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This is your host TR. and this week, I sat down with Jobo.

Jobo is a local Montana artist from the Flathead Reservation and is definitely someone to pay attention too.

At 11 years old, Jobo was writing, recording and releasing his own music and continues to surprise me with new stories every time I have the chance to interact with him.

From freestyling with his family at a very young age to releasing his first music video at 13 and even performing his first show at 15, to being apart of Last of the Nobodies, Volume 1 at 16, Jobo's passions speaks for themselves. He’s incredibly talented and has such a drive for creativity, I can't wait to see what the future holds for him, as he navigates life and continues to grow and evolve as an artist.

But before I say too much, here’s Jobo on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode #9 at Area 41 Collective.

Hello! Welcome back!

Thank you for tuning into The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast

This is your host TR. and this week, I sat down with

Jobo

Jobo is a local Montana artist from the Flathead Reservation and is definitely someone to pay attention too.

At 11 years old, Jobo was writing, recording and releasing his own music and continues to surprise me with new stories every time i have the chance to interact with him. From freestyling with his family at a very young age to releasing his first music video at 13 and even performing his first show at 15, to being apart of Last of the Nobodies, Volume 1 at 16, Jobo's passions speaks for themselves. He’s incredibly talented and has such a drive for creativity, I can't wait to see what the future holds for him, as he navigates life and continues to grow and evolve as an artist.

But before I say too much, here’s Jobo on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode #9 at Area 41 Collective.

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This is your host TR. and this week, I sat down with Drem.

Connor is a local artist who grew up right here in Missoula, MT and is one of the most versatile artists I’ve met so far, with styles that range from horror-core trap and Phonk to alternative rap and jazz hip-hop.

When I was first introduced to Drem, it was through his podcast, Unreleased Heat, which documented local artists and gave them a chance to show off their unreleased music and i was genuinely so inspired by it, I can honestly say, he was a big reason I started this podcast, as a way to give local artists a platform to speak about their experiences and lives as they navigated the Montana scene.

Since then, Drem has continued to throw community events, like open mics and my favorite, "Drem N' Friends" shows, by creating space for artists to be themselves and I think it’s a very important piece in our puzzle as we continue to try and bolster the local scene and work at building a stronger foundation for the hip-hop genre.

But before I say too much, here’s Drem, on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode #8 at Area 41 Collective.

Hello! Welcome back!

Thank you for tuning into The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast

This is your host TR. and this week, I sat down with Drem.

Conner is a local artist who grew up right here in Missoula, MT and is one of the most versatile artists I’ve met so far, with styles that range from horror-core trap and phonk to alternative rap and jazz hip-hop.

When I was first introduced to Drem, it was through his podcast, Unreleased Heat, which documented local artists and gave them a chance to show off their unreleased music and i was genuinely so inspired by it, i can honestly say, he was a big reason i started this podcast, as a way to give local artists a platform to speak about their experiences and lives as they navigated the montana scene.

Since then, Drem has continued to throw community events, like open mics and my favorite, "Drem N' Friends" shows, by creating space for artists to be themselves and i think it’s a very important piece in our puzzle as we continue to try and bolster the local scene and work at building a stronger foundation for the hip-hop genre.

But before I say too much, here’s Drem, on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode #8 at Area 41 Collective.

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This is your host TR. and this week, I sat down with

That Kid Nova.

Cayden is a local producer from Pryor, Montana, whose smooth soul beats and apparent influences translate seamlessly into his artistry.

From growing up on the Rez to having a genuine love and knowledge of Hip-Hop, Cayden stands out amongst the crowd with his creative edge and honest energy.

He hit me up a few days before the weekend and said he was coming through Missoula, so we met for the first time at Area 41 and chopped it up with Mellow Mike from around 10pm to 2am and then decided to record the episode and it was a much needed conversation.

It was truly a blessing to be able to connect with him after a few years of listening to his beats and I’m excited to see what he does in the future with his creativity.

But before I say too much, here’s That Kid Nova, on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode #7, at Area 41 Collective.

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This is your host, TR. and this week, I sat down with Clayro.

Clayton is a local artist from Helena, Montana that excels in film, alternative styles ranging from folk country to Hip-Hop and is one of my many personal favorite up and coming artists here in the state.

From making SoundCloud tracks in his bedroom to being featured on the Last of the Nobodies, Volume 1 project, Clayro continues to grow and shed light in an authentic way when it comes to encapsulating the true Montana essence in his creativity.

He's extremely talented and genuine with anything he's involved in and I've been really impressed with his work ethic and energy whenever I have the chance to be around him.

But, before I say too much, here is Clayro, on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode #6, at Area 41 Collective.

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This week I sat down with Colter Olmstead, aka The Skinny Filmer, aka The Swiss Army Knife, aka Uncle Colter

Colter is a videographer here in Missoula, MT with over 10 plus years of experience in the film industry and everything he does really shines bright. He's been involved in numerous film and music projects around the state including music videos and documentaries such as, "Bring Them Home" and "Last of the Nobodies".

Some of the very first local Hip-Hop music videos I ever saw were filmed by Colter and it's been really amazing to get to know him and have moments of my first exposure to local music, come full circle by getting to sit down with him and chat about where he started, where he is now and hear him share his experiences and perspective about the local scene here in Montana throughout his years of being involved with the community.

Make sure to join us Wednesday, April 30th at 5:30pm or 6:15pm at the Roxy Theater, in Missoula, MT, for a public showing of the Last of the Nobodies Documentary. Other showings around the state will be announced via @lastofthenobodies on Instagram and Facebook in the near future!

w/ love,

TR.

Welcome back to The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast!

This week, I had the genuine pleasure to sit down and chat with longtime Montana local artist and producer, Foreshadow!

Fresh off his solo debut album, produced by Grammy winning producer, lophiile. Shadow and I chatted about his early life on the reservation, his love for music, and how the struggles that made him who he is today reflect heavily in his newest release, Perfect Timing.

Shadow will be performing his new album at the Top Hat Lounge in Missoula, MT (March 28), followed by a trip to The Shane Center in Livingston, MT (March 30) courtesy of The Billy Conway Artist Fund! Let's pack out these venues and show some support!

The beginning of the pod features, Noir, a single from my newly released EP and beat tape, "Alive and Well" and the ending features an unreleased single by Foreshadow called, "Grew Up Native", where he reflects on his culture, struggles and life.

Make sure to tune in for more episodes with artists, producers and creatives!

w/ love,

TR.

Welcome back friends!

This week I sat down with Missoula local artist, Apex God, to chat about mindset, music and how to build your mental fortitude!

The beginning and end feature handcrafted works by both myself and Apex God!

Thank you for listening and continue supporting local independent artists!

w/ love,

TR.