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    The Progress Report Podcast

    The Progress Report is more than media—it’s a movement. Founded in Atlanta, we are a premier hip-hop platform dedicated to documenting the culture, amplifying untold stories, and championing the voices that shape the streets and the sound. Through raw interviews, real conversations, and unapologetic content, we bridge the gap between underground talent and mainstream recognition.

    We don’t chase clout—we create impact. Our mission is to give artists and creatives the space to speak their truth, share their grind, and inspire progression. From breaking new music to covering industry trends, The Progress Report is trusted by artists, respected by fans, and rooted in authenticity.

    This is where hustle meets media. This is The Progress Report.

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    Vintage Lee Talks About The Boston Music Scene & Creating Mood Music Feb 12, 2020
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    “I think I can fuck with any type of crowd”

    Vintage Lee is a female artist from Boston, Massachusetts. In a recent interview on The Progress Report Podcast, Vintage Lee discusses the Boston music scene, opening up for acts such as Rico Nasty, YG, Cousin Stizz, Ray Moon, advice for other indie artists, and her ‘Draw 2’ EP concept being inspired by the game UNO.

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    Real Recognize Rio Speaks On Being Signed To 21 Savage, Past Immigration Issues, Rumors & Expectations Feb 12, 2020
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    Real Recognize Rio is an artist from Atlanta, GA now signed to 21 Savage’ record label, Slaughter Gang.

    “Everybody got a position”

    In a recent interview on The Progress Report Podcast, Rio addresses rumors and expectations that come with being signed to 21 Savage. Rio also discusses his upbringing and always knowing he would become a rapper.

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    DJ Funky, Daz Dillinger & Ku Talk Producing For Tupac, Smoking With Snoop & BMF Era In Atlanta Feb 12, 2020
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    In a long overdue interview with Coalition DJs vice president, DJ Funky and The Progress Report Podcast, Funky talks about his upbringing in Kansas City, starting out as a bartender then becoming a DJ, getting into the cannabis industry, celebrating 12 years as a Coalition DJ, having 11 albums and never having to pay for a verse. The legendary Daz Dillinger also was present for the interview and shares unheard stories about Tupac and his cousin Snoop.

    “Tupac was a workaholic and showed us how to record 5 songs per day”

    The guys also talk about experiencing the BMF movement and their unreleased film called ‘Make It Rain’ dating back to 2007 capturing the BMF era in the strip clubs and dialogue from the strippers starring Kandi, Shawty Shawty, Bruce Bruce, and several well known entertainers.

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    Kwony Cash Talks Life After Prison, Being Underestimated As An Artist & Getting Cheated On Feb 12, 2020
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    “When I work on a project I just put my all into it” (Kwony Cash)

    Kwony Cash is a music producer, platinum recording artist, and engineer from the Westside of Atlanta, GA. In a new edition of ‘Conversations with Lalaa’ presented by The Progress Report, Kwony discusses his upbringing, being raised by a single mother with 5 children, his introduction to music, and his prison sentence which happened around the same time his single “Money Baby” with K Camp began buzzing.

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    Da Oracle Talks Having A Buzz In Atlanta, Recording 1000 Songs In 8 Months, Sacrifices Made For His Career Jan 29, 2020
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    Da Oracle is an artist from Decatur, GA with a massive buzz in the city of Atlanta. In a recent interview on The Progress Report Podcast, Da Oracle talks about his work ethic, passion for videography, and not losing sight of the bigger picture.

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    OJ Da Juiceman Talks Reuniting With Gucci, Getting Booed In NYC, Writing Music, & Living With Diabetes Jan 27, 2020
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    “Whatever you doing in life just stay 1000 at it and God gon bless you” (OJ Da Juiceman)

    Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report recently caught up with trap legend, OJ Da Juiceman for a new edition of ‘Conversations with Lalaa’. During the sit down conversation, OJ speaks on releasing his back catalog of music to streaming sites, still writing his music instead of freestyling, and remaining an independent artist. OJ also opened up about reuniting with his longtime friend, Gucci Mane and thoughts on his work ethic since being released from prison in 2016. OJ Da Juiceman also recalls getting hate from making the 2010 XXL Freshman list, getting booed at BB Kings in NYC in 2011, and living life with diabetes.

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    Sukihana Talks Jerry Springer Appearance, Lesbian Sex, Misconceptions, & Raising Kids Jan 15, 2020
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    “I Aint Never Dreamed That Big To Think I Would Be Sukihana” Sukihana AKA “Suki With The Good Coochie” is an artist originally from Delaware now residing in Atlanta, GA. In a new interview on The Progress Report, Suki speaks on stereotypes about sex, signs of good box, social media challenges, relating to women worldwide, motherhood, and progress.

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    Swamp Izzo Talks Seeing Future, Young Thug, & Shawty Lo Rise To Fame & Says Ralo Will Be Free Soon Jan 15, 2020
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    “I came up struggling like everybody else in the streets, music was an outlet” (DJ Swamp Izzo) DJ Swamp Izzo is a DJ, radio personality at V103 Atlanta, and industry plug originally from South Carolina now residing in Atlanta, GA. In the latest installment of Conversations with Lalaa Shepard presented by The Progress Report, Swamp Izzo talks about Lil Jon and the Crunk era of music influencing his decision to relocate from New York to ATL. “If I didn’t deal with you I wouldn’t play your music” (DJ Swamp Izzo) Swamp Izzo has always been influential in musicians careers and was there from day one until now with artists such as Young Scooter, Future, Young Thug, Shawty Lo, Big Bank Black, D4L, Rich Kidz, Soulja Boy, Kwony Cash, Parlae, and Ralo, and even mentions that Ralo will be a free man sooner than later during the sit down conversation with Lalaa. “I used to let people hear Young Thug’s mixtapes and nobody would listen… I have songs with Young Thug that people have never heard to this day” (DJ Swamp Izzo) “I was there when Shawty Lo was getting $0 for a show to $40,000 for a show” (DJ Swamp Izzo) “Everywhere we used to go I would just pray because Shawty Lo was so street” (DJ Swamp Izzo) Swamp Izzo is a wave creator and would rather set trends than follow them. During the conversation with Lalaa, Swamp Izzo recalls choosing to do a mixtape with Kwony Cash over 2 Chainz and still having great relationships with each of these artists to this day. “You have to have good energy around you, sometimes the energy will make you give up” (DJ Swamp Izzo) Another influential part of DJ Swamp Izzo’s career is DJ’n at the infamous Blue Flame Strip Club in ATL. However, Swamp Izzo does not consider himself to be a “strip club DJ” and shares how becoming a household name at the club happened by chance. “The Blue Flame was an accident, I never was a strip club type person” (DJ Swamp Izzo) In addition to his endeavors in the music industry, DJ Swamp Izzo is a proud father and he has toured Afghanistan with President Obama.

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    Meet Hit Producer Dun Deal & His New Artist Foreign Eli Jan 15, 2020
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    Dun Deal is a music producer known for creating “Stoner” for Young Thug, “Hannah Montana” for Migos, “Point In My Life” for Gucci Mane, and countless other records. In addition to producing for new talent, Dun Deal is also the owner of Atlanta based studios, Deaf Star Studios. In the latest installment of ‘Conversations with Lalaa Shepard’ presented by The Progress Report, Dun Deal introduces his new artist, Foreign Eli.

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    DJ Scream Talks Coming Up With Shawty Lo, Mixtape Era, Rick Ross Signing Him Jan 15, 2020
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    In a new installment of ‘Conversations with Lalaa presented by The Progress Report’, Lalaa Shepard converses with the legendary DJ Scream about his upbringing and contributions to the Hip Hop culture. DJ Scream is the co-founder of Hoodrich Entertainment, an official Maybach Music Group (MMG) DJ, owner of Hoodrich Radio, and one of the most notorious DJs in the urban culture. During the sit down conversation, DJ Scream recalls falling in love with the art of being a DJ and tells a story of how his parents met at a record store. Scream appreciated how DJs could control a room but still was able to maintain a low profile, motivating him to pursue a career as a DJ. “Atlanta was the club capital” DJ Scream DJ Scream has hosted hundreds of mixtapes and counting. He has helped launch the careers of several artists dating back to crunk music, snap music, and eventually trap music. DJ Scream even knew Lil Baby and Marlo when they were little kids. “We got more studios than liquor stores” DJ Scream During the peak of the mixtape era, DJs were the official stamp to any artists body of work. During the conversation, DJ Scream shares a story of Shawty Lo convincing Rocko to do his mixtape with DJ Scream instead of a ‘Gangsta Grillz’ mixtape with DJ Drama. That tape would later become known as ‘Swag Season’ and it was during this time that DJ Scream first met Future, which eventually produced mixtapes, ‘1000’, 'Dirty Sprite’, and ‘Astronaut Status’. “It seems like it was such a blur cause at that time we were just tryna’ get it” DJ Scream Streaming brought a major shift to the music industry and with change comes adjustments and DJ Scream gets vocal about his thoughts on the streaming era and why he never limited himself to just being a DJ. In addition to being a mixtape DJ, tour DJ, and former club DJ, DJ Scream hosts Hoodrich Radio and has interviewed entertainers of all backgrounds such as Pinky the porn star, J Prince, Janet Jackson, and many more. “Nipsey Hussle pushed me, during the few times I met him (he didn’t know me but he knew who I was) but he would push me like you gotta get on it cuz, you gotta go man, what you waiting on, come on Scream” With success comes hate and envy and as a successful artist, you become a target for violence. DJ Scream opens up about the losses of rappers Bankroll Fresh, Slim Dunkin, Doe B, Chinx, and Nipsey Hussle. DJ Scream continues to enhance upcoming artists careers through his Hoodrich brand and MMG venture.

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