For No Good Reason

In this episode, a listener named Kayla (18) from Tucson, AZ says she's pregnant with her ex-boyfriend's baby. However, he doesn't believe her and wants her to take a pregnancy test on a camera. She's uncomfortable with doing that but he's threatening to get a lawyer. WTF!?

Rael.Row is a singer, songwriter, and investor from Las Vegas, NV (specifically Twain & Swenson). We sit down with Rael.Row for a candid conversation about his artistic journey, beginning with his childhood influences and the moment he first fell in love with music. He shares his creative process and the stories behind his music. His unique voice along with his style of Rock, Pop, and Urbano has cemented his name and growing fanbase within and beyond the Las Vegas music scene. Fun Fact: Rael has worked many years in security for some of the big names visiting Las Vegas and shares some of insights on how he handles situations.

"You cannot demand anything from the crowd, you have to earn it." -Rael.Row

The moment Rael.Row walks into the studio, you know you're in the presence of greatness. Not only is he talented but also the most down-to-earth person you'll ever meet. Big things are coming his way and we are proud supporters of his musical journey.

In this episode, a listener from Glendale, CA is concerned about his girlfriend (18) who is set to go to UNLV in the fall. She wants to join a sorority and in the process, meeting a bunch of new people who can help her be a part of Greek Life. The listener is worried that his girlfriend has befriended a guy who claims to be able help her, but may have an ulterior motive of his own.

Starr Lyfe, the “King of Oklahoma” is a singer and songwriter. He was born in San Diego but relocated to Long Beach as an infant. At the age of 11, a significant move to Oklahoma City introduced him to a new lifestyle, one that would eventually involve rapping as more than just a pastime. In 2006, under the moniker Young Star, he established 6G Mafia and embarked on his musical journey. His unwavering dedication earned him the title "King of Oklahoma" and a nomination for "Breakthrough Artist of the Year" at the 2015 Diamond Awards Show, showcasing his ability to compose an entire song in mere minutes. 

Starr Lyfe, unlike many regional rap celebrities, has received recognition and awards in the mixtape domain, including 'Artist of the Year', 'Lyricist of the Year', and 'Most Known Artist of the Year' – accolades that Starr Lyfe considers a true honor.

"I got to a point where I got so much respect and power, I'm like 'well, fuck it,' I'll start my own shit." -Starr Lyfe

In this episode, a devastated listener from North Las Vegas seeks our advice because he just found that his now ex-girlfriend created a dating profile the day after they broke up.

Ro$e is a an artist, rapper, podcaster, former bodybuilding competitor, and a curator of all things good. He takes us on a journey, from his youth growing up in the family business in Las Vegas, to finding his passion in music, and sharing his life experiences that has shaped his mindset. Aspiring artists will appreciate and may relate to the part when Ro$e talks us through his creative process. And, he helps a stressed out a listener with tips on what he personally does to escape for a little bit.

"It’s time for a revolution. My goal is to use music to spread my message and get everybody in the world on the same page. Nothing in our world has to happen. We either allow or choose it to be.
 Let’s choose to create a better world" -Ro$e

The moment Ro$e walked into FNGR Studios, we were embraced by his good energy. You can feel the passion he has for his craft. We can't wait to see what he comes out with next.

In this episode, Mike says that he can't go back to Disneyland (as a regular guest).

He is a songwriter, artist, musician, and music producer. You know him as Dubi, but now we get to call him by Taber Shy! In his first interview under the his new moniker, we talk about his journey as an artist, his current projects, and what he has planned for the future. 

"It stands for grace. A handful years ago, I went through my spiritual awakening. I've come a long way to where I now found that number and when I say it on a track, it's usually before, I just want to bless the track. And that's just kind of how I want to live. It just reminds myself, just do things with grace. I don't have to overreact to things. It's what I want to live by." Taber Shy on the significance of the number 5.

Taber Shy keeps his circle small and we are fortunate enough for him to allow us in. His music is next level and we can't wait to see what's next!

Follow Taber Shy...

Instagram: @tabershy

TikTok: @tabershy

In this episode, we help Paul get out of jury duty.

Nico Bleu is a singer/songwriter/actor/model born in Cape Canveral, Florida raised in Atlanta, Georgia currently residing in Las Vegas. In a city known for gambling and nightlife, Nico strives to make his creative presence impactful in a positive way as well as breathe life into the often overlooked arts community of “Sin City”. Nico is known for his sultry r&b roots & well rounded capabilities of embracing pop, rock, jazz, top 40’s, & many more genres of music. Nico exemplifies the definition the perfect & compassionate gentleman with the goal of touching the hearts of those that experience his music, personality, & passion. His newest pop/ r&b single “Work In Progress” talks about being better a man in his relationship. Throughout sometimes us men have a hard time opening up & being vulnerable. His single “Work In Progress” describes all of that. Nico is destined for greatness.

Nico is quiet, humble, and at times, shy. But don't be fooled...He is a natural, and one of the best showmen and live performers you'll see. 

In this episode, Paul finally reveals why he hasn't cut his hair in over 2 years. 

In this episode, Paul explains why he orders extra rice at AYCE sushi.

Charles KinG is a rapper, songwriter, videographer, and freestyle artist from Las Vegas. Dropping the debut album The R.O.S.E (Re-invention of Self Expression) after doing a complete rebrand and re-invention of himself as an artist. Formerly Known as Charlie Madness. The madness no longer exists as the KinG looks to bring a message in the music and create art that will live on for generations. Speaking on things like addiction, love, being a father and the struggles of being an independent artist.

“As far as being an artist in general, just get used to the word ‘no’. Like, don't get discouraged and motherfuckers are gonna tell you ‘no’ left and right. Like, if I didn't ever get told ‘no’, I'd be a multimillionaire right now... I've come a long way. Just get used to the word no.” -Charles KinG

Check out his newest album: Off With Their Heads

A genuinely humble, in the way he carries himself and how he interacts with people he meets for the first time. He is open to giving advice to those who seek it. Ask him anything about his creative process, performing live, or going on tour. The first time we saw Charles KinG perform, we were amazed at his freestyle ability where he and Snap Murphy instructed the audience to pull something out their pockets so they can rap about it. First impression of Charles King is his humility, sense of humor, and his amazing talent. His storytelling and clever rhymes keeps us excited for what he releases next!

In this episode, Mike speaks fluent Spanish and French.

She is an artist, singer/rapper, writer, composer, producer, and director. An all-around creative, DAmire MAjor truly lives up to the hype. A proud Boricua, she stayed in Puerto Rico as a baby and then moved to Los Angeles where she spent her teen years playing basketball for Huntington Park High School. With her family being involved in the entertainment business, DAmire Major is no stranger to performing. Music has always been a part of her DNA, and Las Vegas is lucky to have DAmire Major on her side.

“It sounds crazy, but it was a Jim Carrey documentary. I just watched the documentary on Netflix. And by the end of it, I just got up out of my chair. And I was like, ‘I'm gonna do this.’ I was like, this is happening. I'm gonna do this. One day I'm gonna shake this dude's hand and be like, ‘I just want you to know you're the one that inspired me.’ To just like, cut all the excuses out and just be like, ‘Okay, this is gonna happen, this is this is gonna be my life.’ And I made that my life.” DAmire Major on the moment she decided to do music professionally

In this episode, Mike reveals that he caught it.

Sean Bennett is a rap artist, YouTuber, cannabis analyst, and the media director of Overlooked Heroes. He comes to us from the 618 (Southern Illinois) and has been making his mark in the local Las Vegas scene since 2018. Prior to coming to Las Vegas, he was perfecting his craft on the east coast. A true creative, even while serving in the military, this US Army veteran continued to follow his passion creating music and producing media. Sean and his partner created Overlooked Heroes, a platform that has featured over 70 local artists showcasing their talent, on YouTube and Instagram. 

"I just push myself. I just really strive to succeed in something that I'm doing because I believe it and I see people that achieve goals every day. And, I just don't want to be a nobody. I'm saying, when I leave this earth I want to leave my mark. I want people to remember me for who I was: a nice person, if I even just helped you do anything, like I just want to be remembered... if that makes sense." -Sean Bennett 618

Be on the lookout for his upcoming album: My Greatest Pain

From the jump, you can tell that Sean has a story to tell. He's humble (although he says he's an "humble asshole"), very knowledgable, and driven. You know someone's the real deal when they start talking about algorithms and analytics relating to their work. From his side-hustles in the service to smoking out of a crab leg, Sean Bennett 618 is the type of individual where you can't wait to see what he does next!

In this episode, Katrina can't move her left arm.

If you've ever made it out to the Fremont Street Experience in Downtown Las Vegas on a Saturday night, then for sure you noticed that big crowd of people in a circle dancing and laughing their asses off! What most people don't realize is that they are not just watching another performer, but what they are truly witnessing is the art of freestyle comedy at it's finest. And, that's because JTruthPA is at the center of it all!

He is known as an entertainer, singer, and freestyle comic. But if you ask him, JTruthPA says he's a "Product for the People."

"My sleep idea, belief is like, what if I could be the one that brings a TED Talk to Rolling Loud, where I'm not just entertaining people, but I'm giving them a message that they can walk home and not only feel entertained by, or satisfied by, the performance, but walk away feeling like they have some more keys to unlock their future." - JTruthPA

This was one of the most genuine, at times vulnerable, and insightful conversations we've had on the show. JTruthPA taught us that it's better to fail trying, than it is to go home and to never have tried. We unpacked his journey, philosophy, and what this living legend has in store for the world. 

In this episode, find out how much you really gotta pay Paul V if you want to get your song played on the radio.

She is a multi-dimensional music artist, clothing designer, and entrepreneur. From the 808 to the 9th Island, Vhee Riv talks to us about her early beginnings as a young creative, to owning multiple AirBNBs, and to where she is now: fresh off the release of her latest single 'Tropics' and the TikTok dance challenge that everyone wants to be a part of!

She has worked with Mike Jones and has gone on tour with BBOD and Troy Ave.

"I have a thing with 'just be humble'-- be grateful...A lot of artists really think they better but, it's like, we're all equal. The only thing different is the mindset and just going about actually doing what you say." -Vhee Riv 

One thing you'll learn right away with Vhee Riv is that there is nothing that stands in the way of accomplishing her goals. She explains that you can't be afraid. You gotta just learn it and then do it. You'll figure things out along the way. 

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In this episode, Playsome Jayy exposes what really went down when he was a lifeguard at the Rehab Pool Party.

We have one of Las Vegas' most sought out creatives on our show. A musical artist, actor, and fashion designer, Playsome Jayy talks to us about his journey, creative process, and his latest ventures.

"You just got to do it and have fun with it....Winning is only cool after you've lost so much. People don't understand what it feels like to lose so much and get that fucking win after that-- like: 'I told you so' is the best feeling. I've had a few of those but I'm not done. It's a good feeling to chase."- Playsome Jayy

A modern day renaissance man, Playsome Jayy taught us that everything is gonna happen when it's gonna happen. And, you gotta put yourself out there. It's gonna be exhausting but you gotta be consistent and put yourself in a position to win. 

Bottom line: the actions and connections you make today, will one day be calling you in the form of a table read for a Kevin Hart movie project. 

In this episode, find out why Remy Tha King can no longer go to Starbucks.

Remy Tha King is an artist, music engineer, and graphic designer from Long Beach, CA. He's been growing his network and making a name for himself in Las Vegas for the past 3 years. Remy is also the founder and CEO of Loyalty = Royalty Ent. (@loyaltyequalsroyaltyent). 

"I started releasing music. It was trash. Released more music. It got better, but it was still trash. Released more music, now its better. Release more...Oh shit! It's up there." -- Remy (on his evolution as an artist).

Not only did Remy share his knowledge (in knowing the business side and all technical aspects of your craft) but he was one of the funniest personalities we've had on the show.