This past Friday, I sat down with one of the biggest influencers in the valley, Podson of the Podson Radio Podcast. I picked his brain a bit to see who he believed are the Top […]
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After The Heat Wave Vol. 2: Parking Lot Session
After putting on a show Saturday night, May 18, 2019, at the 191 Toole venue in Tucson, a few artists gathered outside and decided they weren’t done. One by one, each artist took a turn […]
Tucson Hip Hop: The Music Scene to Look Out For in 2019
When the Arizona music scene is mentioned, people automatically think of the Phoenix Metropolitan area and nothing else. This is a bit expected with Phoenix being the capital of the state. However, those who only focus on music artists making moves in the Phoenix area overlook, and deprive themselves of, the talent in other areas. Some of the artists that are often overlooked are those in the Tucson area. From my own experience, I believe this is a HUGE mistake.
“NAIMSAYIN” by CPatt The Monster
Check out some of the behind the scenes pics from the “Naimsayin” music video.
Deer Valley Unified School District Student Lunch Debt Campaign
Imagine sending your kids to school only to have them return with a breakfast and lunch bill. Now imagine that if you don’t pay the bill, it would be sent to a collection agency. This is not an imagination for everyone. Some parents are facing this reality.
F1 Presents “POD”SON RADIO Episode 40 w/ J-Tweezy of No Limit Records
Podson & Company bring the year to a close with Episode 40, “The Christmas Episode!” This episode is definitely a gift as J-Tweezy of No Limit Records shares stories of his start with No Limit, how he met Master P, and how he has helped artist take the next step in their careers. This was by far the longest episode to date, two hours worth of entertainment. J-Tweezy also talks about what it was like going to high school here in Phoenix, and what Phoenix was like years ago.
From Homeless to Hollywood: Arizona’s Next Big Thing!
Peoria, AZ – Walking into an unfamiliar home studio is actually not that unfamiliar to me. In my line of work, I visit various studios and meet with various artist (at times, I jump behind the mic myself to drop a few bars). This night in particular, as I quietly entered the studio, I heard a calming voice bellowing out over a soothing acoustic.
BIRDCITYVIEW 