St Clair Du-Berry — better known as Saint Dub — has one of those stories you can feel in the records. Raised in Morrow, Georgia, he found his voice as “the loudest kid in the choir,” moved into musical theatre (The Wiz at 12), then into the TV grind: auditions in LA, stand-in and photo-double work on Earth to Echo, Disney XD’s TRY-athlon and more. Along the way he lost both parents, relocated again, and turned all of it into deeply personal rap records. In this episode we cover: Growing up in...
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St Clair Du-Berry — better known as Saint Dub — has one of those stories you can feel in the records. Raised in Morrow, Georgia, he found his voice as “the loudest kid in the choir,” moved into musical theatre (The Wiz at 12), then into the TV grind: auditions in LA, stand-in and photo-double work on Earth to Echo, Disney XD’s TRY-athlon and more. Along the way he lost both parents, relocated again, and turned all of it into deeply personal rap records. In this episode we cover: Growing up in...
Lance Romance – Taylor Swift “Life of a Showgirl” (Why Now Remix)
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Lance Romance – Taylor Swift “Life of a Showgirl” (Why Now Remix)
From New Jack Swing roots to Salsa Rap experiments, Bronx veteran Lance Romance breaks down his “Why Now” moment—re-imagining Taylor Swift’s Life of a Showgirl through a hip-hop/R&B lens. We trace Lance’s journey from his 1991 Fortune & Fame era (Ichiban Records) to 50+ indie releases, civic advocacy cuts (“Gets Vaccinated”), and 2024–2025 projects like King of English, Salsa Rap, Performance, Duetapes, and Set Styles. He shares studio lore from NYC to ATL, the Latin-hip-hop spa...
BeatsToRapOn Experience
St Clair Du-Berry — better known as Saint Dub — has one of those stories you can feel in the records. Raised in Morrow, Georgia, he found his voice as “the loudest kid in the choir,” moved into musical theatre (The Wiz at 12), then into the TV grind: auditions in LA, stand-in and photo-double work on Earth to Echo, Disney XD’s TRY-athlon and more. Along the way he lost both parents, relocated again, and turned all of it into deeply personal rap records. In this episode we cover: Growing up in...
