Joseph Prielozny's guest appearances

Joseph Prielozny

Forth District

Journey Principles With Stephen Scoggins

The Sho Baraka Show

Donyae Holt

Derek Minor

Sho Baraka

Courtney Orlando

Adam Thomason

Ben Washer

Erica Cumbo

Tha Kracken

Alex Medina

Alex Vitale

Justin A. Reynolds

Donald Glover

Ed Catmull

John Kelly

Scott Harrison

OwlTail

In part two of this series Sho Baraka talks about the 10 Year Anniversary of his album Lions and Liars with filmmaker Art Hooker, A&amp;R Joseph Prielozny, artist/producer Courtney Orlando and producer/designer Alex Medina.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4232344/advertisement

In part two of this series Sho Baraka talks about the 10 Year Anniversary of his album Lions and Liars with filmmaker Art Hooker, A&amp;R Joseph Prielozny, artist/producer Courtney Orlando and producer/designer Alex Medina. This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/show/4232344/advertisement" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.spreaker.com/show/4232344/advertisement</a>

In Review | The 10 Year Anniversary of Lions and Liars Pt 2 (Art Hooker, Courtney Orlando, Joseph Prielozny and Alex Medina)

In part two of this series Sho Baraka talks about the 10 Year Anniversary of his album Lions and Liars with filmmaker Art Hooker, A&amp;R Joseph Prielozny, artist/producer Courtney Orlando and producer/designer Alex Medina.

Joseph Prielozny &amp; Dirty Rice Show Notes   Faith + Music + Mission = Momentum  Grammy-award winning producers talk about what it’s like to live their life through their faith perspective and music. No production entity in Christian hip hop has achieved more in the past. Formed by Joseph Prielozny and Dirty Rice, COBRA collaborated with Lecrae on his September release, Anomaly to earn a Grammy Award for the song “Messengers” and another nomination for “All I Need Is You.” On Tuesday, the extended COBRA crew, which includes rapper KB and singer-songwriter Natalie Lauren, gave birth to Tomorrow We Live. Dirty Rice produced seven out of the album's 14 tracks with Prielozny, who also played the role of A&amp;R with Lauren. “I think [Prielozny] is the genius behind a lot of what has come out of Reach, and Dirty’s a beast,” KB said, “and when we come together, you might get struck by the COBRA.” Tomorrow We Live has been purchased more on iTunes than any hip-hop album this week besides Love Story by Eminem-endorsed Yelawolf. Its success was predictable, considering that Reach Records has had 17 straight solo albums chart on the Billboard 200. Less predictable were the events that made COBRA — and Tomorrow We Live as it exists today — possible. A New Leaf Before Reach CEO Ben Washer wanted to sign Lecrae, he had his eye on another act — A New Leaf, an acoustic duo formed by Kurt Denmark and Prielozny, whose brother roomed in college with Washer. A New Leaf flew to New York to record its Reach debut, but the group ultimately never released any music.  “I just felt like I didn’t need to be in the spotlight,” Prielozny said. Instead, Prielozny accepted a job in Nashville, Tennessee as an assistant to Grammy-nominated producer Shaun Shankel. Then in 2004, Washer sent Prielozny an album that captured his attention — Real Talk by Lecrae.   “Man, this Christian music is different from the Christian music I’m working on in Nashville,” Prielozny said. Bored one night, Prielozny produced a rock remix of Real Talk and returned it to Washer. Lecrae loved it. This led to Amped, the rap-rock EP released in 2007 by the 116 Clique, and then an offer for Prielozny to join Reach as an on-staff producer. Listen to the show and learn how perseverance and not fearing failure can inspire the change you most desire out of life.   www.journeyprinciples.com/cobra

Joseph Prielozny &amp; Dirty Rice Show Notes Faith + Music + Mission = Momentum  Grammy-award winning producers talk about what it’s like to live their life through their faith perspective and music. No production entity in Christian hip hop has achieved more in the past. Formed by Joseph Prielozny and Dirty Rice, COBRA collaborated with Lecrae on his September release, Anomaly to earn a Grammy Award for the song “Messengers” and another nomination for “All I Need Is You.” On Tuesday, the extended COBRA crew, which includes rapper KB and singer-songwriter Natalie Lauren, gave birth to <a href="http://www.rapzilla.com/rz/news/38-backstage/10399-kb-tomorrow-we-live-album-production-credits" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Tomorrow We Live</a>. Dirty Rice produced seven out of the album's 14 tracks with Prielozny, who also played the role of A&amp;R with Lauren. “I think [Prielozny] is the genius behind a lot of what has come out of Reach, and Dirty’s a beast,” <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NV5HQgLt_YI" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">KB said</a>, “and when we come together, you might get struck by the COBRA.” Tomorrow We Live has been purchased more on <a href="http://rapzilla.com/rz/news/38-backstage/10707-kb-tomorrow-we-live-in-top-5-on-itunes-hip-hop-rap-albums-chart" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">iTunes</a> than any hip-hop album this week besides Love Story by Eminem-endorsed Yelawolf. Its success was predictable, considering that Reach Records has had 17 straight solo albums chart on the Billboard 200. Less predictable were the events that made COBRA — and Tomorrow We Live as it exists today — possible. A New Leaf Before Reach CEO Ben Washer wanted to sign Lecrae, he had his eye on another act — A New Leaf, an acoustic duo formed by Kurt Denmark and Prielozny, whose brother roomed in college with Washer. A New Leaf flew to New York to record its Reach debut, but the group ultimately never released any music.  “I just felt like I didn’t need to be in the spotlight,” Prielozny said. Instead, Prielozny accepted a job in Nashville, Tennessee as an assistant to Grammy-nominated producer Shaun Shankel. Then in 2004, Washer sent Prielozny an album that captured his attention — Real Talk by Lecrae. “Man, this Christian music is different from the Christian music I’m working on in Nashville,” Prielozny said. Bored one night, Prielozny produced a rock remix of Real Talk and returned it to Washer. Lecrae loved it. This led to Amped, the rap-rock EP released in 2007 by the 116 Clique, and then an offer for Prielozny to join Reach as an on-staff producer. Listen to the show and learn how perseverance and not fearing failure can inspire the change you most desire out of life. <a href="http://www.journeyprinciples.com/cobra" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.journeyprinciples.com/cobra</a>

Season 1 - Episode 002 Grammy Award winning Producers Joseph Prielozny and Dirty Rice, Founders of COBRA