Remy Banks's guest appearances

Remy Banks

Cookies: A Basketball Podcast

KINDA NEAT

Crush-A-Lot Podcast

Rembert Browne

LeBron James

Daryl Morey

Jayson Williams

Ras Kass

Kyle Gray

Jeff Weiss

Ari Shaffir

Hugh Grant

Eddie Huang

Lauryn Hill

Dan Soder

Kevin Love

Hank WIllis Thomas

Kevin Wildes

OwlTail

Remy Banks is in the studio to talking all things "The Phantom Paradise". His latest effort is a showcase of versatile word play and whimsical production rooted in dusty boombap. We dive into his Hip Hop history and what Remy has coming in the near future.The Phantom of Paradise available on all DSP.Don't miss this one.Subscribe, Share and all that good stuff...

Remy Banks is in the studio to talking all things "The Phantom Paradise". His latest effort is a showcase of versatile word play and whimsical production rooted in dusty boombap. We dive into his Hip Hop history and what Remy has coming in the near future. The Phantom of Paradise available on all DSP. Don't miss this one. Subscribe, Share and all that good stuff...

The Phantom of Paradise with Remy Banks

Remy Banks is rapper out of Queens that emanates New York grittiness, street smarts, and smoothness. I first started hearing of Remy as a solo artist way back in 2014 when he released a single produced by King Krule called "7th heaven. (interlude)." I didn't realize how long he'd already been involved in the scene and working as a rapper by then, so you can imagine all the stories he has by now. Episodes like this are a joy for me because I love hearing about scene origins, and the beginnings of artists now known nationally when they were only known locally. Remy's been around and involved in all sorts of NY subcultures since his youth -- from skating, to streetwear, to underground hip hop -- he's the epitome of a social chameleon who feels comfortable in any room he walks into. A spoon that stirs the pot, and connector of dots, Remy's not only a formidable rapper, but also a great ear for talent, early adopter and collaborator with all sorts of now household names. Tune in to hear us talk about seeing the Tony Supa dunks before Nike SB was even announced, touring with Earl, and the origins of the now legendary NY underground hip hop scene of the early 2010's.  -Lee

<a href="https://twitter.com/remybanks" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Remy Banks</a> is rapper out of Queens that emanates New York grittiness, street smarts, and smoothness. I first started hearing of Remy as a solo artist way back in 2014 when he released a single produced by King Krule called "7th heaven. (interlude)." I didn't realize how long he'd already been involved in the scene and working as a rapper by then, so you can imagine all the stories he has by now. Episodes like this are a joy for me because I love hearing about scene origins, and the beginnings of artists now known nationally when they were only known locally. Remy's been around and involved in all sorts of NY subcultures since his youth -- from skating, to streetwear, to underground hip hop -- he's the epitome of a social chameleon who feels comfortable in any room he walks into. A spoon that stirs the pot, and connector of dots, Remy's not only a formidable rapper, but also a great ear for talent, early adopter and collaborator with all sorts of now household names. Tune in to hear us talk about seeing the Tony Supa dunks before Nike SB was even announced, touring with Earl, and the origins of the now legendary NY underground hip hop scene of the early 2010's.  -<a href="https://twitter.com/kindaneat" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lee</a>

On this episode of COOKIES, hosts Ben Detrick and Jordan Redaelli are joined by musicians A$AP Twelvyy, of A$AP Mob, and Remy Banks, of Worlds Fair. Topics of discussion include fixing the  Brooklyn Nets, a quiz on Kobe Bryant lyrics, Queens vs. Bronx streetball, and their new collaborative record Q44.

On this episode of COOKIES, hosts Ben Detrick and Jordan Redaelli are joined by musicians A$AP Twelvyy, of A$AP Mob, and Remy Banks, of Worlds Fair. Topics of discussion include fixing the <a href="https://sports.vice.com/en_us/article/the-brooklyn-nets-are-still-the-nets" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Brooklyn Nets</a>, a quiz on Kobe Bryant lyrics, Queens vs. Bronx streetball, and their new collaborative record Q44.