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  • EP19 - MC Crafty.

EP19 - MC Crafty.

Sunday 16th October 2022

Join MC Crafty on Deep Down Under Podcast as he talks surfing, drum and bass, mental health, and Maori culture's influence on music.
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Deep Down Under Podcast
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MC Crafty: Riding Waves and Beats in New Zealand

I feel like the kind of men can't speak or you can't be in touch with emotions, things, it's, I feel like it's kind of died out in our generation, a little bit like people were talking about a lot more. Like that worked for them, um, but for, I guess, a personal, personal level, I probably like the biggest thing that I've been working on, or like had to figure out over The Last Few Years and like it's probably my biggest growth growth is that I'm a, I'm a huge people pleaser.
Ever wondered how a love for surfing can coexist with a passion for drum and bass? In this episode of the Deep Down Under Podcast, host Dooz AU catches up with MC Crafty, a versatile Drum and Bass MC and rapper from New Zealand. Hailing from the coastal town of Gisborne, Crafty takes us on a journey through his early days, the vibrant DNB culture in New Zealand, and the profound impact of Maori culture on his music.
But it's not all about beats and rhymes. Crafty opens up about his deep connection with the ocean and how surfing has been a grounding force in his life. He shares tales of competing in surf contests and performing live shows across New Zealand with notable acts like State Of Mind and Witters. Crafty’s story isn’t just about his career highs; it’s also about the personal battles he’s faced, particularly around mental health and overcoming people-pleasing tendencies.
Listeners will find Crafty's discussion on the Department Of Arts particularly intriguing. As one of its founders, he talks about creating spaces that foster creativity and community, shedding light on how this initiative has helped him grow both personally and professionally. His candid conversation about mental health offers valuable insights into how he maintains balance in his life. Crafty's future plans are as exciting as his past.
From new musical projects to continuing his surfing adventures, there's a lot to look forward to. Whether you’re a fan of drum and bass, curious about Maori culture’s influence on modern music, or simply looking for an inspiring story of personal growth, this episode has something for everyone.