lane defined by precision, energy, and undeniable style. Tap in as we talk origins, influences, creativity, and the mindset behind her unique sound.

🔥 WELCOME BACK TO FLiP — The DJ Podcast for the Culture! 🔥Hosted by Wavy Lachii, WLD CRD, and DJ Bluue, FLiP dives deep into the stories, sounds, and styles shaping DJ culture today.🎧 THIS EPISODE’S GUEST: KREME (formerly Kidd Kreme)Recognized as one of Atlanta’s top DJs, Kreme brings over 14 years of experience and an unmatched ability to move any crowd. Born in Brooklyn and raised in Atlanta, he’s performed in 12+ states for audiences of 1,000+ and is known for his elite open-format versatility.

Kreme has shared stages with heavy hitters like Scootie Wop, 6lack, Sonny Digital, and Key Glock, and has rocked iconic venues including The Underground, El Malo, Rock Steady, and Rosé & Rye. His resume spans major brands like Redbull, Dusse, Mercer & Prince, Don Julio, Jack Daniels, Cascade Skating Rink, and more.From private events to massive shows, Kreme’s passion, precision, and crowd control always deliver unforgettable moments — and today, he’s here to tell his story.

⏱️ EPISODE BREAKDOWN

• Wavy Lachii – Deep dive into Kreme’s history, journey, and evolution

• DJ Bluue – Culture questions and crowd psychology

• WLD CRD – Top 5 DJs segment + the Guess That BPM challenge

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