In this episode of Klyph Notes, Serge Severe makes an appearance on the podcast to talk about his latest album, Bella’s Son. We dive into the inspiration behind the project, the personal stories woven into the music, and how his artistry continues to evolve. Serge also opens up about his recent move to Los Angeles—what led to the decision, how the change has influenced his creative process, and what’s next for him in this new chapter.

Tap in for another real conversation on hip-hop, growth, and staying true to the craft.

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Klyph Notes Podcast – Episode 177: Anthony Sanchez (Runaway Productions)

For two decades, Runaway Productions has been a force in the Pacific Northwest music scene, bringing unforgettable live events to the culture. In this episode of Klyph Notes, Anthony Sanchez joins the conversation to reflect on the 20-year journey of Runaway Productions, the highs and lows of event promotion, and his triumphant return to the game after overcoming multiple strokes.

We talk resilience, passion, and the future of live shows as Anthony shares his personal and professional journey—one that proves you can’t keep a true innovator down for long.

Tune in for an inspiring discussion about music, recovery, and the drive to keep building.

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Klyph Notes | Episode 176: Uncle JoNH III (aka Dough From Da Go)

In this episode of Klyph Notes, DJ Klyph connects with Uncle JoNH III, also known as Dough From Da Go, for a powerful conversation about music, legacy, and culture. With deep roots in hip-hop, Dough has made an impact as both an artist and a curator, bringing authenticity and experience to the game.

From his creative evolution to his work behind the scenes, he shares insights on the industry, his journey, and the vision driving his movement. Tap in for another dope conversation on Klyph Notes—real talk, real stories, real hip-hop.

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