In this clip, the multitalented Momo Boyd sits down to discuss the soaring success of her solo career and her hit single, "Oops". While she’s currently in Paris doing press ahead of an upcoming album launch, she takes time to reflect on her unique musical upbringing as one of nine children raised in a deeply musical household. Momo opens up about the dynamic of stepping out for a solo project while remaining a dedicated member of her family’s four-piece band, Infinity Song. She also shares her genuine excitement over collaborating with Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar on a track that hit number one on the countdown, proving that her unique alternative and R&B style is captivating a whole new audience.

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In the second part of their interview, DJ Pup Dawg and Momo Boyd dive into the reality of the music business, social habits, and the irony of communication in the digital age. Momo hilariously admits to being the type of person who takes it personally when people don’t reply to texts, despite being terrible at replying herself, leading to a funny breakdown of modern "self-centeredness". She shares details about her upcoming first-ever solo tour with stops in Atlanta, Detroit, New York, and LA, alongside international dates, while keeping up a heavy touring schedule with her family band, Infinity Song. To wrap things up, Momo leaves listeners with a powerful piece of advice: resist the urge to be a bystander in your own life, take control, and remember that you are the protagonist of your own story.

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Summer is officially here, and things are heating up in Boston! 🔥 On this week's segment, my girl Asha pops on to talk about what's going down in the city. We also chat with Daunasia, the Deputy Director of the Mayor’s Office of LGBTQ+ Advancement, to break down all the details for the Boston Pride for the People Parade this Saturday, June 6th. Plus, we’ve got updates on the next Mayor's Coffee Hour in the North End on June 9th and the Dorchester Parade this Sunday. Don’t miss out—lock in and stay in the loop!

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SUMiT joined DJ Pup Dawg to discuss his musical journey, explaining how his humble approach to the industry, letting the music do the talking, has paid off with big collaborations. He detailed the story behind tracking down the legendary Method Man for a feature with the help of his friend and producer, Terminology, who had recently released his 60th album. summit also laughed about a late-night recording session mishap in Lowell with Tyla Yaweh.

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SUMiT shares that his music comes from direct experience or close encounters. He reflects on his video for "Volunteer," explaining that it aims to convey scenarios showing people in need of help or hope, in an effort to provide a healing moment. Despite facing both constructive and destructive criticism on social media, summit notes that he maintains thick skin by considering the source and focusing on feedback from highly qualified individuals, such as his brother and fellow musicians like Pup & EDub.

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Check out this week's update with Asha, where we cover the upcoming Mayor Wu's Coffee Hour in Mattapan and the powerful "Roxbury Roots" event at Hibernian Hall discussing life after incarceration. There is a lot of great stuff lined up for the city this summer, so don't miss out! Make sure to add/listen to Jam'n 94.5, DJ Pup Dawg everyday in Boston or on the iHeartRadio app.
Coffee Hours Details Here https://www.boston.gov/departments/parks-and-recreation/neighborhood-coffee-hours

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In an exclusive in-studio interview, global superstar Jason Derulo joins DJ Pup Dawg to chop it up about his project, The Last Dance (Part 1), and showcase his new track, "Sexy For Me". Emphasizing the lasting value of traditional, face-to-face radio runs, Jason discusses how this project serves as a nostalgic celebration of his musical journey before he transitions into an evolutionary next phase. The two cover everything from Jason's dedication to keeping his focus strictly on the music rather than publicity stunts, to his viral social media grind during the pandemic, and the massive worldwide wedding success of "Jalebi Baby". The interview wraps up with a hilarious segment where Jason attempts to navigate a list of notoriously tricky New England town names like Gloucester, Worcester, and Haverhill. To stay locked into more big hits, catch DJ Pup Dawg on your fav station counting down the top30 songs of the week and if your station doesnt have it call them up and demand this show.

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On this episode, DJ Pup Dawg sits down with Asha and Frank Mendoza, Deputy Director of the Office of Neighborhood Services, to discuss Mayor Michelle Wu's upcoming neighborhood coffee hour. Frank breaks down how these events give local residents a direct platform to connect with the mayor and city staff about community concerns, park improvements, and public spaces. Plus, find out all the event perks—including free coffee and donuts from Dunkin', fresh fruit from Star Market, and a complimentary plant to take home from Parks and Recreation! Learn more about the upcoming schedule and how you can get involved by visiting boston.gov/coffeehours.

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