My Little Underground

New York native, Tallahassee based rapper, producer, DJ; Buster Wolf returns to My Little Underground to catch each other up on our shared love for video games, Dragonball, and Hip Hop! Buster Wolf has a new album Revolu informed by Puerto Rican pride and New York gentrification.  It is not available on the major streaming platforms for valid reasons explained in this episode. Buster Wolf discusses how 89.7 WVFS FM, aka “V89”, a college radio station out of Florida State University was a long time supporter of his and other Citronella Room affiliated artists. We also had an inspiring conversation about breaking the rules of DJing and shares exclusive 2027 updates on new music with Don’t Tell A Soul, his collaboration with Artisan P. —How to listen to Revolu by Buster Wolf: https://www.citronellaroom.com/news/new-music-buster-wolf-revol How to connect with My Little Underground: YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@mlupodInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/mlupod#mlupod 

Marc Leyda and Ryann Gonsalves of San Francisco’s Aluminum are back on My Little Underground to talk up their upcoming album “Iconoclast HaHa”!  Listen as we dive deep into the album’s themes of stress and uncertainty given the current state of the world and how that informed the guitar focused sound of the album. We also get into the benefits of having limitations in recording to tape and staying motivated despite the evil in the world. --Listen to AluminumConnect with My Little UndergroundListen to my in-laws podcast Watching From Home

I heard a rumor, it sounds true, one third of Perennial; Chad Jewett is back on My Little Underground! Chad discusses how important the live set is to Perennial and how the Modernism art movement serves as a metaphor of the evolution of the band's sound in their new album 'Modernism'. Listen to Perennial:https://perennialtheband.bandcamp.com/album/modernismConnect with My Little Underground:https://linktr.ee/mlupod#mlupod

Big Joanie guitarist and vocalist, Stephanie Phillips is on My Little Underground to discuss her new book, We Were Here: A History of Black People and Alternative Music ! Stephanie shares what prompted her to write this book, the research involved and some black artists who she thinks are getting their history erased. We also talked the racist history of radio formats and music charts, how genres keep getting redefined to push black people out, our shared love of ska legends, The Selecter, and more! ---US Pre Order of We Were Here - https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/stephanie-phillips/we-were-here/9780306832758/?lens=da-capoUK Pre Order of We Were Here - https://linktr.ee/wewereherebook?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=d357e518-ba5a-49b1-9cac-d76b113ce61eFollow Stephanie Phillips on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/steffimusics/Connect with My Little Underground:https://linktr.ee/mlupod#mlupod

Long Island native Nicole Matarese is on My Little Underground to discuss her time with many creative mediums including podcasting, creative writing, filmmaking and acting. Nicole discusses how she landed the role of Sam O'Brien in Curse of the Weredeer and show she supports the independent film community. Lately, Nicole has been sharing clever short stories on her substack Nicole Writes Words and we uncover some relatable themes from her work! Follow Nicole Matarese on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_gabagoolghoul/Read her Nicole Writes Words Substack:https://nicolewriteswords.substack.com/Watch Curse Of The Weredeer: https://watch.troma.com/videos/curse-of-the-weredeerConnect with My Little Underground: https://linktr.ee/mlupod