Radio Unfriendly

True School is in session and HipHop Professor Bryon Turman is putting the real ness to the test. We talk about how the culture gets transformed into collegiate level curriculum, the Black Jedi Zulus and how dumbing down ya lyrics ain’t smart. Class.

When you’re the king of the hill, everyone wants to knock you off but K-Hill has consistently showed why he is HipHop royalty in the Carolinas. With newness OTW, he is still fighting for what he believes in, family and Barz. Achilles.

According to the Bible, the very first murder occurred when Cain slew his brother Abel but since then a new brother named Kain has emerged and he murders microphones. And then, he disappeared. Get illuminated on what happened and check new music from him. Beams.

When you need grimy street anthems with Barz, you call professional hit men like Blaque Watch & Salute Da General to get the job done. The duo better known as Tha BarFathers are use to getting their hands dirty with the mic so bow down and kiss the ring. Pop!

You might think I was the most interesting man until you meet an interesting man. Enter Kaze4Letters aka The Black Kennedy. The man is an entrepreneur, media personality, writer, producer, emcee, etc, etc, etc. Plus he just dropped a most interesting collection of sonic dopeness. The reintroduction has begun. Vibe.

If you won’t, DS Will because he doesn’t believe in waiting on opportunity to knock. DS is a DIY artrepreneur who understands the balance of art & business. Promoting his own shows while creating content even during the pandemic proves that even one can equal two. Willpower.

Think real hard before you call yourself a HipHop head or true school culture pushers like Real Thought might just pull your card. He is a thinking mans emcee with Conscious Barz on deck hard enough to crack ya dome and break any stereotype. We get real technical on mastering the craft of rhyming. Genius.

Everybody don't run with a crew. Some of the dopest emcees are solo artists like my man Saxx. But don't think that he ain't got family to watch his back as he stops by the show to get jazzy with ya mainMAN and drop new music produced by Preemo. We also hit a chord about the importance of building relationships within the music industry to help navigate your career while maintaining your self worth. One.

HipHop Journalist and Scholar Kyesha Jennings shows why she’s at the head of her class by dropping knowledge about archiving the culture, sneakers and digital feminism. Roll call is in full effect for all true schoolers. Ebonics.

Now you see him, now you don’t like a magician. The mystery man of emceeing, Mallz, comes out the shadows to shed light on underground HipHop, building relationships and to give the world a sneak peek into his upcoming D.R.U.G.S. collab called, “Famous Last Words”. Mirage.