Chrvns brings in his friends and fellow rapper Digital Ghost for this week's episode. He reveals show he started rapping, talks about coming up through Soundcloud, touches on some of his bigger than life collabs, and Chrvns even books a show for Digital during the episode.

Digital Ghost aka bzkt is an experimental producer, vocalist and composer whose music incorporates elements of alternative, lo-fi hiphop, 90’s rap, and modern trap. Digital Ghost's music uniquely appeals to music fans of all genres, whether it’s his poetic lyrics, boom bap beats there is something for everyone in his tracks. Unlike most contemporary rappers, Ghost has been a fixture in the game for a few years now, his ambient production and ear for nostalgic sounds has led to producing for artists such as Kamandi, Nasty, Grimm Doza and Chester Watson. His songs go against your expectations of the current rap scene, they are socially conscious and poetically complex. There is nothing ignorant or mindless about his composition, they are canvases for his emotion and pain. Digital Ghost's songs are able to be enjoyed by all ages as well, you don’t have to be a new head or old head to appreciate the elegance of his velvety flows and beats. Digital Ghost and others are restoring the artistry of rap music while progressing the genre past it’s roots.

Chrvns talks with Caden Deardorf, the drummer of The Glare Killers and owner of Angry Llama Records, a Bellingham-based record label. They talk about his move from Kitsap to Bellingham, being raised in the church by a father who was a worship leader, and the story behind starting his own label.

CHRVNS and Noel sit down with Slap Serif to discuss how they got their start in the Bellingham music scene, their previous and upcoming projects, their musical inspirations as well as their involvement with The Rhetorician and the Duper Humans!

Slap Serif's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/slapserif/

Slap Serif Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0k5vs42oIXC0ft7BlwPfzs?si=37wuzq87TLeqHApJIXbj-Q

Chrvns and Noel talk to Kelly Sorbel about moving to Bellingham right before 9/11, his journey as a musician and audio engineer during the tail end of the grunge era to now, crazy shows at the original Cabin Tavern, and how almost dying changed his life.

Kelly Sorbel is an artist, multi-instrumentalist musician, engineer, producer, videographer, booker and operations manager at Make.Shift Art Space. Kelly has toured nationally as the front person of his collaborative project, Kurly Somthing, as well as playing drums in A  Gun That Shoot Knives. Kelly has been playing in Bellingham and Seattle based  bands since 2001. A key instrumentalist in Sleepy Genes, kelly has also supported numerous Bellingham Bands playing different instruments. In 2022 Kelly founded Studio K. An A/V media studio focusing on recording and mixing hardcore bands ( but really any loud band lol) and documentary shorts. As a booker, Kelly supports emerging

CHRVNS and Noel sit down with Roland Olayvar, the sound engineering izard behind the sound of many of the shows put on in Bellingham and around the PNW. Tune in to listen to how he got his start, his upbringing in Alaska as well as his advice to engineers just getting started!

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Chrvns sits down with Bellingham's Biff Got Killed to discuss how their band formed from a Craigslist ad, moving to Bellingham during Covid, their dream gear lists, and more!

Biff started with a Craigslist ad looking to start a stoner rock band free of lyrics about dragons and wizards and sound samples from esoteric movies.  Then we just forgot to play stoner rock.

Instagram: Instagram.com/Biffgotkilled

Spotify:  https://open.spotify.com/artist/3SEyW5jMhVjyiDkfLdtDIV?si=zb9IDFXORIm1JRhzijvn3gBiffgotkilled.bandcamp.com for merch

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CHRVNS and Jesse Stanton sit down with Rich Canut, an audio engineer and music aficionado with countless hours in the field and working in venues; sit down and stay awhile to hear stories about life on the road with professional musicians, working at different venues as well as what Rich gets up in his free time when he has it

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Shut Up and Listen's youngest guest stops in for a special 4th of July episode to share some words of wisdom and brighten the day of all our listeners. Rocky Evans is an upcoming musician who flows wherever the wind takes him.

CHRVNS and Noel sit down with Tyanna and discuss how she got her start in music, some of her biggest inspirations/favorite artists as well as what's to come with her upcoming projects!

On this episode of Shut Up & LIsten Chrvns and Morgan talk to Jordan Erickson about SubJam, a live, LOCAL music streaming platform that helps artists get their work in front of audiences. They dive into Jordan's past as a musician in California and his move to the PNW. Chris gets a demo from Jordan and they go live on the app.

SubJam is a mobile app that promotes local and independent artists in their own communities and beyond.

Website: https://subj.am/