Hello! Welcome back! Thank you for tuning into The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, this is your host TR. and this week I sat down with Coach Shane.

Shane is a locally based creative extraordinaire originally from Philadelphia, but stationed here in Missoula and has been for the last decade and more.

Taking influence early on from so many genres and artists, from funk and Hip-Hop to George Clinton and Prince, Coach found himself wherever the life of the party was at.

Introducing Freak-Aerobics at Splash Montana, contributing to an array of bands, as well as rapping and MC-ing, Shane has been heavily involved with many things in the Missoula scene.

But, before I say too much, here’s Coach Shane, on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode 22 at Area 41 Collective.

Hello, Welcome back, thank you for tuning into The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, this is your host TR. and this week I sat down with VoKab.

Daniel is local artist from the Florence area and has been involved in the Montana music scene for about a decade. Growing up in Texas to then moving to Montana around age 6, VoKab was faced with many challenges that eventually turned him into who he is today.

Finding Hip-Hop early on, starting a local band, then finding his way back to Rap and eventually touring and performing around the states, VoKab has continued to work hard to provide and give his family his all.

But before I say too much, here’s VoKab, on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode #21 at Area 41 Collective.

Hello! Welcome back! Thank you for tuning into The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, this is your host TR. and this week I sat down with curly.

Bailey is a local artist from South East Montana and is definitely someone to keep your eyes and ears on.

Growing up in Oklahoma and eventually landing in Colstrip, Bailey was constantly surrounded by music. Taking influence from a wide variety of artists like Eminem, the Black Eyed Peas, Outkast and many more.

Releasing his first mixtape in college to recently dropping a personal favorite self-produced album earlier this year, Corner Store Vol. 1, curly infuses elements of Underground Hip-Hop and RnB to create an infectious sound mixed with relatable lyrics.

But, before I say too much, here’s curly on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode #20 at Area 41 Collective.

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Hello! Welcome back! Thank you for tuning into The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast. This is your host TR. and this week I sat down with JJ Kind.

Jacob is local artist and musician from Whitefish Montana, whose passion for authenticity and creation show heavily in not only his art, but also in his life.

Growing up with a love for hockey and spending time outside, Jacob also played everything from electric and acoustic guitar to piano and even sang in choir for a majority of his youth.

He still actively plays and performs with his guitar, both solo and with a Lounge Core band, Atomic Frequencies, as well as records Hip-Hop songs and is constantly pushing the boundaries of the genre.

If one thing is apparent, Jacob’s love for music has always been at the center of his life, right beside his family and rollerblades.

But, before I say too much, here’s JJ Kind, on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode #18 at Area 41 Collective.

Hello! Welcome back! Thank you for tuning into The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, this is your host TR. and this week, I sat down with Twelve Clouds.

Patch is a local Missoula artist and producer that lives, breathes and loves all things Hip-Hop. Growing up in Chicago, Patch was exposed to numerous tastes and subgenres that have shaped his current sound into what I would say is unpredictable, yet intentional.

Being influenced by the likes of MF Doom, Kool Keith and Lupe Fiasco, Patch’s extensive discography leans heavily into sampling as well as topical and conceptual lyrical content, packing a punch for any avid listener of the genre. His understanding of the culture and dedication to authenticity set him apart from the rest as an artist that has a deep care for the art he creates and every time I listen, I find myself being taken away to a new place within each track, both sonically and lyrically.

Something I appreciate about Patch is his honest opinions and ability to drop knowledge about music on a dime. Putting me onto numerous artists and albums that I hold very close to my heart and is constantly willing to share his taste whenever I get the chance to chat with him.

But, before I say too much, here’s Twelve Clouds, on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode #17 at Area 41 Collective.

Hello! Welcome back! Thank you for tuning into The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, this is your host TR. and this week, I sat down with Keenote.

Keenan is local artist from the St. Ignatius area that has been involved with Montana music for 10+ years and was a huge part of the local Missoula scene in the early to mid 2010’s.

Growing up with a love for skateboarding and Metal to later finding Hip-Hop and eventually performing it with the Missoula super group, Codependents, Keenan’s journey through music is nothing short of grounding. He loved what he did and still to this day, embodies the idea of dedication through self-expression.

I’m very grateful for Keenan’s perspective and willingness to talk about his artistry and I appreciate everything he’s done to inspire and motivate those who hear his music to pursue the universal truth of being one’s self authentically, always.

But before I say too much, here’s Keenote, on The Rhythmic Resonance Podcast, Episode #16 at Area 41 Collective.