Mr. Peter Parker, host extraordinaire is the new sound of millennium media. Comfortably situated on the garden of the game, Mr. Peter Parker, The New East’s answer to audience appreciation presently rocks 7pm-11pm on the airwaves of Minneapolis, Minnesota’s top rated Hip-Hop/R&B station, B96 (96.3 FM KTTB) The Beat of the Twin Cities. A traveler through reputable media wires, Mr. Peter Parker has also gained significant experience at Boston, Massachusetts’ Hip-Hop/R&B radio station WBOT Hot 97.7 and as an intern at Boston’s other top shelf radio spots, WJMN 94.5 and WBCN 104.1. A breath of fresh air as an on-air personality, Mr. Peter Parker’s energy and enthusiasm for his craft explodes through the mic. “I was sick of stale, boring radio”, Parker claims, “When you hear me bugging out and having fun on air, I really am, I live for this.” His span on major market radio is a little over six years, however, within that margin, he has structured himself to be in demand, alternately hosting record release socials, local artist's mix tapes, after-concert parties, and community related events. “I love to be on stage” claims Parker, “All I wanna do is smash the stage every time out and leave you saying, what’s wrong with that dude?”
So exactly how hard does Mr. Peter Parker hustle? The result is on his resume. In conjunction with radio workouts, he hosts his own exclusive mixtape project series; How Hard Do You Hustle? The official mixtape cheered on by the hottest talent in the mixtape game such as Lupe Fiasco, Memphis Bleek, Freeway, lyrical legend AZ, David Banner, Joe Budden, and Saigon just to name a few, have created major buzzes in the music business. Parker’s grind eventually attracted the attention of the internationally known mixtape king, The Black Howard Stern- DJ Whoo Kid (50 Cent’s DJ) and joined his official crew The Shadyville DJs. Mr. Peter Parker’s ability to attack various angles of the industry is what separates him from traditional artist/hosts on media circuits. Excellent behind the mic, concrete as a mixtape producer, embedded with the flavor as his own street team, and now even as a stand up comedian, Mr. Peter Parker is geared to change the direction of the steamship and tackle the waves of stronger seas.
Seeking to expand his brand and company 25/8 Entertainment, which basically means he works tirelessly past 24 hours and beyond 7 days of the week, Mr. Peter Parker is set to lay his entrepreneurship skills on the ground as the future of entertainment. Lastly, the question remains; how did Mr. Peter Parker journey down the media avenue of Hip Hop? “I was always one of those kids that absolutely loved Hip Hop music”, notes Mr. Peter Parker. Growing up in the suburbs of New England, he was considered different because of his love for city sounds. “I was a reflection of the music. I knew from day one, even as an athlete in school, that I wanted to rock with the music and entertainment. Besides, I had the energy, voice, and the grind to do it” releases Mr. Peter Parker confidently faced toward the future of media.
