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Westside Radio Podcast – Young Quicks (Oxnard, CA)

In this episode, I sit down with Young Quicks, one of Oxnard’s most talented MCs, to talk about his come-up from the 805 and the unique Hip Hop scene that shaped him. We dive into his collaborations with Erick Sermon of EPMD, his full album with producer Fingazz, and what it means to stay independent while staying true to his roots. Young Quicks also opens up about growing up in the projects, giving back to his community, and the work he’s doing with local kids to inspire the next generation.

Tune in for real stories, real talk, and WESTSIDE RADIO

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This week on Westside Radio, Julio G sits down with West Coast lyricist Demrick — known for his sharp bars, nonstop work ethic, and deep roots in the Los Angeles hip-hop scene. Demrick talks about his brand-new album “Ooowee”, the inspiration behind the project, and his growth as an independent artist.

From collaborating with Xzibit, Kurupt, and Cypress Hill, to creating full projects with Dizzy Wright and DJ Hoppa, Demrick shares insight into his creative process, life on tour, and the lessons learned from working alongside some of the West’s most respected names. As a member of Serial Killers with Xzibit and B-Real (Cypress Hill), he also opens up about group chemistry, storytelling, and ghostwriting for other major artists behind the scenes.

Tap in for a real conversation about music, hustle, and legacy — only on Westside Radio.

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Westside Radio Podcast w/ Julio G – Special Guest: Producer Bud’da

This week on Westside Radio, Julio G sits down with legendary producer Bud’da — the man behind some of the most iconic West Coast records of the late 90s and early 2000s.

Bud’da first made his mark with Dr. Dre on the Aftermath album, and quickly became a key name in hip hop production. He went on to produce Westside Connection’s debut single “Bow Down”, a record that defined an era. His catalog also includes classics like Xzibit’s “3 Card Molly” and Ice Cube’s solo cuts like “Greed” and “Ghetto Vet”.

Beyond the West Coast, Bud’da expanded his sound to R&B, working with the late Aaliyah on her final album — cementing his versatility and influence across genres.

In this episode, Julio G dives deep into Bud’da’s journey, his studio process, working with legends, and the untold stories behind the music that shaped a generation.

🎧 Tap in for history, culture, and insight straight from one of hip hop’s most respected producers.