Lance Romance – Taylor Swift "Life of a Showgirl" Why Now Remix (Podcast)

NEW YORK - Oct. 8, 2025 - PRLog -- A new episode spotlights Bronx/ATL hip-hop veteran Lance Romance in "Lance Romance – Taylor Swift Life of a Showgirl Why Now Remix." The conversation traces his path from New Jack Swing studios and early tours to an internet-era indie catalog of 50+ projects—while breaking down an R&B/hip-hop re-imagining inspired by Taylor Swift's Life of a Showgirl.

"From Run-DMC tour days and New Jack mentors to the ATL studio grind, Lance has lived multiple eras of the culture," said the host. "This 'Why Now' talk connects those eras to a fresh remix lens on Life of a Showgirl."

Episode highlights

• Why now: the timing behind an R&B/hip-hop re-imagining
• Roots → reinvention: New Jack origins to Salsa Rap experiments
• Signature cut: Carsello-era "Ay Mamita" as an early Latin/hip-hop blueprint
• Indie stamina: releasing 50+ albums without a label "boss"
• Craft > celebrity: fortune first, fame second

Listen & show notes
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About Lance Romance
Lance Romance is a Bronx-raised, Dallas/Atlanta-seasoned rapper, producer, and writer with 50+ releases. Early work includes Stop and Listen (1986), 1988 Hip Hop (1988), and Fortune & Fame (1991, Ichiban Records). In 2000 he issued the Latin/hip-hop single "Ay Mamita" as Carsello, while a 1993 EMI Publishing deal fueled years of studio writing and cross-genre experiments.

About the Show
A creator-first music podcast exploring process, history, and new ideas across hip-hop and R&B.

Disclaimer (brand-agnostic)
References to Taylor Swift and "Life of a Showgirl" are for commentary and critical discussion. Lance Romance's "Why Now Remix" is discussed for editorial purposes only and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Taylor Swift, her labels, publishers, or representatives. All product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners; use does not imply endorsement.