Hip-hop discussion podcast from rapper Demone Carter aka DEM ONE, music writer David Ma, and record collector Nate LeBlanc featuring interviews with well-respected figures from rap's past and present. A Stony Island Audio experience.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 311 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Music CommentaryMusicMusic Interviews |
Who does't like a good spin-off? more
This week we are taking our talents into the sporting realm. DBRP hosts Nate LeBlanc, Demone Carter and David Ma are joined for an interesting conversation with DJ D-Sharp, a Bay Area stalwart who has new music out now. However, he also has a "day jo... more
Cavalier is a little bit of a mysterious figure in the modern rap ecosystem. He was raised in Brooklyn, now located in New Orleans, with significant time spent in Oakland along the way. He has worked extensively with DBRP fave Quelle Chris, collabora... more
Now that we've been around for a number of years, we've had the chance to interact with rappers and producers at various stages of their careers. Sometimes we catch people on the ascent, still forging their legacy, and sometimes we speak to legends w... more
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Been listening to you guys for a while, love the show! Only minor gripe is that it’s very hard for me to hear you guys sometimes, even with volume all the way up. Keep up the good work though!
I’m a middle aged man whose been listening to hip hop too loudly for over 30 years. more
The guys can come off a bit pedantic and snobbish at times but their hearts are in the right place. Their love and respect for the culture is unquestionable. more
This show scratches an itch for me. I don’t live in a place with a lot of hip hop heads and, if I do meet someone to geek out a bit with, their knowledge doesn’t usually doesn’t go beyond the top crust of the underground. DBRP digs deep and I’m always finding new treasure. Plus they’re just smart funny guys whose knowledge and commentary extends beyond hip hop and I’m here for it… except the basketball talk, when the ⏩️ button gets mashed. So long and thanks for all the puns!
The guys can come off a bit pedantic and snobbish at times but their hearts are in the right place. Their love and respect for the culture is unquestionable. Would love to see a spin-off show dedicated to Billy woods.
Apple Podcasts | #139 | United Kingdom/Music/Music Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #249 | Canada/Music/Music Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #165 | Germany/Music/Music Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #211 | Australia/Music/Music Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #121 | Netherlands/Music/Music Interviews |
Apple Podcasts | #168 | Hong Kong/Music/Music Interviews |
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