Show Notes
In the fourth episode of Method I caught up with Jules Craft, better known as MC Crafty. Jules is a man of many talents. He's a Creative Producer, Drum and Bass MC, a radio host, a set builder and basically an all round legend. Proudly from Gisborne, he has made a career in multiple avenues across the events and music space in Aotearoa. Jules played a significant role in Rhythm and Vines and Jim Beam Homegrown through his work alongside his two friends within their collective, Department of Arts. Jules is super passionate about building community and creating memorable moments through music, which is something I'm a big fan of. Enjoy the kōrero!
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