Yo! Guess what’s back this Saturday? It’s The RWR Podcast Show comin’ at ya LIVE at 11:00 AM! We’re bringin’ you all the local entertainment news you didn’t even know you needed… and a whole lot of ridiculous, borderline useless conversations.
Catch us on Hyped Up Live Sessions and make sure you like our Roadwork Records Facebook page ! Keep the good times rollin’. 🎸🔥
Got a local artist you’re hyped about? Slide into our DMs and we might just feature them on the show. We’re all about showin’ love to the real talent out there.
📅 Remember: We’re live the first TWO Saturdays of every month. So, come hang with us, laugh with us, and maybe even question why you’re still listening. 😜
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Michigan has long been a hub for some of the greatest music ever heard worldwide, and today’s guests are carrying that legacy forward. Meet The Gasoline Gypsies, Michigan’s very own Americana rock trailblazers. With at least eight Detroit Music Awards to their name, they’ve firmly established themselves as one of the most dynamic acts in the Midwest. Their latest single, “Mud in the Water,” has gone viral, racking up over a million views on Facebook, 400,000+ on YouTube, and 140,000+ streams on Spotify in 2024.
But it's not just their chart-topping hits that make them stand out. What really sets them apart is their passionate and loyal fanbase, The Vagabundos, a community of music lovers who travel far and wide to experience the band's unforgettable energy. Known for their electrifying live performances, the Gasoline Gypsies blend four-part harmonies, dueling lead guitars, and a rock-solid rhythm section that keeps audiences coming back for more.
The band consists of Joe Makowski on percussion, Steve Briere on bass and vocals, Neal Love on guitar and vocals, Conner Williams on keys and vocals, and frontman Caleb Malooley on guitar, lead vocals, and harmonica. And of course, a very dedicated management team, Jack and Nancy Hunger.
Together, they create a sound that matches the tone of their storytelling, making their songs resonate with listeners. The Gasoline Gypsies are more than just a band, they’re a force of nature, delivering the undeniable magic of live performance every time they hit the stage.
magic of live performance every time they hit the stage.
For more information: https://thegasolinegypsies.com/
Don’t miss the release show of their new song; “Hard Livin” on March 8th at Billy’s Tip N’ Inn

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Meet Drew Verde, the Detroit artist who’s making waves in the hip-hop and R&B scene with his raw, unapologetic sound and gritty passion for his craft. With countless interviews, TV appearances, and a fanbase that spans thousands, he's quickly becoming a staple in the city’s music scene. Known for his "Detroit style" grit, Drew doesn’t just make music—he lives it.
What sets him apart? A deep connection to psychology that fuels his creativity. In a past interview, he shared, “It made me interested in psychology, which helps with my music because I understand how to articulate things on a record to relate to others.” His songs are a reflection of that depth, blending R&B with Hip Hop, and constantly evolving with each track. No genre can box him in—he’s all about pushing boundaries, rethinking formulas, and staying true to his roots. And through it all, his humility and gratitude shine bright.

Ever wondered how a simple podcast recording session could turn into a comedy of errors? Picture this: in the midst of launching the Roadwork Records Podcast, we accidentally deleted all our views! With a little tech wizardry from Gail, we managed to save the day, highlighting the grit and unity that defines our team. Hosted by the legendary T-Money Green, alongside Jen Shagena, Gail Suhu, and Jackie Wallace, join us as we navigate the highs and lows of music and life, from the bustling streets of Detroit to the world stage.

Get ready to laugh and learn as we tackle topics ranging from Roxanne Shantae's Grammy shoes to the unpredictable thrills of sports betting on the Detroit Lions and Buffalo Bills. Discover the shifting landscape of the music industry, where home studios now rival traditional ones and artists rise through resilience and innovation. Meanwhile, we touch on serious notes, sharing heartfelt support for those affected by events in Philly, Washington, and Tushar's family, and celebrate the solidarity of communities coming together through initiatives like the Fire Aid concert.

The journey doesn’t stop there. Explore personal growth in music, from Eminem’s path to sobriety and artistic evolution to the nurturing power of supportive relationships. We unfold the importance of breaking cycles and setting goals, while emphasizing how personal experiences shape artistic expression. Dive deep into the world of musical collaboration with stories of networking success featuring industry legends like Jake Bass and T-Money. Our episode is a tapestry of humor, heart, and hope, celebrating Detroit's resilience and creativity.

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