From pain to purpose
August Wild is a Northern California hip-hop artist, author, show host, documentarian, and creative strategist whose work is built on one core principle: transparency.
Coming from a divorced home and overcoming years of alcoholism, August Wild creates emotionally honest work centered around transparency, self-awareness, and transformation.
Through music, books, documentaries, interviews, and storytelling, he explores identity, addiction, relationships, emotional intelligence, and personal growth. Rather than selling perfection, his work documents the process of becoming — the mistakes, the setbacks, the healing, and the lessons that come from confronting yourself honestly.
What began as music evolved into a larger creative universe centered around storytelling with purpose. Every album, interview, documentary, book, and conversation is designed to make people feel seen, challenged, understood, and inspired to grow.
In a world driven by image, August Wild built his brand on transparency.
Beyond creating, he also helps artists, entrepreneurs, and creators bring their visions to life through audio engineering, rollout strategy, creative direction, storytelling, interviews, branding, podcast outreach, and content development.
Whether you’re looking to tell your story, grow your platform, or create work that genuinely connects with people, the goal remains the same:
Create something real.
Every event we host is designed with intention, from the atmosphere we create to the way each session flows.
The Spot TV Show Podcast (where the ears meet the streets)
After a three month paternity hiatus, August Wild returns to speak about his new era, “Don’t Let The Summer Die.” The Northern California artist reflects on fatherhood, eight years of sobriety, authenticity, accountability, and leaving behind the battles that once shaped his music. He also opens up about his evolution from Kid Musik to August Wild and the larger creative vision behind his music, films, writing, and Stay Nvsty.
The Bakersfield Underground Podcast
In August Wild's debut long-form interview, listeners were introduced to more than a rapper—they met a storyteller unafraid to confront addiction, identity, purpose, and the experiences that shaped his life. Through honest conversation and an extensive catalog of deeply personal music, August revealed the philosophy behind his work: using vulnerability to help others feel less alone. The interview marked the beginning of a larger mission that continues to define his career—turning life's hardest moments into stories that inspire people to keep moving forward.
