What up family?!
We hope y'all have been enjoying your summer! Over here we've been soaking it up! On this episode we have a dope conversation with Illustrate and Jeremiah Dirt of Shadow Of The Locust. We get to talk about Illustrate coming into SOTL and his history in hip-hop. Jeremiah drops some jewels for the up and coming artists as well as the "old heads".
Shadow Of The Locust dropped a new album on July 4th, so we talk about that and some of the behind the scenes recording processes for that and how some of the songs came about. This was really a family reunion minus the barbecue!!
Hit up Royal Ruckus Bandcamp and Shadow Of The Locust Bandcamp to support the artists!!
Y'all will love this one!
Please support the music!
royalruckus.bandcamp.com (Come On And Wakeup LP with bonus bandcamp only joints!)
shadowofthelocust.bandcamp.com(where you can cop the A Mighty Army Cometh 2 album(
jeremiahdirt.bandcamp.com
illustrate.bandcamp.com
and of course brewsbeards.com
Y'all can hit us up on IG:
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