DJ King Flow interviews Young Amsterdam for Mixtape Addict 65.

Tariq Azam
Sep 16
3 min read

In the upper part of the picture, French rapper Young Amsterdam is wearing a baseball cap; he is looking at the camera and holding the brim of his baseball cap with both of his hands. The lower part of the picture features DJ King Flows, along with the Mixtape Addict and sponsor logos, all set against a torn paper effect; the image is in colour.

French DJ and producer DJ King Flow returns with another instalment of Mixtape Addict, delivering a sharp mix of underground hip hop alongside an exclusive interview with J-Hood. Broadcast via Scientific Sound Asia, the Vietnam-based international radio station and DJ agency, the show remains rooted in authentic hip hop, showcasing raw lyricism and true DJ craft.

Starting his career at just 14, DJ King Flow quickly developed a signature style centred on Boom Bap with a modern twist. His sets reflect a deep respect for the genre’s foundations while staying committed to lyrical authenticity, a balance that has earned him recognition across the global underground scene.

Over the years, he has collaborated with icons such as Ras Kass, Tragedy Khadafi, O.C., Juicy J, and Khujo Goodie, bridging generations of artists while staying true to the culture. Since its launch in 2015, Mixtape Addict has grown into a platform dedicated to supporting independent hip hop across multiple formats.

In addition to the radio show, the project includes The Mixtape Addict Report, a video interview series filmed across France, Canada, and the U.S., bringing voices directly from within the movement. This week’s guest, Young Amsterdam, a respected rapper raised in Yonkers, offers insights into the realities of independent artistry, while DJ King Flow keeps the beats rolling with another uncompromising session of true-school hip hop.

In the picture, French rapper Young Amsterdam is wearing a baseball cap; he is looking at the camera and sitting in a chair; the image is in colour.

Interview Guest: Young Amsterdam.

Young Amsterdam is a French rapper, entrepreneur, and cultural promoter who has become an important figure in the international hip hop community. Based between France and the United States, he is known for combining sharp lyricism with a commitment to building platforms that connect artists across borders.

As a rapper, Young Amsterdam delivers raw and authentic verses that reflect his deep ties to hip hop culture. His work balances street narratives with global perspectives, representing both the underground spirit of France and the influence of American rap scenes. His style blends traditional boom bap with modern flows, keeping true to hip hop’s roots while pushing the sound forward.

Alongside his career as an artist, Young Amsterdam co-founded the Mixtape Addict brand with DJ King Flow in 2012. Through mixtapes, the Mixtape Addict radio show, and the internationally recognised Mixtape Addict Report interview series, he has created a platform that highlights legendary rappers and rising talent from across the globe.

Young Amsterdam continues to develop his dual role as both an artist and cultural connector. His music and his projects aim to unite scenes from Europe to the U.S., ensuring that hip hop remains a truly global movement built on authenticity, collaboration, and respect for the culture.

Episode 65 opens with Young Amsterdam’s powerful ODB Dedication and collaborations with Lex Lakaiser and DJ King Flow, setting a strong boom bap tone. Tracks like International Connection and Not To Be Played Wit highlight his raw delivery and lyrical presence, giving listeners a solid introduction before the interview.

The set expands with underground energy from Dnzl Izm & DJ King Flow’s On Comprend Pas and El Gant, Copywrite & D1’s Justify. Lefty Pachino’s Turn Table and Contageous Funk’s No Way Out continue the classic hip hop feel, while Nutso’s Trapped adds DJ Mista Sinista’s sharp cuts.

Momentum builds with Obleak & Necro’s dark Haunted Remix and KAAN’s reflective Comment Section. John Jiggs & Kyo Itachi keep the intensity up, while Shabaam Sahdeeq, Es-K & Tone Spliff bring conscious lyricism with Cold Truth.

The mix closes with Pro Dillinger & Futurewave’s Road 2 Riches, a track that reinforces underground grit before DJ King Flow sits down with Young Amsterdam for an interview. Their conversation brings extra depth to the episode, connecting the music with the artist’s story.

The live broadcast is set for Tuesday, September 16th, 2025, from 8 PM to 10 PM Indochina Time (ICT), with a replay scheduled for Saturday from 8 AM to 10 AM (ICT).

DJ King Flow Mixtape Addict episode 65 (first hour).

Young Amsterdam - ODB Dedication

Lex Lakaiser, Young Amsterdam & DJ King Flow - International Connection

Young Amsterdam - Not To Be Played Wit

Dnzl Izm & DJ King Flow - On Comprend Pas

El Gant, Copywrite & D1 - Justify

Lefty Pachino - Turn Table

Contageous Funk - No Way Out

Nutso - Trapped [Cuts by Mista Sinista]

Lex Lakaiser - I Still Shine

Obleak & Necro - Haunted (Remix)

Kaan & DJ Hoppa - Comment Section