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Bio:KARMA WAS BORN 1981 IN GENERAL HOSPITAL IN RIVERSIDE THE NAME HE WAS GIVEN WAS NATHANIEL RYAN HOSTUTLER . AS A LOT OF THE YOUTH TODAY KARMA WAS RAISED WITH VERY LITTLE HELP FROM HIS FATHER BUT HIS MOM WAS ALL HE NEEDED SHE DID EVERYTHNIG THING FOR HIM EVEN WHEN IT CALLED FOR HER TO WORK 2 SOMETIMES 3 JOBS TO KEEP LITTLE KARMA HAPPY. KARMA (NATE) WOULD ALWAYS TELL MA THAT SOMEDAY YOU WONT HAVE TO WORK AND I WILL BE ABLE TO DO IT ALL. WELL AS WE ALL KNOW NOT ALL STORY’S END WITH A HAPPY ENDING. HERE IS REAL LIFE DUDE WHO IS GIVEN YOU JUST A PIECE OF HIM THRU THIS ARTICLE AND THRU HIS MUSIC IF YOU EVER HAVE ANY QUESTIONS HE RESPONDS (JUST ASK). THE INFLUENCES RANGE FROM A WIDE SPECTRUM OF GOSPEL,CLASSICAL,R&B,HIP HOP,RAP,ROCK,REGGAE ,AND EVEN ROCK AND ROLL. AS FAR AS THE ARTIST GO THERE IS NO WAY ENOUGH ROOM TO FIT ALL ARTIST’S. THAT HAVE INFLUENCED ME. KARMA STARTED MAKING MUSIC WITH HIS FRIENDS IN A ROOM WITH A SPEAKER AND A TAPE DECK RECORDING OVER LITTLE SISTERS BARNEY TAPES AND ANYTHING ELSE HE COUL

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politick with songstress LaToiya Williams. LaToiya has worked with a who’s who in hip hop (Snoop Dogg, Jay-Z, The Game, Busta Rhymes ). LaToiya explains the power of pray and ends wack internet rumors. DJ Period comes thru with a exclusive mix featuring the very best of LaToiya Williams.

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we are rejoined by Run's House cast member Zach89. Zach discusses the hip hop fans' love for Diggy Simmons, the hip hop fans' hate for JoJo Simmons, and the status of Team Blackout.

Bio:Fiziks the Great. to carry such a name brings much responsibility. Born on April 16th, 1988 in San Diego CA. the young boy grew a passion for music at a early age. Listening to all different kinds of styles from all over of the art form of hip-hop. He began to grow and develop a unique flow that has became trademark and branded as one of the most original sounds ever.Joining his high school friends on there quest they formed a group known as the loudmoufz. Earning respect as a crew and as individual MC's they ventured around the County (and LA) destroying rappers twice there age & sharing music with the world. After time the group fell apart leaving Fiziks to put everything he had into his own label he created Six1Nasty ent. Not long after he teamed up with other artist creating a network and movement that would take the town by storm and forever be stamped as one of the most consistent, powerful units ever to become, NO CEO. A strong circle of independent artist supporting each other together as a w

Welcome to another episode of Po Politickin. In this edition, we politick with Dallas rapper Tum Tum. Tum discusses his start in the hip hop crew Dirty South Rydahs, signing with the music management company HULK Entertainment, and his plans for the future.

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politick with Domi Young. Domi is a rising star in the San Diego hip hop scene. Domi discusses taking his music globally, staying humble, and his latest project entitled "Young, Broke, & Brilliant".

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politick with singer/songwriter JoBee. JoBee's mission is to evoke genuine feelings with genuine music and lyrics. JoBee talks about his military service, perfecting your craft, and his latest projects.

Welcome to another episode of Po Politickin. In this edition, we politick with El Paso rapper Mike Corleone. King Co discusses the indie grind, being the most known unknown underground rapper, and new projects.

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politick with Yo Gotti protege Zed Zilla. Zilla talks Memphis rap, being the first artist on Gotti’s Cocaine Muzik Group imprint, and his latest mixtape hosted by Bigga Rankin entitled "Rent’s Due".

Rapper Bio -“Never judge a book by its cover”, especially when you think of a rapper named Seth Narley. He's a paleskinned, piercing blue-eyed rapper, who can be misconstrued as another Eminem gimmick. If that is whatyou believe when you see rapper “Seth Narley”--born Raymon Calleja--, you definitely have another thingcoming. Seth was born and raised in the borough where Hip-Hop first originated, in the summer of ’89.When asked who his greatest influences in life are, he said his mother who was addicted to drugs, and hiscousin who was shot 16 times whom survived to tell the story. Being surrounded by these sources ofstrength; it’s obvious where Seth gets his precocious demeanor.As a teen, he would wander throughout the streets of SOHO alone; rapping, and "dreaming of a betterlife", he says. This influenced Seth artistically, and stimulated his already advanced mind. Seth dropped outof college his freshman year, and decided to take his rap career seriously. Since then, Seth has dropped sixmixtapes, and has an

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politick with the sultry songbird Rosalind. Rosalind discusses her Jersey roots, carrying on the musical tradition of other Jersey-born talents (Lauryn Hill, Queen Latifah and Whitney Houston), and her latest project entitled "CocoaButter N Vitamin E: Part 1".

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politick with North Carolina/New Jersey rapper/singer Driicky Graham. Driicky Graham has worked alongside rap artist such as Gucci Mane, Diamond, and Party Boyz. He also toured with headlining acts such as Soulja Boy, Travis Porter, Yung Berg, and Webbie. Driicky discusses boxing, his career goals, and upcoming projects.

Welcome to another episode of Po Politickin. In this edition, we politick with Bay Area rap vet San Quinn. San Quinn discusses being the face of the San Francisco rap scene, the independent entrepreneur grind, and his newest project entitled "Can’t Take the Ghetto Out a Nigga".

Welcome to another episode of Po Politickin. In this edition, we politick with UGK Records recording artist Lil V. One-half of the Arizona rap duo AZ Hustlers, Lil V discusses his relationship with the late Pimp C and future plans for UGK Records.

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politick with Long Island native Lagato Shine. Last year, Lagato was truly able to shine as a solo emcee after years of working with other artists. Lagato has become an MTV favorite with video shine on MTV2, MTV Jams, and MTV-U's 'Video Freshmen', as well as the honor of Sucker Free's 'Freestyle of the Week.

Welcome to another episode of Po Politickin. In this edition, we politick with singer, actor, comedian, and fashion designer Skye Townsend. Skye discusses entrepreneurship, her Beyonce impersonations, and her role as Jade Taylor on the BET webseries “8 Days a Week”. Catch on Skye on the latest episode on “8 Days a Week” http://www.bet.com/video/8-days-a-week/season-1/ep7-can-t-knock-the-hustle.html

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politick with New Orleans born actor, model, recording artist, producer and songwriter iRocc Williams. iRocc discusses his role as Blue Reynolds on the BET webseries "8 Days a Week" and his new producer/songwriter deal with MBK Entertainment (Alicia Keys’ label). Catch on iRocc on the latest episode on "8 Days a Week" http://www.bet.com/video/8-days-a-week/season-1/ep7-can-t-knock-the-hustle.html

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politick with hip hop journalist Khal. Khal is the founder of the hip hop blog "Rock The Dub" www.rockthedub.com. In addition, Khal is the editor of News & Content for "Dogs On Acid" www.dogsonacid.com the world's largest dance music forum, specializing in Drum & Bass, Dubstep and varying other forms of EDM.

Welcome to another episode of Po Politickin. In this edition, we politick with Manny Faces. Manny is a hip hop music producer, remixer and journalist, known for his online publication entitled "Birthplace Magazine" www.birthplacemag.com Subtitled “New York Hip-Hop: Past, Present and Future”, Birthplace Magazine is a thriving online publication focusing on hip hop music and culture around the New York metropolitan area.

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politick hip hop journalist Mehka King. Mehka King is a freelance writer by trade with credits in XXL, Slam, Rolling Out, yoraps.com to name a few. In 2010, he used his writing talent to help create his first film project “Crown Royalty: The history of Charlotte hip-hop” through his company Invisible Man Media. The documentary covered the fledgling local hip-hop scene in Charlotte NC. The film was met with great reviews both local and nationally. Currently, Mehka working on his latest film project “In the mix: Djs doing work” about Dj’s in hip-hop. He’s also close to finishing his first book, a collection of short stories, poetry and essays titled “Catastrophic collapse of time management”