A blunt, personal sit-down that follows a solo turn and the fallout around it.
So Glo Interview plays as a blunt, local radio sit-down, with DJ Jerry guiding the talk from introductions to the reasons behind her solo move.

Raw interviews from rap’s ground level.
Mixtape Trappers Radio sits close to the people building music from the street up. DJ Jerry, aka The Voice of the Streets, talks with rappers, a manager, a filmmaker, and a criminal defense attorney about work, loyalty, loss, legal pressure, and momentum.
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Mixtape Trappers Radio is a street-level interview series rooted in hip-hop, local reputation, and the business around independent music. It is direct from the first seconds. DJ Jerry, aka The Voice of the Streets, opens episodes with familiar-room energy, then pushes guests to explain who they are beyond what the streets already know. The show often starts with status and recognition, but it does not stay there. It moves into career choices, loyalty, legal pressure, grief, family ruptures, and the work required to turn visibility into something durable. Tony Cotton brings a different kind of perspective, describing criminal defense work in Wisconsin, state and federal cases, and the family example that shaped his law path. Big O talks through hands-on management, booking shows, investing in artists, and treating the music lane with the same seriousness as any other hustle. So Glow keeps parts of her story guarded while making clear that going solo is the next chapter. That restraint gives the conversation texture. OTF Jam draws a line between performing street imagery and living with the consequences behind it. TNE Von talks about coming back, working with Doug, and learning to take rap seriously after being pushed by someone close to the process. Swift Sloma shifts the lens toward filmmaking, explaining how movies require story, a team, and time spent learning the craft. Wanhunnit adds movement between Milwaukee, Kansas City, and Vegas, framing identity as a tale of multiple homes. Big Jrop and Topside KP bring in distribution, Middleman Empire, and the changes that follow loss and a long gap between appearances. The show’s appeal is its access. Conversations are rough-edged, repetitive in a natural way, and full of shorthand that assumes shared context. For listeners interested in polished celebrity interviews, it may feel unruly. For listeners tracking the ground-level ecosystem around rap scenes, it offers something more specific: people talking before the story has been smoothed for a press run.
Made for: For listeners interested in hip-hop scenes, street-connected artist stories, independent rap careers, and the business behind local music momentum. It suits audiences who prefer unfiltered room conversation over polished press-tour interviews.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is proximity: guests speak like they are talking inside their own circle, not performing for a mainstream outlet. It connects artists, management, filmmaking, and legal realities within the same street-level ecosystem.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A blunt, personal sit-down that follows a solo turn and the fallout around it.
So Glo Interview plays as a blunt, local radio sit-down, with DJ Jerry guiding the talk from introductions to the reasons behind her solo move.
A loose, local sit-down about Milwaukee momentum, One Love, and building without regrets.
The stop on Mixtape Trappers Radio leans into Milwaukee momentum, with the city described as boiling and the music scene as busting. DJ Jerry keeps the exchange loose and direct while Hash talks through One Love, taking the first step alone, and building a future without…
A loose check-in that catches the pressure, the jokes, and the next move.
Big Yana's return to Mixie Travers Radio centers on how success changes the room: money shifts relationships, people act different, and the work keeps asking for more.

Chicago critics DeRogatis and Kot pair new-album reviews with deep dives into records like Rumours.

Annual Songlines Music Awards ceremonies spotlighting global artists, from Afrobeat to sevda.

A high schooler's music diary — Grammys press pass stories to family concert interviews.

Stephen Hyden and Ian Cohen argue about indie rock, one Metacritic score at a time.


Wes District discusses the challenges and vibrancy of Milwaukee's rap scene, his background from the north side, and life growing up in the trades area.
This segment features an interview with Locks of the Day members discussing their sports betting journey, parlays, and their rise from Milwaukee's Hype House scene.
DJ Jerry interviews rapper Tika 2400 about his background growing up on Hemp 24th and how he started his rap career.
DJ Jerry interviews Black Aladdin, who is currently incarcerated, discussing his legal situation and life in Milwaukee during winter.
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DJ Jerry interviews rapper Big Steph about his independent success, recent recognition, and top streaming numbers in Milwaukee.
DJ Jerry interviews Ronnie Bo on Mixtape Trappers Radio, discussing their past missed connection, Ronnie Bo's legacy, and his inclusion in generational rapper lists.
DJ Jerry interviews Slim Dog Millionaire about surviving a shooting on Valentine's Day and the events leading up to it.
Slim Dog discusses his transition from street life to rapping, his upbringing near 39th, and the challenges of success in his neighborhood.
This segment features an interview with Big Jrop and Topside KP discussing their return, the Middleman Empire, and past experiences with Universal Music Group and the loss of Wes.
This segment features an interview with TNE Von discussing his recent music collaboration with Doug, his rap career beginnings, and his background from Texas.
The host interviews Emmy Glod about his music career and discusses the concept of the 'soft side' in their community.
Baby Geeze discusses the importance of DJ Jerry's platform reaching out to new and upcoming artists in the city to stay current and influential.
Guapo Chapo discusses his upcoming album 'Chihuahua 2' and lists featured artists like Looney, Certified Trapper, and Yana in an interview on Mixing Trappers Radio.
The host DJ Jerry AK interviews SME tax free about the long-delayed collaboration and misunderstandings that kept them apart despite mutual respect and past work together.
Dari discusses his hustling lifestyle in Milwaukee, including selling weed and various money-making activities, in an interview with DJ Jerry on Mixtape Trappers Radio.
DJ Jerry interviews Big Frank for the third time, discussing his mainstream success, upcoming collaboration with Son of Baby, and continuous grind in the music industry.
This segment features an interview with Don Allen discussing his background as a singer, rapper, producer, and engineer, including his musical start and training in Houston.
DJ Jerry interviews Vonni Bandz about the upcoming election, discussing voting preferences between Trump and Kamala, and promoting local Milwaukee politics.
The host interviews Plenty Swagger about his past involvement in drug dealing, prison time, and connections in the Milwaukee street scene.
Tony Cotton, a criminal defense attorney in Wisconsin with 19 years of experience, discusses his specialization in drug and gun cases, his background, and his family's influence on his career.
SteveDaStoner discusses receiving a street sign from DJ Jerry AK, expresses support for his success, and briefly mentions the Trump rally shooting incident.
DJ Jerry interviews Left Pocket Lou on Mixtape Trappers Radio, discussing their meeting, Lou's background from the east side and Auburn, and his jewelry.
This segment features an interview with Reddi Da Producer discussing his transition from rapping to beat-making, starting in 2016, and his use of production software like Mixcraft and Fruity Loops.
The host interviews Madtown Fire and MarcoGotKicksz about their sneaker reselling businesses, including how they started and their experiences in the industry.
Eastside Mar discusses his background as a rapper from Milwaukee's Eastside, his Chicago origins, and his large family including his father Lamon Weathers who has many children.
This segment features an interview with YBN Kenny discussing his gratitude for being alive since 2019, personal and music experiences, and briefly touching on a current event about a missing 13-year-old girl.
Big O discusses his role as a hands-on manager in the music industry, working directly with artists on shows and investments, and his transition from street connections to professional networking.
The host interviews OTM Tee about his recent release from jail, his music career including the song 'two pinks and a green', and how he joined the OTM group through family connections.
Rickie Blow discusses his early music career as Young Lavo, including his first song 'Super Cold', connections with Ray Rizzi and Monte Carlo, and being discovered by T-Neal at Club Finesse.
The host interviews OTF Jam about his authenticity as a rapper from the streets, contrasting real experiences with those who just portray an image.
The host discusses having Black Aladdin for a fifth interview, mentions unreleased content, and Black Aladdin talks about his new double-disc Paramount mixtape featuring underrated artists.
This is the introductory segment of a 2025 podcast interview with Tony Cotton, hosted by DJ Jerry, who introduces himself as The Voice of the Streets.
League 3278 and Eastside Rob discuss their collaborative mixtape 'Brother Play This', its authentic creative process in the studio, and plans for volume two.
This segment features an interview with DJ Stop and Go discussing his background from Racine, Wisconsin, his work with mixtapes and artists, and his promotion platform Racine Radar.
The host interviews 414 Jungle, discussing her rising buzz, comparisons to other artists like Dej Love, and personal anecdotes about her music.
The hosts welcome guest Hood Stats, reminisce about their childhood friendship since third grade on Brownie Street, and discuss his rap group's background and music career.
This segment features an interview with Big Selly, a rapper from Milwaukee, discussing his early start in music at age 11-12 on the Chicken P.
This segment features an interview with rapper Juan Hunter discussing his background, including growing up in Milwaukee, moving to Kansas City, and his connection to both cities.
DJ Jerry interviews MarijuanaXO, discussing his background as a first-generation Nigerian-American and the timing of their collaboration.
Swift Sloan discusses his work as a director and founder of Swift Motion Pictures, including making movies and TV series, and shares insights on bringing a vision to life in filmmaking.
This segment features an interview with K-Rax discussing his origins in Milwaukee's Center Street area and his early music career.
Big Philly discusses his music journey from Milwaukee, starting with beats at age 12, transitioning to rapping, and promoting his new single featuring 414 MJ.
The host interviews DJ Jerry, discussing her journey from poetry to rap, her introverted personality, and a comparison to Queen Latifah.
This segment features an interview with 45GBbay and Big Fatts discussing their rap careers, grinding, and personal experiences.
DJ Jerry interviews DJ Qwan about his background as the youngest DJ at Mixtape Travers, discussing his age, early music influences from his mother, and how he started DJing after receiving a DJ board as a Christmas gift.
Big Homie Drecash discusses his background, childhood, and how his experiences in Galena influenced his music and street life.
DJ Jerry interviews Milwaukee rapper So Glow about her music career, from her early days in dance groups to signing with Blackout, creating the viral hit 'Kill Walkie', and navigating the local music scene.
Milwaukee rapper Yonaa joins Mixtape Trappers Radio for a candid conversation about her rising career, the challenges of success, firing her manager, and her blunt opinions on the local music scene and female rap collaborations.
Hash, a Palestinian-American rapper from Milwaukee, joins Mixtape Trappers Radio to discuss his artistic identity, his ambitious One Love project aimed at helping others achieve their dreams, and the personal motivations driving his music, including his heritage and desire to uplift his city.