The Paradox: The All-Black Pop Punk Band Breaking the Internet

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Rip City Basement

Brenboy

30 episodes

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Bridging the gap between Hip Hop fanatics' demand to hear technique, and Portland's electronic obsession. RCB's host Brenboy interviews upcoming artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs on the rise.

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Bridging the gap between Hip Hop fanatics' demand to hear technique, and Portland's electronic obsession. RCB's host Brenboy interviews upcoming artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs on the rise.

Investing

Business

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The Paradox: The All-Black Pop Punk Band Breaking the Internet

Rip City Basement

18 minutes 59 seconds

4 weeks ago

The Paradox: The All-Black Pop Punk Band Breaking the Internet

On this episode, we sit down with The Paradox, the all-Black pop punk band taking over timelines and turning heads across the alternative music scene. With their explosive sound, high-energy performances, and unapologetic identity, The Paradox is challenging expectations and redefining what pop punk looks and sounds like today.

We talk about how the band formed, their creative process, and what it’s been like navigating a sudden wave of viral attention and growing support online. The Paradox opens up about representation in alternative music, building community through their shows, and staying authentic while the spotlight gets brighter.

This is an honest, fun, and inspiring conversation with a band that’s not only making noise, but making history. Whether you’re a pop punk fan, a music creator, or someone who loves seeing artists push culture forward, this episode is a must-listen.