J Ross Parrelli: Beats Lyrics Leader

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-cby25-da8c11

Charron sat with Universal Recording Artist J Ross Parrelli.

 

DISCLAIMER: due to internet connection, J Ross recording suffered some audio issues.

 

Topics Discuss:

 

  • Emcee origin
  • Beats Lyrics Leader
  • Poetry Slams to Rap Battle
  • Jazz Singer
  • Favorite Album
  • Being signed & indie artist
  • Indie Film Actor: Something inside is Broken
  • Auburn Hip hop Congress
  • Page vs. Stage
  • Top 5 Rappers
  • Social Media
  • Is Hip-Hop Spiritual?

 

Social media and website:

 

J Ross Parrelli

Instagram: Jrossparrelli

www.beatslyricleaders.com

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2immYMr4fvB9oTdnprkZsQ

Iambic Poetry Podcast:

Https://linktr.ee/iambiczine

 

Song excerpt:

J Ross Parrelli – What is J

J Ross Parrelli – Golden Dreams

Moon magic: Hip-hop Poetic Spellcaster

CharRon sat down with fellow MoVal(Moreno Valley) native, Moon Magic.

Topics discussed:

  •  Her Origin
  •  Living in Moreno Valley
  •  College Life
  •  Rapping in Southern California
  •  NorCal Culture Shock
  •  Moving to Sacramento
  •  Word Wizardz
  •  Theater Mutiny collaboration
  •  Her Alter Ego
  •  Page vs. Stage
  •  Instagram Live Experience
  •  Emcee or Poet?
  •  Being an Artist
  •  Top 5 Rappers
  •  Social media

Social media and Website:

www.moonmagicflow.com

Social media: @moonmagicflow

Iambic Poetry Podcast:

The 80s

Old Man Talks

I was a toddler when the year 1980 began.  I was also fortunate to have cable at home. So, most of my childhood was being babysat by a television. During my adolescent years, I would watch after school cartoons and Music Television(MTV).  Rock and pop video were the rage on television with wild hair bands and colorful outfits.  It got to the point where I would go to school and see kids already sporting outfits they saw on a video. MTV had a powerful impact on the 80s generation.  So, It is surprising to view documentaries about popular topic. For example, Michael Jackson being the first Black artist to appear on MTV, YO MTV Rap was only suppose to be one season but became bigger than they could imagine.  These events made powerful strides in the music to the viewing public that can still be influential today.

But, here is a pop mix that will give you a sample of what I am talking about:

Make A Move Feat. Aerial – SoundCloud

This is a pretty cool track. Interesting rhymes scheme and the use of the Black Sheep, “Choice is Yours” hook. Shout out to Aerial on the rhyme and the Beat. Now, make a move. 

Listen to Make A Move Feat. Aerial by Aerial09 #np on #SoundCloud