Artist usually look for record deals, ways to get monetized, and revenue from streams. Not these 2 investors. 650 Suave and Kashkarii have both established significant roles in purchases being made throughout Tennessee. All while having the skillset to make hits, see why they took time away from the music scene, what's in the vault, and like last time. You'll learn something.
Episode 83 is one that usually isn't recorded. Ham lets us enter his world pertaining to family, special guest T, (Ham's older brother) joins him in what they call a casual conversation. In depth topics including sports, careers, family, parenting, and much more.
Ham and Pherb are joined by Black Wizzle. Currently roaming throughout all of Tennessee's speakers with his recent hit "Cashville Be Ballin" receiving repeated radio spins, acknowledgement from TN icons, and unintentionally creating anticipation for a remix. Wizzle discusses the shock in the amount of shares the single received throughout social media. Within recent years Nashville has seemingly overturned its old ways, and now embrace more teamwork. This just simply wasn't the case for nearly 3 decades. Creating this anthem in no way touches Wizzle's peak, his best is yet to come. Confirming the song statistcally is his greatest single, the three have an in depth conversation about Wizzle's catalog and why his personal greatest hit differs from many. He thanks all those involved with the single, never shying away from giving flowers when due.
In Episode 108 Ham is joined by Jordan. The owner of the most popular seafood restaurant in Tennessee, "Legins House of Seafood" making its mark and stamping the game with their famous Butter Sauce. Containing a savory sensation featured on all platters. A real must have whenever you visit.Jordan talks about the mental effects of owning a business, creating marketing schemes, and capitalizing the industry with precise dedication in all meals. He also embraces leadership and the company it may or may not bring, establishing his social media presence at arguably the most consistent rate seen by any restaurants in the state.
Episode 107 features hip hop artist Chuccy Deuce, and Dinero Krueger. Known for their viral record "Chiccen" the two have since then created a seemingly contagious wave. From wild performances to cinematic music videos, Chuccy has emerged into conversations embracing his presence. Following up a prison sentence he hasn't looked back since being released, throughout incarceration consistency was never an issue, providing weekly freestyles to fans that grabbed even more attention, and created a lane upon release. In December he released his debut album "Did You Miss Me" with various features as listed (Dinero Krueger., ShredGang Mone., & Dough Blay)
In episode 106 Ham is joined by artist/producer Lil Trip. Well known for his early success in his career the momentum from childhood has only gotten more elite. Silently but effectively Trip has created a Detroit pipeline that's formed ties with Icewear Vezzo and various others. In his latest album you'll find unforgettable features from LotisMusic, Six Ward Von, Dopeman Quese, 24 Tat, Dr. Feel Good, and Icewear Vezzo.He talks about the studio sessions surrounding the album, and also speaks about yet another hit single "Broccoli" which went viral on TikTok, being used from women all around the country embedding a broccoli logo as designs on their nails.Be sure to download Lil Trip's "Auto Pilot" today!https://www.even.biz/r/auto-pilot-849...
In this episode Ham and Sean are joined by Memphis, TN artist 2A. Known for her elite delivery capabilities, 2A's new single "Can't Stand The Rain" has grabbed the souths attention. The sample of Missy Elliots original "The Rain" is a retro vibe many artist shy away from due to the expectation, and 2A quickly delivered. She talks about her studio routine, and prior techniques she no longer considers elite. Relocating to Nashville and its pros and cons, industry relationships, and the importance of consistency.
In episode 104 Ham and Sean are joined by the creator of the hottest platform in the world "Aisle 6" a media platform that has grown rapidly. The man responsible? 615 Exclusive, who has transitioned his industry knowledge and poured it into his platform. He's not only elevated the local hop hop scene, this reach is wide. With recent Aisle 6 performances from Atlanta native "Yung L.A." | "Big YBA" | & "Poison Ivi. With no signs of decreasing his work load, the young entrepreneur aims to crown the Nashville hip hop scene. Enjoy episode 104!
Nashville is known for its music, the specific genre can vary depending on who you ask. Nashville legend and Bezzled Gangs very own Lil Vac has capitalized the scene for many years. Creating relationships with other Tennessee legends, solidifying his sound, and sustaining longevity while being in a group. Vac's 1st solo album "Tiara Fly" didn't come until September 2016. This is when the world got a side yet to be seen. Setting the standard with his dynamic wordplay and captivating videos.Hear all the Cashville tales, what Dj's helped push to movement, and Vac's overall opinion of the music scene.
We're back! It's been a while, and Episode 101 is a real treat. Sean has returned joining Ham in a reunion episode with internet sensation Pherb. With over a quarter of a million interactions and consecutive hit skits Pherb has made it clear that he leads the pack. From rapping, to acting his creativity has proven to be unmatched, taking real life situations and turning them into laughter, all simultaneously dropping gems. Get ready, these 3 flirt with cancellation during numerous topics. Giving opinions on Diddy, West Coast night life, relationships, and Drake's latest antics. - Yo Auntie Favorite Podcast
Leno615 joins Ham in somewhat of a reunion episode, out the gate the 2 pick up where they left off. In a live atmosphere, and topics surging from Leno's domestic violence experience to serial dating. Can a woman with enhancements be a wife? These stand ups have no problem giving an in depth dialogue about plastic surgery.
In episode 96, Ham is joined by hip hop artist Southside MAB. Originally a Miami native, Southside spent a large portion of his childhood in the tropical state. Always having a passion for music he began establishing his sound, then relocating to Tennessee. As time progressed Southside has established some very impactful relationships with some of the top producers in Nashville. Enjoy his story and be sure to download Southside’s new album. Listed below https://music.apple.com/us/album/thank-you-for-understanding/1753095796
As the road to 100 continues, the guest list begins to amp up. Ham is joined by Hip Hop artist Big Txp, known for his retro diversity, chilling metaphors, and comical punchlines, Txp's consistency has been simply unmatched. Recently dropping a 20 track project "Part Time Rapper Full Time Gangsta" there is no sign of slowing down anytime soon. Partnering with Grind Hard, and seemingly gaining traction now across the Midwest, Txp intends to keep his focus on having fun, he speaks on how music and the setting of a studio helps him lock in. Hear all about show experiences, the making of the latest mixtape and more! https://music.apple.com/us/album/part-time-rapper-full-time-gangsta/1763687986
In episode 94 Ham is joined by producer Smokey Hendrixx, Smokey has created a sound that has made him a household name. His tag will grab you but his technique to create this unique sound is what separates him from the rest of the bunch. Forming sound through the Midwest, and beyond earning credentials on some of the world's most popular artist. He talks about working with TN Legend Starlito, and how he embraced the moment of hearing his production on one of his favorite artist album. Enjoy episode 94, as we continue our ROAD TO 100!
Hip Hop artist Lul Yo joins Ham just days before the release of his new EP Spider s Gotham City. Lul Yo speaks on time he spent incarcerated, and how it impacted his consistency, ability to provide today. Having a transient but highly relatable catalog caused multiple viral hits via YouTube. Enjoy episode 93!
As the road to 100 continue, this bonus episode is a special pit stop as the journey continues. Ham is joined by 3 of his childhood friends. T, Mac, and Three. Engaging in common and a few not common topics. Usually this form of dialogue is kept amongst the 4, enjoy this highly detailed, and outrageously comical episode.
Episode 92 really emphasizes our legendary run as we continue on our road to 100. Ham is joined by Peso Taxin, safe to say Peso is on a run like never before. Expressing his dedication to consistency, using time as an advantage, and also gems about merch. Giving away a real insight about analytics and the benefits of knowing exactly who your crowd is.
As the iconic road to 100 continues, Ham is joined by Wilx, many know him from his hit single "Mo Betta" others may identify him as the marketing genius. Refreshing his campaign, and looking towards the top, Wilx's newly released album "Most Wanted" is out now on all streaming platforms. He shares his state of mind during his break from hip hop. Formally approaching this album with top tier quality as he always does, bust this time it's more meaningful, being 10 years since his debut album. Enjoy episode 91, and be sure to download Wilx's new album "Most Wanted"
We're officially on our road to 100 episodes, and as promised the next 10 are ones you do not wanna miss! Kicking off episode 90 Ham sits down with comedian J. Mcnutt, currently touring the north, and south headlining/hosting shows with some of comedy's most elite performers. He elaborates on how comedy has changed in Nashville, stating that now it's more common and not so much a secret. Hear all about it, and some exciting news Mcnutt has had in his back pocket!
In this empowering episode Ham sits down with celebrity photographer, CJ Lens. CJ began his elite career with multi Platinum hip hop artist Fred Bang. The time spent around the hip hop scene complied with all clients, aiming timeless captures that have been seen all around the world. CJ speaks on the passing of his mother, and how he was able to maintain his drive and passion with photography.