The KonVO

In this episode of The KonVO, we sit down with Shlomo Bowe, founder of Mass Music Radio, a Boston-based platform dedicated to amplifying emerging artists and independent voices from around the world.What started as a vision for a community-driven radio station has grown into a creative hub where DJs, producers, and artists come together to share music, collaborate, and build culture beyond the mainstream.Shlomo also leads Mozeltov Media Company, where he works at the intersection of music, branding, and storytelling—helping artists and platforms develop authentic identities in an increasingly crowded digital landscape.In this conversation, we dive into the journey of building Mass Music Radio from the ground up, the importance of independent media in shaping local and global scenes, and the real work behind fostering genuine community in music. Shlomo also shares lessons from running creative platforms, thoughts on Boston’s evolving underground scene, and why creating spaces for artists to be heard has never been more important.This episode is all about vision, ownership, and building platforms that move culture forward. 🎶

In this episode of The KonVO, we sit down with Boston-based producer and DJ Don Kon for one of the most candid conversations yet. Don opens up about the struggle of losing over a decade of work, how it reshaped his creative journey, and the resilience it took to stay true to his melodic sound. We get deep into his influences, mindset, and what it really takes to push forward when setbacks hit hard.From the highs of building momentum in the scene to the lows of losing music and momentum, Don shares wisdom that every artist — producer or DJ — can take to heart. This episode isn’t just about beats and drops — it’s about passion, perseverance, and reclaiming your voice in a world of noise. Expect honesty, inspiration, and real talk on staying true to your sound. 

In this episode, we talk about finding light through music during dark moments, the journey from Brazil to Boston, and how DJing became her way of giving energy and inspiration back to the crowd. We also dive into her creative process behind her new single on Votion records “Take Control”, the importance of connection on the dance floor, and her dream of taking this sound to parties around the world.

In this episode, we reflect on a year of growth, intention, and the birth of VOTION Records.We kick things off with an introduction to VOTION label manager Sophia, breaking down what the label stands for, how she got started, and finding her way in the music industry . From there, we recap the past year—highlighting all votion  releases, how the sound has evolved, and the key lessons learned while building and running an independent label.

In this episode, we flip the spotlight to an artist who’s been making real noise in the Boston music scene — Don Kon.Don Kon is a Boston-based producer and DJ blending dark, driving house with melodic, emotional energy. His sound has taken him from local Boston clubs to stages in Los Angeles, New York City, Cancun, and beyond, sharing the spotlight with artists like Loud Luxury, Two Friends, and Noizu.With a degree in music production and a clear vision for his sound, Don Kon has been carving out his own lane through intentional sound design, high-energy sets, and a commitment to doing things his way.In this episode, we dive into:How Don Kon developed his signature soundWhat inspires his creative processStaying authentic while navigating a crowded music sceneWhether you’re an artist, producer, DJ, or fan of house music, this conversation offers real insight into building a sound, staying true to yourself, and pushing forward with purpose.🎧 Tune in now and join the KonVO.

In this episode, Don Kon and VO launch their podcast with a deep dive into the challenges and aspirations of carving out a place in Boston’s music scene with VO— not just as an artist, but as a label-founder. The episode frames itself as both a personal journey and a blueprint: a candid, no-holds-barred conversation about what it really takes to start a label from scratch, operate in an often-underground environment, and build something meaningful while staying true to artistic integrity.