Hello! Welcome back!

Thank you for tuning into The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast

This is your host TR. and this week, I sat down with

Wormwood Nowa

Taylor is a local Montana artist from the Fort Peck Reservation whose creativity and art transcends all expectation.

Early on, Taylor’s influence of new and rap metal shape his sound into something that has immense depth as well as real life humanity laced in every song and lyric.

From falling in love with house and trade shows to now being one of my personally favorite stage presences, Taylor brings energy and honesty with every interaction. He’s a very kind and genuine human with immense talent and he brings so much to the Montana Hip-Hop scene, it’s been a blessing to get to know him and work with him this last year and I’m always excited to see what he has to offer the ether of creativity whenever he releases something new.

But before I say too much, here’s Wormwood Nowa on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode #10 at Area 41 Collective.

Hello! Welcome back!

Thank you for tuning into The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast

This is your host TR. and this week, I sat down with

Jobo

Jobo is a local Montana artist from the Flathead Reservation and is definitely someone to pay attention too.

At 11 years old, Jobo was writing, recording and releasing his own music and continues to surprise me with new stories every time i have the chance to interact with him. From freestyling with his family at a very young age to releasing his first music video at 13 and even performing his first show at 15, to being apart of Last of the Nobodies, Volume 1 at 16, Jobo's passions speaks for themselves. He’s incredibly talented and has such a drive for creativity, I can't wait to see what the future holds for him, as he navigates life and continues to grow and evolve as an artist.

But before I say too much, here’s Jobo on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode #9 at Area 41 Collective.

Hello! Welcome back!

Thank you for tuning into The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast

This is your host TR. and this week, I sat down with Drem.

Conner is a local artist who grew up right here in Missoula, MT and is one of the most versatile artists I’ve met so far, with styles that range from horror-core trap and phonk to alternative rap and jazz hip-hop.

When I was first introduced to Drem, it was through his podcast, Unreleased Heat, which documented local artists and gave them a chance to show off their unreleased music and i was genuinely so inspired by it, i can honestly say, he was a big reason i started this podcast, as a way to give local artists a platform to speak about their experiences and lives as they navigated the montana scene.

Since then, Drem has continued to throw community events, like open mics and my favorite, "Drem N' Friends" shows, by creating space for artists to be themselves and i think it’s a very important piece in our puzzle as we continue to try and bolster the local scene and work at building a stronger foundation for the hip-hop genre.

But before I say too much, here’s Drem, on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode #8 at Area 41 Collective.