Episode 29:
As a part of the "Phoenix Down Family Sub Season", I had to have my guy big money Geechi slide up to run his podcast. Geechi is an engineer and artist, and works as an intern at big Phoenix Down. He's seen Massachusetts Music (he's worked inside the city, outside the city, and down in Rhode Island) is interesting because my guy just turned 30, so he's has a more mature stance on music. Big Business Mind! We chopped it up about his music, going to prison, Southern Massachusetts, and having children. Run it up for my guy!
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WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8afqsWqGnNs&feature=youtu.be
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The Official Theme SMASH of this season of the Golden Hours Podcast is: "Folgers" by Sir South (UNRELEASED)
Follow South Here:
IG- @sir_south, Soundcloud: @sirsouth
Additional Beats from: @kieranbeats
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Follow Geechi!
Instagram:
@geechi_the_god
Twitter:
@GeechiTheGod
Website:
https://www.geechiamerika.com
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Recorded Live from Phoenix Down Recording
IG: @phxdownstudios, @johnscottengineer
Book Ya Session Right Here: phxdown.simplybook.me/sheduler/manage
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Website:
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The Golden Hours Podcast is the BIGGEST podcast in Boston, and is run by a great guy (@godholway over at @goldendeerproductions). We try to show love to anybody really hustling in the city, because I'm doing the same over on my end. Big Boston Hustle!
Season 3 is NOW BIG Live. Nothing like the Holiday Season in the 617 so it only made sense to call this... "The Holiday Season". We're bopping out at least 2, probably 3, and maybe even 4 episodes a week for the city dawg. Hope you guys are liking the growth and running with us.
