On this fun episode of the program, Jersey based singer-songwriter, Don Ryan stops by and gets drunk with Shape while they have a hilarious discussion about pretty much everything (but mostly facebook). You can find more about Don Ryan at his webpage www.donryanmusic.com
The boys from rap group Sarcasmo (Lt. Headtrip and Samurai Banana) stop by the show to get wild and silly on another entertaining episode of the podcast. The conversation is quick-witted, fun and scatter-shot, but gets grounded long enough for Headtrip to school shape a little in the field of linguistics (an area he hold’s a Master’s Degree in).
On one early morning in April, Teddy Faley, DJ Addikt and Jeff Markey stopped by and crowded up the kitchen for another fun and exciting episode of the podcast, wherein, Baltimore emcee and producer, Faley, shares a bit about his life and times and discovers that he and Shape may be kindred spirits in this deep and often hilarious interview.
The Britt Ish is Coming!!! Join Shape and his guest-host G. Wallace as they sit down for a great discussion with Brooklyn rapper Warren Britt. Britt has an awesome free album you can download at warren.bandcamp.com and he can be heard on the Reservoir Sound compilation available at reservoirsound.com.
Shit really hits the fan when Shape’s past and present roommates, G. Wallace and Matt Mobely, join the program for a detailed back and forth of ridiculous anecdotes. Skinning squirrels, licking puke, performing at sweet sixteen parties, naked trips to McDonalds, haunted apartments, failed threesomes, free raspberries…its all on the menu.
Singer, song-writer and producer Eitch stops by the podcast to talk to with Shape about her musical influences, her thoughts on the music industry and a little bit about her history before they get into a little bit of deeper navel-gazing about spirituality and the universe at large. Check out Eitch @ www.eitchmusic.com.
It’s not exactly ‘Midnight Express’ but it’s close…on this episode, join Shape as his guest discusses the seedy underbelly of the Chinese drug trade and his subsequent seven month long detention in a foreign jail.
The artist formerly know as Kitty Pryde (it’s just Kitty now) stops by the program for a friendly conversation about the ups and downs of success and many other interesting points of interest; definitely a highlight episode. Follow the show on twitter @shapeone and on facebook @ facebook.com/shapepod.
Australian producer Aoi stops by the show to school Shape a little bit on Australian history, his background making music, some varied pop-culture musings and the pratfalls of bi-polar disorder. Shape also rambles about how badly he hates the police.
Hot Sugar is a dope, super talented producer who has been making a name for himself with his distinctive production style (which he calls, Associative Music). He’s got some rad projects out, including a beat on the new Grammy nominated Roots album and an upcoming album featuring a slew of awesome collaborators (including past guest Antwon). On this episode Hot Sugar stops by the apartment to talk with Shape about his music making process, his background and what he’s got coming up for the future.
Fred Gall is a legend in the skateboard scene, having been sponsored by Habitat for, like, decades and starting his own company, Domestic, which sells very comfortable pants (according to Shape.) On this episode of the program, Fred chills with Shape and Dave, and talks about coming up, traveling the world and saving monks from a burning building. Namaste, bitches.
Shape and his new co-host, Dave Dowd, sit down and shoot the shit and C-Minus calls in to give his review of a listener submitted demo on this entertaining episode of The Dave of Things to Come.
Join, your host, Shape and his guest GDP as they delve into their personal history, the origins of Division East Records and slangcorp.com, GDP’s background as an artist, and a vast plethora of other funny and insightful anecdotes. You can follow Shape @shapeone on twitter and GDP @g6d6p6. Also on this episode an exclusive track by Shape and GDP called, “Lawn Seats.” Namaste, bitches.
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Where Shape explores the idea of Dec. 22nd, 2012 and speaks spiritually on the significance of you following him on twitter @shapeone. RIP Ravi Shankar.
NoEmotion Goldmask is, quite literally, a dude who raps in a gold mask. But beyond that golden surface, lies a uniquely talented, prolific and, at times, hilarious artist, who is making a name for himself in the underground scene with his inimitable style of hip-hop. On this episode, NoEmotion picks up the phone when Shape calls, and the two discuss an ambitious new project that allows his fans to participate directly in the music making process, his background in stand-up comedy, the motivation behind the mask; even, their mutual fond memories for the lost childhood joys of a rampant imagination.
