WQHT and WQHTHTH1, New York.

Ebro in the morning with Laura Stiles and Rosenberg.

Hot 97.

Just don't call it a podcast.

He did this like Chadeh, These Sacred Souls, kind of flip over like a reggae.

Yeah. Reproduction and thengae yeah reproduction and then um yeah and then on that part I had just brought in the

the rema joint right at the at that like cue point so yo ladies and gentlemen

this is joe K that little gym he was dropping right there was what he's famous for.

As a DJ and a producer and a curator of culture, you've been putting together events just around good vibes.

You know, soul music, R&B, just instrumentals reggae afro beats blending all of his culture

together for how long now 14 years with selection and I've been doing this for about 18

18 total and and for the audience uh Joe's coming on he He wasn't much of a talker, like doing interviews

and things. So this is very new. And I appreciate you and your team. Shout to Jane,

everybody reaching out for you to come on the program. If you have an album out, if it's,

if not now, then when? And i'm assuming that has something to do

with not only the title the album but you even sitting down and having this conversation today

uh you stepping out from behind the turntables a little bit more yeah it's really nice to be on

the opposing side because you know usually a lot of the times, you know, on your end,

talking to people interviewing, having great conversations. So the roles are switched. It's really

about me just leaning into the tastemaker side more. You know what I mean? You're a tastemaker.

We've all, you know, shout out Zane as well. And we've always just been people pushing the culture

forward. And this is really just been people pushing the culture forward.

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