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Aug 30, 2019 57 min

Throwback Rapsody Interview

from Out Da Box Talks Hosted by Out Da Box Talks

In this Throwback Episode, Host Cril of Out Da Box Radio is happy to bring you a special interview he did back in 2013 with North Carolina based Emcee “Rapsody”. We got the chance to chat with Rapsody about a number of topics related to the progression of her career. The 1st, discussing the history of her relationship with N.C. Hip Hop crew “Kooley High”, as well as her introduction to 9th Wonder and the success she’s been able to experience working with the "Soul Council". We also spoke on the influence of “Lauryn Hill” and the impact her music has served to young girls. The talk continued, as Rapsody discussed facing music industry obstacles and her willingness to break the barriers that have held female emcees from getting the same respect as males. We also talked about her absence of making the XXL Freshman Cover and how she’s used the outcome to motivate her career. Fortunately, Rapsody was selected to perform at this year’s BET Hip Hop Awards Cipher, and received some great responses about the event. She also took some time to tell us all about the experience. We had a wonderful time buildin’ with Rapsody for this interview and certainly hope you learn more about her story and why she’s important to hip hop. Definitely take the time to check out the interview when you get a chance and feel free to spread the word if you like what you hear. We hope you are inspired!

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