Renaissance Soul was originally a Detroit hip hop website started in 2001 by your host Kelly "K-Fresh" Frazier that first centered around the discography of legendary producer Jay Dee aka J. Dilla before it branched out to all Detroit hip-hop and music. In many cases, Renaissance Soul was the first place you heard many Detroit music artists that you love today. With it's revival as a podcast, each... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | Music HistoryMusic |
Renaissance Soul: Obscurities is weekly show every Thursday at 7pm ET on Twitch (twitch.tv/kfreshdetroit) where your host Kelly “K-Fresh” Frazier will dive into the lesser known releases from Detroit and Michigan’s rich hip-hop history, and even show... more
Renaissance Soul: Obscurities is weekly show every Thursday at 7pm ET on Twitch (twitch.tv/kfreshdetroit) where your host Kelly “K-Fresh” Frazier be showcasing the obscure and not-so talked about music releases from the past from Detroit and all over... more
Renaissance Soul: Obscurities is weekly show every Thursday at 7pm ET on Twitch (twitch.tv/kfreshdetroit) where your host Kelly “K-Fresh” Frazier be showcasing the obscure and not-so talked about music releases from the past from Detroit and all over... more
Renaissance Soul: Obscurities is weekly show every Thursday at 7pm ET on Twitch (twitch.tv/kfreshdetroit) where your host Kelly “K-Fresh” Frazier be showcasing the obscure and not-so talked about music releases from the past from Detroit and all over... more
This episode’s guest is DJ, music historian, and curator, DJ Amir Abdullah. Known for his On Track mixtapes with DJ Kon, Amir currently run his own record label, 180-Proof (founded in 2011), which owns the exclusive rights to release Strata Records’ ... more
For this episode of Renaissance Soul, I’m joined by Dave Stephens, founding member and vocalist of the Troy, Michigan metalcore band We Came As Romans, as we talk about their debut album To Plant A Seed. Originally released on November 3, 2009 via Eq... more
For this episode of Renaissance Soul, I’m joined by singer-songwriter, musician, actress, and Detroit rock pioneer and legend Suzi Quatro to talk about her new album The Devil In Me, released on March 26, 2021 via Steamhammer / SPV. Now at the age of... more
For this episode of Renaissance Soul, I’m joined by Chloë Drallos to talk about her debut full-length album DOOMPOP under the moniker of Zilched. Based on the grunge influences of her teens like Nirvana and Jesus and Mary Chain, this new face of Detr... more
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A really good listen that shares experiences, insight and memorable milestones of the musical talent of Detroit. I enjoy this podcast and the perspectives of it’s host, Kelly, and Guest Featured. Always on point. Thank you!!
Detroit history from someone who has been documenting the frontlines in Detroit longer than anyone. Tap in.
Its feels good to have Renaissance Soul back!
Great podcast.. great guy w great perspective!! Love how eclectic the show always is
If you want Detroit music stories from the people who created it, this is the spot for you. Hit that subscribe button right now.
When it comes to historical, deep knowledge and experience in the Detroit scene...there’s no one close to K-Fresh. From running the first Dilla website, to bring the first Detroit DJ to discover and spread the word about Danny Brown to his awesome work with Huffington Post and Real Detroit Weekly, K-Fresh is the definitive source for Detroit music coverage. Hearing him expand beyond hip hop to other classic Michigan music is a welcome adventure and the first episodes of this podcast are a treat.... more
I dig the podcast. Nostalgic and takes me back to the days of being eager to have my music posted on the Renaissance Soul website. Looking forward to seeing this platform get its proper due. Keep it going Fresh. more
Apple Podcasts | #220 | South Africa/Music/Music History |
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