My good friend and the even more incredibly talented individual Jamon Tolbert and I sat down and caught up. We discussed Jamon's big move to LA, what our high school experience was like, the process of creating visual works, and were able to reconnect having not seen one another in roughly three years. I'm working to make the podcast a consistent part of my life, but it's hard, thanks for sticking with me. Very proud of Jamon and want to extend my gratitude to him hopping on this episode, being vulnerable, and welcoming me further into his world. Connect with Jamon on Instagram @jamon.tolbert Or at his website jamontolbert.com If you or anyone you know would like to hop onto the podcast, reach out!  Thank you all for listening. Best, Ashur Lockrem

I'm back! The first seven minutes of this podcast I am talking about what I have been up to, the remainder of the podcast I actually talk some sports for once. Any potential guests, hit my line. Episodes coming weekly. Video aforementioned in the Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ulvmZaLPMk

Sat down with my good friend RJ Hutch, rapper, producer, singer, and talked about the release of his third full length project "Times I've had". WE discussed how the album came together, what his creative process was like, collaborating on an album with people virtually, Rj Hutch constantly getting compared to Mac Miller, we talked about substance abuse, music and sports in high school, and even got Hutch to rank is top three Mac Miller albums. LINK TO THE ALBUM - https://soundcloud.com/rjhutch23/sets/timesivehad Hutch's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rjayhutch/ 

Trizton AKA @alhVcarD on Twitter and @alvhcard on Instagram sat down with me and welcomed me into his world. Trizton is an artist, creative, and "doer" currently living in Fort Collins, Colorado. We had recorded for a previous hour before this episode, not knowing I never hit the record button. I believe this is just the beginning of collaboration between Trizton and I. Talked about a lot this episode, creative process, music, mental health, growing up, and crypto currency/ NFTs. You can find Triztons art for sale here: https://opensea.io/collection/thealhucard , cop some before it's too late. Big thank you to Trizton for welcoming me into his world and for the new cover art.

Glich is a producer, illustrator, creative, out of Boulder, Colorado. We were able to sit down and have a conversation about his work, how COVID-19 has impacted his art as well as his life, we talked about time, and the state of the electronic music world, today. Big shout out to Glich for hopping on the podcast this week. You can find him @Glichofficial on instagram and find his music "Glich" on every major streaming platform. 

I attended the Jefferson County Open School from 2nd grade until the time in which I graduated. That place will forever hold a special place in my heart, it shaped me into the person I am today and prepared me for the rough, un-expecting, and constantly changing life that comes at you after high school.

One of my favorite artists, Healy dropped his second album Tungsten this week. I give my rendition or take on a review, talk about things I liked about the album in general, compare him to Frank Ocean, and give my go at reviewing some songs! Enjoy!

In this episode I share my thoughts about Playboi Carti's Whole Lotta Red and the state of the music industry and Tik Toks influence on it. Hope you enjoy!

This is my third podcast. I've never done this on my own, but I need to learn how to. This episode covers the foundation of what it is I want this podcast to be, why I am doing this, and just some external processing. Ride along with me on this journey.