
MC Monsoon & Ziontific Productions
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From the archive: MC Monsoon & Ziontific Productions, originally broadcast February 5, 2014. Listen above, explore identified music below, or open the original notes for the historical context.
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This week we welcomed Monsoon on to the program for the first time. He dropped by to give us a copy of his brand new project “Return of the Real” which, as we found out, is the first of the trilogy he is working on. The other great thing about this project is it features all original production by Autonomous who Appleton listeners may know from Lab Seven and other projects. Monsoon fills us in on what’s happening in his world, most importantly an upcoming showcase at Rap Night Portland on February 12th. Tonight we also had Justin Wargo in the building with us. Justin is from Ziontific Productions who are the organizers of the annual Ziontific festival that takes place in Vermont. Over the years Justin has connected with the Maine music community to infuse that 207/802 synergy and bring many local acts to the festival including Educated Advocates, Spose & more. In addition to being a long time supporter of Appleton Radio Justin is also the manager for The Alchemystics who we have played several times on the show. Check out the podcast and keep in mind we won’t be back live until February 19th where we could have what proves to be an interesting recap of this year’s Ruckus Cup Classic MC Battle. It should be noted that Appleton Radio is proud to inform you Ryan Augustus won the battle by defeating Eyenine in the final round. Ryan Augustus now holds 3 wins in the Ruckus cup putting him ahead of Eyenine & Mr Harps who each have 2 wins. Thanks for checking out our show, we are proud to be from Maine!
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