In this OneShot Podcast episode, Lansing artist Derange da Messiah discusses the pitfalls of modern streaming and his success with independent street sales. He reflects on his professional journey since 2016, sharing how he balances fatherhood with leading his label, Casting Out Records.

Jay Shepherd shares his journey of resilience and creativity. After surviving a life-threatening experience, he found his voice and a unique sound that blends reggae, hip-hop, and more.

Jackpotlott highlights the difficulties artists face in the current streaming environment. "It takes 300 streams to make a dollar on Spotify," he states, emphasizing the harsh reality for many independent musicians. 

In this engaging interview, Philadelphia-based artist Aysir, aka Lil Bape, shares his journey, creative process, and the motivations behind his music.

In this episode of the OneShot Podcast, host April 'Gigi' Harley sits down with independent R&B artist JaQuandice. They explore JaQuandice' journey from dancing to music, her thoughts on the current state of the music industry, and the importance of embracing failure.

In this episode of the OneShot Podcast, host April 'Gigi' Harley sits down with independent R&B artist JAQUANDICE. They explore JAQUANDICE's journey from dancing to music, her thoughts on the current state of the music industry, and the importance of embracing failure.

Discover how Calipapi turned her passion for music into a sustainable career, overcoming financial hardships and embracing authenticity. This episode is a masterclass in perseverance, purpose, and making your unique voice heard.

In this conversation, SkrappyxJames shares his deep connection to music, emphasizing its unwavering presence in his life. He reflects on how music transcends superficial metrics like views and likes, highlighting its role as a source of emotional support and identity. 

In this episode of the OneShot podcast, host April 'Gigi' Harley sits down with DUMM MUNEE, an independent hip hop artist from Texas. They discuss DUMM MUNEE's journey into music, the challenges of being an independent artist, including financial struggles and mental health issues. 

King Cadillac discusses life in a military town and how his "hobby" as a rideshare driver allows him to connect with a global array of people, fueling his songwriting with diverse perspectives.