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The latest episode has us backstage at the Boston Unity Fest. Dre rocks his new single Wha Do Dem. We kick it about the meaning of Unity and Politics return to the stage with Dre.

On the set of Dre Robinson’s (@DreRob) new video for Wah Do Dem (What It Look Like) we talk with rappers Jake The Snake aka JTheS and Alage about rap cliches. Its the start of the No Rapper Talk movement. Model/Actress Felicia “Feeva” Daniels, fresh from her part in the 50 Cent & Val Kilmer movie “Gun”, and XXL Eye Candy Of The Month Brianna Amor talk about why they support Boston Hip Hop.

Pollymore is back with TWO new episodes of the Fresh Files. These two eps have a throwback theme to them. In Ep. 5, Joe Politics breaks down the start of Pollymore and his first gig in the music industry the Almighy RSO. Ep. 6 fast forwards to see Joe in the studio with R&B singer NE-YO while he making some songs that you will be familiar with.

Episode 6 – Creating Hits with NE-YO

Episode 5 – Old School Edition

Dre Robinson talks about his new song “Fade Away” featuring Mighty Mystic. Then he describes why he stepped off the scene for a little while and how the competitive spirit drives making great music. Then we talk about the true mark of being humble. Good stuff.

Pollymore Music Group is one of the teams that has been making noise in New England for a little while. At least thats how I see it. HA! Anyway we decided to give cats a behind the scenes look at what we do. Mostly we talk trash and swap jokes while dropping an occasional jewel. So we bring you the “Fresh Files”, a web based series to inform you on all things Pollymore.

In Fresh Files Episode 3, Dre Robinson asks me my thoughts on Boston hip hop. We give our opinion on Smoke Bulga, Masspike Miles, Statik Selektah, Termanology and the scene as a whole. Seems like I have been getting stalked by that question lately. Enjoy! Or leave a comment and tell us to shut the f*&^ up. Episodes 1 and 2 after the jump more