In this engaging conversation, Pyro Lucain shares his journey from being a music producer to embracing a multifaceted role as an artist and entrepreneur. He discusses the importance of branding, exposure, and the shift towards direct-to-consumer strategies in the music industry. Pyro emphasizes the significance of having a supportive team and the need for artists to take control of their business. The conversation also touches on collaborations, community connections, and the evolving dynamics of the music industry. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the evolving landscape of hip hop and its intersection with podcasting. They discuss the financial challenges faced by artists, the significance of legacy acts, and the complexities of family dynamics within the industry. The conversation also highlights the rise of rapper-led podcasts, the ongoing tensions between female rappers, and the urgent need for unity in the hip hop community. Through insightful commentary and personal anecdotes, the hosts explore the broader implications of these themes on music culture and artist relationship.Chapters:00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates03:13 Business Focus and Branding06:08 Transitioning from Music to Business08:57 Direct-to-Consumer Strategy11:43 Upcoming Projects and Collaborations12:38 NEWCHAPTER12:39 The Importance of Community and Support15:41 Publishing and Revenue Streams18:29 Navigating the Music Industry21:20 Future Aspirations and Goals32:10 Staying Connected in the Industry33:12 The Evolving Landscape of Hip Hop and Podcasts35:20 Jim Jones: A Legacy in Hip Hop37:46 The Competitive Nature of Hip Hop38:47 Navigating Family Dynamics in the Industry40:10 The Rise of Rapper Podcasts42:34 Different Perspectives in Hip Hop45:18 The Importance of Mentorship in Hip Hop45:55 The Ongoing Feud: Nicki Minaj vs. Cardi B58:20 The Impact of Drama on Female Artists59:33 A Call for Unity in Hip Hop01:02:09 E1T1 Intro .mp4