Rebels in the Studio

Most music podcasts are just alright…this music podcast…is also just alright. I’m Nate, and you’re listening to Rebels In the Studio. A podcast where I, a very unsuccessful musician, discuss music from the perspective of a musician. I love the obscure side of music streaming platforms, and am always looking for the most underground, underrated songs out there. This podcast will hopefully introduce you to genres, artists, songs, and theories that you would not have discovered on your own. Oh yeah…I may get a bit political…but that’s just a perk of listening to a podcast hosted by a radical leftist. Oh well, I hope you enjoy. Check the show out on social media @RebelStudioPod on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. You can reach out to me on those platforms, send me your mixtapes, and maybe even come on the show.

In this episode, my homie Tyrell and I go into our usual rants about...well...a lot. 

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In this "episode", I go into some detail as to how and why I chose to begin this journey in my podcasting life.

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In today's episode, Nate dives into the history of African culture in the United States and identifies the obvious connections. On top of this, Nate also goes into his personal history with African culture, specifically jazz.

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In today's episode, Nate exposes those responsible to the institutionalize struggle of black people worldwide.

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Jazz record playing is Thelonious Monk - Monk's Dream (1963)

Jambo Marafiki, and welcome to the show!!!! Check out my social media @RafikiPod on Twitter and Instagram.