A-side B-side Podcast

Just saying thanks. Follow @ASideBSidePodcast Follow @WhatsTheMovement Follow me personally @RamseySaidWHAT Look out for Feels Like R&B Too coming in February 2020! You'll hear from us in the new year but for now, I need you to feel this. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

Episode 25 of the A-Side B-Side Podcast features an exclusive sit down interview with Marcus Ariah.  The Newark Native just dropped his newest project, SilkySZN. RamseySaidWHAT and Marcus break down the album in addition to family, New Jersey, his last project Making a Man, and some other things he has lined up in the new year.  This is the last interview of this season of the podcast. We'll be back in 2020 so as always binge us everywhere podcasts are available or go to WhatsTheMovement.net to find us. Thanks for rocking out with us this long, and we'll be back really soon. I Need You To Feel This. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

Today's episode of A-Side B-Side Podcast features an exclusive interview with Drew The Recluse. Along with RamseySaidWHAT, they talk about his latest release, Suburbia EP and much more. Drew freestyles a gospel rendition of Jodeci, Strip club bops with character, being pro choice, the electoral college and how his take on the Asbury Music Scene draws an analogy with the Civil Rights Movement. He issues a challenge to women in the indie music scene and discusses the pushback he faces creating a platform for hip hop artists in Asbury Park while battling the diaspora of the Black Experience. Sidebar: Beef is not supposed to be made well done. I'm just saying. The Music in this episode is Everytime by Drew the Recluse featuring Solo Dolor. Listen to A-Side B-Side Podcast EVERYWHERE YOU LISTEN TO PODCASTS and be sure to follow us on social media @ASideBSidePodcast. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

Creator and founder of fifthroundmovement.com, Angelo Gingerelli joins RamseySaidWHAT on What's The Movement's A-Side B-Side Podcast.  In Episode 23, the duo talk about the local music and art scene, Angelo's experience as a comedian, curator, and journalist covering local music at many platforms including his NJ Next column at ThePopBreak.com. He also tells a few awesome stories about being father to a daughter so emerged in Hip-Hop and how the genre changed his life. Before he leaves, it's only right he sounds off his top 5 emcees dead or alive.  The music in this episode is Perrier by OFFTOPKILLS. Check out A-Side B-Side Podcast everywhere you listen to podcasts and follow us on social media @ASideBSidePodcast. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

Dave Made Time. I couldn't resist the play on words, sorry. In this episode of A-Side B-Side Podcast. RamseySaidWHAT took it back to Black Hawthorne to sit down with David Michael Jonze. The duo talk about his latest album, reclaiming his time, and the leading inspiration for both of them, women. The second part of the interview is back and forth between navigating 9-5's, being black content creators, Kanye comparisons, the thin line between narcissism and a God complex, watching the industry, and a track by track breakdown of the album. I always seem to learn in my conversations with Dave. You just might too. The Music in this Episode is Good Dope (feat. MURADAH) by David Michael Jonze. Rate, Subscribe, Review, and follow our social media. Press play. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

Episode 21 of A-Side B-Side features an exclusive interview with Gabrielle Overbey. She serves as the founder and chief editor of J. Doe Magazine. In this interview they talk about her 3rd quarter issue and some of her favorite interviews this year. RamseySaidWHAT asks her how she feels about the state of media and why it's important we document our own culture. They also go on tangents about college, the state of New Jersey, and the finance book she's writing.  Subscribe, Rate, Review and tell a friend to do the same. A-Side B-Side is currently trending on Audiomack and you can listen to all of season one on your favorite streaming service by CLICKING HERE.   Follow us on Social Media @ASideBSidePodcast and check us out on WhatsTheMovement.net for all of our updates. The Music in this episode is Who Da Man? by Joe College. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

In the 20th installment of A-Side B-Side Podcast, RamseySaidWHAT sits down with Poca.  She's back and forth between her hometown of Asbury Park and North Carolina so we're happy she made time to kick it with us at the laboratory at WTM. The two talk about establishing a fanbase when you call two places home. They also break down her last project, Apocalypto as well as her video concepts and artists she's collaborated with. We even talked about her performance at NJ Live 3 by Garden State Hip Hop and Ciroc Vodka that they shared the House of Independents stage with back in February. As always subscribe, rate, review and tell a friend to do the same.  The Music in this Episode is Attitude by Macc McCray. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

I usually have a blurb about what this episode was about. I won't do that this time. I'm so lazy from writing that I just decided to record it on a microphone. Besides, y'all don't like to read anyway. Listen to our review of SoULFULL's latest, I Appreciate You, right here on A-Side B-Side Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

The 18th Episode of A-Side B-Side Podcast features Camden, NJ emcee, Jon Crawford. In his sit down with Ramsey they talk about his last project Circle of Life LP, his forthcoming album "For What It's Worth," and how he headlined the place where legends are made, SOBs (twice). They also talk about the difference between the North Jersey scene and being back home in South Jersey.  The music in this episode is Unapologetic by The Euphony. Subscribe, Rate, and Review our podcast. Be sure to listen to all of them right here on What's The Movement. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

@KatCandidly joins Ramsey on the newest installment of A-Side B-Side Podcast. In Episode 17 they do a live review of Childish Gambino's new short, Guava Island where he stars alongside Rihanna, Letitia Wright and more. Disclaimer: it's only jokes. Need I say more.  Rate, Subscribe, Review and tell a friend to do the same.  As always keep up with the rest of what we're up to on WhatsTheMovement.net The Music in this Episode is Mind by SoULFULL off his new project, I Appreciate You. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

"Jersey doesn't support Jersey." If I had a nickel anytime I heard that one man sheesh! I'd have no debt and a summer home in Santorini.  In this episode of our branded Podcast, A-Side B-Side, Ramsey talks about his new experience curating our last show, Feels Like R&B. He also talks about NJ Live 3 brought to you by Garden State Hip Hop & Ciroc at House of Independents last night. Rodney asked a question that piqued our interest about supporting the hometown team and what it means to really love the culture. This one got pretty heavy. Lastly, We're happy to announce that you can listen to A-Side B-Side just about everywhere you consume podcasts. You can subscribe to us by clicking the links below or you can listen now by pressing play via Audiomack below.  The Music in this episode is Depend on Me from  Kärma's  newest EP, About Last Night. SUBSCRIBE TO A-SIDE B-SIDE PODCAST on Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Anchor Soundcloud Audiomack and more. If you use another one let

 The 15th installment of A-Side B-Side Podcast is inspired by a couple  tweets (quoted below) and a 4 AM twitter rant and editorial that never happened.  "These music blogs are blame for the state of music as it stands now idc call me a hater but they the problem when it comes to all this trash a** music out now people paying them for spins and promo and the people really eat the sh*t up like its not a whole scheme" — Ya Mamma (@_JuseMane) January 11, 2019 "Blog Era was perfect rap. Hip-hop was at its best between 2008-2013 and that just is what it is." — B.I.G.K.E.V. (@indiKEV) January 11, 2019 Instead of the long winded rant. Ramsey explains the confusion. In 2019, what do music blogs even do? Are they part of the blame for the way the music industry is? Press play to listen to the (not quite) angsty music blogger and journalist's response. He made a mention of an article written by @BigSto. I think you should check it out and read it here.   The music in this episode is Doin' The Mos

In a little more than 15 minutes Ramsey tells a story of the H.E.R. concert he went to at Brooklyn Steel. He then dissects how music spans across the generations and talks about  Kat's father's age complex as well as attacking his own head on. The Music in this episode is Big Baaa by Marcus Ariah. Kat and Fred also give us a heads up on WTM upcoming event, "Feels Like R&B" happening February 9th at Above Art Studios in New  Brunswick. Advance tickets are selling out quick. You don't want to miss  this. Buy your tickets here at www.FeelsLikeRNBWTM.splashthat.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

It's been a little while since we dropped an episode, thanks for still rocking with us. Episode 12 features an exclusive interview with A1's own, MostDope. The Asbury Park native sat with Ramsey to talk about his new single and a project we can expect in the fall. They also talked about the rest of  his discography to this point, the A1 sound collective, some acts from  the 732 we all should check out and our opinions on our recently  released Op-Ed: Rap Don't Pay the Bills. We touched a lot in under an hour so press play during your lunch break. I need you to feel this. The Music in this Episode is True by MostDope.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

If you can make it past our narration of Pokemon and mutual lust of  Jamie Lee Curtis there's a really cool interview afterwards. I'd like to  introduce you guys to Tragedy Monroe.   He's a Trenton by way of Asbury Park rapper and been around for awhile. We chop it up about his new single Alive as well as his upcoming album. We touched base on Kanye West, the Pusha T Drake beef, and how he adjusts to a new generation listening to music. He even talked to us about his involvement in the Cold Summer Web Series, his father's music,  and how his daughter listens to his music. Check it out after the  break.   The music in this episode is Alive by Tragedy Monroe.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

We have a treat for you on the 10th episode of A-Side B-Side.  Alter Ego is out now everywhere but we got to interview Franklin's own Ty Jackson early. The singer-rapper-songwriter-producer (wow, mad talented) chops it up with Ramsey about Era Nu, BLVD Blues with SoULFULL, and the creative process behind this new album. Things get deep when we talk about the passing of his father and stepfather, The Trump Administration and more. To make things sweeter is the live album listening session on part two of this interview. I need y'all to feel this.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

Party Michael is probably one of the hardest working music industry cats in Jersey. Time and time again Ramsey talks about how he's  produced or worked with all of my favorite acts (mainstream or  otherwise).  I'm glad he made it in to talk to us about what he's up to these days. In this episode we talked about his new single, Letter. We also talked about how he got involved in music in the church, NVR WRY, playing for Tinashe on Good Morning America, and as much as I could get out of him about his forthcoming album. Press play and listen below.   Music in this episode is River Road by Jon Crawford.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

 THIS PODCAST IS NOT ABOUT KANYE WEST. THIS PODCAST IS NOT ABOUT KANYE WEST. THIS PODCAST IS NOT ABOUT KANYE WEST. Now that that's out of the way, season one of A-Side B-Side Podcast continues with Episode 8. In this show Kyle Gill and RamseySaidWHAT break down the metrics of the major music streaming platforms, being truly independent,  and the pros and cons of being signed. Did you know people still use Napster? I thought that died with Limewire but hey what do we know? On a lighter note we are trying to get an invite to Kyle's wedding and Ramsey shares an old strip club story. Do yourself a favor and learn something.  Press play below.   The music in this episode is Letter by Party Michael.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

 A-Side B-Side Podcast returns with our interview with Sis. Girl #3 is out now on every platform you can listen to music.  In this interview, Sis talks about what the lyrics of Bite really mean,  coming into her own as an artist and woman, and where she stands with  some of her favorite artists from Trenton. We also really got into the  concepts about Girl #3 as a whole. Oh and fellas her dms are semi open  just don't lead with "What's your p*ssy name?" This is probably one of my favorite interviews and definitely one of my favorite new artists in the Garden. I need yall to feel this. The Music in this episode is Superficial from Girl #3. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

Khalil Jibran comes to Black Hawthorne to join RamseySaidWHAT on A-Side B-Side for their first interview in five years.   The two of them talk about getting support from the public, how he collaborated with Trap Dan his award winning F**k 12 video with Nimi Hendrix, and a chilling tale of how he survived a gunshot wound to the head and  performed shortly after. Press play to listen to this exclusive after the break.   The music in this episode is Coffee In the Morning by Ty Jackson.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support