Klyph Notes

I believe a combination of selflessness and being the change he wanted to see helped my guest create an organization that in a very short time has touched so many parts of Portland black culture. It's so dope to see how it's grown and become a go to location for connection and community. Listen to the how it all started, navigating a new city and plans for the future with my guest, founder of PDX Black Excellence, Ralen Jones on episode 112 of the Klyph Notes podcast.

I love great production and Portland has a number of producers that speak to my ear. My first guest of 2021 is one of those, but I learned his craft is much deeper than that. We speak on why he titled his first release "Colorblind", his goal to work with all the members of Sandpeople and the importance of using his platform to speak on injustices. Such a great way to kick off the podcast this year! Enjoy episode #111, my conversation with Surebert.

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The intro for Klyph Notes was produced by DJ Klyph

I love great production and Portland has a number of producers that speak to my ear. My first guest of 2021 is one of those, but I learned his craft is much deeper than that. We speak on why he titled his first release "Colorblind", his goal to work with all the members of Sandpeople and the importance of using his platform to speak on injustices. Such a great way to kick off the podcast this year! Enjoy episode #111, my conversation with Surebert.

Klyph Notes is supported by Akepele Apparel 

The theme for Klyph Notes was produced by Theory Hazit

Support the movement and become a DJ Klyph patron

The intro for Klyph Notes was produced by DJ Klyph

Ending the year with this dope episode, an interview with someone who's probably worked with some of your favorite artists, but you wouldn't know it unless you read the album credits. His most recent release "Inspired By True Events" is a thought provoking project speaking on life and was itself impacted by the challenges of 2020. Excited to share this episode of the Klyph Notes podcast, episode #110, featuring Tenacity.

Ending the year with this dope episode, an interview with someone who's probably worked with some of your favorite artists, but you wouldn't know it unless you read the album credits. His most recent release "Inspired By True Events" is a thought provoking project speaking on life and was itself impacted by the challenges of 2020. Excited to share this episode of the Klyph Notes podcast, episode #110, featuring Tenacity. 

Members of the Grand Nationxl collective continue to release great music and these 3 individuals created a project that is once again calls back to one of the greatest times in hip hop history. A foundation of lyricism and style over great production is what the self titled project presents. Hear the story of how the crew came together and built into the greater collective with my guests family Mani Draper, Brookfield Duece and DJ D-Dharp. It's Eastshore Highway on this hilarious episode #110 of the Klyph Notes podcast.

Members of the Grand Nationxl collective continue to release great music and these 3 individuals created a project that is once again calls back to one of the greatest times in hip hop history. A foundation of lyricism and style over great production is what the self titled project presents. Hear the story of how the crew came together and built into the greater collective with my guests family Mani Draper, Brookfield Duece and DJ D-Dharp. It's Eastshore Highway on this hilarious episode #110 of the Klyph Notes podcast.

Every Saturday night I host Welcome to the Neighborhood, a radio show broadcasting from Portland Oregon currently airing on XRAY FM. Each week I bring you great content from all over the planet and occasionally have opportunities to interview amazing artists. With WTTN Guests Revisited, I get to bring you some of these conversations...ICYMI style and this first one is dope.

Emcee Sa-Roc passed through the Neighborhood to speak on her latest release The Sharecropper's Daughter, her first full length on the Rhymesayers Entertainment label. Peep WTTN Guests Revisited.

Beat by: Theory Hazit

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Every Saturday night I host Welcome to the Neighborhood, a radio show broadcasting from Portland Oregon currently airing on XRAY FM. Each week I bring you great content from all over the planet and occasionally have opportunities to interview amazing artists. With WTTN Guests Revisited, I get to bring you some of these conversations...ICYMI style and this first one is dope.

Emcee Sa-Roc passed through the Neighborhood to speak on her latest release The Sharecropper's Daughter, her first full length on the Rhymesayers Entertainment label. Peep WTTN Guests Revisited.

Beat by: Theory Hazit

Support DJ Klyph Productions on Patreon

When you combine a DJ that has a great ear for music, a person who has a passion for building opportunities for artists, an individual who can inform you on everything from cooking to comic books, you get my next guest. Making the transition from the DC/Philadelphia scene to Portland he's quickly made himself known to the community like managing traffic at The Numberz FM and has become someone I admire. There's so much we in this episode, but we'll for sure need to do a part 2. Peep my conversation with DJ Ambush on episode #109 of Klyph Notes.

Klyph Notes is supported by Akepele Apparel

The theme for Klyph Notes was produced by Theory Hazit

Support the movement and become a DJ Klyph patron

The intro for Klyph Notes was produced by DJ Klyph