West Coast legend Too $hort comes back to Conversations With Chad to break down his latest project, 'Sir Too $hort Vol. I (Freaky Tales)'—the start of a new trilogy.

From cuts like “Brain Surgery” and "The Budget" to the lead single “Still Mackin’,” Shortdog gets into the studio chemistry with Ant Banks, channeling Johnny Cash on “Everywhere,” and what’s next for Mount Westmore.

Tap in for exclusive insight from one of the architects of Bay Area rap.Produced by: Chad KiserEdited by: Shad ReedMusic by: Erotic D

The "World's Most Featured Artist" Kokane appeared on episode 18 of the Conversations With Chad podcast to discuss his latest project, 'Da Funkin Adventures of Dr. Kokanstine' trilogy album.

In the conversation with hosts Chad Kiser and Shad Reed, Kokane offered an inside look at the album's creation and collaborations.Kokane detailed working with the 80Seven Productions duo of the "Big Badass" Ant Banks and Big Zeke on "Let's Ride Out," a track that embodies the classic G-funk aesthetic while pushing it into new territory. The track also features him collaborating with his daughter, Aanisah Long, adding a personal dimension to the track. The legendary West Coast crooner also discussed connecting with former Ruthless Records and Death Row Records producer Rhythm D on the track "All My Life" and collaborating with Tha Chill of Compton's Most Wanted for the "Hush" record featuring Kool Rock Ski of the legendary Fat Boys.Kokane delved into the concept behind "Hey You," produced by Cutty Dre. He offered listeners a glimpse into his creative process and the themes driving his music, providing context for the album's narrative and artistic direction.

Kokane also shared his thoughts on the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, which ocurred shortly before this interview took place. CWC Executive Produced By: Chad KiserEdited By: Shad ReedMusic Provided By: Erotic DInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/chadmkiser/

In this episode of the Conversations With Chad podcast, hip-hop veteran Money B offered listeners a captivating journey through the annals of rap history. The interview, hosted by Chad Kiser, delved into Money B’s storied career, his latest musical endeavors, and the indelible mark he’s left on the genre.Money B & Digital Underground burst onto the national stage with their 1990 debut album, Sex Packets. The record was a revelation, blending funk-infused beats with clever wordplay and an unmistakable sense of fun. At the heart of this sonic revolution was the single “The Humpty Dance,” which introduced the world to Shock G‘s alter ego, Humpty Hump. The song’s infectious groove and playful lyrics captured the imagination of listeners across the globe, propelling Digital Underground into the spotlight.Throughout Digital Underground’s meteoric rise, Money B was essential to the group’s chemistry. His verses added depth and authenticity to their tracks, while his energetic stage presence amplified their already electrifying live shows. As the group continued to evolve and experiment with their sound, Money B’s contributions remained a constant, helping to shape their unique identity in the crowded hip-hop landscape.During the podcast, Money B reflected on one of the pivotal moments in his career: collaborating with 2Pac and Shock G on the track “Same Song,” he unveiled Digital Underground’s origins from Raw Fusion to hip-hop icons, shared his thoughts on 2Pac’s solo success and subsequent passing, and putting together Digital Underground’s classic album Sex Packets.In addition to discussing his past achievements, Money B shared insights into his current projects. He spoke about his latest single, “Sit Next To Me,” a collaboration with up-and-coming artist Guapdad 4000. Two-time Grammy Award winner Xcelence produced the track.Perhaps one of the most intriguing revelations from the podcast was Money B’s involvement in developing the Shock G Forever Golden Ale. This venture into the craft brewing world serves as a unique tribute to his late friend and collaborator, Shock G. It’s a testament to the lasting bonds formed during Digital Underground’s heyday and the creative ways Money B continues to honor that legacy.Produced By: Chad Kiser

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