Kafi Talk

SEASON ONE FINALE! (We return in January)

John Kafi discusses the importance of humility and awareness in your music scene as an artist.

Judah The Prince (formerly known as Krumb Snatcha) discusses getting discovered by Gang Starr, touring the world, recording in NYC's legendary D&D Studios, practicing and teaching martial arts, his connection with Wu-Tang Management, securing a spot as the only unsigned artist on the Training Day Soundtrack with M.O.P., his new life in religion, his new label Mind Power Entertainment and the United Nationz of Hip Hop mixtape series, the tragic death of Guru, and more!

John Kafi speaks on the rise in popularity of contrarianism and brings you some more music selections out of Kafi's Krates.

Baltimore, Maryland's own Jay Royale discusses being inspired by Big Pun, Big L, Wu-Tang Clan, and Kool G Rap, the tradition of Baltimore's marble stoops, helping to form the Umbrella Collective, Labtekwon, Professor X vs. Magneto, The Wire, Roc (Charles S. Dutton), himself and Ill Conscious being compared to Raekwon & Ghostface, connecting with Conway the Machine & Benny the Butcher, and more!

John Kafi discusses the importance of confidence (not necessarily arrogance) when being an emcee.

King Just discusses working with legendary producers like RNS and Easy Mo Bee, growing up battling members of Wu-Tang Clan, Shaolin Soldiers, Hillside Scramblers, Park Hill vs. Stapleton in Staten Island, working with Pop Da Brown Hornet, being closely related to the old school hip hop group Newcleus, being mentored by Mercury of Force MDs, and more!

John Kafi compares the music industry to the Wizard of Oz and offers more great music selections for his Kafi's Krates segment.

Metaphysical hip hop artist Atma reveals his introduction to learning the Sanskrit language, talks his history with Son of Saturn, Lord Gamma, Apakalypse, Illuminati Congo; discusses working with Panik of Molemen and Vherbal and being a member of Jewelz Infinite and Masta Buildas, and more!

John Kafi lists who he wanted to see (but didn't) at the BET Hip Hop Awards Loud Records tribute.

Canadian hip hop producer/emcee White Lotus discusses being inspired by "Blowgun" by Bronze Nazareth, his history with Tragic Allies & Lost Children of Babylon, working with artists like Juleunique and Versa Tilla, being a fan of Canadian hip hop group Rascalz, building with the Koan and Blue Lanternz, and more!

John Kafi reviews the "50 Worst Rappers List" and delivers more music selections from Kafi's Krates. 

Vic Spencer discusses his work in Chicago as a youth advocate/mentor, EC Illa, the Molemen crew, his Twitter battle with Lupe Fiasco, exchanging diss tracks with Mick Jenkins, working with Twista, the "secret society" that is the Chicago hip hop scene, being a fan of 90s hip hop group Boogiemonsters, his Psychological Cheat Sheet album series with August Fanon, and more!

John Kafi discusses violence in hip hop; Brooklyn's own Sav Killz talks grinding on the NY mixtape scene with J-Ronin, building with Popa Wu, connecting with Planet Asia to form Gold Chain Military, some of his favorite collabs, clashing with XXXTentacion fans on Twitter, and more!  

Host John Kafi discusses Jay Z's "God Did" verse from DJ Khaled's album and offers some more handpicked hip hop selections from Kafi's Krates. Indiana hip hop artist F.A.C.T.S. discusses coming up in the Indianapolis scene, being inspired by Andre 3000, Lil Wayne, and Kanye West, and working on a series of projects with producer/videographer Ciz Beats.  

Subscribe to my YouTube channel! (Kafi Talk)

For the debut episode, host John Kafi tackles the topic of AI rapper FN Meka, gives some music suggestions in the "Kafi's Krates" segment, and interviews underground hip hop emcee Udi aka Hollow Christ of Bedlam Brethren.