Fresh Flowers Podcast

In Episode 10 of The Ghetto Flower Project Podcast, the team linked up with BandsUpRudeBoy and ER at PVTSTCK, these two Chicago artists looking to break through and make a name for themselves in 2019. This studio session was full of energy and nothing but hits were being cr4eated. While working on their collaboration EP titled  “7 DAYS” both artists talked to us about their upcoming and journey in the music game thus far. Listen to this episode to learn more about how the two artists met and what this EP means to each of them. This helping of the TGF Project Podcast is a great listen for those who are interested in hearing more about  BandsUpRudeBoy and ER.  They were recently featured on our blog for his most recent visual “FAYGO” In the podcast both artists let us know a little more of how that came about and what he has learned to tweak in their strategy going forward. Stay tuned!  

In Episode  of The Ghetto Flower Project Podcast, the team linked up with Danny Cisco, an artist looking to breakthrough and make a name for Indiana in the year 2019. In this episode, we get some insight into the workings of Cisco, his creative process and some of the upcoming work that he has in store. Be sure to listen for more about how Danny has used his music to help battle his anxiety and depression, we get into a discussion of the music today and how it is important for your audience to be connected to the art versus the sole image of any artist. This helping of the TGF Project Podcast is a great listen for those who are interested in hearing more about Danny Cisco. He was recently featured on our blog for his most recent single “Daze” In the podcast he lets us know a little more of how that came about and what he has learned to tweak his strategy going forward. Stay tuned !  

In Episode 8 of The Ghetto Flower Project Podcast, Trill Tayo linked up with LaSalle Grandeur, a westside Chicago artist looking to breakthrough in the year 2019. Our conversation revolves around numerous topics, we discuss some of his comparison in the industry right now and music that he listens to outside of his own. LaSalle breaks down his beginnings in making music and how he first started making music to be considered “cool”. Grandeur has been creating music for eight years and recalls how the ecosphere of rap and music, in general, is shifting. LaSalle’s music has gotten more emotional over his tenure of creating art, we discuss “IKIGAI” and what it means for his music. We get into details of the “SoundCloud Rapper” era and give our opinions on the term that blankets many artists today. Tune into the Episode 8 of The Ghetto Flower Project Podcast to hear more about LaSalle Grandeur and some of the artists he plans to work with this year, he even teases dropping a new project this summer. Stay tuned! 

In Episode 7 of The Ghetto Flower Project Podcast, TGF got the chance to talk an artist out of Chicago named, Freako. We take deeper dive into his work as a rapper and how it all began back during his college days at the University of Illinois. Freako describes to us his trip to the ATL in the earlier stages of him making music and explains to us its importance in his career thus far. Some of you may know Freako as @freako223 on social media platforms, be sure to listen closely to find out how he became affiliated with this tight-knit nationwide collective 223. It is the support from his close friends and inspirations that has kept the young artist going hard from the jump, we all better keep a lookout. Freako latest project was a collaborative effort with power punching producer Luke Almighty titled “ADHD”, a mixtape that is full of bangers! Be sure to tune into the latest installment of TGF Project Podcast to get an insight into what you can see this year from Freako. 

In Episode 5 of The Ghetto Flower Project Podcast, TGF got the chance to talk to Kristin also known as @SCRIPTEDKRISTIN we take deeper dive into her work as a musician, model, and art illustrator, diving into her creative process and some of her creative influences. Scripted tells us the details of her performances in 2019 thus far after only dropping two singles, “SACRIFICE” and “NOT YA AVERAGE” In this episode, you can hear Scripted discuss her hunger for success and hints at some of the stuff she is currently working on. The conversation makes for a magnificent listen and provides coverage on the beautiful talent of Kristin. Make sure y’all tune in and follow her she is making noise!

In Episode 4 of The Ghetto Flower Project Podcast, TGF got the chance to talk to Robb Lim of Modest, a streetwear company out of Philadelphia. Robb fills us in on his 2019 thus far and goes into explaining the meaning and thoughts behind the Supper Club movement. This is a very dope episode for anyone looking to learn more about the flourishing environment in Philly. Modest is combining, streetwear, culinary arts, and experiential marketing to bring creatives together...which Robb one day plans to take internationally. We get into some of the key differences between Chicago and Philadelphia and their creative climates. Be sure to tune into this episode to hear what is it store for MODEST.

In Episode 4 of The Ghetto Flower Project Podcast, Trill Tayo continues his conversation with the team at KILLALLPAIN, a Chicago Clothing Brand looking to bridge the gap between fashion and emotions. Special guests Ron and Phil break down their journey into creating the KAP brand and go into detail on their biggest struggles thus far. They both describe deeply what the brand means to them and what exactly it is they are trying to accomplish. This is a very inspiring episode for any of our listeners out there looking to dive into the clothing/fashion industry. KILLALLPAIN set themselves apart in this very lucrative market by releasing merchandise that connects to each individual that put on their clothes, promoting free thinking. The company launched their “AMMO” sweatsuits that feature newly embroidered KILLALLPAIN branding. Be sure to tune into this episode to hear what is it store from the team at KILLALLPAIN.

In Episode 2 of The Ghetto Flower Project Podcast, Trill Tayo linked up with the team at KILLALLPAIN, a Chicago Clothing Brand looking to bridge the gap between fashion and emotions. Special guests Ron and Phil break down their journey into creating the KAP brand and go into detail on thier biggest struggles thus far. They both describe deeply what the brand means to them and what exactly it is they are trying to accomplish. This is a very inspiring episode for any of our listeners out there looking to dive into the clothing/fashion industry. KILLALLPAIN set themselves apart in this very lucrative market by releasing merchandise that connects to each individual that put on their clothes, promoting free thinking.The company launched their “AMMO” sweatsuits that feature newly embroidered KILLALLPAIN branding. Be sure to tune into this episode to hear what is it store from the team at KILLALLPAIN.

To kick off Season 2 of The Ghetto Flower Project Podcast, the team wanted to touch base with all listeners and reintroduce ourselves to our growing audience. In Episode 1 of this new season, TGF sparked the new year by discussing the launch of the new and improved 2019 TGF hoodies. Each piece was crafted at a Chicago studio called Supply Locale, be sure to tune into to hear Sway, Director of Merchandise and Marketing, tell the story of how these new hoodies came to life. We each dug deeper into some of our plans for the upcoming year, laying it all out on the table for our listeners. The Brand is STRONG, in this helping, Director of Content, Q shines the light on how he plans to keep all eyes on the movement this year. This initial episode is a must for those looking to learn more about The Ghetto Flower and those wanting a sneak peek into the new and improved season of the TGF Project Podcast.