Welcome to another episode of the LP Lounge today we have on the show Donald Gee, a Civil Engineering student at Georgia Tech and a singer-songwriter. This spring he has worked with students from all across the nation to create a virtual choir singing Thank You Teachers. Donald wrote the song Thank You Teachers for his mom (who is a teacher) and it was picked up and improved by Grammy Nominated producer Kendrick Dean. After partnering with the National Choir Directors Association and the National Association for Music Educators more than 100 students joined voices to show appreciation for Teachers! This week we have Matt Kennett guest hosting! Happy listening.

In this weeks episode, we sit down with Pink $ock, a sexual soothsayer from the West side of Los Angeles. Song topics range from vodka cranberries to grandiose declarations of love. Regardless of the subject matter there’s a 420% chance you will shake your butt, and probably hear a guitar solo. (For fans of quiet storm, house music, soul, and vocals drenched in reverb).

In this special episode, Reid Rinaldi sits down with his Hip Hop Pops co-host, Hip Dad radio Collaborator, and close friend Doug hall. In the first episode of this two part episode, reid and Doug Spend a surprising amount of time talking about music. They also discuss Doug's Dual citizenship as well as his move to Chicago. Follow Hip Dad Radio: IG: https://www.instagram.com/hipdadradio/ Website: hipdad.cool

This week, we sit down with Canadian musician, Alex Nicol. With his recently released Debut Album "All for Nada", Alex talks about his partners role in the creation of his music. We also discuss the DIY scenes in Montreal and Chicago, as well as when marketing meets art for an artist. Follow Hip Dad Radio: IG: https://www.instagram.com/hipdadradio/ Website: hipdad.cool Support The Artist: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/22I8aegdN8M0w4XpBkE6je Bandcamp: https://alexnicol.bandcamp.com/album/all-for-nada Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexnicolband/

This week, we sit down with artist, musician, and server, Wavy I.D. Hero of his own story, Adam talks about the process of leaving his old band and becoming Wavy I.D. Some topics we cover range from the meaning of art, musicians he collaborates with, and what it's like to be server during the pandemic. Follow Hip Dad Radio IG: https://www.instagram.com/hipdadradio/ Website: hipdad.cool Support The Artist: https://www.instagram.com/wavyid/?hl=en https://wavyid.bandcamp.com/releases wayvivid.com https://soundcloud.com/wavyid Get Your Money From Facebook! http://www.facebookbipaclassaction.com/

This week, we sit down with Producer, DJ, and Streamer, Owen Bones. As half of The Mystery School US, Owen talks about what it's like to transition from tradition producing to daily streamer. We also take a walk down memory lane, and talk about Owen's early days in high school, and as a musician. Follow Hip Dad Radio IG: https://www.instagram.com/hipdadradio/ Website: hipdad.cool Support The Artist IG: https://www.instagram.com/mysteryschoolus/ Bandcamp: https://mysteryschoolus.bandcamp.com/releases Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/mysteryschoolus

Sit down with guitar player and drummer of STINTS, Jose Antonio Brambila & Eli Ponce. We talk about their transition from Minor Gems to STINTS, recording a new album from across borders, and their new album. Follow Hip Dad Radio https://www.instagram.com/hipdadradio/ Please Support The Artist! Stintsmusic.bandcamp.com Stintsmusic.com Instagram: @stintsmusic

Sit down with friend of Hip Dad Radio, Moon King. We discuss his early projects, his move to Hamtramck, how it influenced his music, and what's in the future for this bright artist.

Sit down with Veronica Murashige, bass player for the Chicago Band Cloudtone. We talk about the creative process and how her art has had to adapt to quarantine.