RaRa Room Radio

We are BACK! This week Willikers hangs with top notch eMCees Mostafa and Landon Wordswell during their stop in Santa Fe on their nation wide tour with the hip-hop legend Gift of Gab. they talk about writing, recording, touring and keeping it all in balance. The guys give a nice in studio performance as well. O.G. also explains his absence from podcasting and gives credit where credit is due.

Song credits:

Intro track "What I Do it For (instrumental)"

Produced by O.G. Willikers and $crilla. Bass by Docta G.

"Eat"*

by Landon Wordswell

from the album "Prayer and Whiskey"

"I Gotta Right To It ft. Headlinez"*

by Mostafa

from "The Calendar Year El-P"

Produced by Deep Lemon

"Always ft. Mostafa"*

by Landon Wordswell

from the album "DAD LP"

Produced by Shag

*Courtesy of Landon Wordswell and Mostafa

We have Mark J. Ortiz aka Circumference 360, member of the Santa Fe group Boomroots Collective, in the studio to talk about the early hip-hop scene in Santa Fe. He shares his evolution as an artist through story and music, spanning over 20 years. Sit back and get a rare glimpse into Circumference 360°s world!

Willikers is back at home in the RaRa Room with the Santa Fe Reporters culture editor Alex De Vore. As a member of the Warehouse 21 promoter and musician scene for many years, He shares stories of the ‘good old days’ and also gives some advise for upcoming local artists who don’t quite understand what the obligations of the press actually are. We also get to take a trip through Alex’s musical past by featuring songs from: (Don’t)Shoot Noah, Gibbonarm & I Heart Metal.

Music credits:

Intro - “Shadow Theater” by (Don’t)Shoot Noah!

From the album “Metal Vision”

“Audio Visual Training” by (Don’t)Shoot Noah!

From the album “Metal Vision”

*Same as intro

“Untitled” by (Don’t)Shoot Noah!

Minor by “Gibbon Arm”

From the “Mortibody EP”

“Little Time Bomb (Billy Bragg cover)” by I Heart Metal

“I Moved to Los Angeles and All I Got Was This Lousy Heartache”

by I Heart Metal

*Music courtesy of Alex De Vore

This episode of RaRa WORLD Radio is coming to you on location from the Sacred Valley in Perú. El Prabooo has taken over. He edited, arranged and produced the whole program! We talk about his history in the Venezuelan music scene and his evolution through styles. He shares his history in radio programming through the editing and production of the episode. This one is PACKED with music!

All music courtesy of El Prabooo.

Including his all new collaboration track with O.G. Willikers

We’re back in the RaRa Room… sorta. O.G. Willikers packed his bags and went to Peru! Episode 014 features Musician/adventurer/punster Anton Christian in a field of Quinoa overlooking the Sacred Valley in the Andes. We also get a visit from musician/producer El Prabooo and his son Seba. Christian shares his journey through music and lends a few gems of wisdom to the greater conversation that we’ve been having since the beginning of this Podcast. Have a listen and welcome back.

Music Credits:

“Bowsers Trousers” by The Shadows Transparent

From the album “Your Fortress”

“Body full of Pain” by Royal Heart

“BeUtilful” by Anton Christian, Keng Doja, Destructo Bunny, Gigi Leonards & Yaron Guez.

“Pulsar” by Anton Christian

*All music courtesy of A.C.

This week Zach (O.G.Willy) hangs out with Santa Fe native Taylor Osborn aka Professor Cornelius aka Dr. Mustafa. Zach and Taylor used to be (still are) the front men of the Hip-Hop party band STATE OF THE MINGO. We talk about old times, local liquor laws, philosophy, circuit bending and all sorts of other topics. At the end of the episode they debut an all new (Unfinished) demo of a never heard STATE OF THE MINGO track!

music credits:

Intro: "Enter the Mingo" by State of the Mingo

from the EP "Enter the Mingo"

"Flight of the Bearded Duck"

by Dr. Mustafa

"Bradley Demo.REF" by State Of The Mingo

RaRa Room Radio welcomes Under the Crown members Aux Audio, Benny BrownCoat & Aux Audio to the show. We Talk about the genesis of UTC as well as play their latest group and solo tracks. For the last part of the show the guys throw down a clean freestyle cypher over Aux Audio beats.

Song credits:

intro track "Together" By Aux Audio

from the album "My Heart Beats"

"On a Roll" by Under The Crown ft. Afu-Ra

produced by Aux Audio with Benny BrownCoat

Spellbound by Cryogenik

produced by Benny BrownCoat

mixed and mastered by Aux Audio

"Galaxy of Andromeda" by Benny BrownCoat *World Premiere*

produced by Aux Audio

"Let the Feeling" by Aux Audio

produced by Aux Audio

All freestyle beats by Aux Audio

music courtesy of Under The Crown

A quick preview of episode 12. This week we have the members of Albuquerque's Under the Crown: Aux Audio, Aux-Audio & Cryogenik Styles. This clip comes from the live studio freestyle session between the three emcees. Beats by Aux Audio. Come back for the full episode tomorrow!

Ep. 011 of RaRa Room Radio welcomes the powerhouse talent of Augustine Ortiz as this week’s guest. He is known for his work in Santa Fe, New Mexico’s music scene. He currently writes music and plays in two local metal bands (Dysphotic and Carrion Kind). He also co-owns and operates Enteledon Records, Kronos Creative, LLC and The Decibel Foundry recording studio.

www.ortizaudio.net

Music credits:

“All Consuming” By Dysphotic*

From the EP “Chaos Terrain”

Recorded by Augustine Ortiz

“Lolli-Gag” by Despite Loyalty*

Mixed and mastered by Augustine Ortiz

“Sketches” by BLINDDRYVE**

From the EP “I Am”

Mixed and mastered by Augustine Ortiz

“In Democracy, Lies, Comfort” by Carrion Kind*

From the album “The Collapse of All to Come”

Produced and recorded by Augustine Ortiz

(Same as intro)

*courtesy of Enteledon Records

**Courtesy of BLINDRYVE

Episode 011 preview with Augustine Ortiz. this quick snip is an unused portion of our conversation in the RaRa Room from tomorrows episode. Here we are discussing the colossal task of mixing Future Scars record "Before There Was Fear".

music credits:

"The Weight of What's Left" by Future Scars

recorded and mixed by Augustine Ortiz at the Decibel Foundry in Santa Fe.

courtesy of Matron Records