Really Outchea Podcast w/ Marcel P. Black S2:E3 "Black Power is NOT Black Visibility" w/ Donney Rose

After 5 months, I'm back with another dope episode!!! I had the pleasure of talking to my bro Donney Rose, a poet, writer, activist, organizer, educator, and so much more. We talked about growing up a rap fan in South Louisiana, his political influences, the Black celebrity class, and that motherf*cker Omari from Chicago.

Sit back & listen mane.

 

#BlackThoughtsRadio S4: E1 "5 Musts For Artists Touring in the Pandemic Era"

 Some #FreeGame on 5 thing every unsigned/indie artist should keep in mind while on the road in these crazy times.

Click here to watch on YouTube.

You can also watch/listen on YouTube: Marcel P. Black & IGTV @marcelpblack.

Marcel P. Black Freestyle & Interview on The Franchise Report w/ DJ Franchise

While in Rhode Island, I had the pleasure of stopping my WBRU360 and Providence and dropping a "freestyle" over Run The Jewels "Ooh La La" on DJ Franchise's The Franchise Report Podcast, and also did a quick interview. I caught everyone in the room by surprise and it was fun.

Big s/o @ Unk11 for throwing me in the mix mane.

Click here to watch Marcel P. Black on The Franchise Report

 

Help me get Black Outside!!!!

 

I need help getting back on the road mane. Anything you got to give is plenty.

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Really Outchea Podcast w/ Marcel P. Black S2:E2 "HHAW: Solidarity" with Minister Server

 

Had a dope convo with the "Dopest Hip-Hop Grandpop Minister Server about his work in the culture as a Minister, his views on the importance of spirituality in the culture, and breaks down the history of Hip-Hop Appreciation Week!!!

Powerful convo!!!

"Really Outchea Podcast" W/ Marcel P. Black S2:E1: "Examine Rap" W/ Doc Asad

Back again for season 2 of "Really Outchea Podcast." beginning with the good brother Doc Asad from New Orleans. In this episode, Doc & I have a super serious conversation about the content in rap lyrics, who's to blame, and the way they effect out people. I'm not gonna say it was a debate per say, but it we both shared differing view points, and a lot of gems were dropped.

You can watch the "#ExamineRap" Episode here:

 

#BlackOutside Tour Dates!!!!

This time two years ago, I thought about leaving rap behind. I canceled all my tour dates due to covid, and lost my father the next day. I felt it wasn't worth it anymore. I was wrong. This time just a few months ago, I was worried that since it had been 2 years since I really toured, would people still care to see me on stage. Clearly I was wrong again.

Never again will I doubt my calling.

This summer, I'm #BlackOutside.

6.12- Shaskeen Pub (Manchester, NH)

6.13- Flask Lounge (Portland, ME)

6.14- WBRU360 (Providence, RI)

6.15- Nashua Gardens (Nashua, NH)

6.16- Troop (Providence, RI)

6.23- Starline Social Club (Oakland, CA)

6.24- Route 101 (San Francisco, CA)

6.30- Joe's Palm Room (Louisville, KY)

7.1- Carl's Tavern (New Haven, IN)

7.2- Club Above (Ann Arbor, MI)

7.5- Subterranean (Chicago, IL)

7.6- Mecca OTR (Cincinnati, OH)

7.12- World Famous (Athens, GA)*

7.13- Smith's Olde Bar (Atlanta, GA)*

7.14- The Nick (Birmingham, AL)*

7.15- Howlin' Wolf Porch (New Orleans, LA)*

7.16- Boom Boom Room (Lafayette, LA)*

(*w/ Alfred Banks)

Pull up when I come to your city.