This podcast features an interview with AC203, a Connecticut-based artist who throws the annual Showtime Music Festival. AC203 discusses the importance of building platforms for artists, his own music career, and the state of Connecticut's music scene. He emphasizes the need for unity among artists and the importance of genuine support, rather than just "down stitching" or copying other artists' work. Highlights: -AC203 prioritizes quality over quantity in his festival, believing in providing a platform for artists of diverse styles. -The festival has evolved from a free, local event to a larger, ticketed event held in a baseball stadium. -AC203 finds balance between his artistry and business by strategically planning his year around his festival and showcases.-He encourages artists to find ways to monetize their work, both through music and tangible goods.-AC203 sees a lack of unity in Connecticut's music scene, with artists often supporting only their "click" or those with established clout.

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This episode delves into a wide range of topics, from conspiracy theories to the current state of society. The hosts share their perspectives on everything from Diddy's controversies to the importance of supporting local artists and the struggles of black women. Highlights: -The "Ants Trying to Build a Car" Analogy: The hosts use this analogy to illustrate the absurdity of the human condition. They compare us to ants trying to build a car without fully comprehending its purpose or function, highlighting our pursuit of purpose and meaning in a seemingly chaotic and nonsensical world. -The Power of Black Women in 2024: The hosts celebrate the growing influence and economic success of black women, highlighting their strength and ability to thrive in a world that often oppresses them. -The Importance of Rebuilding Communities: The hosts discuss the need to reclaim and revitalize neighborhoods by investing in local communities, encouraging ownership and fostering a sense of belonging. -The Value of Collaboration and Support: They emphasize the power of collaboration and genuine support among creatives, highlighting the importance of building each other up and sharing resources. - Being Present and Embracing the "Ying and Yang": The hosts stress the importance of being present in the moment, embracing both positivity and negativity as vital aspects of life, and acknowledging the importance of empathy in an often challenging world.

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The studio is ready and it is magnificent, front the architecture to the technology down. to the vibe. Chill Shump explains what he sees his role as with the studio and the resume he has built. He discuss ct Artist such as slowly and their dynamic partnership as well as ct music such who he loved working with and more.

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Kai40Cal is an old soul in a youthful vessel. He came back to talk about the growth changes within himself since his first appearance, as well as the growth with his music, he addresses him being called out in Hartford artist, Still Mayze diss song and much more you don't want to miss out on

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When you’re destined for greatness, you just have the walk the path that is given to you because you know every step you take leads to a bigger picture. Each step is just another piece to the puzzle coming together. Marcus knows what’s meant for him and he’s making sure he is the best him and ready for all the success that awaits him.

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From dancing on AGT (America's Got Talent) to touring around the world performing and dancing on some of the biggest stages to transition into being an artist. Frenchie does not let ceilings limit him because he doesn't see himself as having limiters. Learn the story pf how he became a dance contortionist and what made him want to express himself through music now. Shout out to the Bay Area, the origination of a lot of our favorite slang words.

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