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G40 On Kodak Black & Rod Wave Showing Him Love, Rap Saving His Life, How To Test If A Pill Is Fa Hotney 13 Ansichten • 2 Jahre vor

G40 "Off The Porch" Interview

We recently sat down with buzzing Florida artist G40 for an exclusive “Off The Porch” interview! During our conversation he talked about his plans for 2025, explains why he left Florida & moved to Atlanta recently, having to adjust recording in studios compared to recording at home, coming a long way in his life, buying his mom a house before he bought a chain, reveals he has a baby on the way, being born & raised in West Palm Beach, the way of life in his hood, outgrowing his city, jumping off the porch when he was 15, his dad catching him stealing his gun, learning not to trust other people, having to go to jail & deal with house arrest for over 3 years, jail helping him turn his life around, breaking generation curses, starting to rap in 2021 while on house arrest, reveals the police raided his house 3 times in one month, rap saving his life, his music blowing up on SoundCloud, Reace Sosa encouraging him to start rapping, getting over a million streams in a week while being independent, Kodak Black reaching out to him & showing his music love, Rod Wave using his music on his IG posts, reveals he signed a distribution deal, his new project ‘The Kid That I Did’, starting a new wave in his city, putting different vibes on the project, upcoming music video for “Letter 2 Da Guys”, upcoming features with Hurricane Wisdom, Lil Double 0 & Lil Crix, being proud of himself, explains how to test if your pills are fake, longterm goals, and much more!

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"Off The Porch" is Dirty Glove Bastard's exclusive interview series where artists, producers, DJs & industry insiders are given a platform to tell their unfiltered story. Dirty Glove Bastard was created in 2007 to shine more light on the buzzing, regional music scenes in the South & Midwest.

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Machel Montano: Tiny Desk Concert Hotney 11 Ansichten • 2 Jahre vor

Nikki Birch | January 13, 2025
The first law of soca music, according to Machel Montano, is: "it's dancing time all the time." And in his Tiny Desk Concert, the "King of Soca" provides irrefutable evidence to support that statement.

Montano's performance is the first to bring soca, the high energy dance music of the Caribbean, to the Tiny Desk. The genre was born in Trinidad and Tobago in the early 1970s when calypso artist Lord Shorty (who later chose the name Ras Shorty I) added traditional Indian percussion instruments and rhythms to calypso music — itself a fusion that incorporates elements of African, Venezuelan, French and American music.

A proud Trinidadian, Montano's contribution to soca has earned him awards and recognition since his youth. His career began in earnest when he was 7 years old, and by the time he was 10, he'd shared the stage with Calypsonian pioneers and icons, most notably performing at Madison Square Garden with Mighty Sparrow, Lord Kitchener and The Mighty Shadow.

Indeed, Montano's Tiny Desk Concert was representative of his 40-plus-year career and, to the delight of those in attendance, included some of his biggest hits: "One More Time," "Famalay," "Like Ah Boss" and "Soca Kingdom."

Guests who attended Montano's performance came ready to fête! They jumped, they wined and they waved the flags of their respective Caribbean islands up high, singing along word for word. Being a Barbados-born, Saint Lucian-bred gyal, seeing and feeling the spirit of unity inherent to the cultural sound ingrained in my DNA — and foundational to my upbringing — represented at Tiny Desk made me beam with pride. If this is your first exposure to soca music, I suggest you stretch and loosen up your waistline before pushing play on this one, because there is no sitting still when soca fills the room.

SET LIST
"One More Time"
"Dance With You"
"Fast Wine"
"Like Ah Boss"
"Famalay"
"Soca Kingdom"

MUSICIANS
Machel Montano: vocals
Dwain Antrobus: keys
Duane Williams: effects
Bayete Williams: keys
Damien Neblett: bass
Melvin Alick: drums
Kyle Peters: guitar
Modupe Onilu: percussion
Rhys Thompson: percussion
Etienne Charles: trumpet, flügelhorn
Lamar Robinson: background vocals
Michael Chandler: background vocals

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Nikki Birch
Director/Editor: Joshua Bryant
Audio Technical Director: Josh Newell
Host/Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Videographers: Joshua Bryant, Maia Stern, Alanté Serene, Mitra I. Arthur
Audio Engineer: Tiffany Vera Castro
Photographer: Sofia Seidel
Tiny Desk Team: Hazel Cills, Ashley Pointer, Kara Frame
Executive Producer: Suraya Mohamed
Series Creators: Bob Boilen, Stephen Thompson
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins

#nprmusic #tinydesk #machelmontano

From The Top: Tiny Desk Concert Hotney 8 Ansichten • 2 Jahre vor

Tom Huizenga | January 15, 2025
There is no greater day each year at the Tiny Desk, for this music nerd, than when we host young musicians from the organization called From the Top. Through its 25 years of radio broadcasts, digital content and fellowships, FTT is a robust platform that showcases and supports young musicians around the country. And the three teenaged artists they’ve gathered here will renew your faith in the future of music.

Thirteen-year-old Cameron Renshaw, from Byron Center, Mich., is a born entertainer. “I really pour my heart out whenever I play,” he told Ellen DeGeneres when he appeared on her program at age 9. He was so exuberant he probably could have hosted the show himself. For us he plays a tricky piece on a single string of his cello by the 19th century violin hotshot Nicolò Paganini. The calm smiles on Renshaw’s face belie the difficulty of the music as he fingers wispy harmonics and leans into serious shredding.

Violinist Laura Jin, a 12-year-old wunderkind attending the pre-college program at Juilliard, might be soft spoken, even shy, but she thrives on danger. Which is why she’s playing Wieniawski’s flamboyant Polonaise Op. 4. “I really enjoy this piece because it has many technical difficulties,” she explains before launching into a thicket of double stops, pizzicato and harmonics, offering a sterling tone and preserving the splendor and swagger of the piece.

Rhyuhn Green, a sartorially resplendent 18-year-old from Philadelphia, lives a double life as both an extraordinary pianist and a composer fielding commissions. He’ll release his debut album this month. He wrote the Impromptu “Symbiosis” at age 9 and it has evolved ever since, with its wealth of hummable tunes, romantic flourishes a la Chopin and a billowing, passionate crescendo.

In the end, our Tiny Desk crew — along with an audience of doting parents and From the Top staffers — all knew that something important and kind of miraculous had taken place. Together, we created a document for the world to witness the powerful message of great music made by the next generation of very fine musicians.

SET LIST
Nicolò Paganini: Variations on One String on a theme by Rossini (excerpt)
Henryk Wieniawski: Polonaise de Concert, Op. 4
Rhyuhn Green: Impromptu in F minor “Symbiosis”

MUSICIANS
Cameron Renshaw: cello; Eden Chen: piano (Paganini)
Laura Jin: violin; Eri Kang: piano (Wieniawski)
Rhyuhn Green: piano (Green)

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Tom Huizenga
Director/Editor: Kara Frame
Audio Technical Director: Josh Newell
Host/Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Videographers: Kara Frame, Maia Stern, Joshua Bryant
Audio Engineer: Josephine Nyounai
Production Assistants: Ashley Pointer, Elle Mannion
Photographer: Sofia Seidel
Tiny Desk Copy Editor: Hazel Cills
Executive Producer: Suraya Mohamed
Series Creators: Bob Boilen, Stephen Thompson
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins

#tinydesk #nprmusic #fromthetop

The Red Clay Strays: Tiny Desk Concert Hotney 17 Ansichten • 2 Jahre vor

Ann Powers | January 17, 2025
The Red Clay Strays is a big band with a future that keeps expanding. In the past few years the Mobile, Ala.-born five-piece has rocketed from club gigs to major stages like Colorado's Red Rocks and Nashville's Ryman Auditorium on the strength of its joyful interplay and soaring Southern rock sound. It wasn't a given that the Strays could rein in the grandeur that its fanbase relishes to fit the modest Tiny Desk. But this easy rolling set shows what's made these longtime road dogs one of the fastest-rising ensembles in any genre right now: the ability to blend intimate and epic moments in a seamless and perfectly modulated performance.

Singer Brandon Coleman possesses serious magnetism and a unique, keening voice — looking eerily like Boyd Holbrook as Johnny Cash in the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, he shared stories of self-doubt and solace in a higher power while introducing favorites like "I'm Still Fine." But the Strays are a band, not just a set piece for a handsome frontman, and the interplay on chooglers like "Ramblin'" or ballads like "Wanna Be Loved" will have viewers returning to this set. It's just so fun to watch keyboardist Sevans Henderson trade riffs with bottleneck guitarist Zach Rishel, or track how drummer John Hall adjusts his mighty power to the Desk's confines. And the Strays keep things inventive, always. "Changed that one up completely — it was scary," guitarist and songwriter Drew Nix laughed after the band's swinging new take on its hit ballad "Wanna Be Loved." No need for fear — the Red Clay Strays continue to prove they're up to any challenge.

SET LIST
"Ramblin'"
"Wanna Be Loved"
"I'm Still Fine"
"God Does"
"Moments"

MUSICIANS
Brandon Coleman: lead vocals, guitar
Drew Nix: vocals, electric guitar, harmonica
Zach Rishel: electric guitar
Andy Bishop: bass
John Hall: drums
Sevans Henderson: keys

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Ashley Pointer
Director/Editor: Joshua Bryant
Audio Technical Director: Josh Newell
Host/Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Videographers: Joshua Bryant, Kara Frame, Maia Stern, Alanté Serene
Audio Engineer: Josephine Nyounai
Production Assistant: Elle Mannion
Photographer: Zayhra Rodriguez
Tiny Desk Copy Editor: Hazel Cills
Executive Producer: Suraya Mohamed
Series Creators: Bob Boilen, Stephen Thompson
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins

#nprmusic #tinydesk #redclaystrays

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