Po Politickin

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Detroit, Michigan rapper Julian LaHood.

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Nathaniel.Born in Brooklyn New York and raised in Fort Greene projects, R&B star Nathaniel is creating a new lane for NY music. Nathaniel has already collaborated with industry heavy weights such as Wu-Tang Clan, French Montana, Jadakiss, Ludacris, Dj Khaled, Swizz Beatz, LL Cool J, Fat Joe + More! Along with his ability to play the forefront, Nathaniel has also displayed his songwriting ability in the DJ Absolut single "All We Know" that features Swizz Beatz, Ray J, Ace Hood, Bow Wow and Fat Joe. Nathaniel's work has been supported on MTV, BET, HOT 97, as well as mainstream radio worldwide. With a unique sound and undeniable talent, Nathaniel continues to solidify a well deserved spot in the music game.

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Scooty. Hailing from Houston, TX and now residing in Portland, OR - up and coming R&B artist Scooty is set to make big waves in the music industry. With a unique and individual style, Scooty walks the line between a soul singer and a rapper, but it's her voice that will blow you away with one listen. On her latest single "The Difference" Scooty sounds right and home and perfectly in the pocket while breaking down everything that separates her from the average artist and woman. Produced by West Coast artist TOPE (Slum Village, Blu, Gift Of Gab) "The Difference" is gritty yet smooth all the same time, drenched with bass and well-placed guitar licks. Marking the first official single from their upcoming album, Scooty and TOPE give us just a taste of the possibilities of where this collaboration can go on "The Difference," leaving listeners hitting rewind by the time the track ends. With only a handful of releases under her belt, it's only a matter of time bef

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Spizal.Spizal’s has been banging beats since 1986 releasing his first joint venture in 1990 entitled Tales From the Hard Side when he was the DJ in Just Hard. Through the years Spizal has sharpened his beat game, rhyming skills, and producing working with MC’s from New Mexico, California, and New York. For the past two years Spizal has exclusively worked with Murkx on his debut project Forget What You Heard. Spizal produced the entire project, directed, shot, and edited all the videos. He is currently working on a new project featuring Murkx and other MC’s taking his music production to another level and touching on multiple subjects including the politically hostile environment we are living in. https://www.facebook.com/estabrecords

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Blacc Cuzz.Hailing from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, emerging artist Blacc Cuzz is looking to cement his place in the music world.Blacc Cuzz is coming. I’m a real nigga, a real hustler, who has always had the odds stacked against me but I always push through. My music will give hope and energy to the streets while teaching people to deal with obstacles, no matter what they are, and to keep pushing.” via HipHopDx.comFollow Blacc Cuzz on Social Mediahttps://www.instagram.com/blacc_cuzzz/https://soundcloud.com/blacccuzzhttp://twitter.com/Blacc_Cuzzzhttp://facebook.com/BlaccCuzzDBE

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Sir Jon Lee.Sir Jon Lee, is an up and coming Artist, Rapper and hip-hop based producer Born in Compton California, Sir Jon Lee has recently released two projects—"Melancholy," and "He Eats With Wolves". Sir Jon is known for his cinematic production, relatable and forward-thinking lyrics, and brash, yet laid back and in the pocket delivery, Sir Jon Lee has also worked alongside and produced records for Artists like El Prez, Ill Camile, F.Y.I, D’Rok The Menace, Daniel Curtis Lee, Keisha Renee, Kaye Fox and many other up and coming artist in the Southern California Scene.https://soundcloud.com/sirjonlee

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Qumontae.Cultivated from the roots of a small town in Virginia, Qumontae’s dreams exceed the magnitude of the universe. He was introduced to life through a crack addict mother and a kingpin imprisoned father. At 8 months old, circumstances led to Qumontae to be seized from his mother and was sent to live with an acquaintance of his father. Family values kicked in with his grandmother, and she piloted his blood family to win custody of him at 8 years old. Paralleled by militant parenting styles, Qumontae could not follow the house directives. Eventually his grandmother put him out at 17 years old for not abiding by the house rules. Forced into manhood to exist in the streets, Qumontae would secretly creep in and out of one of his friend’s house for asylum. Ultimately, he concluded to sleeping in his car for several months.Popularity is a trait that Qumontae is known for in his home town. Playing a position as a social influencer, he fused a relationship with a

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with LeA Robinson.Affectionately known as the Granddaughter of hip-hop, LeAnetta Robinson (a.k.a. LeA) is the granddaughter of musical legend Sylvia Robinson, founder of Sugarhill Records. With years of influence by her family's music, it was only a matter of time before she decided to enter into the music scene herself. LeA is an outgoing, ambitious, and eccentric singer, songwriter and dancer whom has performed at events such as NBA basketball games to The Waldorf Astoria to the United Nations International Year of Youth Conference. She is also passionate about giving back and at the age of 16, LeA partnered with the charity organization Comedy Cures and also became an Ambassador for the United Nations. Constantly inspired by her mother and grandmother to not only be a better artist, but to also be a better woman, LeA finds it fulfilling to share her stories with the world in a three-minute song. Planning to make her mark by staying true to God and her purpose, L

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with the one and only J Prince.For decades, serial entrepreneur James Prince presided over Rap-A-Lot Records, one of the first and most successful independent rap labels. In his memoir, he explains how he earned his reputation as one of the most respected men in Hip Hop. By staying true to his three principles of heart, loyalty, and commitment, and an unwavering faith in God, he has defeated many adversaries. Whether battling the systemic cycle of poverty, record label executives, boxing promoters, or corrupt DEA agents, Prince has always emerged victorious. Respect isn't given, it's earned. In recounting his compelling life story, Prince analyzes the art and science of earning respect - and giving respect - and how to apply these principles to your own life.Purchase The Art & Science of Respect on Amazonhttps://www.amazon.com/Art-Science-Respect-Memoir-Prince/dp/0999837001https://www.instagram.com/jprincerespect/https://twitter.com/jprincerespecthttps://www.fa

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Guru Goldie.Guru Goldie was born and raised on the Chicago’s South Side. He is the oldest of 8 children to a single mother and has a 3 year old son that means the world to him. The upcoming Chicago artist has gold teeth, dyed dreads, and a ton of tattoos; which a large portion he has done himself before he took on music. He started his music career, because he found himself surrounded by people that were into music and working in the Entertainment Industry. One day Guru Goldie decided to give it a try. He only has 2 years invested into music. In those 2 years he has learned so much about the music industry, accomplished a lot, and continues to grow as an artist and performer. Guru Goldie has performed at over 30 shows all across the nation in Chicago, Dallas, and Denver. He has opened up for Famous Dex, A Boogie, PnB Rock and Future. Guru Goldie just headlined his first Chicago show in May 2017. Guru Goldie has been working closely with BenOne, JoJizzle, Vonma

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with devMaccc.Born and raised in the birthplace of America's music, Mississippi native devMaccc is an aspiring Hip-Hop artist with a completely different sound you wouldn't expect to hear.Inspired by artists of various genres such as Frank Sinatra, John Coltrane, J. Cole, Logic, Lauryn Hill, Anthony Hamilton, and many more.Raised by his single mother in the rural town of Florence, the southern teachings of his family that were instilled in him are somewhat expressed throughout his lyrics.At the age of 7, he found an interest in music with the help of his father supplying him with multiple records by his childhood idol Bow Wow aka Shad Moss. Growing up , he began to appreciate the southern pioneers of hip hop which included his hometown hero David Banner, Lil Flip, T.I, and more.Struggling with depression caused by his mother's battle with breast cancer, he began to find an outlet. Music. Performing in middle school, high school, & community talent shows, he beg

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Lyric Michelle.Chicago bred and Houston raised, the music of Lyric Michelle pays homage to both; fusing southern charm, a touch of poetry and a blast of ferocious lyricism to deliver a sound that is uniquely her own. Initially getting her start in poetry, in time it would be music that would steal her heart, as she smoothly transitioned from penning prose to spitting bars. For Lyric the transition was not only smooth, it was natural. Or as she describes it, “Hip Hop is poetry. Think of Eminem, Lupe, Lauryn. Real hip hop and poetry are different sides of the same coin.”A woman on a mission, for Lyric it’s not just about the music; it’s about opening doors for a new crop of female emcees intent on proving that when it comes to lyrical skill they can go toe to toe with any of their male peers in the game. And indeed she can, as proven after being selected as a Pop Montreal Festival Artist and repeated appearances as an official SXSW and A3C artist. In short, “Her

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Rapper Big Pooh.Pooh discussed his new album "Rapper Pooh Music", the latest on Little Brother, sports and more.

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Michelle Tulloch.Michelle Tulloch is the CEO of Anytime Tax Services Inc. We specialize in tax preparation for individuals, small business and book keeping services for small business with a maximum of 5 employees. We also offer financial planning and credit repair services to our clients. At Anytime Tax Services Inc we focus on satisfying our customers, we strive to be the face of integrity, professionalism, honesty and accuracy. Mitchell obtained her Bachelors of Science in Auditing/Forensic Accounting from Kaplan University. She is an active member of The National Association of Collegiate Scholars, American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers, International Association of Professional Women. We are located at 1700 Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 212, McDonough Ga 30253. Phone: 470-488-9820

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Manny P.Manny P is a rapper and singer-songwriter best known for his catchy hooks and versatile style. That versatility allows him to create music many people can relate to. From conscious rap and club/upbeat tracks to island tunes and love songs, he’s got something just about everyone can vibe to.He has worked with major artists and production powerhouses such as Plies, T-Pain, Grammy award-winning producer Zaytoven, and Cassius Jay while remaining humble and hungry for his opportunity to rise to the top.http://www.mannyp.com/

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Oakland, CA producer Centric.Christopher Louray Mandujan (born August 28, 1983), better known by his stage name Centric, is a well known record producer for "FreeAtLastMusic" publishing. Centric has produced singles for a number of artists from 2003 to the present day. Centric became a prominent producer for underground hip-hop artists, collaborating with well known lyrisists such as Canibus, Wordsmith, Skillz & Kool G Rap. Since then Centric has produced for major artists earning him major production credits for various albums. He released his solo project in 2008 titled “StreetSoul The Compilation”, which contained a collection of various songs he produced from 2004 until 2008 and was hosted by Comedy Central's Patrice Oneal. His second compilation titled “The Alter Ego” is set to be released Dec 2010. www.freeatlastmusic.comFreeAtLastMusic is a music company that provides music to all communities. It is also an independant record label. The music group

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with NikeBoi.NikeBoi stands out amongst today's multi-faceted artists as a taste making hitmaker from the south side of Chicago. The young rapper has a proven track record of staying ahead of the curve, evolving his sound and style from his days on Vine.Closely tied to names like Valee, Famous Dex, and Cole Bennett, among many other bright creatives from the Windy City, NikeBoi has proven his ability to operate across several mediums, all with an authentic personality that resonates with audiences and critics alike.Since emerging from the wave that enveloped Chicago between 2012 and 2015, NikeBoi has forged a unique sound, which is evident in his new 2018 single "Scammers".Follow NikeBoi: instagram.com/NikeBoiSwooshtwitter.com/NikeBoiSwooshfacebook.com/NikeBoiSwooshyoutube.com/NikeBoiSwooshh

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with singer/songwriter Polly A.You could say Polly A possesses more than one musical personality. The Milwaukee-bred and Harlem-based songstress zig-zags between R&B, reggae, alternative, and hip-hop with equal parts grace and gusto on her debut EP, Ghetto Gold Dream [222 Records/Interscope].“When I sing, I approach the vocals like a soul singer,” she says. “When I write, I approach the lyrics like a rapper. When I’m thinking about music, I collaborate with others who draw from a large sonic palette. I spend a lot of time with my songs, and I really live with them. These are my words and thoughts.”Growing up to the sounds of Bob Marley and Yellowman on mom’s stereo, Polly A—aka Meleni Smith—discovered her voice in a third grade music class. She’d spend high school performing in local productions and even with the Florentine Opera Company. Moving to New York City, the budding artist enrolled in Columbia University and began seriously recording (and hustling).htt

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with the author of highly acclaimed book "Culture Vultures" Kenyatta Griggs. Culture Vultures is an inside look at the creative and business genius behind some of America's greatest talents and fashion lines. Through a series of candid interviews over the span of 10 years, Kenyatta Griggs ask compelling and insightful questions that will help shed light on the music mogul, the father, and the man better known as Dame Dash.Check out Hip Hop Motivation on Yotubehttps://www.youtube.com/user/hiphopmotivation101

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with DMV-based singer and songwriter, Martha Afework.Martha Afework has been singing since she could form sentences. She was classically trained on piano from age 4, and has since only grown to love other sounds. After graduating from college with an english degree in 2015, Martha put her piano to use, writing original tunes and posting them on Instagram. There, her videos began to go viral, and she began to grow a following. Since, she has begun to record and co-produce original music. Laced with powerhouse vocals inspired by soulful r&b/jazz sensations like Amy winehouse, Jill Scott, and D'angelo. Combined with honest lyrical content, Martha's music is multi-faceted and transcends the boundaries of all soulful musical genres. "I just want to inspire people to be the truest and most authentic versions of themselves," she says. Her debut ep, entitled "One-Eighty," will be available on all platforms this spring 2018.