This episode of the podcast features Memphis producer and Chief Adventurer and Explorer of Unapologetic. IMAKEMADBEATS.

IMAKEMADBEATS is a Memphis native, having grown up immersed in the city’s unmistakable sonic identity. But despite the definitive identity of the region, he often felt disconnected from what creative paths were supported there. After leaving his home to find infrastructure and creative synergy, he would eventually end up in Manhattan’s legendary Quad Studios, where he became a go-to ghost producer and found a new niche in scoring for film and television. He went on to provide music many companies, including NBC, ABC, HBO, DC Shoes, Oxygen, and more. Inspired by the idea that music could speak without words – a theme that he would uphold years later with debut instrumental EP Better Left Unsaid – he further developed the IMAKEMADBEATS persona and mask, and worked with a who’s-who of the indie underground scene in the ‘00s on wax, in the studio, and on stage, including Black Milk, Oh No, Talib Kweli, Solange Knowles, Ludacris, and more.

This episode of the podcast features Memphis artist Jupitor Jones. Jupitor Jones fearlessly explores Pop and R&B, infusing a fresh vibe with emotion, rhythm, and Memphis magic. Breaking genre barriers, her mission is simple: to be your life's soundtrack. Whether cruising city lights or finding solace, her music, more than listening, is about feeling and embracing each moment. Join the movement, soak in the vibes, and let Jupitor redefine your musical experience – where each beat is a celebration, and every note is significant.

This episode of the podcast features Memphis rapper Lilting

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This episode of Romera Records Podcast features music publishing expert Sam Kaplan aka Shmuel.

This episode of the podcast features Memphis recording artists Dyare and Soni.