Malcolm Iwatani

Lemonade Stand talks to Hank Native, Sam Paulino and Aidan Ostby. These 3 share experiences about living in their small city of Burlington Vermont. I’m from a small town and live in a small city so hearing their experiences with school, their struggles with breaking out of their music scene and knowing everyone in the

The Hosts Troy Lister aka the “Middle child”, Brandon Mariano “B Nasty” and Bobby Moore “Hip Hop Historian” all go on a journey into the world of underground Hip Hop. These 3 are each a decade apart and all have grown up in different eras of Hip Hop. They all appreciate artist from all each

Hailing from Bethlehem, PA Zero 610 grabbed my attention with his music on the first listen. My first encounter with his music was the song “Pressure” and all the people around me couldn’t help but bob their heads. His cadence and quick bars sit nicely between the slow 808s. The beats he produces aren’t overcrowded

Top 5 Faneto, a name heard amongst the underclassmen in Phillipsburg high school. I have been quietly following everyone’s moves from the small town of Phillipsburg for quite some time. Over the years I’ve seen Top 5 find the style he wanted to work with, and he has been improving on it ever since. The

This artist isn’t known through his online presence, but I’ve heard all his unreleased music so I can’t say much other than it’s a crime that it’s not out. Toon-B has a natural ability for music and has been creating it ever since I could remember. The music you will hear from him at the

I first saw the New York City resident, Shorty Jah, in a video going insane on stage while opening for Lil Tjay. His energy was electric, he even did a successful stage dive as an opener. I think that might be the only time an opener rocked a show that hard. It all made sense