Ben Buck's guest appearances

Ben Buck

Song of the Day

how did i get here?

IDK, That's Perfect?!

You Ain't Heard of Us 

Austin Culture Club

Deezie Brown

Jake Lloyd

RuDi Devino

Mike Melinoe

Jackie Venson

Sam Houston

Nick Mulvey

Phil Augusta Jackson

Jesse Malin

Joan Shelley

Gaby Moreno

Bill Callahan

Laura Veirs

Julia Jacklin

Jeff Parker

OwlTail

Gene Wilder

No one can deny how taxing 2021 was, and though we can’t make any guarantees for 2022, we’d be remiss if we didn’t recognize some gems that made the Winter season a little less bleak. Case in point: two of Austin’s most outspoken hip-hop creators, Ben Buck (who’s had a fruitful solo career as a rapper-beatboxer-producer on top of endeavors with Aux Cutter and Big Wy’s Brass Band) and BoomBaptist (a sample-based producer who’s taken Bandcamp by storm with his Rick James and NBA Jam themed beat tapes in addition to his work as one half of The Vapor Caves). Both masters of their craft in their own right, these equal-and-opposite personalities collided once again for last year’s The Marquee, a seven-song balance of bops, braggadocio, overall a cavalier conquest of their preferred musical styles. The Marquee is short and sweet, but still packs plenty of firepower from these two B.B.s, enough to get you out of your 2021 stumble and somersault straight into the new year just like “Gene Wilder”!

No one can deny how taxing 2021 was, and though we can’t make any guarantees for 2022, we’d be remiss if we didn’t recognize some gems that made the Winter season a little less bleak. Case in point: two of Austin’s most outspoken hip-hop creators, Ben Buck (who’s had a fruitful solo career as a rapper-beatboxer-producer on top of endeavors with Aux Cutter and Big Wy’s Brass Band) and BoomBaptist (a sample-based producer who’s taken Bandcamp by storm with his Rick James and NBA Jam themed beat tapes in addition to his work as one half of The Vapor Caves). Both masters of their craft in their own right, these equal-and-opposite personalities collided once again for last year’s The Marquee, a seven-song balance of bops, braggadocio, overall a cavalier conquest of their preferred musical styles. The Marquee is short and sweet, but still packs plenty of firepower from these two B.B.s, enough to get you out of your 2021 stumble and somersault straight into the new year just like “Gene Wilder”!

Ben Buck & BoomBaptist: “Gene Wilder”

Hip hop, beat tapes, marketing, and motivation. We get it all and more in Episode 8 with Ben Buck- rapper, producer, dj, beatboxer. Also- bass music and boom bap vet- BoomBaptist. We hear from them both about their origins, and how they got together to release their new album The Marquee!  Thanks for liking and subscribing!  @benbuckbeatbox @boombaptist @youaintheardofus

Hip hop, beat tapes, marketing, and motivation. We get it all and more in Episode 8 with Ben Buck- rapper, producer, dj, beatboxer. Also- bass music and boom bap vet- BoomBaptist. We hear from them both about their origins, and how they got together to release their new album The Marquee! Thanks for liking and subscribing! @benbuckbeatbox @boombaptist @youaintheardofus

S2E8 Ben Buck & BoomBaptist

Welcome back for whatever number episode this is! This week, we, and I say we because we have a possible new co-host on the team, sit down with Austin natives, Ben Buck &amp; Nate the Great also known as, Aux Cutter. Listen as we really stumble through various topics such as all of us being home grown and what it means to be from Austin (9:18), how we all met because of music (28:15), touch on the topic of when saying the N word (39:23) and also go into our respect and love for DJ Screw (RIP) (1:00:12). There is much more that we talk about that's worth listening to so check out the whole episode! @AUX_CUTTER@NATETHEEGREATATX@BENBUCKBEATBOX@IDKTHATSPERFECT1Featured music during show: 52 Handblocks - Aux CutterOutro: Yes Yes - Aux CutterThank you for listening and sticking to the end of the episode if you did. Don't forget to share subscribe and rate us! 

Welcome back for whatever number episode this is! This week, we, and I say we because we have a possible new co-host on the team, sit down with Austin natives, Ben Buck &amp; Nate the Great also known as, Aux Cutter. Listen as we really stumble through various topics such as all of us being home grown and what it means to be from Austin (9:18), how we all met because of music (28:15), touch on the topic of when saying the N word (39:23) and also go into our respect and love for DJ Screw (RIP) (1:00:12). There is much more that we talk about that's worth listening to so check out the whole episode!  @AUX_CUTTER @NATETHEEGREATATX @BENBUCKBEATBOX @IDKTHATSPERFECT1 Featured music during show: 52 Handblocks - Aux Cutter Outro: Yes Yes - Aux Cutter Thank you for listening and sticking to the end of the episode if you did. Don't forget to share subscribe and rate us!

IDK, That's Pecan Pie Feat. Ben Buck & Nate the Great?!

If there’s one Austinite family that gives you more bang for your buck…it’s…well…the Bucks. You’ve got renowned drummer and Antone’s Records Shop co-owner Mike Buck alongside two of his children, Billie Buck (who just won the 2020 Austin Music Industry Award for Best Poster Artist), and of course, tireless hip-hop performer and promoter Ben Buck. Also known as “Filthy McNasty”, Ben’s continued to hone his skills since well before his high school graduation, having become a champ on beatboxing, live looping, at-home production, and of course, rapping his friggin’ brains out. Buck’s unbridled confidence, witty lyricism, and overall mastery over his craft has impromptu landed him onstage with legendary heavyweights (perhaps most notably Ghostface Killah) and at Austin City Limits, not to mention a permanent featured spot in Big Wy’s Brass Band. The adoption of a famous WWII graffiti character into his own branding has stayed strong in the semi-recent shift from McNasty to Buck, following up a series of mixtapes with his debut album Kilroy. The Kilroy release show is this Friday at Empire Control Room and if you’re not in-the-know about Buck’s ferocity as of yet, imbibe the Flobama-produced album opener, “Spirits”! 

If there’s one Austinite family that gives you more bang for your buck…it’s…well…the Bucks. You’ve got renowned drummer and Antone’s Records Shop co-owner <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Buck" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mike Buck</a> alongside two of his children, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/billiebuckposters/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Billie Buck</a> (who just won the 2020 Austin Music Industry Award for Best Poster Artist), and of course, tireless hip-hop performer and promoter <a href="https://www.facebook.com/benbuckbeatbox/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ben Buck</a>. Also known as “Filthy McNasty”, Ben’s continued to hone his skills since well before his high school graduation, having become a champ on beatboxing, live looping, at-home production, and of course, rapping his friggin’ brains out. Buck’s unbridled confidence, witty lyricism, and overall mastery over his craft has impromptu landed him onstage with legendary heavyweights (perhaps most notably Ghostface Killah) and at Austin City Limits, not to mention a permanent featured spot in Big Wy’s Brass Band. The adoption of a famous WWII graffiti character into his own branding has stayed strong in the semi-recent shift from McNasty to Buck, following up a series of mixtapes with his debut album Kilroy. The Kilroy <a href="https://www.seetickets.us/event/Ben-Buck-KILROY-Album-Release-Party/406471" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">release show is this Friday at Empire Control Room</a> and if you’re not in-the-know about Buck’s ferocity as of yet, imbibe the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/flobama91/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Flobama</a>-produced album opener, “Spirits”!