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The Rap Music Plug Podcast

The Rap Music Plug
Hip-Hop
Dance Music
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Temple Needs Water, Village Needs Peace
Collaboration
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Self-Discovery
Underground Rap
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Late 20s Life Changes
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The Rap Music Plug Podcast is the remedy to the “I don’t have anything good to listen to” problem. Through in-depth artist interviews, album reviews, and general rap commentary on the best that the underground rap scene has to offer, this is your one-stop shop to knowing what to add to your queue, play next, or pop into your record player. Are you a rap music fan? And not just any fan... but a tru... more

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Today’s guests, E L U C I D and Sebb Bash may come from very different backgrounds. But they share one core thing in common. Both pulling from the fundamental tenets of the past, they push the art form to places it’s never been before.

E L U C I D a... more

The music of today’s guest, Birmingham, England-native, Tony Bontana, can be described in many ways: But to me, the simplest way I can describe Tony is creative… in any and every sense of the word.

Tony’s music spans multiple genres from rap, to pun... more

In the current era of music and hip-hop, there’s gotta be more rappers than at any other point in human history. And so while that leads to a ton of amazing, creative rap music being made, as an artist, it’s increasingly hard to stand out. The market... more

One of the best things to come out of rap’s rising global influence over the few decades is the proliferation of the art form in different cultures across the globe. Where artists can infuse their own influences into their take on the genre.

Today’s... more

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Recent Guests

Sebb Bash
Swiss-born producer/artist, DJ, key collaborator
Backwoodz Studioz project partner
Episode: #214 - E L U C I D & Sebb Bash breakdown 'I Guess U Had to Be There' - Album Alchemy
Tony Bontana
Musician and producer described as Birmingham, England native; discusses splayed production and vocal approach
Independent artist / The Rap Music Plug Podcast guest
Episode: #213 - Tony Bontana INTERVIEW
Lord Jah-Monte Ogbon
Electric rapper known for his distinct style and recent album "As Of Now".
Lex Records
Episode: #212 - LORD JAH-MONTE OGBON INTERVIEW
Mary Sue
A Singapore native musician known for his calm lyrical delivery and diverse musical influences.
Indie Rap Artist
Episode: #211 - mary sue INTERVIEW
Tomorrow Kings
Chicago rap supergroup
Episode: #208 - Tomorrow Kings INTERVIEW
Mick Jenkins
An artist known for his thoughtful lyricism and engaging flow.
Episode: #206 - Mick Jenkins INTERVIEW
Mekala Sessions
Drummer at Human Error Club
Episode: #205 - HUMAN ERROR CLUB INTERVIEW
Diego Gaeta
Keyboardist at Human Error Club
Episode: #205 - HUMAN ERROR CLUB INTERVIEW
Jesse Justice
Keyboardist at Human Error Club
Episode: #205 - HUMAN ERROR CLUB INTERVIEW

Host

Rohan Patra
Rohan Patra serves as the primary host, offering passionate and insightful discussions into rap music, artist interviews, and album reviews. He is dedicated to elevating underground artists and digging deep into the narratives and creative processes that shape their music.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 106 ratings
  • Really cool and smart talk about good music. Dedicated listener from London, UK

    Podcast Addict
    5
    magmatimes
    3 months ago
  • Really cool and smart talk about good music. Dedicated listener from London, UK

    Podcast Addict
    5
    3 months ago
  • True archivist

    Came here for the Sortilége interview and im still here since. Not many true hip hop podcasts around. Actually if say possibly none that ive found before finding this one. Thank you for doing this.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jessylegs
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Love this podcast. Keep up good work. Love from Rwanda, Africa

    Podcast Addict
    5
    _rwakigarama
    a year ago
  • fantastic program

    rmpp is well-researched, devoted to and acknowledging of so many facets of the underground. rohan is an exceptional interviewer. salute 🙌

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    smythspinitch
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the in-depth exploration of underground rap and the quality of artist insights provided.
Reviewers often highlight the show as a vital resource for discovering new music and keeping up with the rap scene.
Many commend the host for being a passionate and knowledgeable guide through the hip-hop landscape.
The podcast is recognized for uncovering lesser-known artists and providing thoughtful commentary on current releases.

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#214 - E L U C I D & Sebb Bash breakdown 'I Guess U Had to Be There' - Album Alchemy
Q: How do you balance tradition with innovation in your approach to sampling and drops?
They recognize the historical gravity of sampling and the traditional drop as a creative moment, but they also embrace a mutable approach where the drop can be recorded in the moment and not strictly pre-planned.
#214 - E L U C I D & Sebb Bash breakdown 'I Guess U Had to Be There' - Album Alchemy
Q: What role does sound texture play in Elucid's perception of Sebb Bash's production?
Texture is central; Elucid describes the beats as uniquely warm and analog with a futuristic edge, which makes it easy for his voice to find pockets and for the collaboration to feel natural.
#214 - E L U C I D & Sebb Bash breakdown 'I Guess U Had to Be There' - Album Alchemy
Q: How did you two decide to make a full collaborative album together?
They started with smaller tracks and gradually shifted focus when the chemistry clicked, choosing to treat the project as a switch between two records before committing to a unified album.
#212 - LORD JAH-MONTE OGBON INTERVIEW
Q: What do you hope listeners understood or learn about you after sitting with this album?
That I'm a diverse artist, I have something to say, and I want to be seen as a real human rather than just a persona on social media.
#212 - LORD JAH-MONTE OGBON INTERVIEW
Q: How did the area of Charlotte shape you as an artist?
It really didn't shape me at all; my shaping came from being in New York. Charlotte was just a matter of building my brand.

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What is The Rap Music Plug Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast offers an enriching experience for rap music enthusiasts, featuring in-depth interviews with emerging and established artists, album reviews, and engaging commentary focused on the underground rap scene. The host artfully navigates the complex landscape of contemporary rap, steering listeners through a sea of new releases while emphasizing the stories and creative processes behind the music. It's more than just surface-level discussions; the content seeks to offer listeners a deeper understanding and appreciation for diverse rap styles and cultural contexts. Unique elements include a focus on community-driven insights and a commitment to elevating lesser-known artists alongside bigger names in hip hop, making it a valuable reso... more

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Recent guests on The Rap Music Plug Podcast include:

1. Sebb Bash
2. Tony Bontana
3. Lord Jah-Monte Ogbon
4. Mary Sue
5. Tomorrow Kings
6. Mick Jenkins
7. Mekala Sessions
8. Diego Gaeta

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