For the Most Part

Today's episodes is extra special as we welcome a BRAND NEW co-host to the table. You've seen his information all over our social media, and in fact, he's the guy behind our facebook, instagram, and soon to be, youtube. Let's welcome Lyrix to the table!!!


We kick off this week's discussion talking about Lip-syncing, and if we believe there's any benefit to it or not. What do YOU the audience think?

See you all in next week's episode!!!!!

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The Curious one: @thekemster91 (Kemi)
Question man: @lookitsadrii (Adriel)
SMG: @lyrix_lyrically_inclined (L.L.I- Lyrix)
Writer: @loooouiiiiise_
Editor in chief: yume.tt_ (Eoin) 

On today's episode we discuss the importance of music distribution locally, Fernando Chillar's Dj career and spreading awareness to young upcoming musicians and artistes about his local content.Sponsors: Roger BaptisteShoutout: https://ikorodunewsnetwork.com/For the Most Part Tech Team! Follow us on IG:The Curious one: @thekemster91 (Kemi)Question man: @lookitsadrii (Adriel)SMG: @lyrix_lyrically_inclined (L.L.I- Lyrix)Writer: @loooouiiiiise_Editor in chief: yume.tt_ (Eoin) 

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This episode continues the discussion of a very prominent activist, speaker, historian, writer and commentator to speak on the issues and history of local content.Part 2 of this episode speaks to the history of how our local content distribution is where it is today. Rubadiri exposes both the cultural mindsets as well as the political and legal issues that pertained to the percentages of local content reflected not just on radio, but on most of our platforms. Rubadiri Victor's Talk at the Philosophical Society on the State of the Creative Sector https://youtu.be/fjMby1CwiWUContent Featured NOT on Local Radio:Seeka ft. Chait- GoldJoint Pop - The Spelling BSponsors: Roger BaptisteShoutout: https://ikorodunewsnetwork.com/For the Most Part Tech Team! Follow us on IG:The Curious one: @thekemster91 (Kemi)Question man: @lookitsadrii (Adriel)SMG: @lyrix_lyrically_inclined (L.L.I- Lyrix)Writer: @loooouiiiiise_Editor in chief: yume.tt_ (Eoin) 

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This episode welcomes a very prominent activist, speaker, historian, writer and commentator to speak on the issues and history of local content.Part 1 of this episode speaks to the history of how our local content distribution is where it is today. Rubadiri exposes both the cultural mindsets as well as the political and legal issues that pertained to the percentages of local content reflected not just on radio, but on most of our platforms. Rubadiri Victor's Talk at the Philosophical Society on the State of the Creative Sector Content Featured NOT on Local Radio:John John- Let's Make MusicFeaturing Bonez and Produced by Randall Lopez- Rewind this trackSponsors: Roger BaptisteShoutout: https://ikorodunewsnetwork.com/For the Most Part Tech Team! Follow us on IG:The Curious one: @thekemster91 (Kemi)Question man: @lookitsadrii (Adriel)SMG: @lyrix_lyrically_inclined (L.L.I- Lyrix)Writer: @loooouiiiiise_Editor in chief: yume.tt_ (Eoin) 

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We had a very hearty follow-up conversation with Greg B! It was an absolute delight having him share his experiences. This podcast also presents a song that was played before by the one and only Kemi Ible. It was played a few podcasts back. Greg had the opportunity to perform it live at 'Drop the Mic'.The conversation perused the difficulties of being a local artist and potential triumphs of hitting success.Greg's socials: FacebookYoutubeSponsors: Roger BaptisteShoutout: https://ikorodunewsnetwork.com/For the Most Part Tech Team! Follow us on IG:The Curious one: @thekemster91 (Kemi)Question man: @lookitsadrii (Adriel)SMG: @lyrix_lyrically_inclined (L.L.I- Lyrix)Writer: @loooouiiiiise_Editor in chief: yume.tt_ (Eoin) 

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Adam Corneal is a Berkelee graduate who has had the opportunity to have worked with Adam Salem Ilese, MKX, Jesus Molina, Sophie Hiller, Livingston Taylor, Bernard Dinata, and Shalya fearing. The conversation took us through his perspective of being part of that international diaspora of musicians, vocalists and songwriters.Let us just say that the conversation is interesting.....so without  further chatter.....Adam's Socials:YoutubeInstagramFacebookTikTok: @adammusiccSponsors: Roger BaptisteShoutout: https://ikorodunewsnetwork.com/For the Most Part Tech Team! Follow  us on IG:Host aka the Curious one: @thekemster91 (Kemi)Host aka Question man: @lookitsadrii (Adriel)Social Media Guru: @lyrix_lyrically_inclined (L.L.I- Lyrix)Blog Specialist: @loooouiiiiise_Editor in chief: yume.tt_ (Eoin) 

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Kemi began music at the age of 3 under  the tutelage of Dr. Patricia Dardaine - Ragguet. At the age of 11, her mother took Kemi and her brother abroad to live in Azerbaijan for two years. Upon her return she continued to master her skills, and further expanding her skillset to drums, vocals, bass guitar, classical guitar, steelpan and other instruments as well.Kemi Ible is a music festival winner, teacher, arranger, author, composer, former national champion in the basketball arena. She has travelled the world and Her studio works include, “Road Trip Reloaded- Machel Montano” playing both guitar and bass.This week Kemi and Host Adriel sat down to discuss her thoughts on Artiste Grants and questioning the fruitfulness of those very said grants.CaziqBIG shoutout to Ikorodu News Network!!!! Check out their podcast!Special thanks to Our sponsors:Roger Baptiste

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World famous, Boyz II Men single "End of the Road" was the beginning of Gregory Burris' 24 yearlong relationship with singing. It wasn't long before his talents truly blossomed, thus allowing Greg to pursue the art form professionally. In 2018, he released his first R&B single "Attitude" which has been streamed both locally and internationally; reaching as far as the U.S.A. and England.Desperate times calls forth desperate measures as well as desperate answers:Should the Artist grant be extended beyond 2020?Thank you to our Sponsor Mr. Roger Baptiste!!Greg's socials are FB and Youtube

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Every week we discover something new. This week we uncovered the depths of what we as young hosts can do in preparation for the upcoming season. It was a formidable discussion which lead to us to feel completely energized for what the future holds.

Samuel Thomas Jnr a very well respected and popular up and rising singer started at the age of 5. He entered inter his first music competition at the age of 9.....9!!!!! From there, let us just say his work has been nothing but VIRAL. Take in his music in this weeks podcast!

Here is a link to Samuel's socials:
Website
Facebook
Instagram

Youtube Songs 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXksl_DPZ_4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62ejbq3jSg0

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Sanch Electronix - a household name, a name that goes down in history as one of the major pioneers for recording high quality pan audio. This week's discussion for us as young hosts, allowed us to get in touch with our history, our roots. We sat down with Simeon Sandiford, a legend and pioneer for high quality pan recording to discuss what we can do to 'get out there'. We won't ramble much more here, the best we can do to give this discussion justice is to let you the listeners become engrossed in the discussion.

Sanch's Site
Additional Resources
Ultra Radio article 1 & article 2

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