CARRWAXX
Hosted by The Carr boys
On this session of CarrWaxx, Sean and I discuss two upcoming artist in the rap game that are moving in different directions but are building a name for themselves with their unique brand and style. With a few albums under their belt we address the new LP's under the current conditions in our world. We throw around some thoughts and likes of both albums and add in a few other current releases
On this podcast Sean and I tackle one of the hotest Rap artist out right now. Kendrick Lamar. His new album Damn has just been released and go through our weekly scrutiny of the artist and production. You may know this was a highly anticipated album and we see his growth in this new release. O and we talk about Big Sean's new release as well.
On this podcast Sean and I get pleasantly surprised by two new releases that we decided to review. The Mega Star Drake and there'll know and respected Rick Ross. We swing it back and forth and have a humorous and entertaining discussion on these two artist. You Might be surprised by our points of views.
This session Sean and Raymond join me to discuss two of Atlanta's hot artist The Migos and Future. We discuss their impact in the game and who and what they are to the game and local ATaliens that support their home team. We kinda go through our thoughts about their new CD's.
This session we sit down and talk to some Sneaker heads about their experience and passion in the sneaker game. This isn't the full out obsession of sneakers that rule their everyday lives, but definitely a passion and a card carrying sneaker head. We sit and talk to some folks that will share their thoughts and history with the sneaker game and talk to us about their love for these rubber soled gems
This podcast we discuss the hot topic of Chrisette Michele and her controversial singing at Trumps inauguration. Wellactually a one of the functions of the day of inauguration. As twisted as it sounds, our thoughts are she could have spun the situation in her favor if she didn't sing but she didn't, and even now after she did sing she could have done some things to help her appeal. We debate the issue as well as bring humor to a sad situation.
This episode we talk about a few rappers/entertainers that are changing the sound of hip hop and if this is just a phase that the distributors are allowing or is this a change that will move Hip Hop to a different space. These unique entertainers we talk about moves between rap, vocals and unique production to enhance their style and their personality. Here's our thoughts
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iTunes Review
4 Your Eyes Only plunges deep into J. Cole's soul. You can clearly hear it in his voice - pleading testifying, on the verge of cracking. At Center stage with no featured guest, The North Carolina rapper speaks out on social ills, black lives and doing the right thing in a world of wrong.
We plunge into this amazing artist with a old hip hop head and a Generation X perspective. Sean and I go at it and gives props to an artist that steps away from the traditional rap perspective.
In this session we talk to one of the Live DJ's in Harlem DJ Ant Live and get his perspective on the state of DJ'ing in this new era of Music. ith his collaborative DJ'ing group "Square Root entertainment". Ant continues the tradition old school DJ'ing with the new. He begins the series of DJ's, we going to interview and get into the different aspects of the art form.
This session is the review of the show on Netflix called The Get Down. A hip hop anthology of the birth of Hop hop. From Graffiti to hip hop on records. We talk about our life during that time and what we saw through the eyes of children at that time that became the reality of what is being seen today. We explore this with my Brother Mark as well as my Wife Alicia.
