Whoa! Did you just stumble into Ollie’s? Because this week’s episode is a HOT THREE-FOR-ONE DEAL. That’s right, three takes on the same song, courtesy of Proxy, Keef and…uh, DJ E-State? It’s a real grab bag of vibes. And along the way, we’ll touch on some of life’s biggest questions:
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Turn the lights down low… ’cause we ’bout to get FREAK-AY. In this week’s Kast, we really tear into the “rump roast,” i.e. discuss the Hall & Oates-sampling raunch-fest “Swisher Sweetheart.” And to aid us in our discussion we have none other than *actual* hip-hop producer and engineer DJ Ray. Find out why Ray chose Keef to be one of his final musical collaborators in the Detroit area… and what his artistic process looks like. PLUS: A how-to on getting your music streaming on Apple, Spotify, etc. Join us?
Choke down those omega-3s and slip on your Crocs, because today’s Kast is all about the Proxy solo jam “Bed, Bath, Etc.” That’s right… It’s a deep dive into the world of middle-class suburban white moms, through the lens of rap (for some reason). We’d love to say that if you listen it will all make sense, but… it won’t. You’ll have fun anyway though! *And* you’ll be treated to the carefully manicured thoughts of two cis white dudes on Michael Jackson, R. Kelly and cancel culture at large. Hoo boy… Join us?
See? We told you we’d be back! In the 43rd episode of this here rap podcast, we explore the Sweet Tooth track “Trill Mix,” which features guest rapper Exactly (of Stereoloud fame). We talk beats and flows… wince at some of Keef’s references to female anatomy… and speculate about the race of John Oates (turns out he’s Italian-Moroccan, guys!). In other words… it’s business as usual. Join us?
Needle drop: “The Boys Are Back in Town (sCreWed aND ChOpPed reMiX)”
That’s right. We. Are. BACK. After a 2.5-month hiatus, the Kasting Cuzzins are picking up where we left off, with weekly episodes dissecting the bad white rap tracks of our youth. And this week’s track is one for the ages, man…
Listen as we discuss the toxic masculine energy of Proxy’s solo joint, “B(ad) Day.” Plus: R.I.P. to Shock G, a shout-out to Eazy-E and W.T.F.? to skateboard rap.
Kasting Cuzzins: A Podcast About Rap... By Two Recovering White Rappers