The 30 Percent Podcast

• Episode 161 | Locking In (with DJ Mura)

  We've got a special guest lined up! DJ Mura joins the show to take us through his journey, discussing everything from his beginnings as a DJ/Producer to the nuances of DJ etiquette and the critical role of networking. He talks about ghost producing for fellow producers, and tells us how he curates a successful set as a DJ . We also talk about some of his recent collaborations and his upcoming performance at Blankets and Wine. Tune in!Intro: DJ Mura K.E, Ywaya Tajiri - "Katika" produced by DJ Mura K.EPick of the Week: DJ Mura K.E, Ywaya Tajiri - "Tycoon" produced by DJ Mura K.ETo bring more awareness to the different genres of music within the industry we hope to see the artists & songs discussed in the podcast receive the recognition they deserve.

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• Episode 160 | Participation Trophies

  We begin the episode with a recap of the Industry event that Sam attended (9:20), The Cavemen were also at The Alchemist this weekend, courtesy of Nairobi Rnb (13:29). We then talk about the upcoming Blankets and Wine show, the line up and what we expect to see plus something special for the listeners of the Podcast (18:51). After that we go over some of our observations for this years Spotify Wrapped (29:36), and then wrap up the episode with new music reviews (49:21). Intro: Labdi - "Ondiege Biro" produced by Labdi OmmesPick of the Week: Arrow Bwoy, Watendawili - "Tumewaka" To bring more awareness to the different genres of music within the industry we hope to see the artists & songs discussed in the podcast receive the recognition they deserve.

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• Episode 159 | Social Engineering

  We begin todays episode with a review of Ongeza Volume's The Setlist KE that happened over the weekend then we go deeper into some things that could make our live shows better (11:00). Next, What is important for an artists career? Is it enough to make good music or are there greater factors in determining success? (23:30). We then talk about DJ AG putting a spotlight on Kenyan artists (50:23), as well Kaycyy being in the country (55:20). We wrap up the episode with some reviews of new music as well as our pick of the week (57:45). Intro: Elsy Wameyo - "CRASH OUT" produced by Wuod OmoloPick of the Week: Petrooz - "Njoo Tujaribu Tena" To bring more awareness to the different genres of music within the industry we hope to see the artists & songs discussed in the podcast receive the recognition they deserve.

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• Episode 158 | Dystopian

  We begin today’s episode with some international news. Roc Nation has announced that they’re entering the distribution space and will be taking 15% of artists’ royalties, is it worth it for artists? (7:16) Next, we discuss Warner Music’s newly announced partnership with AI company Udio (33:38). Spotify is also hinting at a collaboration with sample discovery platform WhoSampled, potentially integrating it into their premium service (40:12) We then get into the recent controversy surrounding Burna Boy, who came under fire for kicking out a tired fan during his show. Was he justified? (43:09) Finally, we wrap up the episode by reviewing the latest music releases (50:31).Intro: Dylan-S, Aahil, Brooklyn Boyz, Silverstone Barz, Makdem - "Jabanation" produced by Dylan Sejpal, Aahil KanjiPick of the Week: Licky - "Paracetamol" produced by Mp3 MeechTo bring more awareness to the different genres of music within the industry we hope to see the artists & songs discussed in the podcast receive the recognition they deserve.

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• Episode 157 | Sprinkle in the C’s

  We begin the episode with a review of Show Dem Camp and Blinky Bills Kashata Show at Nairobi Street Kitchen (8:57), Then on to this weeks big conversation. Is Sauti Souls Grammy win legit? Why are our KE artists paid less for shows? And what value does an award such as a Grammy add to an artist? (17:38) Also, we go into the Recording Academy's rule book to see who doesn't deserve one of their prestigious awards (35:27) We then wrap up the episode with new music reviews and play our pick of the week (51:38)Intro: Mbithi - "Shangaa" produced by KiriamaPick of the Week: DJ Mura K.E, Ywaya Tajiri - "Waridi" produced by DJ Mura K.ETo bring more awareness to the different genres of music within the industry we hope to see the artists & songs discussed in the podcast receive the recognition they deserve.

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