A-side B-side Podcast

 Rodney Coursey of Garden State Hip Hop dropped in on this week's edition of A-Side B-Side.   Before the interview we have a small recap and backstage interviews with Joe College, Qdotdavis, &Drew, and Party Michael   during their sold out Joe College & Friends show organized by  today's guest. We talked about breaking down barriers in the local music  scene, the evolution of the genre, and more. Press play below.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

 In Episode 4 of A-Side B-Side, Ramsey sits down with Joe College.   We talked about the state of hip hop today, staying organic, and how  confidence helped him tap into his full potential. We even took it back  to the early beginnings of his discography, his self-titled mixtape all the way to his new offering, CivXSav Forever. This Friday he's  headlining House of Independents in Asbury Park. A collaboration between  Garden State Hip Hop & CivXSav present: A Night For Forever.  Everything you need to know is in this podcast. Stop Complaining. All  you need to do is press play below.   --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

This is the first artist interview we got for the podcast so I just want to thank Kärma for pulling up to Black Hawthorne and recording with Ramsey.  Sunny Side Up EP  is out now just about everywhere you can listen to music. We discussed  the project, her personal singing style and we even talked about her debut, Life After Love.  In this episode there's even a small snippet of my sit down with Mike  Brown the founder of Each One Teach One and The Commission.  The music in this episode is What My Ex Do by Beano French. I hope you enjoy as I have bringing it to you. I need you to feel this.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

It's only right we talk about R&B too right?  Enough people asked and if we're being honest R&B in 2017 was  superb. So many new sub-genres emerged and we were impressed with how  many new artists debuted last year. Listen to KatCandidly and Ramsey  talk album of the year on episode two of A-Side B-Side Podcast. Did some  of your favorites make the list? Did we miss out on anyone dope? We  break it down thoroughly: Lyrics, Vocals, concept, production, and  impact are the criteria. Leave a comment below.  The music in this  episode is Raindrops by Kärma from her Sunny Side Up EP Out Now! I need you to feel this.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support

The piece that brought you all to WhatsTheMovement.net is back. Hip Hop Album of the Year: The 2017 Edition.  Some years fall short, some blossom. This year was the latter and outstanding for music. Instead of writing a long drawn out piece counting down the top five I enlisted some help for this one. Charles Polk, Kyle Gill join Jonathan C. Ramsey to give you our pilot episode of A-Side B-Side Podcast presented to you by WTM. In this episode we break down the top five hip-hop albums this year. Same deal as always: Flow, lyrics, production, Impact, and uniqueness is how we rate our top five. I won't spill too much.  The music in episode is F**k 12 by Khalil Jibran. I just need you to feel this. Press play. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asidebsidepodcast/support