This is a big surprise to me. I was calling up a friend to talk about some things, and he texts me a series of videos from a Foot Locker store in Wheaton, MD. The store was playing my record “Red Carpet” through their official curated playlists. It turns out that whoever works for Foot Locker’s headquarters found the song and added it for stores nationwide. I’m beyond honored and happy about this. Thanks to Foot Locker for checking me out.
Here’s one of the videos that my friend sent me:
I recently sat down with Sandra Ekpenyong of Spirit 1400AM, owned by Radio One, in Baltimore, MD. This show Empowering Youth For Today is a Christian program show, but I was asked to speak on the trials and tribulations of being a Christian in the music industry and how to impact the youth to the point of joining the church. It was a very interesting interview that I wouldn’t normally have the chance to have, but I’m glad the world positioned itself to be this way for me.
Here is the full audio version of it, and a few pictures at the bottom of the post.
Interview wirh Spirit 1400AM “Empowering Youth for Today” @ Radio One Baltimore 7-3-2017 | redheadpg | VSCO
Interview clips
I have been invited to the Radio One headquarters to record a few drops for the nationally syndicated “Russ Parr Morning” radio show. If you take a listen to the show while going to work, you may hear me dropping bars or participating in skits for the “Freakin’ Funny Friday” segment. Stay tuned!
For the first time, my original music has played on a major radio station in the DC metropolitan area. It’s been a long time coming, and I appreciate the support and ALL the DJs that continue to support this record.
Shouts go to DJ Heat, Mana, DJ Laz-Eye of The LaZ Hour, DJ Kmeta, DJ Oso Fresh, DJ 2-Tone Jones, DJ On Point, DJ Absolut, Frantasy & Marc of BlisFM, DJ Sixth Sense, DJ No Requests, DJ Nature Boi, Nicktha1nda, DJ Best Kept Secret, DC Vinyl Headz, and everyone else that’s been spreading the word & supporting the video and the record and continuing to do so. The job isn’t over yet, but I’m loving where the path is going right now.
After meeting with Frantasy at a particular show in uptown Washington, D.C., I secured a slot to be interviewed for my upcoming project “Exxxactly“. It’s been often delayed but so far, the music is getting strong. I came to the show to premier new music, including an unfinished song I recorded the night before.
Take a listen to the show at this link:
http://blis.fm/all-we-got/105-redhead-nodis-riz/
Here’s some pictures from my time there. Much love to my folks King Kan, Uncle Smacks, Jermaine Montana, and AyeYoSmiley who were also in the studio.
A couple of days ago, I was asked to do an interview for an upcoming television show based on the recurring LaZHour Show that I’ve been visiting a lot. As I was taping the pilot episode, my homegirl @Ejax came over and decided to do her segment of Conversations with me to discuss what she learned about business and relationships. It’s a small video, but here you go for your viewing pleasure!
P.S. For those who haven’t seen her 1st installment on my YouTube page, check it out below:
While still recording new music that I want to express to the world of my newest transitions, I’ve been asked by my super good friend Cristina Payne to appear on her Internet radio show (as well as co-hosts Troy Lamont and Rallo Boykins) to talk about my work in honor of Black Music Month. From there, I will speak about Exxxactly, upcoming shows, and all things connecting my brand. Don’t worry if you won’t be near a computer to listen to the show; I’ll have video coverage on deck for the occasion later in the evening.
On Wednesday, June 25th at 1pm, please visit www.listenvisionlive.com and check it out!
This is a video recap of an interview that I did with Club Plug Radio. For this particular segment, I was interviewed by hiphop artist Adversary, who was previously known for freestyle competitions on 106 & Park. In this clip, I break down what my style is like and my influences growing up in Maryland. Shouts to DJ Freaky Ty for the opportunity and the staff for allowing me to come over and share my music with their audience.
Shouts to the fellas at the LaZHour for showing love to my first mixtape The Honesty Box. It’s a pleasure and an honor for the support and genuine respect. It’s very appreciated and much needed at this phase in my career. Thank you once again for lending me your ears and your time. Sincerely.
August 5th, 2017 
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