Forecasted Podcast - Hosted by Romelo Delos Santos
"Forecasted" dives deep into the world of music, hosted by a passionate music creator with a profound love for all genres. With a special fondness for hip-hop culture, the host offers listeners an authentic perspective as both a fan and a student of the craft. Each episode features in-depth interviews with musicians, from rising stars to seasoned legends, exploring their journeys, creative processes, and the inspirations behind their art. While music takes center stage, the show also delves into culture, societal trends, and personal interests that shape the host's worldview. Whether you're a hip-hop head, an aspiring artist, or simply a lover of great music, "Forecasted" delivers a blend of insightful conversations, fresh perspectives, and an unwavering celebration of the artists who dedicate themselves to the craft. Tune in to connect, learn, and vibe with the world of music.
Episodes
91 episodes
Episode 183 - Dafrosty (of Kelawar Records)
My next guest is Malaysian emcee and producer Dafrosty, a key voice from Kelawar Records known for gritty bilingual lyricism, dynamic production, and sharp social commentary. His music blends boom bap energy with cinematic storytelling, balanci...
Episode 9 - Sankofa
Note: This is a throwback to when the podcast was originally called Off The Grid, a tribute to the underground scene that inspired it. This show originally aired on July 28, 2023.On this episode, Sankofa and I spoke about his mu...
Episode 8 - Jehzan Exclusive
Note: This is a throwback to when the podcast was originally called Off The Grid, a tribute to the underground scene that inspired it. This show originally aired on June 30, 2023.On this episode, I spoke with Hawaii based emcee,...
Episode 7 - Memphis Reigns & D-Mitch (The Making of Skeleton Crew Diaries)
Note: This is a throwback to when the podcast was originally called Off The Grid, a tribute to the underground scene that inspired it. This show originally aired on June 19, 2023.On this episode, Memphis Reigns and D-Mitch talk ...
Episode 6 - Kris Blade
Note: This is a throwback to when the podcast was originally called Off The Grid, a tribute to the underground scene that inspired it. This show originally aired on June 19, 2023.On this episode, I spoke with the Canadian emcee ...
Episode 5 - The L (of the Individuals)
Note: This is a throwback to when the podcast was originally called Off The Grid, a tribute to the underground scene that inspired it. This show originally aired on June 16, 2023.On this episode, I spoke with Seattle based emcee...
Episode 4 - Slap Serif
Note: This is a throwback to when the podcast was originally called Off The Grid, a tribute to the underground scene that inspired it. As I got more comfortable behind the mic and sharpened my vision, the direction became clearer to ev...
Episode 182 - Jus Allah (Session 3)
My next guest is a returning guest, the legendary Jus Allah. Hailing from New Jersey, he first made his mark as a member of the iconic Philadelphia rap group Jedi Mind Tricks, bringing a raw, unfiltered intensity to some of the group’s most res...
Episode 181 - MC Wicks (Ultra Violence Album Review
Returning to the podcast is Fresno, California wordsmith MC Wicks — one of the most explosive and prolific voices in hip hop today. Known for relentless performances, sharp lyricism, and nonstop consistency, Wicks pulls up to break down the cre...
Episode 3 - Remshot
Note: This is a throwback to when the podcast was originally called Off The Grid, a tribute to the underground scene that inspired it. As I got more comfortable behind the mic and sharpened my vision, the direction became clearer to ev...
Episode 180 - Legs MC
Legs MC is a certified UK rap veteran— who’s been sharpening his pen and sound since the late ’90s. A true rapper-producer in every sense, he’s been crafting his own beats and lacing them with razor-sharp bars, building a catalog that reflects ...
Episode 2 - Hypoetical (of the Mind Mechanics)
Note: This is a throwback to when the podcast was originally called Off The Grid, a tribute to the underground scene that inspired it. As I got more comfortable behind the mic and sharpened my vision, the direction became clearer to ev...
Episode 1 - Re-visiting Keep the Change by D-Mitch & Spoonfull
Note: This is a throwback to when the podcast was originally called Off The Grid, a tribute to the underground scene that inspired it. As I got more comfortable behind the mic and sharpened my vision, the direction became clearer to ev...
Episode 179 - Chip Fu (of Fu-Schnickens)
On this session, I sat with a true original and one of hip hop’s most dynamic innovators, Chip Fu of the legendary Fu-Schnickens crew. Known for his explosive delivery, rapid-fire rhyme patterns, and unmatched energy on the mic, he helped redef...
Episode 178 - Katrina Olan (Sci-Fi Author of Tablay)
Welcoming back a returning guest who’s been making serious waves in science fiction, Katrina Olan is a Filipina sci-fi writer known for blending bold futurism with culture, identity, and sharp social insight, she’s carved out a voice that feels...
Episode 177 - Doza
My next guest is Doza — a Cali-based Filipino-American emcee carving out his own lane where heritage meets that unmistakable West Coast sound. Blending his Filipino roots with a laid-back but deliberate delivery, he has been steadily building a...
Episode 176 - Cryptic One (of the Atoms Family)
My next guest is Cryptic One — a true architect of hip-hop and a cornerstone of the legendary Atoms Family. Hailing from New York, he helped shape a sound that’s as intellectual as it is raw, blending razor-sharp lyricism with layered metaphors...
Episode 175 - H&L Associates (The Mission Statement LP Review)
I sat down with New York’s own H&L Associates — the unapologetic East Coast duo made up of HaStyle and Luck — to talk about their latest release The Mission Statement, a 16-track project that’s been making noise for its raw authent...
Episode 174 - Mykill Miers (The Kingsman: From Trauma To Triumph LP Review)
Coming out of Los Angeles, the legendary Mykill Miers is a razor-sharp lyricist known for gritty realism, streetwise storytelling, and bars that hit with purpose. From his iconic Wake Up Show run to his classic early albums, he’s cemented his p...
Episode 173 - Gel Roc (Out of Style, Out of Service LP Review)
In this episode, I sit down with Southern California legend and veteran emcee Gel Roc to talk about his latest project, Out of Style, Out of Service, fully produced by Ariano. A respected name in hip hop, Gel Roc built his foundation by earning...
Episode 172 - Jake Palumbo
In this episode, I sit down with Brooklyn-based rapper, producer, and engineer Jake Palumbo — a true architect of hip hop music. Originally from Tennessee, Jake carved his lane in New York’s rap scene through raw consistency and independence, f...
Episode 171 - Pudge (A Thousand Days From Now LP Review)
Pudge is an emcee and producer who brings vivid, detailed storytelling in every verse that he delivers. His music feels like short films — raw emotion, real moments, no filters. And he’s got that subtle comedic twist that sneaks up on you and m...
Episode 170 - D.R.U.M.S. RUGGED & DJ Kawon
On this session, we dive into Keep It Rugged, a hardcore boom-bap consciousness album that represents everything true school hip hop stands for: heavy drums, razor-sharp lyrics, and real-life narratives. At the heart of this project is...
Episode 169 - Tre-Dot
Tre-Dot a lyricist who carries the spirit of the craft with intention. Known for his introspective writing and sharp boom-bap sensibilities, he has built a catalog rooted in storytelling, soul, and the kind of raw authenticity that speaks direc...
Episode 168 - Cee Gee
Cee Gee is a producer who moves with intention and lets the music speak loud. Known for crafting gritty, textured soundscapes that sit right in the pocket of hip hop, Cee Gee has been steadily building a name through consistency and ear for det...