RaRa Room Radio

Equipto, Professa Gabel & MC Pauze are members of the Bay Area hip-hop group The Watershed. They called in to RaRa Room Radio to talk about their latest album: ‘Don’t Forget You’re Welcome’. We go deep into the formation of their group and the inspiration behind their music. We play lots of dope tracks too! IG @thewatershed415 @professagabel @equipto_415 @mcpauze https://the-watershed-415.bandcamp.com Song credits: ‘Front Steps’ by The Watershed From the album ‘Don’t Forget You’re Welcome’ ‘I Wonder ft. Jamie Zee’ by The Watershed From the album ‘Don’t Forget You’re Welcome’ ‘Been Here Before’ by The Watershed From the album ‘Don’t Forget You’re Welcome’ ‘Ghost Ryder ft. Dirty Sanchez 47’ by The Watershed From the album ‘Don’t Forget You’re Welcome’ *All music courtesy of The Watershed

Neight Larcen of Taos, NM is an international beat battle champ, national touring artist, producer, emcee, promoter and an all around independent music powerhouse. At the tail end of 2020 Neight dropped ‘Fresh Air’, his ‘freshest’ album to date. He also spent the year rising in the ranks of the international beat battle circuit. His most recent release is a collection of beats that he used to compete with. We talk about all of this as well as play several dope tracks! Thanks for listening! IG: @neight_larcen

Wolfman Jack of the Outstanding Citizens Collective has been a part of the southwest hip-hop scene for over a decade, leaving a trail of fire features and mixtapes. After long last, his debut solo album 'What Now?' drops 12.11.20. In this episode we talk about the path leading up to the release and what inspired him to write this project. @howle_berry @outstanding_citizens @ogwillikers ***AVAILABLE ON ALL PODCAST HUBS***

“True Justice, aka The Man of Steel, has been a pioneer in the Bay Area Hip Hop scene since 1989. In an era where real deejaying skills have become scare, True Justice holds the torch, and is known for tearing clubs down in every city and every town. No stranger to hustle and showmanship, he comes from the era of constantly packing the vinyl crates and being out on the road!” - Guerrillafunk.com I got to have a great chat with True Justice covering topics such as booking tours, pivoting during the pandemic and tips on how to broaden a music scene and community.

RaRa Room Radio Podcast is back! With Covid still messing things up, I had to change the format of the show. In this episode I share what I have been up to during the pandemic. I also chat via phone with a couple of fellow New Mexicans who are trying to make our community a better place. Special guests: BGirl Ale Avila & Eric Martinez, brother of Wake Self. Make sure to follow the show on Facebook, SoundCloud and wherever you listen to podcasts! Also, comment, rate & share. Thank you!