EPISODE · Nov 2, 2025 · 28 MIN
Ha$$an The God Interview
from Deeper Than Music with Markivus · host Markivus Nious
This episode of Deeper Than Music Markivus interviews musical artist Hassan The God. About Hassan The God: Ha$$an The God, an industry veteran from Mobile, Alabama started rapping at a young age after first hearing "Eric B. is President". After perfecting his craft in talent shows and school battles, he was able to open up for The Luniz, The Notorious BIG, Junior Mafia, and Foxy Brown. After a brief stint in the US Army, Ha$$an helped mentor Walter 'Esa" Jones to create Hitthouse Enterprises operating as COO. To further his mark in the industry along with returning to recording, Ha$$an formed Wingspan Urban Arts and Entertainment and has collaborated and worked with Interscope Records artist Richboy, Hell Rell of Diplomat Records, Deadstock Beats, and Trackheadz Productions. A lifelong supporter of women’s basketball, Ha$$an The God recalls watching Dawn Staley as a college star and admiring Harlem Globetrotter Ella Williams, who hailed from his hometown. Musically, he credits Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, LL Cool J, and Nas as key influences shaping his artistry. “Swish Swag” highlights Ha$$an The God’s passion for music, the WNBA, and his vision of celebrating women athletes as cultural trendsetters. “Swish Swag” was produced by Dekastro Productions and mixed and mastered by Matt Damico of Mattymix Productions. “Swish Swag” is now available on Spotify, Apple Music, and other major digital outlets. Check out Ha$$an The God and “Swish Swag”: Follow on Social Media: Ha$$an The God i nstagram/hassanthegod19 youTube/hassanthegod19 tiktok/hassanthegod19. Egyptian Gypsy instagram/da_gypsy901 youtube/Dagypsy901 Dekastro Productions instagram/dekastro_7Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/deeper-than-music-with-markivus--2705530/support.
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