PRINCESS NOKIA: Female Hip Hop Isn't Given The Revolutionary Scope That It Deserves

PRINCESS NOKIA: Female Hip Hop Isn't Given The Revolutionary Scope That It Deserves

Author: DJ Semtex April 12, 2021 Duration: 40:06
When Princess Nokia first arrived on the scene she had her very own N.Y state of mind. She was already ahead of her time merging styles of music, existing within different scenes, directing her own videos, and in control of her own career. She was already a boss, travelling across the world, building her fanbase, and executing her own vision. DJ Semtex caught up with Princess Nokia at a time when she is plotting the next course of her evolution, to take her artistry even further, and follow the footsteps of some of the great women that came before her. This is a highly inspiring, motivational episode with an artist who is very empowered and excited about her own future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hosted by the renowned DJ Semtex, Hip Hop Raised Me digs deep into the stories of the people who built this global movement. This isn't just a series of interviews; it's a series of conversations that feel like late-night studio sessions, where the walls come down and real stories come out. You'll hear from the pioneering legends who laid the very foundation, getting the untold backstory on classic moments and industry shifts. At the same time, the podcast consistently makes space for the most vital new voices, the rappers and producers currently shaping the sound and the conversation. What ties it all together is a genuine, lifelong passion for the culture in all its forms-the beats, the lyrics, the fashion, and the undeniable impact. Tuning in, you get a sense of history being documented in real time, understanding how the past informs the present. Each episode is a celebration of a living, breathing art form that constantly evolves while staying true to its roots. For anyone who feels a personal connection to the rhythm and the rhyme, this podcast offers a direct line to the source.
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