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L.A. Rap Radar is the #1 digital podcast for L.A. rap culture, hosted by radio vet PoonDaga. We spotlight top artists, music execs, and the city’s underground scene. Tap into segments like "What’s Hot L.A." with Christal, highlighting the next generation, and Liq Segments with Kaliq Scott, host of the L-I-Q Podcast, featuring exclusive interviews with artists from his show. Get hip to the culture, the business, and the real L.A. wave.
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Snoop Dogg pulls up to L.A. Rap Radar Radio with host PoonDaga for an exclusive, unfiltered conversation about legacy, longevity, and building the new era of Death Row Records.From breaking down why there’s no age limit in hip-hop, to putting on the next generation, to revealing how he’s expanding Death Row into music, film, gaming, and more—Snoop gives real game for artists, entrepreneurs, and anyone chasing greatness.He also speaks on:His mindset behind staying relevant for decadesThe difference between a “stamp” and real relationshipsThe Dogg Pound legacy and upcoming 30th anniversaryWhy failure is part of winningHis vision for the next wave of Death Row artistsThe importance of performance and real showmanshipPlus, Snoop opens up about his spiritual legacy and what he wants to leave behind beyond music.This is legendary game from a real icon.🎤 Hosted by: PoonDaga📡 Platform: L.A. Rap Radar / trapLA📲 Follow @trapxla for more interviews, content, and exclusive drops📲 Follow @trapLA_uncut for raw + behind-the-scenes content
Everybody screaming “the music industry is a scam”… but nobody talking about the REAL problem.In this episode of Crashing Out, DJ Crash D aka Big Trap breaks down the truth:👉 Why artists are actually scamming themselves👉 How skipping steps leads to getting finessed👉 The difference between REAL promo vs wasted money👉 Why your song not blowing up isn’t always a “scam”Too many artists want cheat codes instead of putting in the work… then get mad when it doesn’t go their way.This ain’t for everybody — this is for artists who actually want to WIN.🎯 Key Gems From This Episode:Stop paying for rollouts before testing your recordWhy great music attracts promo organicallyThe truth about pay-to-play & showcasesHow to avoid getting finessed in the industryWhat you SHOULD be investing your money intoIf you serious about your music career, this video might save you thousands.💬 Drop a comment:Have YOU ever been scammed in the music industry… or did you skip steps?📲 Follow & Tap In:Instagram: @trapxlaRadio: trapLAxRadioWebsite: www.trap.LA🔥 Subscribe for more episodes of Crashing Out — real game, no sugarcoating.
In this throwback interview from April 19, 2018, DJ Crash D sits down with young Black author Mariah Hayes as she talks about her journey into the world of writing, entrepreneurship, and self-publishing.Mariah shares how she transitioned from working a 9-to-5 job to pursuing her passion for writing full time, motivated by her desire to build a better future for her children and create something meaningful for the next generation.During the conversation, she discusses her story “Poppy” featured in the Urban Love Stories anthology, her upcoming poetry book “The Rose That Blossom Into Me”, and the challenges women—especially Black women—face when entering male-dominated industries.She also opens up about heartbreak, ambition, motherhood, and the hustle required to turn creativity into a business.This interview captures an early moment in her journey as she continues grinding toward building her brand and making her mark in the literary world.Follow Mariah Hayes on Instagram: @mariahhhhInterview conducted by DJ Crash D (Marcus “Big Trap” Miller).
TrapLA pulled up to the “She Get It” video shoot in Hollywood, California to chop it up with producer Low The Great, the hitmaker behind the record featuring Daj Dolla, OhGeesy, Jeeezy Obama, and 310Babii.In this exclusive interview conducted by JessFromTheWest, Low The Great breaks down how the collaboration with Daj Dolla came together in the studio, the creative process behind producing the track, and why records like this are helping push the new sound of the West Coast forward.He also shares his perspective on the rise of women artists on the West Coast, why their energy is important to the culture right now, and what made this record stand out as one that needed a full visual.The interview was filmed on location at Jungle in Hollywood, CA during the official video shoot for “She Get It.”Tap in for the behind-the-scenes conversation with one of the producers helping shape the sound of the next wave.Follow TrapLA for more exclusive interviews, music news, and West Coast hip-hop content.Host: JessFromTheWestPlatform: TrapLA
On this episode of What’s Hot L.A., host Christal taps in with KayyVoee_, a talented L.A. artist making noise both in the booth and behind the tattoo gun.KayyVoee_ opens up about how he got his start in music, how tattooing became part of his identity, and how both crafts help him express his story and grind. From studio sessions to tattoo sessions, he breaks down how he stays consistent, handles pressure, and keeps his name ringing in the city.💬 Topics covered:Balancing tattooing and making musicHis come up in L.A.’s creative sceneStaying consistent and building clienteleHow his art and music influence each otherThe mindset behind turning hustle into lifestyle🎙️ Hosted by: Christal🎥 Presented by: trapLA🔥 Guest: KayyVoee_ (@kayyvoee_)Tap in to hear how KayyVoee_ is merging two worlds — music and tattoo culture — while staying grounded, creative, and self-made. This is What’s Hot L.A., powered by trapLA, where the city’s most authentic artists tell their story.#WhatsHotLA #trapLA #KayyVoee #WestCoastMusic #LATattooArtist #LARappers #IndependentArtist #Christal #LARapScene #NewWest
Slim Rose steps off stage at Harvard & Stone in Hollywood and hits the crowd with her new series — Unpopular Opinion, powered by L.A. Rap Radar x trapLA.In Episode 1, she chops it up with a special guest about fake designer, red flags, cheating, city girl energy, and more. From getting robbed for a fake bag 😳 to calling out L.A.’s biggest turn-offs — this convo is all vibes, laughs, and real talk from the streets of Los Angeles.💭 Drop your unpopular opinion in the comments!🍦 Song featured: Slim Rose – “Ice Cream”🎤 Series: Unpopular Opinion by Slim Rose📍 Location: Harvard & Stone, Hollywood, CA🎥 Platform: L.A. Rap Radar x trapLA👇 Watch, Comment & Subscribe for more real reactions and street talk from L.A.’s indie scene.#UnpopularOpinion #SlimRose #LARapRadar #trapLA #HollywoodNights #WestCoastCulture #HipHopTalk #StreetInterviews #FakeDesigner #RedFlags #LAArtists #IndieRap #WomenInHipHop
On this episode of L.A. Rap Radar, host Rendered_Useful sits down with KingTieson, a rising L.A. rapper known for his raw perspective, street wisdom, and sharp delivery.KingTieson opens up about his come up, the lessons he’s learned balancing life in the streets and the music industry, and how staying true to himself has been the key to his growth. He also shares what keeps him motivated, the reality behind his grind, and how he’s building a legacy that’s bigger than music.💬 Topics covered:Balancing real life and rap lifeStaying solid and grounded in the industryHis creative process and sound developmentThe lessons that shaped his mindsetWhy he’s focused on leaving a lasting impact🎙️ Hosted by: Rendered_Useful🎥 Presented by: trapLA🔥 Guest: KingTieson (@kingtieson)Tune in to hear KingTieson speak on growth, loyalty, and legacy in this authentic L.A. Rap Radar sit-down — powered by trapLA, the #1 platform for L.A.’s independent rap culture.#LARapRadar #trapLA #KingTieson #WestCoastMusic #LARapScene #IndependentArtist #RenderedUseful #LARappers #UndergroundHipHop #NewWest
On this episode of L.A. Rap Radar, host Rendered_Useful taps in with Khyd94, one of the most authentic new voices repping the city.Khyd keeps it all the way real about the highs and lows of chasing success in L.A.’s rap scene — from losing friends and dealing with struggle to finding motivation through music. He talks about using pain as fuel, building consistency, and why collaboration over competition is the key to really winning out here.💬 Topics covered:Turning real-life pain into inspirationStaying consistent and focused as an independent artistHis creative process and message behind his musicThe importance of unity among L.A. rappersWhat’s next for KHYD94 in 2025🎙️ Hosted by: Rendered_Useful🎥 Presented by: trapLA🔥 Guest: KHYD94 (@khyd94)Tap in to hear KHYD94’s story and perspective on what it really takes to make it from the ground up in Los Angeles. Subscribe and stay locked for more from L.A. Rap Radar, powered by trapLA — the home for the city’s next generation of rap talent.#LARapRadar #trapLA #KHYD94 #WestCoastMusic #LARapScene #IndependentArtist #RenderedUseful #NewWest #LARappers #UndergroundHipHop
On this episode of L.A. Rap Radar, host Rendered_Useful sits down with LosAngeles.Kae, one of the new young Latino voices putting on for the city in a real way.Kae opens up about growing up in L.A., finding his lane in the rap game, and how he’s using music as a way to express his story and represent his people. From early freestyle sessions to learning how to move smarter as an independent artist, he shares the lessons that shaped his come up.💬 Topics covered:His come up in the L.A. streets and studioFinding his sound and building momentumThe pressure of being a young Latino artistHow struggle built his mindset and his grindHis plans to put L.A. and his neighborhood on the map🎙️ Hosted by: Rendered_Useful🎥 Presented by: trapLA🔥 Guest: LosAngeles.Kae (@losangeles.kae)Tune in to hear one of the city’s rising young voices speak on life, lessons, and legacy in this exclusive L.A. Rap Radar interview — powered by trapLA, L.A.’s #1 indie rap platform.#LARapRadar #trapLA #LosAngelesKae #WestCoastMusic #LatinoRappers #LARapScene #IndependentArtist #RenderedUseful #LARapCulture #NewWest
In this episode of What’s Hot L.A., host Christal sits down with rising star Queen Breezy (aka Queen1017BSM) — a bold voice in the new wave of female rap who turned heartbreak into her hustle.Queen opens up about how a personal tragedy led her to start making music, how her first freestyle went viral, and the moment she realized she was born to be a star. She also talks artist development, songwriting, and why every rapper needs to master freestyling to really stand out.From writing for herself to possibly ghostwriting for others, Queen keeps it all the way real about the grind, the growth, and staying confident in her own lane.💬 Topics covered:Turning pain into creative purposeGoing viral after her first freestyleWhy freestyling matters more than people thinkThe importance of artist developmentBalancing emotion, passion, and delivery in music🎙️ Hosted by: Christal🎥 Presented by: trapLA🔥 Guest: Queen Breezy (@queen1017bsm)👇🏽 Watch the full interview, drop a comment, and subscribe for more raw artist conversations from What’s Hot L.A. — powered by trapLA.#WhatsHotLA #trapLA #QueenBreezy #Queen1017BSM #FemaleRappers #WestCoastMusic #LARapRadar #ArtistDevelopment #FreestyleQueen #WomenInRap
In this episode of What’s Hot L.A., host Christal sits down with one of the most talked-about voices in L.A.’s independent scene — Slim Rose, also known as Slim Barbie.Slim keeps it all the way real as she and Christal dive into street politics, the Mo3 and Yella Beezy situation, and how energy, words, and manifestation can shape your reality. The conversation touches on loyalty, female empowerment, and the deeper message behind Slim’s raw and authentic approach to her music and brand.💬 Topics covered:Slim Rose on the Mo3 x Yella Beezy beefHow words and music can manifest real-life energyStaying true to yourself as a female artist in L.A.The importance of energy, mindset, and intentionHer plans for new music and 2025 vision🎙️ Hosted by: Christal🎥 Presented by: trapLA🔥 Guest: Slim Rose (@theslimbarbie)👇🏽 Watch the full interview and subscribe for more unfiltered artist conversations from What’s Hot L.A. — powered by trapLA.#WhatsHotLA #trapLA #SlimRose #Mo3 #LARapRadar #WestCoastMusic #FemaleRappers #Manifestation #EnergyMatters
In this exclusive L.A. Rap Radar interview, Captun sits down with Rendered_Useful to talk about his journey, the L.A. grind, and the mindset behind his music. From real-life experiences to the creative process that fuels his sound, Captun opens up about what it really takes to make a name in today’s West Coast rap scene.Tap in to hear the full story behind his latest drops, collaborations, and how he’s carving his lane as one of L.A.’s next rising stars.🎧 Also available on:Apple Podcast | Spotify Podcast | iHeart Radio📍 Presented by trapLA — L.A.’s Largest Indie Rap PlatformSubscribe for more interviews, exclusive performances, and artist spotlights from the West Coast underground.#LARapRadar #trapLA #Captun #RenderedUseful #WestCoastRap #LARapScene #IndependentArtist #NewMusic #LosAngelesHipHop #ArtistInterview
In this episode of What’s Hot L.A., host Christal sits down with rising Los Angeles rapper SdotFrmDaBlock — a raw and fearless voice out the West who turned a viral fight video into a full-blown music rollout and movement.Sdot opens up about how that viral moment became a turning point for his career, how he used it to push his latest track, and what it really takes to build a name in the L.A. rap scene. From performing at unpaid open mics to finally getting paid bookings, Sdot shares the real hustle that most artists don’t talk about.💬 Topics covered:The story behind his viral fight videoHow he flipped it into a music rolloutPerforming at open mics & learning stage presenceThe grind of doing unpaid shows to get paid onesStaying consistent & focused in the L.A. rap scene🎙️ Hosted by: Christal🎥 Presented by: trapLA🔥 Guest: SdotFrmDaBlock (@sdotfrmda_block)
In this episode of What’s Hot L.A., host Christal sits down with Chicago-born singer, songwriter, and actress Shanice Antonia — fresh off the release of her long-awaited debut album “Sweet & Sour.”Shanice talks about her creative journey from musical theater to R&B and pop, how she crafted a 10-track project from over 20 recorded songs, and her experiences landing placements on Impact New York and Impact Atlanta. She also opens up about starring in the new Black soap opera Beyond The Gates, her goals for 2025, and why confidence is key for every artist trying to make it in L.A.💬 Topics covered:Creating Sweet & Sour and the story behind itActing in Beyond The Gates and her performance backgroundWhy confidence is a must for artistsThe power of networking and not being afraid to be seenHer upcoming shows and tour plans🎙️ Hosted by: Christal🎥 Presented by: trapLA🔥 Guest: Shanice Antonia (@shaniceantoniaofficial)👇🏽 Watch the full interview, drop a comment, and subscribe for more artist spotlights from What’s Hot L.A. — powered by trapLA.#WhatsHotLA #trapLA #ShaniceAntonia #SweetAndSour #WestCoastMusic #LAHipHop #RnB #WomenInMusic #BeyondTheGates
In this episode of What’s Hot L.A., host Christal sits down with rising West Coast artist PrettyYashhhh — an unapologetically authentic voice in L.A.’s new wave of female rappers.PrettyYashhhh opens up about her brand “Pretty Girls Pray”, her mission to empower young girls through confidence and faith, and how she’s balancing motherhood while chasing her dreams. She also shares the story behind her latest single “Blessing”, the lessons she’s learned about structuring her rollouts, and what fans can expect in 2025 as she drops back-to-back music.💬 Topics covered:The inspiration behind “Pretty Girls Pray”How she overcame stage frightBalancing being a mom and artistHer upcoming EP and consistency goalsDream collaborations and vision for 2025🎥 Hosted by: Christal🎙️ Presented by: trapLA
On this exclusive episode of L.A. Rap Radar, we sit down with DJ SkyHighBaby and Chrisean Rock for a raw, unfiltered conversation about music, motherhood, and navigating fame in real life and online.DJ SkyHighBaby talks about her journey as a female DJ breaking barriers in the industry, while Chrisean Rock opens up about balancing her career, family, and all the viral moments that keep her in the spotlight.This one’s for the culture — two powerful women keeping it real and inspiring the next generation.📌 Subscribe to the channel, follow @trapxla, and stay tapped in with L.A.’s #1 indie rap platform.
In this episode of L.A. Rap Radar, we sit down with Los Angeles rising star Rose Gold. She opens up about how she first got into music, the creative process behind her latest single “Last Call,” and how being on a reality show that went crazy changed her life.From the studio to the spotlight, Rose Gold is proving why she’s one of the most talked-about new artists in the city.📌 Tap in with the movement — subscribe to the channel, follow @trapxla, and stay connected to the #1 indie rap platform in L.A.
On this episode of L.A. Rap Radar, we lock in with Ajaxx, an artist, producer, and recording engineer straight outta Watts, CA. Ajaxx breaks down his come-up in the L.A. scene, the grind of wearing multiple hats in music, and how producing and engineering shaped his sound as an artist.This one’s for all the hustlers who do it all — from behind the boards to on the mic.📌 Tap in with the city’s #1 indie rap platform. Subscribe to the channel, follow @trapxla, and stay plugged into the culture.
In this 2021 trapLA exclusive, Moreno Valley rapper Cashboitaxx sits down at our Carson, CA location for an interview with DJ Crash D. He talks about his come-up, representing MoVal, and carving his lane in the rap game. One of the Inland Empire’s hungry new voices.🎯 Follow trapLA for more exclusive artist interviews & West Coast culture📲 Instagram: @trapxLA | Website: www.trap.LA
Young up-and-coming artist SoManyDollars pulled up to trapLAxRadio headquarters in 2023 for an exclusive interview with DJ Crash D. With a growing list of viral hits and a sharp content game, he talks about building his brand, staying consistent, and making his mark in the music industry.🎯 Follow trapLA for more exclusive artist interviews & West Coast culture📲 Instagram: @trapxLA | Website: www.trap.LA
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