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In Episode 195 of the GAHHDcast, we sit down with the multifaceted artist Ill Padill, a rapper, fashion designer, and barber. Ill Padill dives deep into the creative process behind his latest album, SPIGGA, and shares insights into the inspiration and vision for his YumYum clothing line. We talk about his journey as an artist, the demands of being a rapper in 2024, and the balancing act of parenthood. Ill Padill opens up about his roots with the slogan "Ill Padill from the heights to the hill" and reflects on his earlier projects, including 48 Laws of Power, Peyote, F.E.A.R., and Yum Yum the Album. To close the episode, we have some fun with a round of "10 Shots with VSOP."

12 Marras 20241h 23min

In Episode 194 of the GAHHDcast, we had the honor of sitting down with Hip-Hop legend Mikey D as he took us on a journey through his storied career. Starting with his early days as Playboy Mikey D, he shared his evolution with Mikey D and the LA Posse, including his infamous victory over Melle Mel at the 1988 New Music Seminar Battle for World Supremacy. Mikey opened up about the rumored rivalry with LL Cool J, his unexpected writing credit on Madonna's "Human Nature," and his time as a member of the Canadian rap group Main Source. We also discussed his latest single, "Over 50!," and the idea of a new subgenre for Hip-Hop veterans, dubbed "Adult Contemporary Hip-Hop" or "Grown Man Rap." Finally, Mikey invited listeners to the upcoming Jazzy Jay 4th Annual Festival on October 12th in the Bronx, celebrating Hip-Hop history and community.

29 Loka 20241h 59min

In Episode 193 of the GAHHDcast, we sat down with rapper, show host, and community leader Bookem Bridges to discuss his inspiring journey from high school dropout to Hudson County Sheriff. As the founder of The Bridges Project and host of The Bookem Show, Bookem has been dedicated to bridging the gap between law enforcement and the community, using hip-hop as a powerful tool for connection and mentorship. He reflects on his 2020 album Bridges Project, his musical inspirations, and his role as a mentor to the youth in his community. Bookem shares his philosophy of being a human being first, with his occupation as a cop coming second, emphasizing the importance of being part of the community, not apart from it. We explore his aspirations, his legacy, and his unique approach to making a positive impact through both music and public service

22 Loka 20241h 35min

In Episode 192 of the GAHHDcast, the crew sat down with Boriqua Posse, a 30-year veteran in the music industry, who shared his incredible journey spanning multiple careers as a barber, chef, welder, tattoo artist, and musician. Boriqua Posse reflects on his hit record Yo Fellas and the electrifying energy he brings to the stage, boasting over 8,000 live performances. They also discussed his upcoming comedy show in the Bronx on 11/6 and his exciting signing to Master Blaster Records. As the appointed ambassador for music for Yonkers, NY, and his roles as Director of A&R and Chief Communications Officer for Big Daddy Entertainment, Boriqua Posse is shaping the future of the music scene. The conversation wrapped up with a deep dive into his latest single No Me Grites Que Soy Artista and his plans for more upcoming music.

8 Loka 20241h 53min

In Episode 190 of the GAHHDcast, the crew sits down with renowned MC Don Prince to delve into his latest work and personal journey. Don discusses his new single Simply and reflects on previous hits like You Can Get With This and Middle of the Summer. The conversation takes an introspective turn as they explore his After Dinner video and his commitment to meditation for mental clarity and creativity. Don also shares his involvement in scoring soundtracks for B1 the Movie and Sudden Death the Movie, and expresses his passion for live performances. Wrapping up, Don talks about his plans for 2025 and the legacy he aims to leave behind in the music world. The episode closes with a fun and insightful round of "10 Shots with VSOP

1 Loka 20241h 29min

In Episode 189 of the GAHHDcast, the crew sits down with Jersey City’s own multi-talented rapper, producer, and video director, Vic Shadez. The conversation kicks off with Vic's start in music as a Latin percussionist in his father's salsa band, followed by discussions of his diverse musical influences. He breaks down his affiliations with The Kin, Go-Illa, and GIDDT, and talks about the creative process behind his latest single "Crazy" and the anticipation surrounding his upcoming album Time Traveler. Vic also shares his experiences directing music videos for heavyweights like Chris Rivers, Styles P, Joell Ortiz, and CNN, while expressing his passion for live performances and his future plans for 2025. Before the episode ends, they cap things off with a fun round of “10 Shots with VSOP.

24 Syys 20241h 41min

In this special out-of-order episode of the GAHHDcast, the crew dives into a wide range of current events shaking up the culture. Topics include Kendrick Lamar’s selection to perform at the upcoming Super Bowl and Lil Wayne’s disappointment at being overlooked, with discussion on Jay-Z’s role in curating the halftime performances. The crew also shares their thoughts on LL COOL J’s new album and reflects on songs that emotionally trigger them. As the conversation deepens, they explore Kanye West’s recent controversies and his ongoing fall from grace. Throughout the episode, Burnz tries to maintain a positive outlook on hip-hop despite the current cultural shifts. Due to unforeseen circumstances, this episode was released out of sequence.

18 Syys 202458min

Synopsis:In Episode 188 of the GAHHDcast, the crew sits down with rapper Stack Federal Dollahs and producer Big Grudge to dive deep into their latest collaborative project, Materia Prima 2. The episode features a track-by-track breakdown of the album, exploring the intricacies of the lyrics and the unique production that defines their sound. Stack and Big Grudge share stories about their Jersey roots, past collaborations, and influences that have shaped their careers. They also discuss the challenges and pressures of being in the spotlight. As the conversation unfolds, the duo reflects on what they hope their legacy will be in the music industry. The episode also pays tribute to the late Fatman Scoop, Rich Homie Quan, and Chino XL. Before closing, the crew wraps up with a fun round of “10 Shots with VSOP.

10 Syys 20241h 38min