I had LaLion on as one of my first guest on the show before I really got the current format down for the Hazzlee Podcast and the episode he was on is currently not available anymore. I've been wanting to get him back on for his own episode for a while now and glad I finally did. He has some amazing talent and I hope you enjoy this interview. He has a huge catalog of music that you can find on Spotify or Soundcloud that should keep you entertained for a while. He just dropped a mixtape called Generation of Sedation, so be sure to check that out. I really enjoyed our conversation and I hope you do too. Go listen it to it now on YouTube by looking up Hazzlee Podcast LaLion Interview. Go ahead subscribe if you already haven't. Also available on other podcast platforms as well.

Today's episode is with Catalyst Bars. He's been doing some awesome things for a while now. While having videos and songs that have garnered a decent amount of plays and views he discusses the thing he didn't do that would have pushed him to a new level. We get into a bunch of awesome stuff on this episode. I hope you enjoy it!

We have JPuff on today's episode. Pretty awesome dude with a great outlook on life. JPuff has recently signed to a label and talks about how that's like in this episode. He takes a fat rip and coughs his ass off and it sends him right into space about halfway through the interview. He's believes his good karma is gonna take him far in this game an I do too and I'm rooting for him. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.

Sangstaa will be joining us on today's episode as well as a surprise guest but you'll have to listen to find out who. Sangstaa talks about his struggles and some growth and his future ambitions in this episode. He describes his experience running into J. Cole was when he living in North Carolina which is where Sangstaa is from. He's currently living in LA with some friends and working hard to perfect his craft and sound. We discuss some pretty cool things in this episode, don't miss it.

Get to know Chuck G from Oklahoma on today's episode of the Hazzlee Podcast. Chuck talks about spinrilla and how he has used it as a promotion tool. He also discusses how his feature with Tory Lanez could have been money spent better on other aspect of his music career. Chuck is a hella chill dude and if you want to play PlayStation with him his gamertag is Chuvckgeez918. This was a really fun conversation and I hope you enjoy it too. You can listen to his music on the Hazzlee Heat playlist or by going through any of the links in the description of this episode.

Get to know Tone Oliver on today's episode of the Hazzlee Podcast. Tone Oliver has a new album out called Pluto and you can get it exclusively on his website. He explains why he decided to release it that way in this episode. We talk a little about meditation and mindfulness and get into a bunch of awesome topics. Listen to the Tone Oliver Interview now available on all Hazzlee podcast platforms.

South Philadelphia born and raised and on the playground, around the corner, is where he spent most of his days. Ed Rem is on today's episode of the Hazzlee Podcast. The conversation with Ed Rem is actually my first interview where we recorded audio on both ends but on separate sides of the country. Ed seems like a super chill dude. He explains how he used to be apart of a rap group and is now just doing the solo stuff. And talks a little bit about some of his experience with performing. Get to know Ed Rem more on today's episode now available on all Hazzlee podcast platforms.

Get to know Cam Murdoch on today's episode of the Hazzlee Podcast. Cam explains how he got started making music and talks about how he started booking shows at first when he didn't really have a following or resume performing. We go over some interesting things in this episode. It's was a fun one and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Get to know Foreign Forest on today's episode of the Hazzlee Podcast. He's currently living out in LA with some friends who also make music. He said that they all make their money off of their music and they just spend all day working on progressing their musical careers. He's begun to build up a fanbase and is steadily growing. Foreign Forest seems like a really cool guy and gave some good perspectives on some stuff in this episode. Listen to the Foreign Forest Interview available now on all Hazzlee podcast platforms.

If you think Jake Hills YouTube is popping at 100k subs well his Spotify is killing the game bringing in 280k monthly listeners. He's smart as fuck with what he's doing too, I've noticed a bit of algorithm hacking on YouTube and his grind with rapping is incredible too. Releasing 6 albums on Spotify since 2016. Also the way I discovered his music is proof that you should be hitting up YouTubers, vloggers, other people on IG, whether they have 100subs to 1 million subs depending on where you're at, to possibly market your rapping skills in a creative way to grow a following. #collaborate