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The HoodHype Show returns Episode #200, with a new addition to the family. Our friend MOLA1. You ready for Episode #200? We return on March 29th!
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You guys have heard him as a guest on the show a few times and just last night MOLA1 dropped his first music video for the song “Product.” off of his “boom.” EP. Check it out!
We’ve got more news involving this guy coming very soon!
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Our first live Episode of 2013! A great time we had MOLA1 back in the basement, we discussed our favorite albums and news in 2012 and T.I.’s Trouble Man: Heavy is the Head album was up for Blend It or Bump It!
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The whole team was in the basement with special guest MOLA1 to discuss his debut album and plenty of off-the-wall topics as well as a ton of great indie hip-hop.
I’ve been to some independent hip-hop events over the years and experienced quite a few performances. After your first few, you start to realize how tough it is for an artist to be heard let alone move a crowd of people who are there to see the headlining act, which a lot of times, is also independent.
As a fan of the music, it’s easy to get burnt out. Between the rappers devoid of emotion who pace the stage with a blank stare and so-called “artists” who open for label acts but seem to lack any sort of passion, it is very easy to get burnt out and never visit an indie show again. Read the rest of this entry »
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This week we had a special guest in the basement, Mola1 of The Definition talking and spittin some verses. The finale of HoodHype’s Hip-Hop Fight Club (Notorious B.I.G.’s Ready to Die vs. Outkast’s Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik) went down and it was a tough one. We also reviewed Killer Mike’s R.A.P. Music with a surprise call-in from Killer Mike to debate the album.
So after the Shady 2.0 show, I guess we missed an bunch of freestyle cyphers going on in the lobby and out in front of the venue that night. Just by chance on the way out we caught up with this dude MOLA1 who’s definitely got some bars. What do you think?
I think this dude was goin in, but whoever the disrespectful loud chick on the phone was needed to step around the corner when dudes were spittin. I wish I knew why people acted like that…. What is it with artists trying to freestyle in a setting like this and people being obnoxious as hell on their phone or talking loud trying to compete with whoever is spitting? Killin me…
This may very well be a show topic on the HoodHype show this Thursday. Hop on the mailing list to get notified when we go live!
