Video animation by: Big Flowers
Intro/Outro beat by: BLOODBLIXING
Beginning of Episode (0:49).
The Backwoodz Studioz invaision continues in Episode 80, as we are joined by fiery lyricist, Curly Castro. Castro has been on a tremendous run in recent years, from his collaborative LP with PremRock, ShrapKnel, his scorching-hot feature on Armand Hammer's Haram, to his powerful Bobby Hutton-inspired record, Little Robert Hutton. 
Curly's perspective on how it feels being part of the impactful Backwoodz Studioz movement (2:26).
Curly discusses how working with greats like ELUCID, Prem, woods, helps him hone his craft, and sets an unspoken standard of excellence (9:10).
Exploring the crew dynamics of The Wrecking Crew (11:35).
How the idea of ShrapKnel materialized (20:58).
Castro speaks on his bold outspokenness in his music, and not being afraid to say how he feels (27:23).
What Castro aimed to achieve with his Black Panther, Bobby Hutton-inspired album in Little Robert Hutton (31:46).
The vision behind this boldly explosive sound for Little Robert Hutton (41:40).
How Castro manages to weave in many guest verses into his lyrically-heavy albums (49:57).
The inspiration behind the Call Out Culture podcast (56:52).
Castro gives his take on the health of indie artist scene in our current music landscape (1:01:31).
Curly's future plans (1:06:22).
Support Curly Castro's music here: https://curlycastro.bandcamp.com/ 
Follow Curly Castro on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/curly_castro?lang=en  
Follow Curly Castro on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/curlycastro/?hl=en 
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