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#rewindreview: Elzhi ‘Seven Times Down Eight Times Up’ 2020

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  This Detroit rapper is often forgotten when talking about the best M.C.’s from that city. It could be due to his content not being about negativity all these years. It could be to the fact that he actually raps. It could be due to the amount of music he has(n’t) put out over the years. Regardless of the reason, on ‘Seven Times Down Eight Times Up,’ Elzhi gives one of his most consistent musical offerings yet. This album only features two acts in the vocalist Monica Blaire and rapper Fes Roc. All beats are provided by JR Swiftz who gives Elzhi the right production that fits and reminds listeners of the wheelhouse Elzhi comes from, that include producers like Waajeed and Jay Dee a.k.a. J-Dilla. All while not allowing the production to out shine Elzhi which makes for a “good combination” and satisfying listen. Elzhi has been an urban legend throughout the years due to his talent but lack of albums released; even with this record often forgotten due to it being released during the Pandemic. Although he has had critical acclaim for previous “mixtapes” in the past, ‘Seven Times Down Eight Times Up’ is the album release I have expected from the former Slum Village member all these years. What did you think of the album? Listen to QUANTUM LEAP RADIO every Saturday from 4-6p.m. CST & Thursday from 1-3a.m. CST on 90.1 FM KPFT Houston in HD2 Worldwide @kpft.org/listen (under “kpft in HD2”) Catch past episodes by searching and following @https://linktr.ee/QLEAPRADIO

Digiwaxx New Wednesday Showcases New Heat from Ron Browz, KenTheMan, INasX and Mya

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    Digiwaxx turned up the volume yesterday afternoon with its signature New Music Wednesday, bringing DJs, tastemakers, and artists together for a hybrid experience full of exclusive music and authentic conversation. Hosted in-person at The Penthouse, a rooftop hotspot in Hell’s Kitchen, and streamed virtually to a national DJ audience, this week’s edition was a true celebration of what’s next in hip-hop and R&B. Taking center stage on the rooftop was Harlem’s own Ron Browz, the legendary producer behind tracks like Nas’s “Ether” and his own club anthem “Pop Champagne.” Browz used the occasion to preview music from his highly anticipated upcoming project, Ether Gang Vol. 1—a compilation that channels his classic sound while introducing a new wave of talent. Joining him were two featured artists on the project: Mak, a gritty lyricist from Brooklyn, and Izo, a rising voice representing Harlem. The exclusive music playback revealed tracks rooted in real-life experiences—pain, perseverance, and pride. Their verses brought the streets to the skyline, painting vivid pictures of the challenges and victories that define their respective boroughs. It was clear these aren’t just features—they’re statements. The virtual segment was just as compelling. KenTheMan, the Houston rapper known for her quick wit and fearless bars, came through with a sneak peek of new material that continues to push the boundaries of Southern hip-hop. Following her was INasX, a female R&B singer with a moody, melodic sound that blends soul, pop, and emotional depth. Her music stood out for its honesty and originality—proving she’s an artist to watch. Rounding out the afternoon was Grammy-winning icon Mýa, who debuted her new single “Face to Face.” With sultry production and emotionally rich vocals, the track reflects her maturity as an artist and her ability to remain relevant across generations. True to Digiwaxx’s mission, New Music Wednesday wasn’t just a listening session—it was a space where artists shared their stories, DJs gave real-time feedback, and genuine connections were made. From the rooftops of Manhattan to digital stages across the country, the event captured the pulse of the culture. With Ron Browz’s Ether Gang Vol. 1 setting the tone and standout contributions from Mak, Izo, KenTheMan, INasX, and Mýa, this week’s showcase proved once again: the future of music is in good hands—and it’s being curated right here.

#rewindreview: Sir Menelik a.k.a. Scaramanga ‘Seven Eyes, Seven Horns’ 1998

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  The entity known as Sir Menelik was an understudy of The Great Kool Keith. With that comes the propensity for stream of thought rhyming and multiple personalities when releasing music. ‘Seven Eyes, Seven Horns’ is Sir Menelik’s debut album but under the moniker of “Scaramanga,” a character loosely based on the James Bond villain that owned his own island and “the man with the golden gun.” My interest for this album peaked after numerous features he had with Kool Keith and 12″ inch singles that were released through Rawkus records. Listeners should expect that with “Scaramanga” one will hear the talent of polysyllabic rhyming but if trying to hone in on the meaning of these lyrics, you might be decoding them for years. The title of the album is steeped in the idea of perfect power and perfect vision as God would see it on earth. If one can cut through the abstract lyrics on this album they might be able to hear how Scaramanga describes his vision of lyrical perfection and insight as well. Again a challenge that can only be offered… Sir Menelik was often known to be more “sci-fi” in his content but under “Scaramanga” this album leans into the “streets” and “underworld” aspect one might compare to Raekwon’s ‘Only Built For Cuban Linx’ album or Nas’ “Escobar” era. What makes the album work is the combination of beats provided by Showbiz, Godfather Don, Scholarwise and Scaramanga’s delivery. Tracks like ‘Special EFX,’ ‘Alphabetic Hammer,’ ‘Shallah Magnetic’ and the title track are a reminder of how the independent, underground sound was at it’s best in the late 1990’s. My issue with this album, even still to this day, was more about the sequencing of songs, mainly toward the end of the project. ‘Death Letter’ has the original and remix added and the original’s production doesn’t hold up with the songs surrounding it while the remix might be better but should have been the last track on the album as a “bonus.” With all the time that has past this album gets better simply because of how rare it is and also how unabashed it was in it’s approach. What did you think of the album? Singles include: ‘Special EFX’ & ‘Mind I.C. Mine’ Listen to QUANTUM LEAP RADIO every Saturday from 4-6p.m. CST & Thursday from 1-3a.m. CST on 90.1 FM KPFT Houston in HD2 Worldwide @kpft.org/listen (under “kpft in HD2”) Catch past episodes by searching and following @https://linktr.ee/QLEAPRADIO

#rewindreview: Sach ‘Seven Days To Engineer’ EP 1998

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  During the “file sharing era” I came across many hard to find or never officially released albums. For me that was the purpose of those days, to not simply pilfer off of rapper’s works but to find those gems that might have been lost but now found and digitized, to last forever. The Nonce was a west coast group who in my opinion never got the attention they deserved. Even with a cultural hit song called ‘Mixtapes” and an incredible debut album that song was attached to with ‘World Ultimate,’ Sach & Yusef Afloat were still limited to an “underground” fanbase. This meant if you were not in the general vicinity of the group, one might have missed releases they had. In 1998 Sach put out an EP ‘Seven Days To Engineer’ which by my own account seems to have been a slight “testing of the waters” on how he would a approach a solo release. This EP is about twenty minutes long and has a “demo tape” feel to it as songs don’t sound properly mixed with vocals often not matching the volume level of the music. What is enjoyable about this release is the obscure and often improvisational jazz style of beats that Sach really gets to display here. It would be another 4 years and an unfortunate passing of Yusef Afloat for audiences to get a proper presentation of the sound of Sach but for those who might have got this street tape or took advantage of the “file sharing era,” we were prepared to hear the continuation and genesis of a sound that took seven days to engineer. What did you think of the album? Listen to QUANTUM LEAP RADIO every Saturday from 4-6p.m. CST & Thursday from 1-3a.m. CST on 90.1 FM KPFT Houston in HD2 Worldwide @kpft.org/listen (under “kpft in HD2”) Catch past episodes by searching and following @https://linktr.ee/QLEAPRADIO

Inside the Breakdancing Community: An Electrifying Night at Red Bull BC ONE CYPHER

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#MYCreatives stepping into the vibrant world of breakdancing for the first time, I found myself immersed in an electrifying atmosphere at the Red Bull BC ONE CYPHER in Chelsea, NYC. The Racket NYC Lounge was pulsating with energy as dancers from all corners of the breakdancing community gathered to showcase their skills in this iconic Dance Battle Competition. The night was a revelation, highlighting the raw talent and passion that fuels the Hip Hop events scene. As beats reverberated (Courtesy of DJ FLEG) through the venue and the crowd cheered with enthusiasm, each performance told a unique story, drawing me deeper into the captivating realm of street dance culture. Join me as I relive the unforgettable moments and vibrant spirit of this exhilarating night at the epicenter of breakdancing. Electrifying Atmosphere at Red Bull BC ONE The Red Bull BC ONE CYPHER in Chelsea, NYC was an explosion of sights and sounds. From the moment you walked into the Racket NYC Lounge, the atmosphere was palpable. A mix of anticipation and excitement filled the air, setting the stage for what promised to be an unforgettable night. This section delves into the initial impressions of the venue and the dynamic energy of the crowd. First Impressions of the Venue Walking into the Racket NYC Lounge was like entering an alternate universe where breakdancing reigned supreme. The venue exuded a raw and gritty vibe, perfectly complementing the street dance culture. The dim lighting and vibrant graffiti art on the walls added to the underground feel. Every corner of the space was buzzing with anticipation. As I found my spot, I couldn’t help but soak in every detail. The stage was set at the center, ensuring that all eyes were on the dancers. It was clear from the get-go that this wasn’t just any dance competition; it was a celebration of Hip Hop at its finest. The layout allowed for an intimate experience, letting the audience get up close and personal with the performers. It was easy to see why the Red Bull BC ONE events are revered in the breakdancing community and among Hip Hop enthusiasts. The Energy of the Crowd The crowd at the Red Bull BC ONE CYPHER was nothing short of electric. Enthusiasts from all over had gathered, each bringing their unique energy. The atmosphere was infectious, with cheers and chants echoing off the walls. As the night progressed, the energy only intensified. Each battle was met with roars of support, turning the lounge into a cauldron of enthusiasm. It was more than just spectators watching a dance battle; it was a community coming together to celebrate artistry. The diversity of the audience was striking. From seasoned breakdancers to curious first-timers, the melting pot of backgrounds added to the richness of the experience. It was a testament to how street dance can unify people from different walks of life. Breakdancing Battles Unleashed What truly set the night apart was the ferocity of the battles. Each dancer brought their A-game to the Red Bull BC ONE CYPHER, showcasing an array of jaw-dropping moves and unique styles. This section highlights the most memorable moments and standout performances that made the competition unforgettable. Shocking Upset: NEBZ def MANA — Not discrediting Nebz (Who’s absolutely the goods on the dance floor) I’m going off of first look basis, and just going into it a competitor in MANA, whom to my understanding was in the Olympics (I could be right or wrong on that) despite of pedigree and accolade…Nebz still brought it to the dance floor and got the victory. Top Matches: Swazi vs Kid Break — Most Intense!!!! Kid Break vs Pop — 2nd Most Intense!!! Nebz vs Lineage — REAL TALK Much Respect to the Youngin’ for non-stop bringing the action, and Nebz for showing love as a vet!!! Michiko vs BGal Niki V: Honestly the victory could’ve went either way Nebz vs MANA — Could’ve went either way, regardless of Upset victory Women’s Final Four: B Girl Magic vs KRAZY went there!!!!! Michiko vs BGal NIKI V — WAS a BATTLE to the END!!! Men’s Final Four: Kid Break vs Swazi (Kid Break def. SWAZI) Gravity vs NEBZ (Gravity def. NEBZ) MENS FINAL: Kid Break vs Gravity: No lie, I feel Gravity should’ve flipped his rounds because Kid Break from 1–3 was just flat out going ape sh__ and quite frankly was making it difficult for the judges not to decide unanimously the new young King Of NYC!!!! WOMEN’S FINAL: Krazy vs BGirl Niki V: YES, BGirl Niki V was giving a fighting chance, as well as staying the course as she did to reach the Finals….but the night just outright belonged to her opponent. KRAZY no questions throughout the BGirl Bracket literally left no rounds behind. Thus, reasoning of her to become the 2025 Champion. Final Results: Men’s CHAMP (B-Boy): Kid Break Women’s CHAMP (B-Girl): KRAZY Standout Performer and Styles Several performances stood out, each bringing something unique to the table. The diversity in styles was a testament to the richness of the breakdancing culture. From traditional power moves to innovative new styles, the variety was astounding. One dancer captivated the audience with a blend of classical and modern techniques, seamlessly transitioning between the two. Their fluidity and control were unmatched, setting a high bar for the rest of the night. Another standout was a group that incorporated storytelling into their routine. They used their performance to convey a powerful message, proving that breakdancing is not just about moves but also about expression. The innovation and creativity on display were truly inspiring. TOP Performers: First off, OMEGA S/o & #ReemoAproved to DJ FLEG….his selection and mixes were bar none TOP NOTCH, as well as really made the event feel complete with the level of what the competitors brought for the event….now onto the Performers!!!!! NEBZ: He made the Final Four for a reason, SWAG, MOVES, DETERMINATION, TECHNIQUE, and just flat out PERFORMER!!! SWAZI: REAL TALK A Potential TOP 5’er of his class to me and just off the first time ever seeing him. LEGIT undeniable T-A-L-E-N-T, showmanship and a half. Honestly, if not facing Kid Break in

Get in tune for Zeddy Will’s “Set The Tone”: Your Backstage Pass to the May 2025 Album Drop

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What’s it dew #MyCreatives, and hip hop music fans! Ready to add some tracks to your playlist for 2025?!!!! Zeddy Will has his much-awaited album, “Set The Tone.” out now!!!! We got a sneak peek into his creative process, and trust us, it’s straight fire! Zeddy shares what inspired him and gives a hint of what each track might bring. His mix of raw energy and storytelling is something only he can pull off. Are you ready to peek into the mind of one of hip-hop’s rising talents? Let’s dive into this musical journey! Don’t forget to hit him up on Instagram. Creative Process Behind “Set The Tone” “Set The Tone” isn’t just another album for Zeddy Will — it’s a deep dive into his world. Let’s unwrap how he crafted his unique sound and storytelling vibe. Unveiling Artistic Inspirations Zeddy’s got influences from the legends of classic hip-hop to the fresh beats of today. His music is powered by personal stories and cultural moments. It’s like patching together a quilt made of hustle, success, and deep-thinking vibes for the Queensbridge Native. A major influence for Zeddy is the street’s pulse and city’s life, fueling his every beat and line. The live show buzz really gets his creativity flowing, powering a back-and-forth between him and his fans that makes his tracks hit home. According to Zeddy when asked about tracks he would perform at Rolling Loud? He replied, “Twerkin’, Back Back w/ French Montana, and Joe Budden Freestyle.” Also, what drives him to push limits and try out new sounds. For the #RugerSprayyyyyer, I feel: Back Back w/ French Montana Twerkin’  Want That, Need That Twisted I Got You feat Lil TJay Check out his Spotify page for more of his musical journey. Here’s the sitdown one on one interview: Musical Evolution and Themes Reflecting his journey, Zeddy’s taken his music to the next level with “Set The Tone.” This album shows off his big style evolution, blending old-school with new-school vibes. Diverse Soundscapes: From trap beats to soulful grooves, the album covers it all. Lyrical Depth: He tackles themes like identity, strength, and personal growth in his songs. Innovative Production: Cool new production tricks bump up the listening experience. Zeddy’s fearless in pushing his creative limits, making “Set The Tone” a must-listen for both loyal fans and new listeners. This album is about his growth as an artist, showcasing a rich sonic adventure. Already the buzz around town is Zeddy Will’s new album is off the charts. Fans are highly appreciated of the release. Press Runs: Zeddy’s keeping the hype alive with media days, as wellas appearances on major publications, and platforms. A couple of tracks released: Some lucky fans got to hear snippets of unreleased tracks on DSPs. Launch Events: Media Days, Meet & Greets, as well as guest appearances on media platforms. The anticipation was at an all-time high as the release date was near. Zeddy’s drive for going above and beyond hints that “Set The Tone” will meet the expectations. As per usual #MyCreatives, ON TO THE NEXT!!!! Author, Reemo Meerak Follow Me on Social Media: IG: https://www.instagram.com/reemomeerak_ X(Twitter): https://twitter.com/reemomeerak_ Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@reemomeerak_ LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kareemreemomeeraktyson Subscribe to The Podcast; Reemo Meerak: The C.U.T.S. https://www.youtube.com/@TheCUTS_ For Interviews, Cover your event, write a review, or Features: [email protected] OR [email protected]

#rewindreview: Little Brother ‘Separate But Equal’ 2008

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  Initially released in 2006 for D.J. Drama’s ‘Gangsta Grillz’ mixtapes, is another project from the North Carolina team that was holding their ground during the mid 2000’s. After a critically acclaimed debut with ‘The Listening’ and a controversial but beneficial follow up album with ‘The Minstrel Show,’ Little Brother needed to keep their brand alive. They no longer had the hope of assistance with a major label and as a group they did not rely on drug raps are artificial street narratives to appeal to the masses. Having a ‘Gangsta Grillz’ tape was a huge thing for them as it put them in front of a crowd that needed (although they will never admit) the co-sign of a major label and want to hear that “ignorant sh!t” (c)Jay-Z. ‘Separate But Equal’ provides a different sound for “LB” that further closes the gap for an audience not keen on “truskool” HOP music. A good thing for that crowd but maybe not as good for day one fans. Hearing D.J. Drama scream his name through the transitions of these tracks was a personal turn off for me so it was a pleasure when the “Drama free” version was available a couple of years later. This release felt more like an album and I could appreciate the songs more but there was still an air of thinking this is not the best “LB,” in terms off songs one could get from the group. Production was provided by 9th Wonder and Khrysis with tracks from Illmind, D.R., The Kreators and Young Cee. All managed to give this release a more rugged vibe to suit the D.J. Drama crowd. Little Brother fans were familiar with featured acts like L.E.G.A.C.Y., Joe Scudda, Chaundon, Skyzoo, Supastition and Darien Brockington but there were a couple of shocking features like Bun B. and Mos Def. My personal issue with this release is the very apparent content and lyrics which saw Big Pooh being even more aggressive in his approach, which feels more like overcompensating for a certain audience than being authentic. For many who discovered Little Brother due to ‘The Minstrel Show’ or later, will probably appreciate this project more as it doesn’t do much in progressing the creativity Little Brother is known for. What did you think of the album? Listen to QUANTUM LEAP RADIO every Saturday from 4-6p.m. CST & Thursday from 1-3a.m. CST on 90.1 FM KPFT Houston in HD11 Worldwide @kpft.org/listen (under “kpft in HD2”) Catch past episodes by searching and following @https://linktr.ee/QLEAPRADIO

#rewindreview: Big Mon ‘Senses’ EP 2018

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  The other side of Houston T.X.’s Hip-Hop music scene has yet to be truly recognized around the world. The images and sounds that people know the city for are as necessary as the images and sounds that gave cities like Los Angeles an identity. Like Los Angeles who have had a plethora of HOP music acts that did not fit in those narrow borders, as a music scene they have thrived over the years by recognizing and cultivating what made their scene great in totality. Houston is still waiting to not “box out” those who provided a different color of paint to an audience not from the city and one of those acts was a group called K-Otix, who consist of Damien, The ARE and Big Mon. After several releases since 1997, multiple features and even a controversial song that broke through to B.E.T. news, member Big Mon tried his hand at a solo release in 2018. Under the Da King & I Records which was Kay (of The Foundation) and bass player King Mason’s label, ‘Senses’ is blessed with a sound of funk, Jazz and hardcore rap that feels like one jam session. Big Mon takes the opportunity to enhance this fact among listeners, he has always been a premiere M.C. that can take immediate control of ones attention with his commanding voice. From the intro with Dungeon Family’s Big Rube to the last track with the vocal harmonies of PZ, Big Mon along with Kay & King Mason control one’s “senses” with the right frequencies, to add another piece of art to that often neglected sector of #HUEston Hip-Hop music. What did you think of the album? Singles include: ‘Crown/Fear’ Listen to QUANTUM LEAP RADIO every Saturday from 4-6p.m. CST & Thursday from 1-3a.m. CST on 90.1 FM KPFT Houston in HD11 Worldwide @kpft.org/listen (under “kpft in HD2”) Catch past episodes by searching and following @https://linktr.ee/QLEAPRADIO

Why You Can’t Miss the Next NYU Sports Film Festival: A Guide for Urban Culture Buffs

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If you’re vibin’ with sports flicks and urban culture, then the NYU Sports Film Festival is the event you just can’t let slide! 🎥✨ Picture stepping into a cinematic world where sports legends and urban tales mix it up, creating a dope fusion of stories that hit home with the city’s pulse. This year’s festival was straight-up fire, dropping everything from heart-racing documentaries to narrative masterpieces that kept the crowd hyped. We’re talking about films that dive into the historic roots of combat sports and the vibrant rhythm of Harlem’s iconic Kingdome basketball tournament. So, why keep chillin’? Mark your calendars for next year’s festival, where the passion for sports and storytelling lights up NYC’s core! Dive into NYU Sports Film Festival The NYU Sports Film Festival is where sports and storytelling hook up. This annual gig, right in the bustling heart of NYC, is all about celebrating filmmakers who bring sports stories alive. Plus, the festival’s lineup is loaded with films that capture the heartbeat of sports culture, making it a must for fans and creators alike. Don’t sleep on it—check out the official selections for the impressive roster. Experience Night 2 Highlights Night 2 of the NYU Sports Film Festival was buzzing. Attendees got to kick back and enjoy an epic mix of films that explored the crossroads of sports and culture. For instance, The Call of Combat hit the scene, showing off combat sports through a fresh lens, diving into the discipline and community defining each style. Also, peep Surrender to the Sound, a tribute to women’s soccer supporter groups. This flick was a standout, spotlighting the spirited world of Angel City FC’s fans. Through the narrative of Lesly Vanessa and her second fam, AC Pandemonium, the film looked at fandom with a fresh twist. And let’s not forget Tough Moves, chronicling Arminius and his chessboxing journey. This unique sport blends strategic thinking with endurance, offering a fresh angle on competitive arenas. These stories gripped the audience, each film bringing a new view on the punch of sports. Celebrate the Awards Ceremony The Awards Ceremony at the NYU Sports Film Festival was all about honoring legends. It celebrated the creative minds behind the year’s sickest sports documentaries and narratives. The vibe in the room was lit as filmmakers waited to hear who snagged the W. In the mix was Andrew Long’s Without Glory, scooping up Best Documentary. This film nailed the raw spirit of sportsmanship and legacy. Plus, the Pitch Contest awards hyped up new talents pushing the limits of sports storytelling. Yet, the ceremony wasn’t just about the wins; it was also about community and sharing ideas. Filmmakers and attendees dived into vibrant talks about the future of sports films, building a network of passionate storytellers. It was a night underscoring the festival’s role in molding sports narratives. Meet the Film Festival Winners The NYU Sports Film Festival is known for spotlighting top-notch talent. This year’s winners truly represented storytelling excellence, capturing all sorts of vibes in sports culture. Get familiar with the festival winners and their powerful narratives. Best Documentary: Without Glory Without Glory, under the direction of Andrew Long, bagged the Best Documentary award. This film takes a deep dive into sportsmanship and the drive for greatness. Its storyline digs into the sacrifices and triumphs shaping an athlete’s grind. Key insights: Legacy and Sacrifice: The documentary throws light on the hardcore commitment athletes give to their game, even at personal costs. Community Impact: It also shows how sports can unite communities, sparking hope and inspiration. Visual Storytelling: Long’s approach to the visuals draws viewers deep into the athletes’ world, sparking an emotional tie. This award-winning flick proves how documentaries can bring real-life sports stories to the spotlight. Pitch Contest Highlights The Pitch Contest was the spot for fresh filmmakers to drop their innovative ideas. It showcased a burst of creativity, as filmmakers pitched stories breaking the mold in traditional sports storytelling. Highlights include: Audience Award: Rites Of Spirit by Josh Molinari captured audiences with its spiritual twist on sports. Jury Prize: Peter Carellini’s True Scotsman hit the judges with its cultural depth and narrative power. Innovative Stories: These pitches combined sports with personal journeys, showing off the diverse potential in sports storytelling. The contest spotlighted the festival’s role in raising new talent and sparking new narratives challenging the usual sports films. Unforgettable Film Experiences Beyond the contests, the NYU Sports Film Festival serves up unforgettable experiences that hit home with audiences. It showcases films that explore the core of sports and their cultural weight. Check out the event schedule for more deets. Explore Diverse Sports Documentaries The festival offered up a range of documentaries, bringing unique views on sports. These films went beyond the game, unveiling the broader cultural and social vibes they hold. Key documentaries: The Call of Combat: This documentary provided an in-depth peek into combat sports, laying bare the discipline and legacy built into each form. Kingdome: A deep dive into Harlem’s legendary basketball tournament, showcasing its influence on the community and its unity role. These films captured sports as a mirror of society, highlighting their role in crafting cultural narratives. Must-See Films and Reviews Attendees got to dive into some films that left a lasting stamp. These movies brought fresh spins on sports narratives, each with its own story and style. Highlights include: Tough Moves: A flick balancing the brainy and physical demands of chessboxing, giving a unique sports experience. The Eight Count: This story features a young boxer and her family challenges, striking a chord with audiences, blending sports with deep drama. Kingdome: Definitely was one of the best ones, as well as hit home. These films weren’t just tales; they were experiences engaging viewers’ emotions and intellect, showcasing the depth and variety of sports narratives. WINNERS: Best Documentary: Andrew Long – Without Glory Best Open Documentary: Madee Sabatier – Surrender To The Sound Best NYU Narrative: Alan He – An De Lu Best Open Narrative: La Ambicion

Get Ready for Laughs, Legacy, and Lyrics: Ep 155 of C.U.T.S. Podcast with Chey and Weather Park 

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Hey there, #MyCreatives, and hip-hop heads!!! You won’t wanna miss the next-level vibes on Reemo Meerak’s C.U.T.S. Podcast. Buckle up for Episode 155, where we chop it up with two rising stars, Chey and Weather Park. These two are bringing that fresh spice and those throwback feels, keeping the Wu-Tang vibes alive and kickin’. This ain’t just any convo — it’s a journey through humor, deep chats, and those rhymes that’ll keep you coming back for more. This episode got enough laughs, legacy, and lyrics to go around. Ready to hear the future of hip-hop? Dive into the stories and beats we’re about to unleash. Tune in here!   Get to Know the New Kids on the Block Say what up to Chey and Weather Park, two rising talents making their mark on hip-hop like it ain’t no thing. Each brings their own flavor to the mix, blending dope beats with some killer backgrounds to blaze their own trails.   Chey: She’s Got Words to Say! 🎤 Chey’s not just grabbing attention; she’s running the show with her unique flair and hard-hitting lyrics. Her sound? A seamless stampede of classic vibes and new-gen beats that leaves both old and new fans vibin’. Wanna catch her fire performances? Hit up YouTube. Chey flicks it up with host; Reemo Meerak Weather Park: Making Waves on His Way 🌊 Weather Park’s not just another name — you feel me? He’s that real deal, packing raw energy and truth in every line. Riding a creative wave, he’s proof that art and angst mix perfectly. Kick it with Weather’s growth and groove over at the Latest Weather Report. Weather Park with tha flcik’it up The Wu-Tang Clan Legacy: Still Running the Game 👐 Let’s take a sec to shout out the Wu-Tang Clan! These legends are the blueprint for the game, with a legacy that’s still shaping today’s artists like Chey and Weather Park. As they rise, they echo Wu-Tang’s creativity and authenticity. Those intricate bars and bada** beats are setting the stage for others to bust boundaries! Wanna dig deeper into their epic journey? Check ’em out on Spotify — “Yah-Yah”.   Latest Single out now!!!!! Behind The Scenes of Episode 155 🎧✨ Peek behind the curtains of Episode 155, where laughs and music blend for a podcast experience like no other. On deck w/ Episode 155 Laughs & Lyrics with Your Guy; Reemo Meerak!!!! Reemo threads the needle like no one else. Episode 155 serves a mix of soul-stirring stories and comedic gold with Chey and Weather Park in the spotlight. Ready to go on this rollercoaster of feels and fun? Jump into the convo on Apple Podcasts and get lost in Reemo’s storytelling heat. Why should C.U.T.S. Podcast be Your New Fave 🏆? For all you hip-hop culture vultures and music scene explorers out there, C.U.T.S. Podcast is your go-to. Reemo’s not just hosting; he’s throwing down with the artists who’s gonna shape tomorrow’s soundscape. Hungry for more? Find those dope and insightful convos you crave on Spotify. Here’s a Clip of the new segment; “BARS or CAP”: Spotlight on “Yah-Yah”: The Latest Music Video Drop 🎬🎶 As if Chey and Weather Park weren’t already turning heads, their latest music video “Yah-Yah” is here to blow minds and shake the scene. With visuals as dynamic as the duo themselves, “Yah-Yah” delivers a compelling narrative paired with an electric vibe. Picture a blend of raw talent and slick production — a feast for the eyes and ears. The video is a testament to their craft, weaving storytelling into an irresistible track that captures the energy of the streets while paying homage to the legends that paved the way. With each beat, “Yah-Yah” invites you to dive into its layered rhythms and lyrical prowess, a perfect extension of the vibes we explored in Episode 155. Can’t get enough of that fresh content? Check out the “Yah-Yah” music video and get ready to hit replay. 🎥👀 Watch “Yah-Yah” Now on YouTube! Keep your eyes peeled — because Chey and Weather Park are just getting started, and “Yah-Yah” is only the beginning of what promises to be an exciting journey in the world of hip-hop music videos! As per usual, ON TO THE NEXT #MyCreatives Author, Reemo Meerak Follow Me on Social Media: IG: https://www.instagram.com/reemomeerak_ X(Twitter): https://twitter.com/reemomeerak_ Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@reemomeerak_ LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kareemreemomeeraktyson Subscribe to The Podcast; Reemo Meerak: The C.U.T.S. https://www.youtube.com/@TheCUTS_ Subscribe To My Vlog Channel — Reemo Meerak: ReemTV: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzeBLMMZerckVQ9LJa93oZw For Interviews, Cover your event, write a review, or Features: [email protected] OR [email protected]

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