A-Trak talks Kanye & more for Okayplayer’s podcast The Almanac of Rap

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Okayplayer proudly announces the debut episode of the third season of Webby Award-winning podcast and video series The Almanac of Rap, hosted by dynamic hip-hop artist and authority Donwill.

The Almanac of Rap is designed to be an educational and entertaining exploration of hip-hop culture, delving into the genre’s origins, evolution, and impact on society. Previous seasons have included interviews with notable figures such as Wyatt Cenac, ItsTheReal, Jean Grae, Phonte, and more.

First episode of Season 3

The first episode of Season 3 features an in-depth interview with legendary DJ and producer A-Trak. Known for his innovative contributions to the music industry, A-Trak shares his journey of becoming a world renowned name in hip-hop and electronic music. In the episode, he delves into his pivotal role as Kanye West’s tour DJ from 2004 to 2007, providing unique insights into their collaborative work, including his contributions to iconic tracks like “Gold Digger.”

Hosted by Donwill

Donwill is a rapper, producer, and member of the hip-hop group Tanya Morgan. Known for his innovative approach to music and storytelling, Donwill has received critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase throughout his career. His solo projects and collaborations have solidified his place in the hip-hop community as a versatile and creative artist. With The Almanac of Rap, he continues to push creative boundaries, offering listeners an engaging exploration of hip-hop culture.

About The Almanac of Rap

The Almanac of Rap features candid conversations with artists, producers, and industry insiders who have significantly contributed to the world of hip-hop. The podcast’s insightful discussions, personal anecdotes, and behind-the-scenes stories have earned it the prestigious Webby Award for Music Podcast. Each episode begins with a spark of curiosity, leading Donwill on a journey of research and discovery, culminating in engaging interviews recorded at Okayplayer’s vibrant new production studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.