Notable Hip-Hop Artist Lyrics Born Announces 4th Season of “Dinner In Place” Showcasing Culture-Fusing Dishes

The Series’ Prior Success Compressed Recipes Into A Social Media Digestible Format With Season 4 To Feature Both Short Form & Full Length Cuts and Guest Chefs

SAN FRANCISCO, CA, USA, July 12, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ — Lyrics Born, the twice Rolling Stone named and honored hip-hop artist whose creativity knows no limits, started on a journey during the pandemic to dive deeper into his cultural heritage and create unique recipes that will have the TikTok generation and others ready to make some unique fun foods that help smash together the cultures, with Lyrics Born’s being half Japanese and half Jewish himself. “Dinner In Place” is taking its success into a 4th season that recently wrapped filming, and is debuting its first episode today.

The new season is slated to feature guest chefs and showcase Dinner In Place’s noted culture-fusing dishes, kicking off Season 4 with the Japanese Convenience Store Style 3x Egg Salad Sandwich with American Chef and Top Chef Masters champion Chris Cosentino. Cosentino is currently chef and partner of Rosalie Italian Soul, in the C. Baldwin Hotel in Houston, Texas and is known for bold flavors, layered with complexity, served in stunning preparations, making him the clear choice for Season 4’s premiere.

The new season will continue to offer Lyrics Born’s signature quick clips via social media, with this season featuring full length production videos via YouTube. A classic element of the Dinner In Place brand since the beginning is Lyrics Born’s voiceover as he’s preparing and cooking the dish.

Says Lyrics Born on Season 4 of Dinner In Place “I’m excited for the all new everything we’ve been able to put in place for Dinner In Place Season 4. For the first time, we’ve been able to take our creativity, exploration and recipes into a whole new playing field as I’m joined by some amazing talent helping us create what I know is the best season yet!”

Fans can catch episodes of Season 4 debuting July 12 on Lyrics Born’s YouTube at @lyricsborntv and you can catch the short form version on Dinner In Place’s and Lyrics Born’s Instagrams at @dinnerinplace and @lyricsborn respectively.

About Dinner In Place (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLuFEwujFCNdkNoLfIIOKOwYb1bHpR0v_g)
“Dinner in Place” is a web-based cooking series that celebrates multiculturalism through deliciously imaginative and healthy recipes that can be easily prepared at home in 45 minutes or less. Created by Bay Area Hip-Hop artist Lyrics Born, the show features fun and engaging episodes that showcase unique Asian fusion flavors reflective of his Japanese and Jewish ethnic background.

Originally launched during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, “Dinner in Place” has gained popularity over the years with three successful seasons. Now entering its fourth season, Lyrics Born is stepping up the production value for the series with a full film crew and introducing celebrity guests. The series promises to offer an even more exciting and entertaining culinary experience that celebrates diversity and multiculturalism.

About Lyrics Born (https://www.lyricsborn.com/)
Recently named by Rolling Stone as having one of the greatest West Coasts’s Hip-Hop songs for his song “Callin’ Out” where his flow falls into a playful and empathetic growl solidified the song as one of the greatest West Coast songs, while also holding the honor for his debut album “Later That Day” in their 200 Greatest Hip-Hop Albums of All Time. As the first Asian-American solo rapper to perform at Lollapalooza and Coachella and to release a greatest hits record, Lyrics Born has broken through countless barriers to cement his storied and illustrious career. Having been part of the Quannum Projects collective of Hip Hop artists from the San Francisco Bay Area that spawned such lyrical luminaries as Blackalicious, Lateef the Truthspeaker, Lifesavas, DJ Shadow, among many others, Lyrics Born established himself firmly among the upper echelon of indie Hip Hop artists. He has also expanded his empire into film, including roles in Boots Riley’s critically-acclaimed Sorry To Bother You and the aforementioned Netflix film Always Be My Maybe starring comedian Ali Wong, Randall Park, and Keanu Reeves.

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Dinner In Place | Season 4, Episode 1 | Japanese Convenience Store Style 3 Egg Salad Sandwich (with Chris Cosentino)