The Progress Report Podcast

The Progress Report Podcast

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  • Veeta Venom talks balancing motherhood & music, beating cancer, lack of support in DMV area

    Veeta Venom is a singer, rapper, and songwriter from Washington, DC. She has several singles and 1 EP under her resume.

    If Veeta Venom is proud of anything, it’s where she comes from and what she has overcome. The artist hails from Maryland and takes with her the rich culture of the DMV as she combines melodies of R&B, Hip Hop, Rap, and Soul into her music. Born Kelveeta McCoy, Veeta Venom was raised between Savanna Terrace SE DC and Glenarden in Maryland and plans to take her music to newer heights despite the many obstacles she faces.

    Veeta Venom was diagnosed with Stage 2 Abdomen Cancer in 2011 but doesn’t let that stop her from pursuing music with such fierceness. The artist boasts over 14,000 Spotify plays all while mothering her young children, running a nail business, and maintaining her health. As a rap artist, she often blends different sounds, finding root in the elements of hip hop and R&B. She gets her name “venom” from the hot bars she spits and her most recent single “Message” is a great example of Veeta’s ability to craft a unique urban sound that is exciting and refreshing. In 2017, Veeta Venom connected with another rising female artist, Talone (Bad Girls Club’s Season 16) with their single “Humble”. Veeta then released a 5 track EP titled ‘V-Day’. Notably, Veeta has auditioned for Irv Gotti’s and BET’s Tales in 2020.

    Words to describe Veeta Venom would be determined, passionate, and strong. She wants others to know that they should always go after their dreams and never settle for anything less.

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    29 min
  • DJ Fresh talks Rich Homie Quan’s Career, Akademiks blocking him, stories about Cardi B & Nicki Minaj

    DJ Fresh & The Progress Report Podcast PT. 1

    DJ Fresh is a DJ, entertainer, singer, and father originally from Louisville, Kentucky who eventually transitioned to Cincinnati, Ohio and Atlanta, Georgia and has been DJing for 15 years. In his first ever tell all interview, DJ Fresh talks to the ladies of The Progress Report Podcast about DJing for Rich Homie Quan during his prime, the gay rumors affecting his career, being the official voice of the MyMixtapez platform, getting cursed out by Cardi B during a live show, being kicked off Nicki Minaj’s tour, and never before heard stories involving Meek Mill.

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    52 min
  • The Prince of LA talks linking with Stunna 4 Vegas at Da Baby’s Grammy party & why LA artists don’t collab as much as Atlanta artists

    The Prince of LA is an artist and dancer from Midtown LA. In a new edition of Conversations with Lalaa presented by The Progress Report, The Prince of LA talks about making music since the age of 10, getting his science of audio production degree, and music with BlueFace and Stunna 4 Vegas.

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    17 min
  • Santiago SaySo speaks on his mom passing at age 27 and growing up on the Westside of Atlanta

    Santiago SaySo is a rapper from the Westside of Atlanta. He just released his project ‘Atlanta Nights’ and details coming up on Westside of Atlanta being influenced by D4L, Shawty Lo, Dem Franchize Boyz, K-Rab, and being an independent artist with over 700,000 streams on his latest project.

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    17 min
  • Queendome Come talks success of “Then Leave” single with BeatKing, talks being cousins with Scarface

    Queendome Come is a singer, rapper, and song writer from Houston, Texas. Her single “Then Leave” with fellow Houston artist BeatKing is arguably the most known club record out and has become more popular each day with viral TikTok challenges and organic celebrity endorsements by the likes of Lizzo, Offset, Cardi B, and Mulatto. In a virtual episode of The Progress Report Podcast, Queendome Come finally explains her “I ain’t gay but i’ll let a bitch eat me out” lyric, starting out doing Christian music, women in the industry getting their just due, her relationships with BeatKing, Scarface, Baby Bash, and coming up listening to Tupac, Sade, and Nicki Minaj.

    Hosts: Lalaa Shepard, Boss Britt, DJ eXeL

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    26 min
  • Nash B talks producing hits for Jacquees, Future, CB, K Camp, and introduces Chino Cappin

    Nash B is a music producer from Paris, Georgia who has produced for the likes of K Camp, Jacquees, Chris Brown, and Future. On a new episode of The Progress Report Podcast, Nash B introduces his artist, Chino Cappin who is an R&B singer and writer. Chino is from Fort Valley, Georgia and is often compared to August Alsina. During the interview, Chino Cappin and Nash B discuss how they met, dropping out of highschool to help family, and advice from K-Major.

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    26 min
  • Young Lyric speaks on the double standards of being a female in the music industry and addresses past issues with Mulatto

    Young Lyric is a rapper and artist from Houston, Texas who has been doing music since age 10. She gained a lot of attention from appearing on season 1 of Jermaine Dupri’s, The Rap Game. In a new edition of Conversations with Lalaa presented by The Progress Report, Young Lyric speaks on getting support from Houston royalty, being influenced by Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne, and Drake, maturing into a young lady, relationships with Mulatto and NBA Youngboy, and new music with Slim Jxmmi and Yungeen Ace.

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    29 min
  • 2-17 introduces DY Kingz, addresses interviewing No Plug after Bankroll Fresh murder, giving his life to God

    DY Kingz is a group of 4 brothers who rap and dance. They have danced for the likes of Lil Keed, Lil Got It, Lil Baby, Stunna 4 Vegas, Da Baby, and Foogiano. In a new episode of The Progress Report Podcast, DY Kingz discusses being the voice for the youth and making good music without curse words. A veteran guest, 2-17 also speaks on meeting DY Kingz, coming into the industry as a cameraman for the likes of 21 Savage and Yung Mal prior to being a music producer, and regrets regarding Bankroll fresh.

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    33 min
  • Jonn Piazza talks new single “Whatcha Gone Do”, thoughts on the current state of R&B, and being the modern day Jon B.

    Bay Area artist Jonn Piazza (JP) is a singer, rapper, writer, producer, and pianist who just released a new single titled “Whatcha Gone Do” produced by him. In a new edition of Conversations with Lalaa, Jonn Piazza shares his opinion on the current state of R&B, looking up to Curtis Mayfield, Bob Marley and Sade and comparisons to Jon B.

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    17 min

About The Progress Report Podcast

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The Progress Report is more than media—it’s a movement. Founded in Atlanta, we are a premier hip-hop platform dedicated to documenting the culture, amplifying untold stories, and championing the voices that shape the streets and the sound. Through raw interviews, real conversations, and unapologetic content, we bridge the gap between underground talent and mainstream recognition.

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