Letter To My Ancestors

DJ Clark Kent was one of the originators in the culture of hip hop. From playing park jams at age 12 to spinning on the biggest stages, he earned the moniker of God’s Favorite DJ. He also made an impact A&Ring classics and producing hits for legendary MCs, cementing his place in hip hop’s history. As a DJ first and foremost, he dedicated his life to making people happy by playing music. But there’s more to his story as DJ Clark Kent’s dedication and persistence, along with his expert ear, are responsible for some of the culture’s most celebrated moments. Executive Produced by Taxstone Written and Produced by Classic Material Produced by Jonathan Mena

DJ Kay Slay represented hip hop with integrity and heart. The self-proclaimed Drama King hosted a nightly show on Hot 97 and later found a home at SiriusXM, but that’s just scratching the surface of his story. Kay Slay set trends, won numerous awards and kept it 100 at all times even if that meant slapping your favorite DJ. Join us as we explore the life and times of one of New York’s most respected icon, from his early days as a graffiti writer to his illustrious mixtape career and beyond Executive Produced by Taxstone Written and Produced by Classic Material Produced by Jonathan Mena

In this episode, we drop the lost Loon episode recorded in 2017 while Loon was incarcerated. #BeSafeTho

Tax Stone - Letters To My Ancestors #besafetho

On this episode of Tax Season we drop the lost Lil Uzi Vert episode that we recorded back in 2016 as Uzi was just starting to blow up. The Dusse was flowing and the sativa was in the air and unfortunately Uzi turned his mic but we fixed it as best we could. We've been working on this episode for a while now but finally decided to drop it for the holidays. As always pour yourself some fine spirits and enjoy. #TAXSEAON #TAXSTONE #BESAFETHO

On this episode of the podcast, Tax talks with Dr. Maya Pettiford while awaiting trial on Rikers Island. They discuss the need for more mental health services in the prison system, coping mechanisms behind bars and how even facing all this adversity Tax remains focused on his future. #TAXSEASON #TAXSTONE

A Letter From The Grave #BeSafeTho

Happy Thanksgiving, motherfuckers!

After a nearly three year hiatus, Tax Season is back with a very special episode with Star Brim where the duo discusses politics, why it's dangerous to be a music critic, how he was the juice god when he was home, supporting women in rap, Meek Mill and Jay Z working on prison reform, how Nipsey's death hurt him and much more. Also Star makes a special announcement so make sure you press play because life is about progression.

We have the good brother @TariqNasheed in the studio discussing politics, white supremacy and the art of mackin. Also make sure you go and support 1804:The Hidden History of Haiti https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/1804-the-hidden-history-of-haiti#/