Chedo and The Come Up Show with another one. Shouts to the Boi-1da!!!

Our special guest this week is none other than Boi-1da. He is one of the most successful producers, grammy award winner, producer for Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West, Eminem, Rihanna’s work and of course Drizzy Drake. Last time I caught up with Boi-1da was in 2010 at the Battle of The Beat Makers.

On this episode, we talked about how he felt turning only 30 years old, what it’s like to be a DJ, and what’s been currently inspiring him.

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The homie StokeS chops it up with the homay TiKA The Creator.

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Artist, creator, cultural producer, T.V/Online personality, activist, and advocate for the empowerment of female artists and creators.
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We were excited to have TiKA on a show this past Sunday Oct. 16, 2016! We are overly excited about the fact that she premiered her BRAND NEW single “LIVING WITHOUT YOU” from her new EP “CARRY ON” on the show for the first time!! From MTV to Bare Gyal to interviews with Fader and Complex magazine TiKA is on a constant ascension.
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TiKA sat down and caught up with host #StokeStheMC for what was an exciting episode of SPINr, only on iLiveRadio.com!!
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Gawd damn man. Just the beginning of this has me rushing to go take in Part I first and then get right back to this one.

This is part two of Tona Tencreddi’s interview.

On this episode, he talks about his 3rd solo album that was just released: “Ivy League”. He shares why he feels he is at his peak form as an artist. We also go back to the legendary night at the Juno when he won Best Rap Recording of the year with Naturally Born Strangers. Even after all the success from that group, he answers why he doesn’t want to be in groups anymore.

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Been trying to keep up with all The Come Up Show interviews / podcasts. Here they chop it up with that dude Tona, partially in celebration of his latest release, The Ivy League. Definitely looking forward to taking this one in. Shouts to the fam! Part II on the way too…

Today’s episode is unlike any other podcast episodes that we recorded so we had to split it into two parts. Tona Tencreddi, is one third of Naturally Born Strangers and in my opinion, one of the premiere artists our country has to offer. He tells us about his upbringing in becoming the artist that he is today which includes a deep history of Toronto rap culture.

We talk about his epic rap battle against Blake Carrington in Sauga, how one of his first big hits “Dial Tone” was made, what is it like working with Drake on the remix, and so much more.

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August Rigo chops it up with The Come Up Show!

It’s already September but we can’t get enough of August. Get it? You’ll get it when you hear the name of our special guest. But, this interview is one of my favorites. I am honored to present our guest, August Rigo. He is a songwriter, a recording artist, and a producer. He has written songs for Justin Bieber, Chris Brown, One Direction, and Musiq Soulchild. Also, August has been releasing his own songs such as “See Your Perfect”, “Songs About You”, “Just Drive”, and so much more.

On this episode, August opens up about his depressive phase after making it big as a songwriter. We also talked about the struggles that he went through from working different jobs all the way to establishing his songwriting career. Whether you are an inspiring artist or a student working towards your dreams, August gives a solid advice on how to keep going.

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Looking forward to taking this one in. Mr. Bare Tings chops it up with The Come Up Show.

My guest this week goes by the name of Devontée. I remember meeting him three years ago at the Canadian Music Week and told me to check his music. He was networking, grinding, and hustling. Today, he is one of the premiere Toronto artists with hits like “Bare Things” and an album “District Vibe” that has features like Joey Badass.

On this episode, Devontée talked about his faith, following your heart, what he learned from Boi-1da and so much more.

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Newcomer Tanisha chops it up with The Come Up Show!

This week’s special guest is Tanisha. She is an R&B / Alternative artist from Toronto. At the age of 14, she started singing in Toronto Children’s Concert Choir. After touring to the Bahamas at the age of 18 with the choir, she knew that music is what she wanted to do for the rest of her life.

On this episode, Tanisha talked about the importance of having a strong circle, why 2016 has been the most challenging and rewarding year for her, and so much more.

You can follow Tanisha on:
– @tanishamusic
– www.tanishamusic.com

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Looking forward to taking this one in…

A father, an artist, and a designer Bryan Espiritu is our guest this week. In 2007, Bryan created Legends League which is a streetwear clothing brand established in Toronto.

On this episode, we talked about Legends League and his influences that shaped him to be the person that he is today. From his stories and experiences, Bryan shares the importance of knowing your worth as a human, being vulnerable in spite of criticisms, and valuing people around you.

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Definitely looking forward to taking this one in…

On this week’s #GYALCAST, @JaeFiasco, @STDYMBBN, @416Jamz and @QueenJSampson talk to @JazzCartier about music, feeling like he made it & responsible representation.

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#GYALCAST has a very open dialogue with distinguished rapper Jazz Cartier about his rise to fame, letting go of dead weight and putting things into perspective. The interview is one of the most candid and raw interviews listeners have heard from the Toronto rising star.

Currently on their fourth season, #GYALCAST is a space where music, sex, and black girl magic meet. Powered by The Known Unknown’s subsidiary brand BAREGYAL, #GYALCAST is a weekly podcast that was founded by former MTV Canada personality Tika Simone and writer Sajae Elder. The show consists of a handful of black women from Toronto who are not afraid to voice their opinions and concerns about pop-culture, feminism, racism or politics. Featured as one of the The FADER’s DIY Collectives You Should Know.

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Post Just 4 Now EP, Pluto chops it up with Chedo on The Come Up Show. Dude’s Muslim??? I never woulda guessed.

From the east side of the city, my guest today is Pluto The 9th Wonder. He is known for songs such as “Jessica”, “Breathe”, and “Crazy In Love”. Recently, he collaborated with John River for the song “Beauty In My Loneliness” under his brand new EP titled “Just For Now”.

On this episode, we talked about his birthday celebrations, the challenge that he had creating this new project, and why John River is the only feature in the project. He also shared some important advice on why strategic planning is the most important skill you need to have.

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