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The Chrismorale Experience (Interview)
Unheard Voices had the pleasure to chop it up with the aspiring rapper & producer before his radio show. The Englewood, NJ native just recently landed the show on WIFI 1460AM, which talks about various topics.
Unheard Voices had the pleasure to chop it up with the rapper and producer Chrismorale before his radio show. The Englewood, NJ native just recently landed the show on WIFI 1460AM.
The Chrismorale Experience
Before radio, Chrismorale has been creating a buzz for himself in the music industry. The 29-year-old expressed his love for music started at the tender age of ten growing up listening to the likes of Grover Washington and Brook Benton. But his hip-hop influences include Rakim, The Boot Camp Click, Kool G Rap, and Wu Tan Clan.
In a world where everyone wants to become a “rapper”, Chris feels he sets himself apart from others because of his ability to produce. He has huge aspirations and uses motivations from life, dreams, and experiences in his music. Chrismorale explained that he wants see himself get better, grow, and explore.
Although many up and coming rappers cite other rappers as major inspirations, Chris looks up to his mother and father. “Mom and dad to me are the real American Dream“, said Chrismorale. They both excelled academically in their chosen fields.
Clearly in focus mode before his show, Chrismorale talked about how the show came to fruition and where he plans on taking it.
Radio show
Co-host Donna Hunt and himself came up with idea and she coined the name The Chrismorale Experience. Chris met Donna Hunt through his cousin, which found her on a music distribution website. Since then, Donna and Chris have collaborated on numerous projects including The Chris Morale Experience.
The show, which has been on for six weeks, talks about a variety of topics while showcasing Chrismorale’s catalog of music and other music artists.
Topics
I had the pleasure of being his featured guest of the night. Ironically, the show’s topic of discussion dealt with race and social issues. The topic was on the recent police incident involving Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. The enthusiastic eager young man was ready to go in on the controversial topic and have a great show. And that he did. Even the founder of Unheard Voices called in to chime in on the hot topic.
The sky is the limit for this rapper, producer, and now radio host.
Chrismorale plans to dabble in other endeavors to further his career in the entertainment industry.
How to listen to The Chrismorale Experience
You can listen to The Chrismorale Experience every Wednesday @ 9pm on 1460am which broadcasts in South Jersey, the Philadelphia area, to the Central Jersey Shore area, or you can live stream anywhere on 1460am.com
Check out this small clip of the radio show.
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