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Stream "Perspective" EP Part 1 by ReaLife

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Supporting Local Artists Episode6: ReaLife + K. Good + Eastside Riders + Seattle Public Library + & more...

EPISODE6 (Download This Podcast:  http://bit.ly/2M9KT48 ) Contents Experiencing Real Life: A Conversation with Gerald “ReaLife” Beamon By Jhantu Randall http://bit.ly/2M5hvfj   Ed Sheeran's $213.9 million grossing 2018 tour breaks records http://bit.ly/2NZXHKz   How A Local Bicycle Club is Making a Difference in Watts, CA http://bit.ly/2vmkWXO   Morris Media Studios Brings Internet Radio to Crenshaw http://bit.ly/2mXbciR   Why They Are Planning to Expand Los Angeles County Jail http://bit.ly/2M6KUWj   Tyrese Discusses His Beef With The Rock http://bit.ly/2NYSp1U   BIRMINGHAM'S K. GOOD IS FLASHY IN "NO MORE WAITING" (Music Video) http://bit.ly/2Aqzf3b   IMERALD BROWN ENIGMA | BAY AREA AND SEATTLE CONNECT http://bit.ly/2v4NQfP   THIS MONTH ONLY THE SEATTLE LIBRARY WILL BUY YOUR MUSIC http://bit.ly/2AoAvns   Chris Rivers- You're Lonely (((AUDIO))) http://bit.ly/2vleYXd ThaWilsonBlock Magazine is a monthly digital publication showcasing loca...

Hip Hop: The Emergence of Da Pantha (Article by Jhantu Randall)

Listen to Seven Da Pantha's music    ///   Article by Jhantu Randall It was a hot July day stuck in traffic trying to get to the library on 56th and South Tacoma way. Now a library may sound like an unusual place to meet a rapper for an interview, but on second thought, the location made perfect sense. For a student of Hip Hop that comes from the era of lyricism, to be surrounded by the written word would be be vital. I pull into a beaten down parking lot and parked alongside a few older model cars scattered about throughout that the tattered strip. As I get out of the car, I meet up with a man known to people as Seven Da Pantha . He stood just outside the doorway as he greeted me and asked me to excuse him for a minute while he went and grabbed his phone from the charger. Many assume that rappers, especially local ones would run the stereotype of overplaying a stage persona, but Seven goes against that idea. In reality, his stage show is darker, more reflective and...

Experiencing Real Life: A Conversation with Gerald “ReaLife” Beamon By Jhantu Randall

“I could be like people I’ve come across and want the glory for myself, but I want to see those around me shine just as bright as they’re supposed to,” @ReaLife It’s a dark, gray day with occasional flurries of snow outside the Hollow Earth Radio station on 21st and Union. While the cold outside could cut through bones, inside was a completely different environment. Inside there’s a man wearing a green Seahawks beanie sitting on a couch outside the recording booth chatting with his team before they go on the air. He is Gerald Beamon, known on stage as Tacoma rapper, ReaLife. I met Gerald about a year ago at a show we were both performing in. His stage presence, words, and charisma were more intoxicating than the drinks at the bar. After getting to know him there, and through various other events, I never thought our paths would cross outside of a venue. So, naturally, when he agreed to let me follow him today I was both nervous and excited for the opportunity to learn from someone I ...