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On this week's episode I have on hip hop group FL01810 back on for another one. Versatility and heavily layered tracks are what make this group stand out. With their latest project "Cruise Control," FL01810 are back with a unique and clean sound. We talk about why artists don't work together more in groups (3:21), their single "CYA" (12:34) and starting and finishing a song in 1 day (16:10). We also talk about the songs "Advice from a Caterpillar" (18:42) and "Workaround" (21:27) off their recent project, and much more!
Follow FL01810 on Instagram: @fl01810
Twitter/Instagram: @amirmaxx1
Website: amirmaxxnetwork.com
On this week's episode I have on Rhode Island rapper Ill Woods. Woods is an artist with a heavy, trap, grungy sound that will hype you up. His acknowledgement from Adam 22 has helped Ill Woods get his name out there and showcase his talent to a large audience. We talk about Ill Wood's influence in music (8:03) and Lil Wayne vs Eminem in a rap battle (13:18). We also talk about Wood's new song "Hellraiser" (22:54), rappers who write and don't write meaningful music (33:15), and the support that Woods gets from his friends, family, and fans (49:50).
On this week's episode we have on rapper FYN Teaze3. FYN Teaze3 is a rap artist with a very charismatic and unique style to his sound, so I had to have him on for this episode. We talk about getting rowdy on stage, stage presence (3:04) and FYN Teaze3's song "IGotchu" (11:40). We also talk about artists working together in Boston (25:43), Tay K going to prison (32:35), and dealing with haters (46:19).
Follow FYN Teaze3 on instagram: @fynteaze3__
website: amirmaxxnetwork.com
On this week's episode we have on rapper FG Twitch. We talk about his inspirations with making music (8:15) and the term "mumble rap" (17:32). Along with this, we talk about FG Twitch's track "Chattin" (27:21). We also discuss the recent situation regarding A$AP Rocky and rappers ending up in prison (32:32).
Follow FG Twitch on Instagram: @617twitch Twitter/Instagram: @amirmaxx1 amirmaxxnetwork.comOn this week's episode I have on r&b singer Alex Cobra. We talk about Alex's inspirations (1:25), WWE and its acknowledgment in rap (16:30), and the latest music that Alex has released (35:01).
On this week's episode I have on producer 009McFly. We talk about when McFly started making beats (4:21), investing in a music career (19:58), having wack rappers rap on on your beats (28:40), and much more!
On this week's episode I have on Boston rapper/producer Connor Cassidy. On this week's episode we talk about ways to help deal with stress (02:02). We also talk about being able to speak all your truth in your music (20:05). Connor also speaks about his influences in music (27:03). We then talk about how Connor started making beats (34:52) and his song "Guillotine" (42:02).
On this week's episode I have on Phil Cambra and Jam Jones from the rock band Phil Cambra and The Space Cadets. On this episode we talk about Joyner Lucas' new song "Devils Work" (1:43). We then talk about the cancellation of Woodstock 50 (11:38), Logic's new song "Homicide" with Eminem (19:09), and The use of Auto-Tune (29:54). Then I talk to Phil Cambra and Jam Jones about how they started making music, their inspiration for making music, and their new song "Make You Mine" (35:03).
On this week's episode I have on rapper/singer Monarch Fai. Monarch Fai is a rap artist and singer for the rock back Guacamole Ceiling. We talk about the latest with Childish Gambino and Anderson .Paak. We break down what these two do that makes them stand out from the rest of their hip hop contemporaries (1:52). Then I talk to Monarch Fai about his music, inspirations and doing both rap and rock (14:28).
On this week's episode I got on rapper A.B. Soarin, rapper Mizzotheo, and jack of all trades Kevan on this week's episode. We talk about Lil Nas X and the rise of Country-rap (1:38). We also talk about Nipsey Hussle and how his passing will affect hip hop (13:37). We then talk about A.B. Soarin and Mizzotheo's hard-hitting music (40:47).
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