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June 30, 2024 21 mins

Welcome back to the show, Toronto rapper and songwriter, Keysha Freshh!


Catching Up and Album Discussion

Keysha and Karim reminisce about the changes since the pandemic and express their surprise at the return to normalcy. They also discuss Keysha's upcoming album, "Pretty Boys Break My Heart,". Keysha shares that the album is personal and expresses her excitement for its release on August 16th.


Keysha's Album and Music Plans

Keysha shares details about her upcoming album, including the artists she worked with and the diverse themes explored in the music. She expresses her enthusiasm for performing the new music at local shows and emphasizes the significance of creating a cohesive album rather than just releasing singles. Additionally, she discusses her plans to release one or two songs before the album launch.


Collaboration on Children's Album

Keysha reflects on her confidence and connection to the character of Julia the Great, expressing her enthusiasm for the project. She highlights the challenges and joys of collaborating with Maestro Fresh Wes, emphasizing his creativity and their successful nomination for a Juno award.


Recognition of Hip Hop and Rap at the Junos

Keysha and Karim reflect on the recognition of hip hop and rap at the Junos, specifically mentioning the induction of a legend into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame and the celebration of 50 years of hip hop. They also discuss the team's efforts in highlighting the contributions of hip hop and rap, expressing appreciation for the hard work put in despite time constraints.


Impact of Bishop Brigante on Canadian Hip-Hop Culture

Karim Kanji inquires about Bishop Brigante's influence on Canadian rap and hip-hop culture. Keysha discusses Bishop's extensive history in the industry, his role as an entrepreneur, and his impact as a battle rapper, emphasizing his contributions to the scene and his ability to collaborate with prominent artists.

* Bishop Brigante and his impact on the rap and hip-hop culture in Canada


Importance of Women in the Music Industry

Keysha passionately emphasizes the pivotal role of women in hip hop, citing examples of female artists who have been instrumental in shaping the genre's history. She underscores the importance of recognizing and celebrating the contributions of women in the music industry, urging for their stories to be told and preserved for future generations.

* The evolution of hip hop and the contributions of various artists

* The importance of storytelling in hip hop history


Karim Kanji and Keysha Discuss Music and Future Album Release

Karim Kanji and Keysha engage in a lively conversation about their music preferences, with Keysha expressing her love for Afrobeats and promoting her upcoming album release, providing details on where to find her music and stay updated. Karim expresses enthusiasm and interest in staying connected with Keysha and looks forward to her new album release.

* Keysha's new album "Pretty Boys, Break My Heart"


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