This post was originally published on The TItaniumRadio Youtube Channel
(2023) Hartford, Connecticut artist Homii Mamii stops by Titanium Radio for an in-depth conversation about the Connecticut hip hop scene, being a woman in rap, and why storytelling still matters in music today.
During this interview, Homii Mamii discusses the lack of consistency in the CT music scene, the importance of artists building strong teams with producers and DJs, and how she separates herself from other female rappers by focusing on lyricism and real stories instead of following trends.
She also talks about growing up in Hartford, her artistic influences from multiple genres, and her mission to break stereotypes about women in hip hop.
If you’re interested in the Connecticut music scene, female rappers, independent artists, and hip hop culture, this conversation gives insight into what it takes to stand out and build a career in music today.
Subscribe for more interviews, freestyles, and conversations with artists from Connecticut and beyond.
🎧 Titanium Radio
Hosted by DJ QT, B. Davis & Shaquana
📍 Hartford, Connecticut
📻 Thursdays 6PM–9PM on 89.9 WQTQ FM
#HomiiMamii #ConnecticutHipHop #CTHipHop #FemaleRapper #HartfordCT #TitaniumRadio #HipHopInterview
---------------------------
FlamesDotMalik Freestyle with Fuego Base co-sign. H Is Short For is OUT NOW ON ALL STREAMING PLATFORMS!
Tune in to Titanium Radio every Thursday from 6-9pm on 89.9 WQTQFM in Hartford, CT... Listen live on https://wqtq.fm
