Radio Unfriendly

This is a family affair because this is my brethren. R.I.G.I.D has the best of both worlds: lyrics & beats. This iLL Camp cofounder opens up about his drive to be heard, how he started making music from humble beginnings to dropping his newest project. Bittersweet.

There’s nothing more addictive than a dope beat and Grammy Nominated Drugs is Breaking Bad nice with the production. Working with kingpins like Dr. Dre, Kendrick, Royce and Nipsey Hussle hadn’t changed his potency. With his own Drum Kit recently hitting the streets, now the world can take a hit of the hit maker whose name speaks for itself. Dope.

Brooklyn born, NC representative and emcee Precyce Politix is split between his city roots and this down south lifestyle. His personality is split between fatherhood and fury, friend or foe, good versus evil when lyrical beef is delivered to his doorstep and he is forced to retaliate. The world premiere of his response “Uncle Tommy” is shot’s fired. Split.

Incredible lyricist Mac Dablacksheep pulls the wool from over our eyes about his influences, his drive for HipHop dominance and his ability to make moves even during these crazy times. His new musical project is soon to drop and he premieres one of the singles featuring Arsonal the Rebel. Believe.

Carolina Bounce Squad DJ and dope ass Hip-Hop head Luvless Da Virus infects the show with a master mix so sick that it might start the apocalypse. Over 30 years of experience at rocking parties, blending and digging crates is the cure for this infectious episode. iLLness.

Rich Royalty is a Ruthless Romantic. You can hear his pain and power in his voice and his music. Overcoming PTSD, getting shot and the struggles of street life has fueled his love for both HipHop and Poetry in a big way. Colossal.

T-Shep steps into the Radio Unfriendly arena and rejoices her decisions to believe in herself, leave her comfort zone and discover new opportunities. With a new full length project on the horizon, T-Shep’s passion for her sound and brand has never been more important. Gratitude.

Heavy is the head that is born a king unless you have Heavy Energy and my dude Born King has plenty. We build a whole building of activist insight around his Soul Society movement and tap into harnessing universal vibration in the name of HipHop and community. Crown.

New School HipHop Head Kiiba represents for the next generation of emcees when he drives slow through the unfriendly neighborhood to talk about his new project, how he feels about old school rap and what sets him apart from those his age. Blackout.

Get out ya umbrellas because the Gate City representative, Black Rain falls from above the clouds on to the show to drop his new project, The Commission, give his forecast on the Versus Challenge he has with WitNess and shower us with Barz! Monsoon.