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Nov 11, 2019 46 min

Episode 63: Rappy McRapperson

from The MC Lars Podcast Hosted by MC Lars

Joshua A. Katz (a.k.a. Rappy McRapperson) has been creating music for many decades, beginning with his viral hit "I'm A Gangster" in the late 90s. On this week's episode, we talk about the places he's lived, his approach to production, how he finds meaning in his work, and his tomato soup business. We also talk about his experiences with labels, the new YouTube metrics, and how Russian folk songs have been a big influence on him recently. A great interview with a Rhyme Torrents legend, it was awesome catching up with Katz for this episode! Special Guest: Rappy McRapperson.

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