WR755: Mooki

Episode 755 January 02, 2023 00:29:26
WR755: Mooki
Witchpolice Radio
WR755: Mooki

Jan 02 2023 | 00:29:26

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Sam Thompson

Show Notes

On this first episode of the new year, I caught up with local rapper, singer and breakdancer Mooki and talked about the new ‘City Hunter’ album (with Ali Wan Kenobi), contributing to the culture, developing a sound and style he wants to hear, and much more.

Need more Mooki? You can also hear him on episode #481 (April 2020).

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