The Talk Nola

YND Entertainment isn’t just throwing shows, they’re building real stages for artists who actually care about the craft. Right now they’re taking that vision on the road with a national tour, spotlighting underground artists from every city they touch. We’re bringing them to The Talk Nola to talk about what it really takes to build something real through live experiences.

Tonight on The Talk Nola, we sit down with B3NTLY — the Slidell artist reshaping his lane through storytelling, emotional honesty, and genre-bending energy. From freestyling in sixth grade to leading 9ate5 Ent., B3NTLY breaks down his evolution, his deep ties to YND and the local scene, and how inspirations like Juice WRLD, Eminem, Ski Mask, and Takeoff shaped his voice. We explore his creative pr...

In this episode, I sit down with LOTUS , a Los Angeles–New Orleans artist collective founded by @onlyv.e.g in 2022. This group of college creatives — known as The Outside Scholars — are pushing boundaries and building community through sound, live events, and raw artistic expression. We talk about how LOTUS came together, the meaning behind their movement, and what it takes to create something rea...

In this episode of The Talk Nola , I sit down with Louisiana native Justjocin — also known as $igh, the artist-producer behind the “Progressive Trap” wave. From his small-town upbringing in Edgard, Louisiana, to finding his voice between choir roots and trap influence, this conversation dives deep into how home, hustle, and self-expression collide. We talk about balancing ambition with authenticit...

The origins and vision behind POTNAZ WORLDWIDE Balancing business with brotherhood Building culture through collaboration Staying grounded while the spotlight grows

Caroline Carr joins Talk Nola to talk rebellion, music, and her journey from internet controversy to finding her artistic voice. We get raw about her viral beginnings, the backlash that almost broke her, and why she sees rebellion not as chaos — but as freedom.

Adapter. Deeday, New Orleans legend with a story as real as the city he represents. Stream his interview on all platforms. We dive into his journey, the grind, his impact on the culture, and his relentless adaptability in music and life. This is more than conversation—it’s connection. Let’s keep building this community together. Follow, like, share and support The Talk Nola. I’m bringing you the u...

In this episode of The Talk Nola, we sit down with Kidd Luui — an artist whose journey is defined by survival, creativity, and vision. From his early upbringing to the moment he decided to chase music full time, Luui shares the struggles and inspirations that shaped him. He takes us inside his writing process, drops raw freestyles, and reflects on the deeper philosophies that guide his path. What...

On this first episode of Season 3 of The Talk NOLA, I’m in the studio with Kee Nola, New Orleans' own genre-blending poet who fuses emo-rap, alt-rock guitars, and late-night confessions. He broke out with “Party Girl,” a track dripping with heartbreak and introspection, and his latest single “JEZEBEL” stays just as raw. Beyond the streams, what sets Kee apart is how he channels personal stories in...

On this episode of Talk NOLA, I’m chopping it up with Saige Lane—an R&B artist out of Baltimore who’s carving her own lane with a sound that’s smooth, alternative, and real as hell. She’s got a new track called “Undo Me” on the way and maybe even an EP in the works. We talk about the beauty in unfinished art, why raw moments hit the hardest, and how craving something human in music might just...

New Orleans-based artist NA'SHON, also known as Guwap Dashh, brings raw storytelling and soulful production to the forefront of the city’s underground hip-hop scene. With introspective lyricism and a sound that blends grit with melody, he has carved out a unique lane, gaining recognition through tracks like Talking to Myself, One Time, and Take Time (Freestyle). His music speaks to struggle, self-...

Grammy-nominated New Orleans rapper and singer Alfred Banks has received recognition from major hip-hop publications like Complex, The Fader, and HipHopDx. He has toured North America with Tank & the Bangas, collaborated with The Soul Rebels on the NCAA tournament anthem "Greatness," and had his music featured in Burning Sands and Disney+’s The Crossover. Banks has also won multiple awards, pe...

Mac Infinity is a multimedia artist from Kansas City, KS, now based in New Orleans, blending music, film, and media to drive change. Passionate about using his artistry to uplift marginalized communities, he’s constantly creating—whether it’s making music, editing videos, or exploring new storytelling forms. With the support of his family and mentors, Mac is seizing every opportunity to turn his v...

Kupid is a hip-hop artist and Loyola University alumni whose musical journey began with guitar and drums before evolving into rap. Originally releasing as Drew$kii, he dropped his debut EP Ultraviolet in 2021 before rebranding and making waves with collaborations like Dreads Hang on 4 The Culture Vol. 1: Maroon Edition (2023). With a sharp ear for music and a distinct fashion sense, Kupid continue...

Hailing from Bridgeport, Connecticut, 19-year-old rapper Bump5 keeps a mellow outlook on his rising career, believing there’s always room for growth. Influenced by Leaf Ward, Lil Tony, and Lil Snupe, he’s steadily building momentum with a new music video dropping on 3/30 and an EP in the works for this summer.

Back for round two, Texas’s own Yung Delirious joins Talk NOLA once again, and trust us—you don’t want to miss this one. Since his last visit, he’s been making major moves, leveling up his sound, and gearing up for his biggest release yet. We’re talking about raw growth, real stories, and an exclusive look at what’s next. If you caught his first interview, you already know he keeps it unfiltered a...

Psychedelic rock gurus, Planet of the Little Green Men have been bending minds since 2021. The masterminds behind Hugs for Bugs and Count the Goblins, deliver a sonic trip like no other—trippy, untamed, and impossible to forget. Their cosmic soundwaves have landed them on countless radio stations, including New Orleans' legendary WWOZ, and electrified crowds at Freret Street Festival and French Qu...

Teezy Da Kidd—is a rising force in New Orleans hip hop, known for his hustler music style. As he prepares for his upcoming release "Mr. Keep on Poppin it", he’s ready to dive deep into his journey, including the highs and lows. We’ll also touch on the evolution of the NOLA underground scene, looking at how things have shifted over time. Teezy’s an open book, so get ready for some real talk!

The Adoni is a boundary-pushing alternative hip-hop artist, songwriter, and Creative Producer from New Orleans. With a background in film scoring and post-production, he blends cinematic soundscapes with powerful lyricism. A Grammy Camp alum and Recording Academy member, he’s performed alongside acts like Tank and The Bangas, Pell, and Theophilus London, using his platform to inspire change and ca...

2baggshawty, a New Orleans native from the Westbank, has evolved as an artist, channeling his experiences into his music. His latest single, "Undercover Cop Bar Fight," highlights his unique perspective and commitment to making music that connects with others.

Worst! is a New Orleans rapper who has been featured in some of the hottest rising star rap accounts on Social Media. His upcoming album “Welcome to Geekerland” has been long anticapted from fans. Tap in.

Under High Street is an indie rock band that originated at Miami University in Ohio and is now based in Nashville, known for their unique energy and indie anthems. Currently on their Manic Tour, they continue to make waves with their authentic sound and independent approach to music.

Brax, a New Orleans native, is quickly making a name for himself with his constant touring and unique sound. His latest single, "New Year Same Misery," highlights his ability to connect with listeners through honest and compelling music.

On this episode of The Talk Nola, we sit down with X2C for a deep dive into music, culture, and creative independence. She breaks down her experience with boom bap, shares her thoughts on Beyoncé’s country album, and explores the art of seduction in music. We also get into cancel culture, what makes her stand out as an artist, and how she stays focused by creating a ‘bubble’ around her creative pr...

On this episode of The Talk Nola, we’re sitting down with Montenass to talk about his journey—both in music and beyond. We dive into how passion can transfer into different aspects of life, including his path to becoming a behavioral health therapist. From his creative process to balancing music with his work in mental health, this conversation is one you don’t want to miss. Tune in for an inside...