Podcasts about Big Narstie

Send Us A Message or Ask Us A Question? In this powerful episode of the Us People Podcast, host Savia Rocks engages in an enlightening and real conversation with Kevin "The Legend" Akudike, a BAFTA Award-winning executive producer and CEO of DICE Production Entertainment. Kevin shares his extraordinary journey and offers insights into his multifaceted life and career.- He lived in over three countries by age six, which shaped his unique worldview.Grew up in challenging environments, gaining recognition for rebellious acts.- Discussed the impact of weight on self-image and perception.Introduced to music by his cousin, with influences like N.W.A., Snoop Dogg, and Dr. Dre.- Explored the evolution of drum and bass, pirate radio, and music legends.- Reflected on the music industry's challenges and its impact on artists.- Highlighted the importance of trust between managers and artists, development bonds.- Credited his mother as a major influence, always insightful and ahead of the game.- Talked about the search for peace and why some struggle to find it, as well as the loss of friends close to him. - Celebrated his collaboration with Big Narstie, sharing the triumphs and trials of their success.Tune in to uncover more about Kevin's inspiring story, resilience, and the magic that happens with passion and consistency.Support the show

Jason Singh is a sound artist, producer and performer. His creative output is an exploration of the natural world, voice and a wide range of music technologies. Works include live performance, immersive installations, studio recordings, broadcasts and sound walks. In this show he talks about how he makes music using the MIDI Sprout interface, a device that senses the electrical voltage of plants and converts it into MIDI information. He then uses the notes to control Ableton to produce the sounds he used in his recordings and immersive installations.Chapters00:00 - Introduction01:48 - Getting Started in Audio06:17 - Collaborating With Other Creatives09:46 - Studio Toys12:48 - Custom Built Instruments And Interfaces14:08 - Live Performances19:41 - Collaborating With Nature Using Biofeedback25:07 - Using The MIDI Sprout and PlantWave29:47 - Experiencing Nature Sounds In Real-Time31:44 - Creating An Immersive Installation For Womad40:54 - Opening Your Ears To Everyday SoundsAudio Credits:Afternoon - a commission by National Trust to create an entirely vocal piece which mimics the sounds of a woodland area in Tatton Park in Cheshire.Passing Light - an Ambient Jazz piece featuring trumpet player Yazz Ahmed.Rhubarb  - is a biosonfication track from the latest release "The Hidden Music of Plants and Trees", created in collaboration with a Rhubarb plant.MIDI Sprout - https://www.midisprout.com/PlantWave - https://plantwave.com/en-gbJason Singh BiogJason Singh is sound artist, nature beatboxer, producer, dj, curator, facilitator and performer. Jason's life and work is rooted in listening - he follows a multi-sensory and cross-species approach to sound and music. His creative output is an exploration of the natural world, voice and a wide range of music technologies. Works includes live performance, immersive installations, studio recordings, music for film and theatre, deep listening and well being experiences, sound walks, broadcasts, music workshops, podcasts, soundtapes and immersive DJ sets. Collaborations and commissions include a diverse range of organisations and artists including BBC, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, V&A Museum, Earthshot Prize, WOMAD, Kew Gardens, Chester Zoo, SONOS, Luke Jerram, BFI, Celtic Connections, RNLI, National Trust, Tate Britain, Nitin Sawhney, George Ezra, Big Narstie, Yazz Ahmed, Shabaka Hutchings, Sebastian Rochford, Leafcutter John, Graham Massey (808 State), Natacha Atlas, Sarathy Korwar, Talvin Singh and Rokia Traore to name just a few. Jason is an associate Soundscape artist with D&B audiotechnik.https://jasonsinghthing.com/Credits:Afternoon - was a commission by National Trust to create an entirely vocal piece which mimics the sounds of a woodland area in Tatton Park in Cheshire, England. Passing Light - Ambient Jazz piece featuring trumpet player Yazz Ahmed Rhubarb  - is a biosonfication track from the release "The Hidden Music of Plants and Trees" created in collaboration with a Rhubarb plant.Caro C BiogCaro C is an artist, engineer and teacher specialising in electronic music. Her self-produced fourth album 'Electric Mountain' is out now. Described as a "one-woman electronic avalanche" (BBC), Caro started making music thanks to being laid up whilst living in a double decker bus and listening to the likes of Warp Records in the late 1990's. This 'sonic enchantress' (BBC Radio 3) has now played in most of the cultural hotspots of her current hometown of Manchester, UK. Caro is also the instigator and project manager of electronic music charity Delia Derbyshire Day.URL: http://carocsound.com/Twitter: @carocsoundInst: @carocsoundFB: https://www.facebook.com/carocsound/

Mick Coyle is joined by Grime legend Big Narstie on this week's podcast. pic credit © Alamy The main man is here to talk about how his life changed forever after appearing on the Celebrity Bake Off, and how his new health regime is allowing him to make plans for the future. We'll hear how weight loss, and improved fitness have made a difference to his life, and how he's hoping to share some of his secrets through his new podcast Life Gains. You can get video previews of each week's guests on the Mental Health Monday Facebook Group Follow host Mick Coyle on Twitter/X Instagram and Linkedin TOPICS: Fitness, life gains, life goals, mixed martial arts, healthy eating

VINYL IS BACK IN STOCK! https://www.meaningwave.com/collectio...VERY LIMITED NUMBERS ARE AVAILABLE!https://linktr.ee/akirathedonhttp://t.me/akirathedonNew EPIC STUDIO!?WAVE RIDERS ASSEMBLE!Back by popular demand! Superchat your requests to get your Meaningwave song of choice played! YOU HAVE THE POWER TO PROGRAM THE ULTIMATE MEANINGWAVE LIVE SET! WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE!TRACKLISTINGAkira The Don - A Christmas MovieAkira The Don - Grateful to the Gods (Instrumental)Akira The Don ft. Joseph Campbell - KILLING THE DRAGON, SAVE THE WORLDAkira The Don ft. Jordan Peterson - Don't Bother Children When They're SkateboardingAkira The Don ft. Terence McKenna - DON'T WORRYAkira The Don ft. Danika XIX - Gom JabbarAkira The Don ft. Danika XIX - THE WISE MAN AND THE FOOLAkira The Don - Golgo 13Akira The Don & Jack Kirby - NEW GODS 02 - The Questions Have Been TerrificAkira The Don ft. Big Narstie & Footsie - Weird And CreepyAkira The Don & Jordan Peterson - TarantulasAkira The Don - Oh! (What A Glorious Thing) (Instrumental)Akira The Don - Oh! What A Glorious ThingAkira The Don & Jordan Peterson - Make It Beautiful (Aesthetic Version)Akira The Don - Tits And WineAkira The Don & Alan Watts - The Great Things That You DoAkira The Don - GOOD ft. Jocko WillinkAkira The Don & Alan Watts - The Sound Of The Rain Needs No TranslationAkira The Don ft. Charlie Chaplin - The Great DictatorAkira The Don - Obviously Santa Claus Exists (feat. Jonathan Pageau)Akira The Don ft. Anthony Bourdain - Be HumbleAkira The Don ft. Paul Harvey - The Man And The BirdsAkira The Don ft. Paul Harvey - The Man And The Birds (Instrumental)

The youngest promoter in the game is now an elite club member. BOXXER CEO Ben Shalom joins George and Dec for the longest interview he's ever given, covering the early days working out of an estate agent to running huge events for Sky Sports and having fights fall apart at the last minute because the BOXXER curse is real. What's the biggest mistake he's ever made? Will he bite on questions about Eddie Hearn and Frank Warren? And what does he think the future of the sport looks like? And he takes part in the best feature we've ever done.  If you want GGBC merch, click here: ttps://crowdnetwork.co.uk/podcasts/the-george-groves-boxing-club/ To get in touch on the socials, search for @ggboxingclub You can now watch the GGBC on the Boxing News YouTube channel at 6pm every Wednesday. And we've got a playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5zArDIRbHigN2Xt3ikCDq0?si=25851a4366fb476f Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode, the legendary British singer and songwriter, Craig David, joins the show to talk about his path to inner peace and healing. Craig has been nominated for fourteen Brit Awards: five times for Best British Male, and twice receiving a Grammy Award nomination for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance. _________ Join Us for an Unforgettable Evening With Danny in the Heart of London: https://dannymorel.com/aneveningwithdanny Athletic Greens are giving you a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D AND 5 free travel packs with your first purchase. Go to: athleticgreens.com/DANNY _________ Craig David: Craig David MBE is a British singer and songwriter who rose to fame in 1999, featuring on the single "Re-Rewind" by Artful Dodger. David's debut studio album, Born to Do It, was released in 2000, after which he has released a further five studio albums and worked with a variety of artists such as Sting, Tinchy Stryder, Big Narstie, Kano and Jay Sean. David has 20 UK top 40 singles, and seven UK top 40 albums, selling over 15 million records worldwide as a solo artist. David has been nominated for fourteen Brit Awards: five times for Best British Male, and twice receiving a Grammy Award nomination for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/craigdavid/ Website: https://craigdavid.com/ _________ Join Us At AWAKEN Your Highest Self – https://www.dannymorel.com/awaken Join The Community – https://www.dannymorel.com/community Connect with Danny: Website | https://www.dannymorel.com/ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/dannymorel/ LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/dannymorel/ Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/Danny.Morel.Page

In this week's episode, the legendary British singer and songwriter, Craig David, joins the show to talk about his path to inner peace and healing. Craig has been nominated for fourteen Brit Awards: five times for Best British Male, and twice receiving a Grammy Award nomination for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance. _________ Join Us for an Unforgettable Evening With Danny in the Heart of London: https://dannymorel.com/aneveningwithdanny Athletic Greens are giving you a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D AND 5 free travel packs with your first purchase. Go to: athleticgreens.com/DANNY _________ Craig David: Craig David MBE is a British singer and songwriter who rose to fame in 1999, featuring on the single "Re-Rewind" by Artful Dodger. David's debut studio album, Born to Do It, was released in 2000, after which he has released a further five studio albums and worked with a variety of artists such as Sting, Tinchy Stryder, Big Narstie, Kano and Jay Sean. David has 20 UK top 40 singles, and seven UK top 40 albums, selling over 15 million records worldwide as a solo artist. David has been nominated for fourteen Brit Awards: five times for Best British Male, and twice receiving a Grammy Award nomination for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/craigdavid/ Website: https://craigdavid.com/ _________ Join Us At AWAKEN Your Highest Self – https://www.dannymorel.com/awaken Join The Community – https://www.dannymorel.com/community Connect with Danny: Website | https://www.dannymorel.com/ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/dannymorel/ LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/dannymorel/ Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/Danny.Morel.Page

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*** Infos *** Dirty Freud is an award-winning electronic live & recording act, formed by producer Danni and vocalist Ruby, with bases in London and the North of England. Impressing respected Artists such as Jon More, DJ Krush, and Dave Haslamwith Danni'scutting edge remixes and productionsearly on his career; word began to spread throughout the music world, with Danni's distinctproductiontouch soon sought-after by established artists including Leeroy Thornhill of The Prodigy, Scott Garcia, Willy Mason, Big Narstie, Pixie Lott, and evenIggy Pop. From “be bold”(Leeroy Thornhill) to “don't apologise for anything, but don't be too much of a dick doing it” (Iggy Pop), hetook the sage advice of his worldly-wise collaborators on board, with the words of Jon Moreperhaps having the greatest impact. *** RS *** website : dirtyfreud.com insta : @dirtyfreud twitter : @dirtyfreud fb : www.facebook.com/ *** tracklist *** 1.Crystalised -Dark Sky 2.You & I -Dirty Freud 3.This is Love –Shoga 4.Cavaleiro -TC4 5.Break Slow Fast -Dirty Freud 6.Heartbroken -Dirty Freud (Remix) 7.Breakin The Chain -Dirty Freud 8.The Drum -Distro Ft. DreadMC 9.Over The Edge –Diemantle 10.What –Wilkinson 11.The British Are Ready -DJ Spookz 12.Be Mine -Dirty Freud 13.Eyes -My Nu Leng 14.B.A.D -Virus Syndicate Ft. Dirty Freud 15.Au Seve -Star One 16.It's A Trap -Sweetpea & Dirty Freud 17.Weak -Maya Jane Coles 18.Set It vs Right Here Right Now mash up -Dirty Freud 19.Fixed On You -Taiki Nulight 20.Shake My Ass –Endor 21.Break Like Me -Leda Stray 22.King Of Kings -Star One

*** Infos *** Dirty Freud is an award-winning electronic live & recording act, formed by producer Danni and vocalist Ruby, with bases in London and the North of England. Impressing respected Artists such as Jon More, DJ Krush, and Dave Haslamwith Danni'scutting edge remixes and productionsearly on his career; word began to spread throughout the music world, with Danni's distinctproductiontouch soon sought-after by established artists including Leeroy Thornhill of The Prodigy, Scott Garcia, Willy Mason, Big Narstie, Pixie Lott, and evenIggy Pop. From “be bold”(Leeroy Thornhill) to “don't apologise for anything, but don't be too much of a dick doing it” (Iggy Pop), hetook the sage advice of his worldly-wise collaborators on board, with the words of Jon Moreperhaps having the greatest impact. *** RS *** website : dirtyfreud.com insta : @dirtyfreud twitter : @dirtyfreud fb : www.facebook.com/ *** tracklist *** 1.Crystalised -Dark Sky 2.You & I -Dirty Freud 3.This is Love –Shoga 4.Cavaleiro -TC4 5.Break Slow Fast -Dirty Freud 6.Heartbroken -Dirty Freud (Remix) 7.Breakin The Chain -Dirty Freud 8.The Drum -Distro Ft. DreadMC 9.Over The Edge –Diemantle 10.What –Wilkinson 11.The British Are Ready -DJ Spookz 12.Be Mine -Dirty Freud 13.Eyes -My Nu Leng 14.B.A.D -Virus Syndicate Ft. Dirty Freud 15.Au Seve -Star One 16.It's A Trap -Sweetpea & Dirty Freud 17.Weak -Maya Jane Coles 18.Set It vs Right Here Right Now mash up -Dirty Freud 19.Fixed On You -Taiki Nulight 20.Shake My Ass –Endor 21.Break Like Me -Leda Stray 22.King Of Kings -Star One

We are back! A few bakes on the books - Sheldon with some "funfetti" cupcakes with vanilla buttercream. Alison does a great job explaining why butter isn't used in them. Sheldon also tackles some popular cookies from Alison Roman (she was at Milk bar with our Alison's favorite Christina Tosi). They came out reallllly well. Alison also made some of her well tuned recipe for chocolate chip cookies, but made a slight modification that was a real crowd pleaser at her work. We have a date! Great AMERICAN Bake Off starts May 5th! we are excited for this new content. Alison curated the pic for this week's review and man she did a great job. Celebrities S7E3 - mark it down and watch it if you haven't yet! Celebrities were Jess Phillips (head of Parliament Labour party at the time), Katrina Johnson Thompson (Olympic Pentathlete), Johnny Vegan (Comedian), and... one of the best guests ever - Big Narstie. He was just all you can hope for. The first bake was straight forward - make 18 shortbread cookies. Some really nice efforts, a couple that were a little under baked. Big Narstie's... just wow... very wet dough... wasn't rolling things out... coming apart.. but he was having a blast regardless. Paul and Prue were even helping him. But - he made some caramel and it looked GOOD. In the technical. Pork pies. Not bad results from 3 folks - supposed to make 4 small pies - again a little under baking, some over filling. Big Narstie - first didn't use pork (this was I believe a personal thing - so he used spicy beef). But then - he just made 2 big pies. totally hand made. Totally ignored the brief. It was epic. Then - in the showstopper - make a portrait cake. Big Narstie was sick...so... SANDY STEPPED IN! And she was amazing. Using a recipe from Paul and Prue she used banana bread to build a brick wall with her little fondant face poking over it. The other three made good efforts - a lot of fondant work, some laughing with looking at Katrina's legs on her long jump replica of herself - but dang these looked great for the celebrities. One of the most amazing and touching moments in GBBO history happens as well - it was awesome. Next week we tackle another of the Celebrity Episodes. Follow us on IG - @Scrummyhandshakes

Tom Grennan hosts his own phone-in show! Each week Tom and a celebrity guest answer probing questions from random callers. On the show this week Tom is joined by the rapper and BAFTA-winning TV presenter Big Zuu. They get calls from the show's Tom's Dad, fans and presenter Elz the Witch, and discuss worst personality traits, famous people they've been mistaken for, precious things they'd save from a fire, and the worst tracks they've both written! To find out more about the podcast and future recordings check out Tom's socials: https://www.instagram.com/tom.grennan/ https://www.facebook.com/TomGrennanMusic https://www.tiktok.com/@tomgrennan?lang=en And check out all of Big Zuu's TV show ‘Big Zuu's Big Eats' here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/p0dhp30c/big-zuus-big-eats The Tom Grennan Phone-in is a Banana Stand Ltd / Insanity Records Production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode #33 of the Mentor My Mix Podcast brings us Vital Powers, a performing artist Born to Jamaican parents and from Wolverhampton, England. Pyramind's social media director initially discovered VitalPowers through engaging and well-produced content on his Instagram & Youtube channels. He sparked our curiosity enough to DM him and invite him down to the studios where his charm & talents convinced us to invite him on as a podcast guest to share his path to success by becoming a BBC talk-show host and a content creator and rep for DITTO Music, one of the UK's leading digital distribution platforms. The interview begins with a world premiere preview of his newest track, Too Savage. Topics range from strategies for hosting festivals and using social networks to book & promote tours with similar artists to using his presenting skills to diversify his visibility and earnings as an artist. They analyze and discuss Vital's various vocal styles and then Greg creates a beat on the spot in Ableton Live using the Push 2 for Vital to freestyle too. Vital's influences & styles come from Grime to Rap and Drill to Dancehall. Vital's influences & styles come from Grime to Rap and Drill to Dancehall. He's been a BBC Presenter and is now a DITTO Music Video Content Creator & Mentor. Affiliated with: BBC R1 / 1X / AN / WM / Introducing / Three, MOBO's, Help Musicians, PRS, Multiple Charities + more. Releases like 2016's “POWERS" hit the iTunes Hip Hop top 20 charts Performing on over 200 stages like MADE Festival 2016 + BBC Radio 1's BIG WEEKEND Festival 2016 alongside artists such as: Stormzy, JayKae, Lethal B, Dappy, Stylo G, Big Narstie, Alkaline, Wiley, and J Hus. In 2018 BBC West Midlands gave VITAL Powers his own Radio Show. ‘The Midlands Source' VITAL has over 2 million+ Youtube views collectively including on his personal Channel. 5 music videos featured on Channel AKA & television appearances on #MADEinBrum + BBC 1's Midlands. • SEARCH "VITAL POWERS 力" or @VITAL0 Spotify Playlist: I Came Here For VITAL Tracks Played: ● https://youtu.be/uALU35Y83pk (Too Savage - VITAL Powers) (UNRELEASED) ● https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gljz4ZmLEbU (CAMMY RIDDIM - VITAL Powers) ● https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbBTrn4Po28 (WAKE UP - VITAL Powers) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We speak to an Oscar winner and a grime star this week, in the latest Backstage - the TV and film podcast from Sky News.Claire Gregory is joined as usual by Stevie Wong, alongside Sky News' arts and entertainment reporter Chris Robertson, as they look at the latest news and reviews in the world of film and TV.The team discuss Netflix's Tudum event, and all the new releases, trailers and sneak peaks that came with it, as well as delving into HBO's latest big money project - The Last Of Us.They also look at Avatar's reclamation of the global box office top spot, and some creepy horror film marketing this week after a number of odd individuals were spotted at baseball games in the US.Oscar-winning superstar Jeff Bridges chats to Backstage about his latest project The Old Man, where he plays a washed-up CIA operative on the run (listen to the end for the full interview!) and Big Narstie discusses the rise of grime and drill music ahead of the launch of new show Jungle.This week we review Kenneth Brannagh's This England, where he plays Boris Johnson in Sky's new COVID-19 drama, as well as sandwich shop comedy The Bear.And how could we let the new Hocus Pocus pass us by - find out if the team enjoyed the spooky Sanderson sisters sequel, 29 years on from the blockbusting original, as they run amuck, amuck, amuck!

Wir sind zurück aus unserer Sommerpause. Raoul führt die große Urlaubsholiday Listening Session an, auch wenn ihn fast der Ocean geclaimet hat, Daniel ist sich nicht sicher, ob wir wieder da sind, Maurice versaut eine John Legend Impression und wir sind live dabei, wie das Shindy Album verschoben wird. Die Alben der Folge sind sicherlich Black Vladimir (es ist übrigens keine Putin Referenz) und The Elephant Man's Bones. YOD DID. Forgive me, that's my passion talkin'. Unsere Til The Podcast Playlist(s): "Told Virgil write "Playlist" on my Playlist" (Spotify) "Told Virgil write "Playlist" on my Playlist" (Tidal) TTPD Tik Tok TTPD Instagram TTPD Twitter TTPD RSS Feed für euren Podcatcher Til the Podcast Drops Selector (Playlists, Spotify, iTunes, Google Podcast, Amazon, Deezer, you name it) Alben & Themen: Throwback - Holidays Edition Steely Dan - Aja [16 bit / 44.1 kHz] Steely Dan - Gaucho [24 bit / 96.0 kHz] [MQA] Donald Fagen - The Nightfly [24 bit / 48.0 kHz] [MQA] Donald Fagen - Kamakiriad [24 bit / 96.0 kHz] [MQA] Lucy Pearl - Lucy Pearl [16 bit / 44.1 kHz] -> Without You Jay Dee Remix Puff Daddy - No Way Out (25th Anniversary Expanded Edition) [16 bit / 44.1 kHz] [MQA] Mase - Harlem World [16 bit / 44.1 kHz] [MQA] The Notorious B.I.G. - Life After Death (25th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition) [16 bit / 44.1 kHz] [MQA] DE Shindy - Mami Freestyle [24 bit / 44.1 kHz] [MQA] US DJ Khaled - God Did [24 bit / 44.1 kHz] [MQA] Meyhem Lauren & Daringer - Black Vladimir [16 bit / 44.1 kHz] Roc Marciano & The Alchemist - The Elephant Man's Bones / (Pimpire Edition) 8 [24 bit / 48.0 kHz] UK Schnelle UK/Grime Runde (Pa Salieu, Big Narstie, P Money, Cammy Riddim, Presiden T, Manga Saint Hilarie, The Streets, Giggs, Scrufizzer & JME) Greentea Peng - Greenzone 108) Die schnelle Runde Beyoncé - Break My Soul (The Queens Remix) / (Remixes) [24 bit / 44.1 kHz] [MQA] Black Thought & Danger Mouse - Cheat Codes [24 bit / 44.1 kHz] [MQA] Mach-Hommy & Tha God Fahim - Dollar Menu 4 [16 bit / 44.1 kHz] Your Old Droog - Yodney Dangerfield [16 bit / 44.1 kHz] LMD (LMNO, MED, Declaime) & Madlib - Flying High Larry June - Spaceships on the Blade JID - The Forever Story Joey Bada$$ - 2000 Rosalía - Motomami + Pigeons & Planes - See You Next Year Calvin Harris - Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2 Vel Nine aka Vel The Wonder - Freakjet Lugatti & 9ine - KDK Adventures Pt. 1&2 (EP) Das kulinarische Highlight Update der Restaurants folgt

Today on The Day After, (19:18) Headlines: Notting Hill Carnival 2022, NASA's rocket bound for the moon gets delayed (28:24) What You Sayin? Did we go to the moon in the first place? If so, should we go again? (01:22:19) Headlines: Pilots fighting in the cockpit, The last man of his tribe passes away, A.I. is being used to detect swimming pools and undeclared extensions (01:28:02) Word On Road: Another Dutchavelli scandal, KSI won his fight with Swarmz, Tommy fury next?, Love Island updates (Luca & Gemma, Andrew & Tasha, Davide and 2 blonde tings), Amy Hart is pregnant, Melissa's wardrobe gets married, Is Pogba's brother trying to extort him?, Meagan Markle claims British media referred to her children as the N-word, Chris rock turned down offer to host Oscars (02:31:40) The People's Journal: Nearly a quarter of UK adults plan to keep heating off this winter, EU faces awful winters without gas cap, Council give pay offer to end strike action in Scotland (02:37:45) The Rotation: BUJU, Big Narstie, Headie One, Migos, DJ Khaled, Tiny Boost (02:57:46) Headlines: Police told to declare connections they may have to news reporters, KSI defeats 2 boxers in the same night (03:01:12) Outro --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thedayaftertnb/message

Today on The Day After, (02:21) Headlines: Nine year old shot dead in her home in Liverpool, Owami Davies has been found (08:01) What You Sayin? Do we do it to ourselves? (49:27) Headlines: Ukraine respond to Russia over car bombing, Students stuck with clearing issues (54:12) Word On Road: Kim Kardashian's Paris robber doesn't care, Big Narstie, Ed Sheeran & Papoose on a track, Amapiano stage at Notting hill carnival (01:42:46) The People's Journal: Bin strikes go ahead in Scotland, Who and how can we benefits from Inflation (01:50:00) Wellness Wednesdays: All quotes by Winnie Mandela (01:53:09) Headlines: Worst drought in 500 years in Europe, Passengers were stuck in the Channel Tunnel for hours (01:57:59) Outro --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thedayaftertnb/message

Jax Jones was born Timucin Fabian Kwong Wah Aluo on July 25, 1987 in London, and is an English DJ, songwriter, record producer and remixer. Raised in a multi-ethnic household, Timucin felt Nigerian, Turkish and African influences. Jax Jones begun posting clips of music on MySpace while he was still at university. As well as working with artists such as Big Narstie. Jax Jones co-wrote and produced several Duke Dumont songs, and also featured on the chart-topping Number one song I Got U in March 2014, and made his chart debut in his own right the following year. Enjoy x

Wanna thanks the subtle radio team for having me on for a debut appearance of the phonk show on they're airwaves. Took the opportunity to try and provide what would be a club experience of teddy colour with higher energy phonk tracks going way back in my bag. Took this mix on a journey from the heavy hitting Berrymane Sounds through to some uk dub, jungle & breaks then raising the tempo up to some of the phonk & drum and bass hybrid sounds. This marks my first mix living in London and I'm working on taking this sound to clubs here. Keep your eyes and ears locked on TPS and if your in the country be sure to show support in person. Stay Blessed Teddy. TRACKLIST 1. DJ Smokey, Soudiere & Max2k10 - Bags In 2k22 2. Roland Jones - WE JUST HOPPED IN (feat. TRIPLE TIX, CASSYB, APOC KRYSIS & JUPILUXE) 3. 120Seven & Vexor - Rollin 4. Berrymane - Mary Jane 5. Cody Valdez & Emune - Teflon Slugz 6. Berrymane - Finessin 7. Berrymane - Like Pablo PT.2 8. 120Seven - Ice On My Wrist PT.2 9. Odd 1 Out - Fuck A Opp w/120Seven 10. Roland Jones - Welcome To London 11. Berrymane - 100 Rounds 12. 120Seven & Vexor - Taking Shots 13. Dj Yung Vamp - Double Cup Of Henny 14. Soudiere - Everything Is Business 15. Roland Jones - Awww Man 16. Soudiere - Demons In My Soul 17. Haku - Diamonds 18. Hamdi - Skanka 19. Haku - Murda On They Mindz 20 - XXX 21. Moody Good - Ziambey (feat. Big Narstie) 22. Soudiere - Devils Son 23. Otto22 - No One 24. Dj Denvor - Westwood 25. Sin - Direct 26. Ponsuda - Double Gs 27. Dj Smokey - Now Your Dead 28. Jetpacc - Botada O (feat. Sunson) 29. Dj Smokey - FUCKIN W A LUNATIC 30. Dj Yung Vamp - Uk 2 Dirty South 31. Nickyslime - Crack The Seal w/Blackbound 32. Emune & Berrymane - Just Another Day 33. Berrymane - Liberty w/Julian Avilla 34. Sorrymane - 2Cool w/Fendifinn

British MC, author, rapper, singer, songwriter, comedian and television presenter Big Narstie sits down with Brett Berish to discuss juggling life.

Chai with Rai (Ep.9)- In conversation with Saran Kohli where we sat and discussed everything fashion, his connection dance, music and how his mother Mani Kohli influenced the South Asian arts scene in the UK and him.  We discussed his dance career from Company 68, to Broadway Dance Centre to being in a show, showcased at The Oliver Awards. Saran discussed his main influence being Michael Jackson and how that influenced his own vocabulary. We also discussed the dance industry in the UK being South Asian and how we are usually bought together for only SA based projects as oppose to our POC counterparts. We also dove into wether South Asian talent should have a fundamental knowledge of their culture and their roots, especially when in the arts.  Saran also talked in such passion about Vitiligo and all of the work that he has done for himself and the community. Recently he launched a face mask with artist Mira Abad. And he has got some great projects in the work.  We also touched on Marvels The Eternals and another project for which he danced in and designed the costumes for. His own clothing line Saran Kohli has  been worn by Sachin Tendulkar, JLS, Jay Sean, Ashley Walters (Top Boy), Lenny Henry, Juggy D, Mumzy Stranger, Ameet Chana and H Dhami amongst others.  Saran Kohli Label has since been featured in GQ, Esquire and Asian Wealth Magazine. The list of international celebrities, influencers and bloggers wearing SKL and being styled by Saran himself has grown to include Sadiq Khan (Mayor of London), Sachin Tendulkar, Amandeep Singh (Aka Inkquistive), and Big Narstie amongst others with pieces being featured in New York Times, GQ UK, GQ France, GQ America and UK Esquire. SKL has now also branched out to designing uniforms for the hospitality industry; The Bloomsbury Hotel and St James Court (TAJ Hotel) in London being the most recent endeavor in collaboration with Bencivenga Alta Sartoria.  To watch the full video:  https://youtu.be/on1PGOzHUi8  Social: Myself: https://www.instagram.com/chaiwithrai_/  Guest: https://www.instagram.com/sarankohli/  Links:  Myself: https://linktr.ee/raimuitfum  Guest: https://www.sarankohli.com  Hope you all enjoyed it and Thank you for tuning in. To Subscribe and share follow my page and everything above.

BREAKING NEWS: another 'Who' steps in Christmas song game — will he be "cold" enough to make a splash (but, frozen)? An art world socialite battles literal a pumpkin can for naming rights, Ann Dowd and Jameela Jamil both share 25 Things You Don't Know (Already) About [Them]... Or do you? and Shay Mitchell shares an absurd amount of beauty steps with Vogue. The Wholebs gather at the Alo Yoga Winter House to get reiki, piercings and pretend it's cold outside? Jonah Hill and his girlfriend Sarah surf away from the haters, Ne-Yo spills the tea to Big Narstie on British TV, Zara makes bank on Roblox and Madelyn Cline and Chase Stokes can't make it work. Plus, a game all about Daily Mail Australia fav, host Sonia Kruger, because she has LOTS of secrets. Call 619.WHO.THEM to leave questions, comments & concerns, and we may play your call on a future episode. Support us and get a ton of bonus content over on Patreon.com/WhoWeekly and come see us on tour! Tickets at WhoWeekly.us/live. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sideman & Zeze Millz are joined by Big Narstie to talk about the return of his TV show, the current state of Grime and his new single ‘Black Is My Colour'.This episode contains strong language and adult themes throughout.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Once upon a time, the General Public pinned their hopes, dreams and issues on the Entertainment Industry. Society stalked celebs, music moved millions, and the industry expanded endlessly. Where did this obsession start? Warning: This episode contains some strong language and adult themes Credits: Written by George the Poet Produced by Benbrick and George the Poet Mixing, recording and editing by Benbrick. With music from: Mahalia - What You Did ft Ella Mai Ray Charles - America The Beautiful Drake - Lust for Life Jeff Beal - House of Cards Main Title Theme Ella Mai - Boo'd Up Ella Mai - Not Another Love Song Nas - If I Ruled The World (Imagine That) ft. Lauryn Hill All original music is written by Benbrick and recorded by the BBC Concert Orchestra. We had the following guests: ZeZe Mills as The General Public, Big Narstie, Alhan Gençay, and Kae Kurd. Thank you to: My team Sandra, Vidhu, and Birungi. Dylan Haskins and the team at BBC Sounds, BBC Concert Orchestra, ZeZe Mills, Mahalia, SK Vibemaker, Big Narstie, Alhan Gençay, Kae Kurd, Lewis Hamilton, Bloodworks Live Studio, Ella Mai, Mr Bounce and the Applebum Show, Chuckie Online, Evan Rogers, Tom Kelly & Adam Miller. Archive: The clip of Mahalia talking about vulnerability used at 09:47 is taken from her interview with SK Vibemaker, and the clip used at 11:16 is taken from MTV News. The clip used at 15:10 celebrating Lewis Hamilton's first victory is taken from Formula One. The clip of Mark Zuckerberg used at 15:18 is taken from CBS Evening News. The clips of George Marshall calling for Aid to Europe after WW2 used at 16:45 and the clip taken from Harry Truman's State of the Union used at 17:28 are both in the public domain. The used at 17:45 is taken from Harold Macmillan's speech at the Cape Town parliament. The clips used at 18:18 and 18:30 are taken from the documentary “Windrush" by the BBC. The clip of Queen Elizabeth used at 18:42 is used courtesy of The Royal Family. The live version of What You Did by Mahalia used at 19:38 is taken from the Bloodworks Live Studio YouTube channel, and the clip of Mahalia talking about wanting to work with Ella Mai used at 20:18 is taken from The Applebum Show. The clips of Ella Mai singing used at 20:34 are taken from Ella Mai's Instagram page, and the clips of DJ Mustard talking about Ella Mai used at 21:01 is taken from his interview with Bootleg Kev & DJ Hed on Real 92.3 LA. The clip of Ella Mai talking about Boo'd Up used at 21:23 and 22:34 are taken from her interview with Chuckie Online for JD in the Duffle Bag. The clips of Boo'd Up winning the GRAMMY used at 21:46 and 22:08 are taken from The Recording Academy. Soundtrack: Nines - NIC (feat. Tiggs Da Author) 00:37 - 02:30 Benbrick - Young Intro 02:18 - 03:51 Jay Z - My First Song [Benbrick Remake] 04:41 - 05:30 Benbrick - Young 05:45 - 06:40 Benbrick - Back to the kid 07:15 - 07:49 Benbrick - All Aboard 08:02 - 08:21 Benbrick - All Aboard 09:08 - 10:08 Benbrick - Damon 11:16- 12:03 Lonnie Liston Smith - A Garden of Peace 12:27 - 15:09 Jay-Z - Dead Presidents 15:10 - 15:54 Benbrick - Back to the kid 16:20 - 17:13 Jay Z - December 4Th (Benbrick Remake) 17:15 - 18:01 Benbrick - Dec 4 18:10 - 18:54 Benbrick - Back to the kid 19:05 - 19:46 Benbrick - Rodolfo 19:54 - 21:15 Jay Z - My First Song [Benbrick Remake] 21:48 - 22:45 Benbrick - Roc 23:04 - 24:00 Benbrick - Back to the kid 24:50 - 26:05 Jay Z - My First Song [Benbrick Remake] 26:08 - 26:57 Jay Z - My First Song 26:35 - 28:00 Have You Heard George's Podcast? is a George the Poet production for BBC Sounds. Commissioning Executive for BBC: Dylan Haskins

At 27 years old, queen of chicken shop chat Amelia Dimeldonberg has been dominating content creation for the best part of a decade. As she launches Who Cares?, her new series for UKTV and Dave, she chats to Jen about capturing the mood of the nation, launching her own production company, the enigma that is Big Narstie, and Olivier Giroud's facial hair. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/standardissuespodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The boys are back with another live streamed podcast for your ears. Discussion includes: New Music: Migos - Culture III (album), 20 years of Alicia Keys “Songs In A Minor” & Polo G - Hall of Fame (album) TV: BAFTAs (it IS safe for black people) Diversity, Big Narstie, Malachi Kirby & Michaela Coel win What's Good: Naomi Osaka quits French open due to mental health. Piers Morgan, Piers Morganing. Hyde Park Cheffing (vicz response) 14year old Dea-John murdered by white men in their 30's How old is too old to go clubbing? Not for the gram... Has anybody posted a really bad picture/video of you online? On The Stand: Plan B... Bringing a second option on the date with you in case plan a work out? (Kevin Durant x Lana Rhoades) Catch the boys every Sunday 8pm (GMT) Live on Instagram: instagram.com/thetakepoduk instagram.com/dainesays instagram.com/djillnessuk

Recorded At The Start Of May 2021*SPONSOR*We are SO excited to announce that we have Official Sponsorship from a truly incredible company in Odin's Vault, a dedicated company who only provide the very best officially licensed Pop Culture Merchandise, from Funko Pops to T Shirts, DC Comics to Marvel, you want it? Then over RIGHT NOW to Odin's Vault - Website Below:https://odinsvault.co.uk/​​​Welcome to Episode 75 of the Hip Hop Orchestra Presents PodcastIn this INCREDIBLE episode, we are introduced to the truly incredible Nahli (Singer/Songwriter/Artist) and Kay Holden (Artist Liaison for the Brand New Music App Klef)Nahli and Kay share with us how they met, how they go started in their respective fields, being ghosted to working with some of the UK's biggest artists, relationships, Teamwork, the incredible Music App Klef and SO much moreWe hope you enjoy :)NahliInstagram - @nahlimusicFacebook - Nahli MoonTwitter - @nahlimusicNahli Art:https://www.nahli.co.uk/Kay HoldenInstagram - @suede_babyFacebook - Kay HoldenKlefInstagram - @klef.appWebsite - https://www.klef.io/The Hip Hop Orchestra:Instagram - @TheHipHopOrchestraFacebook - The Hip Hop OrchestraTwitter - @TheHipHopOrchTik Tok - @TheHipHopOrchestraGeorgio Savvides:Instagram - @georgiosavvidesFacebook - Georgio SavvidesTwitter - @GioSavvidesLinkedIn - @georgiosavvidesSHOW LESSSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/TheHipHopOrchesta?fan_landing=true)

Forty years ago, Brixton burned. It was the people versus the police as riots broke out over a spring weekend. Big Narstie speaks to the people involved to reveal the causes of the violence. A series of injustices shaped and tainted people's lives and caused resentment to grow until it couldn't be contained. The uprising changed the national conversations on identity and race and was a catalyst for changes to policing across the UK. Big Narstie explores the impact of the riots on individual lives - and on the whole of society - in the new podcast ‘Brixton: Flames on the Frontline'. Coming soon.

How you gonna be so racist the whole board quits? Pride in London has some questions to answer this week! And we get into it with the beautiful Brightonian babe Tayris Mongardi. She lets us know how she got started in drag, just what makes her Nicki Minaj meets Big Narstie and whether we should be on the lookout for her on a certain BBC show in the future. Get on board --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Checkout this episode where we have a short chat about Moelogo's music career and growth into the industry we discuss Moelogo working with names such as Sneakbo, Giggs, Frisco, Big Narstie, Nadia Rose and many more huge names, we also discuss other upcoming projects.Moelogo - InstagramMOELOGO (@moelogo) • Instagram photos and videosMoelogo - TwitterProfile / Twitter 

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Welcome to Episode 31 of The Hip Hop Orchestra Presents PodcastIn this AMAZING Episode, we are introduced to the very 1st Member of The Hip Hop Orchestra, the absolutely AMAZING Violinist Tanya Cracknell Aka The Grime ViolinistTanya shares with us her Journey into Music, how and why she became The Grime Violinist, some of her incredible achievements thus far including a big TV performance with Big Narstie, what she has planned for the future including a Grime Violin Education Book and SO much moreWe hope you enjoy :)Tanya/The Grime ViolinistInstagram - @TheGrimeViolinistFacebook - Tanya Cracknell ViolinSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/TheHipHopOrchesta?fan_landing=true)

Grime sensation, author and Tv presenter Big Narstie talks to Tamer (Pop's as Big calls him) about growing up and breaking into becoming one of the biggest names in Grime. Big explains how growing up poor in South Eat London provided challenges, how he met inspiration in a detention centre and found purpose that later led to great success. And of course, Big talks about CBD and his understanding of the benefits of Cannabis in pain relief and better living. Listen and subscribe now, on Global Player or wherever you get your podcasts. If you have a question for Tamer, or any thoughts you'd like to share, you can contact him on: Insta @realtamerhassan Twitter @tamerhassan

On this episode of "What's Black though ? " the trio discuss the portrayal of "Blackness" in comedy. In the last decade, there has been a sharp increase of household UK "Black" comedy acts, such as; Big Narstie, Big Shaq, RS, KSI and BBC3's Famalam. The recent portrayal of "Blackness" on BB3's Famalam brings them to question ; - What does "Black" comedy and the portrayal of black people in comedy say about blackness ? - Who dictates what "Black" comedy is ? - Racial comedy vs Cultural comedy, is there a difference ? Follow What's Black Though ? on: https://www.instagram.com/whatsblackthough/ Or Email Whatsblackthoughpodcast@gmail.com

Big Narstie from Channel 4's The Big Narstie Show interviewed on The Zeze Millz show Trend Centrl. Bigman Tingz Crew give their views on the gems that were dropped on the music & entertainment industry. Big Narstie the grime MC from the N-Double-A the trail blazer for the Grime Comedy genre brings knowledge and insight.

On this episode, Apex Steph & Tope speak about influencers making music (2:01), the definition of 'lyricist' (21:28), the announcement of Smoke Boys' last project - 'All The Smoke' (33:02), Big Narstie's Entrepreneurship (39:46), Channel U returning to TV (51:24) and what has Steph so rattled this week (59:48) Opener (17:29): Nothing on You - Gigi Lo Closers (70:00): Breakfast at Tiffany's - Knucks | Mad About Bars - Teeway

The Nations favourite person's favourite podcast returns for episode 63. We start with the weekly round up (01:51) including the latest news including the shooting of the police officer in Croydon, #BreonnaTaylor killer being acquitted. before going on a tangent while discussing our memories on #WWE and the passing of Animal the road warrior #WrestlingMemories #LeigonOfDoom. We discuss #ToryLanez and his new album, @bignarstie on the @ZezeMillz show absolute legend! #Likkleman fight. Before looking at the world of TV and film discussing the possible upcoming release of #NikeFury on @disneyplus, #SuperGirl series 6 being the last and #Hawkman in new #BlackAdam movie shout out #DcComics. (50:00) #TheBoysTV series 2 episode 6, (64:20) #PowerGhost #PowerBook2 episode 4, (80:10) #LoveCcraftCountry episode 7, (102:00) #RocksFilm by @TheresaIkoko (106:15) #EnolaHolmes. The #FullyGeekedPod then do the discussion of the week (114:40) The Most Controversial Series Finale ever?? before ending with some getting to know you questions on (131:11)

On this episode, Apex Steph & Tope speak about influencers making music (2:01), the definition of 'lyricist' (21:28), the announcement of Smoke Boys' last project - 'All The Smoke' (33:02), Big Narstie's Entrepreneurship (39:46), Channel U returning to TV (51:24) and what has Steph so rattled this week (59:48) Opener (17:29): Nothing on You - Gigi Lo Closers (70:00): Breakfast at Tiffany's - Knucks | Mad About Bars - Teeway

This weeks Podcast we go deep into the studio with Grime beatsmith's and music virtuoso's, Production team The Heavy Trackerz. To say that this organisation have had success's to their name is an understatement; from Craig David, to Big Narstie, to Stormzy, Realz, Wiley.. the list goes on and on and they are by no means slowing down. Today they are explaining the creative process, the day in the life of the Heavy Trackerz, plus a more extensive conversation into how they've become one of the most highly regarded producer crews in the UK. This is The Heavy Trackerz podcast! BE A PART OF THE SCENE & SIGN UP TO OUR MAILING LIST AND RECEIVE EXCLUSIVE NEWS, PODCASTS, LIVE SHOWS AND LIMITED ADDITION KILLA KELA CONTENT FIRST https://mailchi.mp/7482095b6593/killa... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1OGLNJ6... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Acast: https://play.acast.com/s/36212bdb-cce... All episodes are Transcribed here: https://killakelaofficial.blogspot.co... Support the Killa Kela Podcast by being a Podcast Patreon and receiving a mass of exclusives and bonus content https://www.patreon.com/killakelapodcast Killa Kela Weekly Livestream: Monday/Wednesday/Friday of every week. https://bandstream9.wixsite.com/killa... Killa Kela Monthly Live show - Special guests, live performances and profile pieces to a studio audience! : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... KILLA KELA Website: www.killakelaofficial.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/killakelaofficial/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/killakelaofficial Twitter: twitter.com/KillaKela THE HEAVY TRACKERZ Instagram: @THEHEAVYTRACKERS TWITTER: @HEAVYTRACKERZ FACEBOOK: THE HEAVY TRACKERZ

This weeks Podcast is with Grime artist Milli Major - an unsung MC in the Grime world, who's creative versatility has lead him to a new genre defining project called Major Paper; a drama series written and directed by Milli Major, along with a soundtrack featuring Deepee, Tion Wayne & Big Narstie. We get into a deep conversation about the Grime scene in its current state, how he moved from the conventional road of music artistry, to project managing a multifaceted independent movie & soundtrack release. This ones for those seeking creative inspiration; Milli is proof that no matter how many musical roads are shut, you can create your own lane and push through the traffic. BE A PART OF THE SCENE & SIGN UP TO OUR MAILING LIST AND RECEIVE EXCLUSIVE NEWS, PODCASTS, LIVE SHOWS AND LIMITED ADDITION KILLA KELA CONTENT FIRST https://mailchi.mp/7482095b6593/killa... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1OGLNJ6... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Acast: https://play.acast.com/s/36212bdb-cce... All episodes are Transcribed here: https://killakelaofficial.blogspot.co... Watch the episode here.. Support the Killa Kela Podcast by being a Podcast Patreon and receiving a mass of exclusives and bonus content https://www.patreon.com/killakelapodcast Killa Kela Weekly Livestream: Monday/Wednesday/Friday of every week. https://bandstream9.wixsite.com/killa... Killa Kela Monthly Live show - Special guests, live performances and profile pieces to a studio audience! : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... KILLA KELA Website: www.killakelaofficial.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/killakelaofficial/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/killakelaofficial Twitter: twitter.com/KillaKela Milli Major instagram: @majorb2dal twitter: @majorb2dal facebook: Milli Major

Track List : Haitians - Lajan Slim Anger - Shaybo On Deck - Abra Cadabra Burning (feat. M Huncho & Dutchavelli) - GRM Daily Woi - Digga D Madness - Milli Major, Big Narstie, Tion Wayne, Deepee Gun Lean - Russ splash Wetty (Deli) - Fivio Foreign Body Bag - Ivorian Doll On Fouette (feat. Soft) - TIZZO London (feat Tion Wayne) - M24 Workmode - Miss Lafamilia Baby - Abra Cadabra Apollo - Smoove L Diamonds - TeeZandos x Isong 419 - G4 Boyz DRILLARY (UK Drill) - Trillary Banks Rumours - Ivorian Doll Money - Skeamer x Skore Beezy Liar - Abigail Asante Only You Freestyle - Headie One x Drake Local Scammer (ft. G4choppa) - G4 Boyz Keisha & Becky (Remix) ft Aitch JAY1 SavO & Swarmz - Russ MB Crash It - Mastermind x Abra Cadabra No Limit - Rosalvo Bacc Seat (feat Ty Dolla $ign) - Roddy Ricch PGP (Audio) - Booba Spazz - Dreezy Welcome To The Party Remix (Intro - Dirty)ft. Nicki Minaj - Pop Smoke No Suburban, Pt. 2 - Sheff G FLEE - Mar Gus L.I.T - JB Scofield

Mo Gilligan is flying high at the top of the comedy world right now with his multiple television projects, his record breaking Netflix special, his hit podcast, viral sketches and everything else he sets his mind to. Sitting down with Chuckie Online for a very special In The Duffle Bag podcast episode, the pair talk statue drama, Marcus Rashford, smelling nice in school, dealing with fame, watching the come-up of Ed Sheeran and Stormzy up close and more...

Hamish and Wilkie use a clip from their radio show to enter a competition! They'd love to bring Boi Review back in a podcast form, your vote will help achieve this.

Easy People Whats going on hope you are all good Really enjoying having a mix the last few weeks so here is this weeks Glad to finally have the time to put some tracks together Hope you enjoy Bosh #Wobble Uploading Boshing On A Friday 100% Upload CompleteMix 5 Long.mp3109.4MB of 109.4MB less than 1 minute remaining This upload is not public - click the Publish button to publish it Boshing On A Friday Easy People Whats going on hope you are all good Really enjoying having a mix the last few weeks so here is this weeks Glad to finally have the time to put some tracks together Hope you enjoy Bosh Tracklist: 1. Like That (Blakk Habit Remix) by JH feat Gemma Louise 2. Blendshot Ft. MC Blenda by Zemon 3. Breathe Again (Zettin Remix) by Vina Rose 4. Factory Default by Impact 5. Never Gonna Change by James Lavonz 6. Jungle (Midi Logic UKG mix) by Tash Sultana 7. Feel This Way by Mind Of A Dragon 8. On You're Mind by Save Link As 9. Got Myself Together (Meltdown Remix) by Bump & Flex Feat. Kallaghan 10. Kooky VIP by Marts 11. Got All Night by Smasher 12. Man Like Me (Tuff Culture remix) by Marvel & Eli 13. Prism (Zettin Remix) by Dovley 14. Wickedest Ting (All Star Remix) by Jamakabi Feat. OG Rootz, Footsie, Big Narstie, Devilman 15. Wickedest Ting (UK BG Remix) by Jamakabi Feat. Villain, Irish Paddy & Jahmmi 16. 1,2,3,4, Hey! by Shadow of Light 17. All Night by Kara Marni X Champion 18. Slow It Down Ft. iTonic by GS 19. Move It (Vip mix) by Gosize 20. Straight by Mind Of A Dragon 21. Out Of Love by K!NGS 22. Can You Feel It by Mr Reds 23. Toms Diner Ft. Shelley Nelson (Fabian Dubz Remix) by DJ Luck 24. At All Times Ft. Izzie Gibbs by Manga 25. Give It 2 Dem by General Levy x Vital Techniques 26. Don't Need You Ft. Eyez by Scrufizzer 27. Pepper Stew Ft. JME by Footsie 28. Durex by Y Tribe 29. Call Me Back by DJ Luck 30. Loosing Feelings Ft. Shantina (Rude Jude Remix) by EMT 31. How Do You Feel by Bushbaby 32. You're Makin Me High (Thief In The Night Remix) by Toni Braxton 33. Last Forever (Charles Jay Remix) by WTS Feat Colette Van Sertima #Wobble

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The Lallas are on the phone with British MC, rapper, singer, author and TV presenter Big Narstie for the most chilled conversation you’ve ever heard. Narstie, who is self-isolating in London with his family, talks about how his new CBD product helped his Mum, staying sane in-doors and his true thoughts on the final series of Game of Thrones.

Nihal talks to the grime legend about his new book.

Big Narstie calls up some listeners using a myriad of crazy accents, TV's Reverend Kate Bottley helps out listener Sophie with a marriage problem and we hear from listeners in new relationships that have taken the plunge and have decided to isolate together.

On the last show, we got a chance to run through some new bits from Blase and Luxo ft Chip, from Big Narstie and Prez T with Big H. We smashed through some Everything is Grime hitters and got that Gi Major spotlight tune before we jumped into that guest mix from Dubzta! This week, we have a follow up tune from Yizzy, a new heater from Manga and a freshy from Jman, plus a new chapter in Everything is Grime. We also have another spotlight tune before we jump into a guest mix from the west coast.. Pro Send Radio teams up with 3iJoe for a power mix American Grime style.

1. Felix Jaehn f./ Jasmin Thompson - "Ain't Nobody" (GRAY Remix) 2. Nadia Ali - "Rapture" (Avicii New Generation Remix) 3. Swedish House Mafia - "Leave The World Behind" (Mark Anthony 2020 Bootleg) 4. David Guetta & Chris Willis f./ Fergie & LMFAO - "Gettin' Over You" (Avicii Remix) 5. NIghtcrawlers & John Reid f./ Big Narstie - "Push The Feeling On" (Ultimix by Shh) 6. Funky Green Dogs - "Fired Up" (Ultimix by Tim Robertson) 7. Janice Robinson - "Dreamer '05" (Ultimix by Mark Roberts) 8. Deborah Cox - "Beautiful U R" (Ultimix by Mark Roberts) 9. Whitney Houston - "It's Not Right But It's Ok" (Dj Cova and The House Alliance Oskillator Mix) 10. Robin S. - "Show Me Love" (Ravi B. 2013 Bootleg) 11. Anastacia - "Left Outside Alone" (Ultimix by Jim Thias) 12. Veronica - "Someone To Hold" (Ultimix by Chris "The Greek" Panaghi) 13. Kim Sozzi - "Break Up" (2-4 Grooves Remix) 14. Gina Star f./ Dj Roland Clark - "This Is Hollywood" (Original Club Mix) 15. Calvin Harris - "You Used To Hold Me" (Extended Mix) 16. Niko Bellotto, Erik Holmberg f./ JB - "Running Up That Hill" (Alesso Remix) bookdjnikis@gmail.com

On the last show, we got a chance to run through some new music, some songs closely related to grime and even did a spotlight tune before we got that big mix from Somejerk. This week, we have tunes from Big Narstie, Yizzy and more, plus a new chapter in our segment called Everything is Grime, where we play some new music that may not be grime directly, but is grime influenced or oriented. We also have another spotlight tune before we jump into a guest mix coming from the UK from the remix king himself.. Dubzta.

Big Narstie is a heavyweight champion of grime, Channel 4 chat show fireball and viral internet agony uncle.He talks to our host, Daniella Isaacs, about rage, survival, creating the blackest thing on TV and why he wants to buy ‘at least four cul de sacs’. Expect to laugh, and colourful language.Black Sheep is produced by Black Sheep Studios with Daniella Isaacs for BBH. It's recorded, mixed and mastered by our friends at Soho Radio, and the music is by Daniel Lovegrove. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

DJ Chozie Ma is the top selling EDM artist in China and Taiwan. Chozie, an Australian by birth, has spent over 22 years in Beijing, building the EDM scene from scratch, beginning with clubs and albums, as well as partnering with the man behind the music at the Beijing 2008 Olympics, to VVIP travel experiences, interactive domes, and organic skincare line Greenerways Organic. Show Notes Greenerways Organic Follow Chozie on Instagram | Facebook | WeChat "One Night in Beijing" (feat. Peyton) Video Theme music by: Ruel Morales Audio Transcript Brian Schoenborn 0:01 Hello, hello. Hey everybody. Our guest today is, he's had a pretty epic life. Let's put it that way. Truly a man of many hats from being the top selling electronic music DJ in both Taiwan and China, to owning some of the top clubs in Asia, as well as an expert, top of his game with vvip experiences. We're going to get into all of that stuff, as well as some other stuff that he's got going on. This dude's got so much stuff happening. It's kind of hard to wrap our arms around all of it. We're going to dive in as much as we can. So give it up for my friend, Chozie Ma. Brian Schoenborn 0:41 My name is Brian Schoenborn. I'm an explorer of people, places and culture. In my travels, spanning over 20 countries across four continents, I've had the pleasure of engaging in authentic conversations with amazingly interesting people. These are their stories, on location and unfiltered. Presented by 8B Media, this is Half the City. Chozie Ma 1:09 What's up? How you doing? Brian Schoenborn 1:11 Good, man. How are you? Chozie Ma 1:12 Happy to be here in LA. Brian Schoenborn 1:13 Dude, I'm so happy to see you, man. It's been it's been a minute, man. Chozie Ma 1:16 Yea, totally. Brian Schoenborn 1:17 Yeah. So guys, so first, let me take it back. We're having a little bit of technical difficulties. We're going mano today. We're improvising, adapting and overcoming. My, one of my dongles for my mic broke. So we've got one mic instead of two. No big deal. We just fucking roll with it. Right? So you might be hearing some background noise and stuff like that some cars going by or whatever, here and there. We're actually on location in Venice, Venice Beach, California. We're actually 100 yards from the beach. Chozie Ma 1:42 You can see the beach. Brian Schoenborn 1:43 You can see the beach. Chozie Ma 1:44 Yeah, it's sweet. Brian Schoenborn 1:45 We're right here. Chozie's in LA for business. Chozie Ma 1:50 Business and play. Brian Schoenborn 1:51 It just so happened that Chozie saw one of the first episodes out and I'm like, dude, I haven't seen I haven't talked to this guy like a year and I'm like, and he's like, yo, fuckin A. He liked it on my WeChat the Chinese social media, Chinese Facebook, whatever you wanna call it, like, dude, let's do this. Chozie Ma 2:05 Yeah. Brian Schoenborn 2:05 And he's like, yeah. And then he messaged me, he's like, Yo, I'm in Venice doing something. I'm like, dude, I'm in LA. Let's get together. You know, the whole concept of the show anyways is you know, I'm talking to people all over the world with amazingly interesting stories. And on location, right, so we're chillin, we're chillin in his place here, his studio here in Venice Beach. You can hear somebody doing some construction work behind us in the background. All good. No, it's all good. I don't care. I don't even care, man. It's the content. Chozie Ma 2:33 Yeah, that's it. Brian Schoenborn 2:33 You know, it's the authenticity of it. But I've known Chozie for four, four years? Chozie Ma 2:39 Yeah, it's been a minute. Brian Schoenborn 2:39 Three or four years, something like that. Chozie Ma 2:41 Yeah. From Beijing. Brian Schoenborn 2:42 Yeah, from Beijing, baby. Yeah, I've known Chozie since my time in Beijing and if you guys have been listening, you know, I spent four years there doing some stuff on my own, but Chozie…I mean, you look Chinese. But your English is so good. Do you like? Chozie Ma 2:59 Yes, I'm Chozie. Okay, so it stands for Chinese Aussie. So my father's Chinese my mom's Aussie. Grew up in Sydney. Graduated there, then made the move over to the mainland back back to the roots in 98. Brian Schoenborn 3:13 98? Chozie Ma 3:14 Yeah. Brian Schoenborn 3:14 Dude. So you're hitting what your 22nd year? Chozie Ma 3:16 Twenty-second year, yeah. Brian Schoenborn 3:17 My god, man. Chozie Ma 3:18 Zero to Hero. Brian Schoenborn 3:20 For real, like I can't even imagine like the changes. So, if you if you've never been to China, you've never been to Beijing or any of the other major cities. Ever since the, who was it? Who was, Deng Xiaoping? Chozie Ma 3:34 Yeah. Brian Schoenborn 3:34 When Deng Xiaoping started opening up the country. It was closed off for years, decades, right? It was just its own nationalist, no access in or out type country. And around the time of Deng Xiaoping, who was the leader of the Chinese party, back in the time with Nixon, I think Richard Nixon, the American president. Chozie Ma 3:55 Kissinger, I think, to make the formal transition. Brian Schoenborn 3:57 Well, he was a diplomat, the foreign relations guy. Chozie Ma 4:00 Right. Brian Schoenborn 4:02 But they started opening up, it was the great opening. So this was like 30, 40 years ago. And since then the growth in China has been explosive. Chozie Ma 4:10 Yeah, donkeys and carts to Ferraris and Lamborghinis. Brian Schoenborn 4:12 Yeah. Chozie Ma 4:13 Just like that. Brian Schoenborn 4:13 It's crazy. Yeah, it's crazy and like so you see these areas like in Beijing for example. There's been so much growth that you know, one block you'll see these one story, they're called hutongs. They're like one story buildings that are anywhere between 600 and 1000 years old. Really cool spots. Chozie Ma 4:29 Really cool. Brian Schoenborn 4:30 History culture, all that good stuff. But a block away you'll see these skyscrapers with like neon lights that light up all night just like super like, I don't know you think like… Chozie Ma 4:40 Concrete jungle. Brian Schoenborn 4:41 Concrete jungle, but like to the extreme. like super super. Chozie Ma 4:44 Weird-ass designs, like the pants building that do things that hang over…I don't know. It's just Yeah, really. Architecture. But cool. You got the old and the new, in one city. Brian Schoenborn 4:57 It's kind of weird though. Like I feel like you know, in my time there, one of the things that I noticed was like, as modern as they become so quickly, as global as it become so quickly, from a technology, that kind of standpoint, money standpoint, I feel like there's still, like, there's still a transitioning period, in terms of maybe mentality, stuff like that. Like, you know, for example, um, you know, not good or bad, like, a lot of the stuff I talked about are constructs, right? Like, nothing is good, nothing is bad, just kind of what it is. But like you still see people like on the on the sidewalks of Beijing, that maybe do things that one culture might be like, whoa, like, what's going on? Like your jaws dropping that sort of thing. I'm not getting get into that here. But I get into it on my, on my other show, relentless, which is coming out, starting to come out in another month or two. Chozie Ma 5:49 Right. Brian Schoenborn 5:50 But there are things that might make your jaw drop, right, we're just like, but it's because it's so far removed from what you're used to with your culture in your constructs. Yeah, you know. But I just think it's interesting. As you know, things are happening. Things are changing whatever. Chozie Ma 6:04 Well you got to. I mean, that's the whole point of travel. Right? You want your jaw to drop. Brian Schoenborn 6:08 Right? Chozie Ma 6:08 Good or bad. Brian Schoenborn 6:09 That's, I mean, that's the thing, right? Chozie Ma 6:10 You're going to go somewhere and be like, Did you see that? Oh, wow, look at that, you know, it's just part of the whole cultural experience. Brian Schoenborn 6:16 Absolutely. Chozie Ma 6:16 And especially taking your kids out there and seeing just saying, you open your mind is the world like closed off into one bubble, right? Explore, travel. Brian Schoenborn 6:25 Dude, absolutely. Like, I'll never forget. The first time I came back to America. When I moved to Beijing. I grew up in a small town in Michigan, right. And so I so I went back and I bumped into this lady that I knew from a very young age, and she goes, Oh, Brian, she's like, What are you up to these days? What are you doing? And I go, Oh, you know, I'm living in China right now. I'm living in Beijing. And she goes, she looks me. She's like, China? China? Brian, I'm so scared for you. What do you are safe Ba ba ba ba it's communist Brian, all this stuff. I look at her husband, her husband standard that I look at I go Actually, it's pretty amazing country. I mean, it's super safe, feel safe. Chozie Ma 6:44 Yeah, real safe. Brian Schoenborn 7:03 People are welcoming. You know, if you try if you take a stab at learning a language that goes miles, you know, it goes such a long way. You know, it's a good time. And then her husband's like, brothers like, honey, you know, I was stationed in Japan and the Navy, right? He's like, I bet he's having the time of his life. Chozie Ma 7:25 I thought he was gonna say, Oh, honey, I have a Japanese wife. Or we have a half son now coming up. I mean, those things can happen. No, China is great. I mean, it's 22 years, as you said, and you know, I've seen it go from, you know, really, like I would say it wasn't really colorful when I was there. But it was exciting because I got there in 97 on a tour, and it was the last stop on an Asian tour. And we were in this club called Vogue 88. Henry Lee was the owner. And he basically just said, Why don't you move out here and take over my club? I was like 19 years old or something like that. Brian Schoenborn 8:06 Really? Chozie Ma 8:06 I had a crew called Yum Cha Cha. So there's five of us. We went back to Australia, we all looked at each other and said, why not? Brian Schoenborn 8:14 Fuck it. Chozie Ma 8:14 We're young, we can't speak the language. I mean, I'm Chinese, but I spoke Cantonese when I was growing. So when you move to China, it's Mandarin. And Cantonese was it was like non existent there. So it didn't really work. Brian Schoenborn 8:26 I mean, they're completely different languages. Chozie Ma 8:27 Totally different languages. So kind of were like, you know what, let's just give this a go. The crowd seemed quite International. It was it was it was like, you know, there wasn't that many foreigners there then. But every foreigner that was there was working for the embassy or a corporate job, right? Or students. And we were like, you know what, let's do it. So we went, we went through it. Three months later, we packed up things moved, Mom and Dad laughed. Dad's the Chinese that, you know, he's from that generation that left China back in the day, to give a better life to, you know, myself and himself. Brian Schoenborn 8:57 So he's like, what is this, some sick, sad joke? Chozie Ma 9:00 He was like, he'll be back. So they, they kept my car for about five years and then realized it's been five years keeping respect wasting space in the garage. Can we sell it. I'm like, yeah, go ahead, man. I'm already I'm settled here. So, so it's kind of funny because that generation, a lot of the kids, ABCs: American Born Chinese, Australian Born Chinese, Canadian Born Chinese. As they graduated and got older that you started seeing opportunity in China, and went back. And those times from like, 99 all the way to you know, the Olympics was just like this epic journey. Brian Schoenborn 9:33 2008 Olympics? Chozie Ma 9:33 2008 Olympics and it was just this epic journey of like, wow. And you could just use it as your oyster and do whatever you wanted if you had some creativity, and especially if you had something culturally valued valuable for the scene, dance scene or entertainment or like, you know, anything related to culture, culture and heritage, or bringing investment into China. Bringing foreign brands into China. Brian Schoenborn 9:58 Yep. Chozie Ma 9:59 You just kill it. Alright, so we're doing really well, I decided to go into the entertainment space and do clubs, music, things like that. And develop that that market, which has become more like, I look at it as probably one of the biggest in the world. Now, if you look at every DJ, they're all trying to go every Western artist is trying to collaborate with an Asian artist. Brian Schoenborn 10:15 Oh, absolutely. Chozie Ma 10:16 You know, so that's the volume, right? With volume comes money, monetizing products, things like that. Yeah, there's a lot of tricky things that go on in the market. But if you can maneuver through it. And I think the one thing that you just got to know about going to China is a lot of foreigners move there. They're still very hard headed, well, what would you call it? Brian Schoenborn 10:38 They're set in their ways. Chozie Ma 10:39 They're set in they're ways. Brian Schoenborn 10:40 Yeah, because I've lived in that bubble or whatever their culture is, and they expect everywhere to be just like that, right? Chozie Ma 10:45 So it's like, you know, maybe they have a good brand or a company or they've been bought out by a big expat company and getting that package that they didn't get somewhere else. The thing is, China's not going to change for you. You gotta change for China. Brian Schoenborn 10:57 Yeah, that's a hard lesson to learn. Tell you what, like I you know, because I think about you know, like I did a couple of or I had some I did some business in China myself. You know one thing I did, for example, was I produced this the soccer match right between Manchester United legends and Liverpool legends so these guys are 35 and up recently. Chozie Ma 11:18 Big game, I remember that. Brian Schoenborn 11:19 Big game, right? We put that on and we put out a four or five aside tournament Adelaide, and then an 11 a side friendly, in Melbourne. Chozie Ma 11:29 Yeah. Brian Schoenborn 11:31 And we and then we live stream that into China and Europe and other places. And we worked with Tencent, which is one of the biggest like they're bigger than Facebook guys. Like there's 10 cents huge. Chozie Ma 11:38 $1 trillion company. Brian Schoenborn 11:41 Yeah, they're one of the big three tech companies in China. But we live streamed through them. Great, you know, big reception. They're like, Oh, this is one of the best live streams we've ever we've ever had as far as quality and all that stuff. Awesome. Can't wait to work with you more. So then I take that information like all right, these guys want to get into China, right? These players want to play a match in China. I get something setup where we're getting ready to do a deal in Shenzhen, near Shenzhen. I forget the name of that, I kind of blocked it out, because it's a bad experience. But in a city right next to Shenzhen which is one of the you know this is tech hub one of the big tech hubs, right? Like that's where Apple products are made and suck that's right right across the tributary from Hong Kong. Chozie Ma 12:23 Right. Brian Schoenborn 12:25 And I went down there and I you know, we're going to put on this match was gonna be great. met up with this guy. Four different times flew down the middle of the four times he's he puts me up in this hotel that he owns. This guy's a big businessman. We're drinking like crazy because that's that's an important part of Chinese culture, right? Chozie Ma 12:41 Oh, yeah. By the way, a lot of people think Chinese can't drink. Brian Schoenborn 12:44 Oh, no. That's not true. Chozie Ma 12:46 They get the Asian glow whatever. Oh, no, no, the ones that are born there. Especially Beijingers and the girls drinking a session with him we Chinese rice wine. Brian Schoenborn 12:53 Dude. Baijiu? Chozie Ma 12:54 They will put you under the table so hard. Brian Schoenborn 12:55 Oh my god, dude. But that's but that's the whole point. Right? Like part of the part of building relationships and China is all about, it's called guanxi, right? Chozie Ma 13:03 Face. Chozie Ma 13:03 It means relationships or face or whatever. And it's Chinese people would rather do business with people that they've got a strong relationship with versus Chozie Ma 13:10 Or just put them under the table and made them vomit and then they're like, Okay, cool. You can hang. Brian Schoenborn 13:14 Yeah, exactly. That's exactly that's how you build it. A lot of times you sit on this new set of these plastic chairs and tables outside a restaurant eating like, you know, 20 cents of stick, barbecue kebabs, chuar. Drinking cheap beer, out comes the baiju like 12, one o'clock in the morning is rice wine and which is like 40 to 60% alcohol like it's unregulated so it could be anywhere between there. Chozie Ma 13:39 Yeah, 60, yeah, definitely. It's strong. Brian Schoenborn 13:41 shot after shot after shot after shot there's no like there's no time wasted. Chozie Ma 13:48 Yeah, I'm glad I've got my mom's liver I say the the western side liver. Yeah, cuz I'm half half so that's helped me a lot drinking in China. Brian Schoenborn 13:57 But yeah, but so like, you know, I'm doing that whole thing with this guy. Big businessman, he's got connections to the stadium and the local government and like all the thing, checking off all the boxes that you really need to do to conduct business in China. And we get to a point where we sign the contract, he's got to give us a 10% down within a week or 10 days or something like that. We can secure the players. Sign the contract, dude never shows up. Disappears, disappears. No money sent, not responding to anything. And it's like, you know, that was one of the hard lessons I learned about doing business in China. Is that by Western standards, or at least American standards, I'm sure Aussie is not not too different. But like you get that contract signed, it's a done deal. Chozie Ma 14:37 Yeah, yeah. Brian Schoenborn 14:38 Right? Whereas in China, it's a different set of rules. Chozie Ma 14:41 Yeah, I've definitely it's definitely going down that route route many times. But it's that same saying, you know, you get knocked down, get up again, I'm already situated there. My house is there. My friends are there. Businesses there. Brian Schoenborn 14:54 Yeah. Chozie Ma 14:55 I've just learned over the years how to maneuver through it and it's and yeah, I've definitely lost investment and time. Time is the most important thing. Brian Schoenborn 15:04 Yeah. Chozie Ma 15:04 And, you know, it's it's, it sucks. But you just got to kind of learn how to be better than that. And I tell you over the last couple of years, the whole IP and legal system protection for that is it's really good. Brian Schoenborn 15:19 Oh, dude, it's gotten a lot better over the last few years. Chozie Ma 15:21 They just really they've smartened up and it's like, this is business, get it done. The shitty part is like when you are pitching for a job, like in one of my businesses, which is the event business. Obviously, a lot of proposal work needs to be done. Brian Schoenborn 15:33 Yeah. Chozie Ma 15:34 So a lot of these companies or clients have different departments, like procurement departments. And they're very traditional. So you might have a full Western team, say, for example, in Volkswagen or something like that you're in a big Western company. So when you meet with them, you get the job you're talking to, obviously the more Western minded simio and things like that, sure. Love your technology. They love that your Western and Chinese and they love that you get the concept. Yep, boom, okay, I'm going to launch this and you're going to do this and that and like Yes, I'm going to do it. That for you. And I'm going to do that for you. Chozie Ma 16:02 And then it trickles down through the system to procurement in the German they usually bring in because it's kind of I think it's legal when you have, it's the law that you have to have a local Chinese as your, your finance department, to head that department right to sign the bills. And that person is trained in a way where the job is to save money for the company at all costs and save money, which means: no, I don't understand that concept, why is it cost that much? Because I can go online and look for I can go to five other companies and they say it costs this much, because other companies are trying to take your idea or they're fake faking the, the tech or something like that, the smaller companies. Brian Schoenborn 16:36 Uh huh. Chozie Ma 16:36 And so you get into these things where it's like now the budgets low and then this a few months later goes back to the big boss, and they call you, Hey, why are you Why have they changed the company? or Why are you not doing the job? You know, you said that this was way too expensive…and he's like, but I approved it and then and then it goes back again. So most companies will have like a second budget because of that fuckup. Brian Schoenborn 16:55 Right, right. Chozie Ma 16:56 And so they kind of like contingency, they know that that's going to happen. So that's a little bit tiring, but it is getting better. What I found is when I, we were doing all the proposals, we're a smaller boutique team. So we spent a lot of time and you know, proposals to that magnitude, the 3d they renders the videos that cost you about, you know, $20,000 to make good decent proposal, but you're getting a million dollar job. Brian Schoenborn 17:18 Right. Chozie Ma 17:18 Or a $2 million job at the end of it. Brian Schoenborn 17:19 Right. you know, that's a modest investment. Chozie Ma 17:20 It makes it makes sense. Yeah, but you don't know that. That's gonna wait, they keep asking you to change it. Someone's uncle has an event company, that's… Brian Schoenborn 17:28 That's the guanxi all over again. Chozie Ma 17:30 That person, right? So you're gonna like shit, then then your event pops up with all your ideas. And, you know, this is what I went through years ago. Brian Schoenborn 17:39 It still happens though. Chozie Ma 17:39 It still happens, but we just instead of going for it, my partner I just said, You know what, let's just deal with the ones that put a designer feet down. Put that basically that 10% down before. Brian Schoenborn 17:53 Yeah. Chozie Ma 17:53 And then if we get the job will deduct that from the main fee. So if you even take it away from me, at least I can pay for myself. If I can pay for my time. Brian Schoenborn 18:01 Yeah, exactly. Chozie Ma 18:02 I lost more than 50% of my clients when I started doing that. Brian Schoenborn 18:05 Oh, sure. Chozie Ma 18:05 Because they're like, oh shit, we can get free work from all these agencies, there's about 100 interns that are doing free work for them. Right? And then they're okay with that, because they've got so many other jobs. So we tailored it down, we lost a lot of clients, but then we just filtered it to good clients, and they're more than happy to give us that 10% because they know we're going to do the work for them. Brian Schoenborn 18:23 Yeah, exactly. Chozie Ma 18:24 Yeah. Brian Schoenborn 18:25 You know, if you're dealing with good client, legit companies, ones that understand the value of good design or, you know, high quality work, I think, you know, things that anybody can do, like, anyone can say, Hey, I'm gonna put a proposal together, right? But it's the design element, it's the craft work. It's the expertise that, you know, comes with a long, you know, many years of experience, many years of success and being able to develop your own personal brand to, right? On top of all that, I mean, that's kind of where, where there's a separation, right and yet, good companies will see that and they'll say, okay, we're willing to put that kind of money down because this person or this company, whatever has consistently been able to produce, right? Chozie Ma 19:08 And this and the speed of efficiency, everything right? There's no other uncle's company involved. I mean, but again that guanxi things is super, super important thing in China. It is all about face. And it is all about, like having that connection. And I think how I got those connections is I started, well, I went to Taiwan in 2000 with Avex records. Brian Schoenborn 19:33 Okay. Chozie Ma 19:33 I got sent over with the manager. And then he was just trying to pimp me off to different record labels. So I was just kind of like new to the music business. I've been DJing for many years. I wasn't really fucking with record labels, and I could write music, and I was already doing TV on Channel V. And then he was just like, he was literally pimping me from Sony to BMG to hear and that and then was sending me these 60, 70 page contracts in Chinese and they kind of knew I couldn't read Chinese. Brian Schoenborn 20:00 Oh shit. So they're like, sign your life away. Chozie Ma 20:02 He was saying sign sign sign. And this is like 10 year contracts, and I'm thinking that's= a bit weird. Now everyone signs 10 years and that's just really crazy? But um they didn't realize that my father after a few of these different careers he decided to study law and he's an academic scholar so he studied the entertainment law, pharmacy law, everything kind of law. So his way of saying well he's a traditional Chinese man so he doesn't really say, I love you son, and give you a hug. But his way of saying I love you is like send me that contract let me review it for you. So these major record labels didn't know I had that ammunition behind me. Brian Schoenborn 20:36 The secret weapon. Chozie Ma 20:37 And he just go through it and just rip it apart and send it back and then look at it and be like, Yeah, no, we can't sign this you know, he knows too much about it. So the manager was getting pissed. He's just kind of like, I'm gonna lose my my meal ticket here because he was just literally like, that's what he wanted from me. Brian Schoenborn 20:55 Oh, yeah. Cuz I mean, he's, he gets you signed and he gets his contingency fee or whatever. Right? Chozie Ma 20:59 Yeah, and and I was young and naive I didn't know the extent of the deal. He was probably signing the 80% of my royalties to him, I didn't know I was 20 something, right? And then I made a pretty famous celebrity there, this girl and she and we just within a week started dating and then within two weeks I moved in with her and she's like massive star. I didn't really know who she was, like, that's why I think she's she liked me because I didn't give a fuck about celebrities and and they will use that because I had my club in China two years before that. Chozie Ma 21:26 And all the celebrities: Quentin Tarantino, Oliver Stone. Everyone would come there, it was like the Viper Room of Beijing where everything went, right? Brian Schoenborn 21:32 Nice. Chozie Ma 21:33 So but I never talked like whatever I saw whatever was happening there I just was like treating everyone like a normal person so that's where it made a lot of artists want to work with me. Brian Schoenborn 21:41 Yeah. Chozie Ma 21:41 Oh shit, you're DJing? Maybe you want to write a track with me? Oh, let's do that. So kind of went along. and a month later Avex Records from Japan just kind of hit me up personally. Yo, we want to work with you. I'm like, yeah, I'm kind of turned off by the whole music thing you know, and it's all this melancholy tired like Taiwanese pop and Chinese pop. At that time, there wasn't really much dance music. The Pop is not even, like, pop it was like everything was sad song… Brian Schoenborn 22:06 Like sad love song. Chozie Ma 22:08 Everything was a love song, and I'm like shit. You want me to get in this game I want to, I want to change it. I'm wanna perform some house music, some breakbeat like, they looked at me and they're very progressive. Avex is a big progressive record and they had a label called house nation which was like all these cool Japanese female DJs and it's doing cool stuff trance that are in club. So they're like, What do you want? And luckily, the girl I was dating at the time, her team advised me on a few things. So I was very fortunate that they helped me they just said just do one year, one album deal with option to sign on for other deal, like other, but you're free. Own the royalties. They gave it to me. It was like what? After that, those people kind of clued up, and they're like, we're gonna sign this stuff for 10 years. Brian Schoenborn 22:50 Yeah, right. They're like we're locking him. Chozie Ma 22:52 Yeah, we're gonna we're gonna invest this much. If he doesn't make enough his first album. He's gonna work for us. He's even if he that album doesn't work. He's gonna work in the office writing songs for the next artist. Brian Schoenborn 23:00 Oh, really? Chozie Ma 23:00 Yeah, you brought, you owe money to the record labels. Like, if, everyone's hungry in China in Asia, right? And you're good looking. And you can write a song. But you can't act, you need to be a triple threat. They need to make revenue off you from everything, right? So a lot of these artists would come in, they invest a couple hundred thousand, the album would come out, wouldn't do so well. And then you'd find them just sitting, like they've got to pay off their debt. So they're still working. It sucks for a lot of people. Brian Schoenborn 23:26 That's crazy man. Chozie Ma 23:27 You know? So now the new Brian Schoenborn 23:28 Can you imagine what a slap in the face that would be? Like, I mean, you were you were successful. So you I don't think you've experienced that, right? But can you imagine… Chozie Ma 23:35 I saw it. Brian Schoenborn 23:37 I mean, me like somebody Yeah, somebody like one of your buddies or whatever, right? Like, maybe they had like an album that maybe a one hit wonder or something right? Like that one song went, but then everything else just kind of shit the bed and you see them sitting, sitting behind a computer, or whatever, you know, like Chozie Ma 23:52 It's tough. I mean, when we started label in 97 called Party People Committee. It was the first dance labeled in China for electronic and hip hop, and one of my boys that was coming up, amazing writer, composer, producer, rapper. He can rap in Chinese, English, and even in German, like awesome. Young Kin, his name is. When that happened, they promised him to release his album and mine at the same time with dance and Hip Hop one. They went with mine and unfortunately, he didn't get it. But he worked it. He worked and pushed me. And then, you know, you could see it. He wanted it. Like, you know, oh shit it's my time. Brian Schoenborn 23:53 Yeah, yeah, for sure. Chozie Ma 24:18 I've worked so hard at this shit and I'm talented, but young writing. He just flipped the switch. He just said, You know what, I'm still young, and I'm fucking great. I'm gonna go get my MBA. And then everyone looked at him going, you're gonna fucking own a record label. Now this guy's like, moved to Boston. still writing music, has a flipping house company, a real estate agency, killing it. You know what I mean? So he turned it into a positive a lot of other people just get depressed and be like, shit, man. I was I was good at that. All right, and then I've got this shows you your character. You've just got to fucking keep keep going man. Brian Schoenborn 25:02 Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely, man. Chozie Ma 25:03 You'll get that break. Yeah, it's just tough. Brian Schoenborn 25:06 But it's one of those things like, whether it's the music business or whether it's like, film and TV or this shit or anything you do, right? Like, it's not, it's not about how many times you fall or get kicked in the face or whatever. It's about how it's how you respond to that. Brian Schoenborn 25:21 Right? It's like, how do you get up? Do you get up and say, okay, that was a fucking speed bump. I'm going to get over that shit and move forward, because this is what I want to do. Chozie Ma 25:21 Right. Chozie Ma 25:28 Yeah. Brian Schoenborn 25:29 Or does it happen so many times where you just like, all right, maybe this isn't for me. Maybe I should shift gears a little bit. You know, maybe this passion of mine is more of a hobby. Right? Or for whatever reason it's not working. Go another route. You know? Chozie Ma 25:44 Yeah, the girl that was like we had to do my album in 2007. And we had an artist coming from Taiwan, but she was a good friend of mine. She was like, Yeah, cool. I want to jump on your album. It's the first solo album in China for dance music. I love to be part of it. Then her mom, being the manager, found out that we were under kind of a bigger label. She saw some dollar signs. And we couldn't afford her at the last minute. She's like, I'm so sorry, man, at the end of the day, the managers getting there. And yeah, we can't do anything. We can give you a mate rate, but that's about it. Still expensive, because she's bit star. And we had the studio booked and we only had one month to use. And a friend came in and said, Look, there's this girl. She's still currently signed to a 10 year, she's still got about four years left on that, but she hasn't been doing anything because she got screwed over by the record label. But she can come sing vocals on you just you know, don't really mention her artist's name because her artist name is still owned by a label, right? Brian Schoenborn 26:39 But do you put your actual name? Chozie Ma 26:41 Just put her name. Brian Schoenborn 26:41 Or do you just anonymize it? Chozie Ma 26:43 Put her actual name, because she had an artist name but what's your actual name? And then we did that and she killed it. She came in the studio. I gave her the song, the lyrics and I just said you know what, just keep record on. She nailed it. I didn't even record the second take. We just edited over it. I was like, wow, this girl's great. Brian Schoenborn 26:58 Yeah. Chozie Ma 26:58 I like I have four more songs. With female vocals, could you do this for me? No worries. I'd love to do it so she smashes this out. Then she goes kind of dark for a while she she's still doing music. She's playing in club gigs with a little band stuff. Just you know keeping it going keeping her passion. Brian Schoenborn 27:13 Yep. Chozie Ma 27:13 Once that four year contract lifted off those record labels way. She, she was just like, boom and then…now her name's Tia Ray. I'm not sure if you heard her she's massive. Massive. Brian Schoenborn 27:25 Huge in China. Chozie Ma 27:26 She just stuck through it. Brian Schoenborn 27:27 Yeah. Chozie Ma 27:27 But she could see how hard that is. You know, you you you're stuck when you have with all these opportunities and you get out of it. Brian Schoenborn 27:33 Yeah. Chozie Ma 27:33 But she waited and now she prevailed and she's killing it to her respect to have and thank you for coming on my album. Brian Schoenborn 27:40 Shout out to Tia Ray, man. Chozie Ma 27:41 That's it. Brian Schoenborn 27:42 Respect. Chozie Ma 27:42 But um, you know, it's it's the industry it's and obviously now it's become so big, that they got all the…What is it? There's multi big groups with over like 10 guys or… Brian Schoenborn 27:53 Oh, yeah. BTS for example, there's like 8 dudes or something like that? Chozie Ma 27:56 Yeah, obviously before it was Japan…Taiwan would follow Japan, so they were the trendsetters and then China will follow the Taiwan. And now Taiwan's kind of fading out a bit. They're still good. They still got they still got their stars and megastars. But now China's started to create their own culture. Brian Schoenborn 28:11 Yeah. Chozie Ma 28:12 With hip hop. And hip hop, it's becoming huge. I mean, it's huge. But they creating their own culture. Brian Schoenborn 28:17 Yeah. Chozie Ma 28:18 Which is great, because it was more of a copy before. Brian Schoenborn 28:20 Oh, of course. Well, you know, I mean, that's kind of what China does, though. Or they've done you know, everyone thinks Oh, copycat China. But, you know, a lot of what they've done with that opening is like, they just haven't had, they haven't experienced a lot of these things. So a lot of it's like bringing this stuff in. Chozie Ma 28:33 Yeah. Brian Schoenborn 28:33 Kind of learning about it. And then taking it and making it their own. Chozie Ma 28:37 Yeah, right. It could be done so wrong in so many ways. Brian Schoenborn 28:40 Yeah, for sure. Chozie Ma 28:41 But at least now they've kind of they, they did it that way, then I think the government saw it was becoming too adapted from the American or Western hip hop culture, in ways of like, maybe they'll word it's kind of getting too out of control. Brian Schoenborn 28:55 Yeah. Chozie Ma 28:56 So they kind of banned it for a minute which is really crazy, right? Who bans hip hop like they banned the stuff. But they banned it and then they kind of cleaned it, right? So they cleaned it in a way. So now the guys that are on these big shows like China's Got Hip Hop, or, like, you know, these these kind of big shows, then now seen as like the ambassador's of clean hip hop. Brian Schoenborn 29:16 Yeah. Well, right. Because, because when they banned it was a couple of years ago, there's like that the China's Got Hip Hop show or whatever, right? Chozie Ma 29:22 Yeah, yeah, right. Brian Schoenborn 29:22 Like there was, I think the winner was like singing about like, I don't know, drugs, or gangs, or whatever it was, I mean, who knows whether he like actually meant the words that he was saying, or whether it was just taking the influence from Western hip hop culture, but it was something like that. And China's like, drugs, nope. Banned. This is bad for our culture. We don't want anything to do with hip hop and you're right, who does that? But…China can do that. Chozie Ma 29:45 It's hard because he pop is an expression of that. Right? Of what you want to say and and the street, you know, kind of Brian Schoenborn 29:51 Right. Yeah. Yeah. Chozie Ma 29:52 So I think that, you know, they've got now the commercial, pop hip hop, where they kind of just keep it a bit more tame. They go on the edges of things, but has made the underground scene so much stronger. So you got you got the clubs that are doing like these big nights and the tours with these, the hip hop groups, and they're still hardcore and good, because I think they do it more like online, where it's not on TV. When it's on TV, when it hits TV, it has to have that little bit more edge, you know, it's a bit more cleaner. So that's good because it created this whole subculture that's becoming very popular and you can see like the, you know, you go to Chengdu and you'd swear you think you're in Mexico, like everyone's kind of tatted up and… Brian Schoenborn 30:32 Really? Chozie Ma 30:33 They've just adapted that culture the style and they've got their own fashion brands that are using it and they're walking around with the pitbulls and all this kind of stuff, but it's that, and they got all the girls that follow them and it's this kind of thing and it's it's more of a fashion thing. That's their that's their lane and then they've got you know, everyone's subculture is becoming more defined. Brian Schoenborn 30:51 Yeah, yeah. Chozie Ma 30:51 And your crews are becoming more defined as electronic music you know all these kind of everything's got us got a scene now, huh? Yeah, solid seen a money making scene now. Brian Schoenborn 31:00 Yeah, for sure. Yeah, sure. That's crazy. I've never been to Chendu, man. Like that's one of the places where like, I really wanted to go when I was over there, you know on a consistent basis. I mean I just haven't made my way. I think I'm gonna get back there soon so yeah, it's supposed to be really cool i mean that's pandas are, right? Chozie Ma 31:17 Yes. Brian Schoenborn 31:18 Kind of mountainous it's like a small city of what 15, 20 million people? Chozie Ma 31:26 It's a small city. Yeah. Brian Schoenborn 31:27 Spicy food. I mean, that's, that's why I love that's my favorite food is like the, you know, spicy hot pot. You know, malaxiangguo. Chozie Ma 31:36 Oh. It's a it's spicy. Oh, yeah. You gotta be prepared for that. Yeah, yeah. Brian Schoenborn 31:40 Yeah, I've met so many chunky girls like all Brian, they're like, Can you eat spicy food and I'm like, give it to me. And they're like, they're always so impressed. I'm like, as you know… Chozie Ma 31:49 and because this a beautiful too. So when they say can you eat spicy onion? Yeah. The next day I was like, yeah, to to your assistant. I think you need to cancel my meetings. Just keep me close to a toilet. Brian Schoenborn 32:01 Exactly. That Chengdu spice is always a good idea coming in, but it's never a good idea coming out. Chozie Ma 32:11 It's it's real tough. Yeah. I mean, there's other food there, people, but like, it's just yeah, you gotta definitely try this. Brian Schoenborn 32:22 That's funny. You were saying earlier, you got the best selling dance album of all time in Taiwan and China, is that what that is? Chozie Ma 32:31 It was about 2002. When I was at Avex, so they gave me that idea. Brian Schoenborn 32:36 Yeah. Chozie Ma 32:37 I could have gone with, you know, so many options, but I thought, well, I'm playing house music and house is kind of new in Taiwan. Breakbeat hadn't reached Taiwan yet. So like Finger Licking, Stenton Warriors, you know, like, so Adam Freeland, like it was just kind of really cool. Brian Schoenborn 32:54 Yeah. Chozie Ma 32:54 Nu-school breaks. Basics is funky and it's got beats and it's just vocals and, so I was doing like three turntables sets and clubs and it's just mixing it up mashing it up. So the album itself is is one is, it's an EP of my Isle Formosa which is the first dance album, a dance song with a music video for an artist in Taiwan for dance music. Brian Schoenborn 33:16 Nice. Chozie Ma 33:16 In that category. And then the second CD was full live three turntable break beat mix for an hour. And then the third one was a live house mix of some of my favorite artists in the world but house music funky house vocal house classic house. Brian Schoenborn 33:33 Yeah, all of this would be called EDM now. Chozie Ma 33:35 Well, yeah, I mean, electronic dance music. Back then. Like, and still to this day, but you know, we had styles okay. That's a techno DJ. That's breakbeat DJ. That's a trance DJ. All that stuff, yeah. Brian Schoenborn 33:47 Jungle. Chozie Ma 33:47 Jungle, drum and bass. Everyone was defined, or like, this guy's a bit more versatile that Carl Cox, he can play everything. Brian Schoenborn 33:54 Yeah. Chozie Ma 33:54 He's known as the techno DJ, but the guy will go and fucking smash the classics of the house or hip hop. You know? It's more about being versatile. But as time went on, and I think just society dumbing down into things and just needed things more simplified. People came up with oh let's just call it EDM but that that EDM came up with that whole like that Ultra sound or that, like it's more of that yeah very commercial media. Brian Schoenborn 34:19 Right. Chozie Ma 34:20 It's not techno, it's not trance. It's not this. I don't know what is this is noise to me. Everybody fucking jump. There's no like this for me. There's no talent in that I like to see a DJ that actually produces something or like they're sets are not programmed. Brian Schoenborn 34:34 Right. Chozie Ma 34:34 Um, you know, so I kind of went a little bit disappointed in that culture. But then a good friend of mine that does some pretty big festivals and clubs in around the world. He basically was just like, look, it's still a business. Brian Schoenborn 34:47 Yeah. Chozie Ma 34:47 People are into it. I'm like, fuck, how do I flip the switch. I'm definitely not going to DJ this stuff. Brian Schoenborn 34:52 Well, right. Because if you're I mean, if you're not feeling, the creativity of that, or the creation of that, I mean, you still you made it but you've been in the business for you. Right. I mean, you can still flip that the mindset right and still, you know, rather than being in the creativity side of it, you can be more on the promotion or… Chozie Ma 35:09 Yeah, or be more of us behind the scenes in the tech. Because, I have a tech company, right? So we originally using those for high end events and projections and mapping and stuff like that. So like, why don't we just design the festivals and give tools to these EDM DJs? Brian Schoenborn 35:25 Oh, hell yeah, dude. Chozie Ma 35:25 Like, even though I don't like the music, but hey, why don't we make it more visually, right? Brian Schoenborn 35:30 You can help create the experience. Chozie Ma 35:32 Right? So if you look at it, like ultra know that they started a bit more, they went really big with it, Tomorrowland, big EDM sound, but then they started adding all the different stages. Carl Cox has rennaisance in there, which is doing more techno so then it's obviously like people for first few years. They're listening to the EDM, but then they'll they'll venture over to that stage. They're like, Oh, this is all right. So then the slowly changing and you can see it in the scene that it's moving. People are kind of like steering away. They want more quality and technology. They want more trance. IOr they want more this. So just giving them the promoters giving them more options. Brian Schoenborn 36:03 Yeah. Chozie Ma 36:03 It's better. If it's just giving them one sound and dumbing down the whole world. This is what it is. And unfortunately that's what happened in China. They didn't go through transition. They just went from Oh, let's just stop all house and techno most of the big clubs now and just put in these mainstream are because he's number one, that must be the music right now, or number two and that's what the sound is, noise. Right? So these clubs just followed it but now you can see it's been going like that for a couple of years in China. They're slowly sleeping in every now and then they'll flow in a really good techno DJ, or a really good underground DJ, and people are like digging it they're feeling it, oh this is good. I don't have to just stand there and from my hand in the air I like I can actually groove I can actually feel it you know kind of thing. So it's good. But yeah, we just and obviously the DJ's are all programmed. So they like the big festivals. And I get it because you paying so much money for the ticket. And the DJ needs to know when the fireworks is gonna go off, and it needs to queue and everything's queued up. And so it's very kind of rehearsed. But that's what like a normal concert is anyway, like if you went to Madonna whenever you're painting that she's live, but she knows exactly how cute. So that's how the, you know the big EDM DJ is emergency cue DJs. Brian Schoenborn 37:13 Yeah. Chozie Ma 37:13 So last year in Macau, we will part of, we designed an EDM festival could Jigsaw, some big names, Steve Aoki, all those guys were up there. But what I noticed is from the rave days back in the day, the DJ would never stop. It'd be 12 hours non stop music. Chozie Ma 37:28 the Djs would just go into play on play on blue yonder. And each DJ knew that they knew their time. If you're a warm up your warm up, yeah, if you're 10 pm, you're 10pm. Don't bang out music like it's 4am. A lot of these days in Asia, in China especially, I'll be doing my main set at 1am, and a new DJ would come in and he'd be like, shit, I'm gonna bang a 3am set out before Chozie goes on and I'm just like, dude, you're killing me here, mate. You know what I mean? So that's where we come into most DJs will have their warm up DJ tour with them, because they know this guy's gonna warm it up well, and it's respectful to be a warm up DJ for someone. Or if you're closing after someone, you close out for them. Brian Schoenborn 37:28 Yeah, sure. Brian Schoenborn 38:04 It's like an opening act like the comedy stage, or the band, you know, whatever. Chozie Ma 38:07 Exactly. Yeah, a lot of bedroom bangers, a lot of the younger DJ and I get that. Yeah, it's a transition it takes time. So this festival, we had, you know, 7, 8, 7, big name DJs. And each one of them had like a 10 to 12 minute gap between each show for changeover. I'm like, you know what, man, let's just keep the flow going. Brian Schoenborn 38:24 Yeah. Chozie Ma 38:25 But how do we do that? Because they're still gonna do the change of a sub kind of set up a whole hologram system. And I had DJs, two DJ is on left and right, DMC scratch styles and, we produced the technology where when the DJ scratches, we've got a camera on a hand and she can control the eight foot high hologram, so he or she's scratching. Brian Schoenborn 38:43 Oh really? Chozie Ma 38:44 I mean, the middle on drum pads. So we like we produce these 10 minute, 12 minute segment shows so the audience would just see this flow going through and then the next DJ would be ready then goes on. You know, so there was this awesome interaction of immersive experience. Because I think people are getting bored at these big festivals now like it's the same, same thing. Brian Schoenborn 39:04 It's the same shit. Chozie Ma 39:04 It's the same DJ, same DJs, at these festivals, but like they just reversing that sets around or the next stage is playing something similar or something like that. So I think I think now people just need more, more interaction. That's why bringing more technology into the shows is very important these days, people like now getting smarter. I think I think it got dumbed down. And now it's getting smarter because they're getting so big. Brian Schoenborn 39:25 Well, it's kind of like it gets dumbed down because that's, as much as I hate to say it, it's kind of like, you bring it down to a level where a lot of people can understand, right? A lot of people just easily get it. Then they come in and then as they get used to it, then you can start getting a little more nuanced with it or whatever. Brian Schoenborn 39:42 Getting a little smarter about it. Do you have do you have? Can you show me something like? Chozie Ma 39:42 Right. Chozie Ma 39:47 Oh, yeah, yeah, I can put up with those videos. I'll give them to you. Brian Schoenborn 39:49 Yeah. Chozie Ma 39:50 We can send some links up. Brian Schoenborn 39:51 Okay. Sure. Yeah, no, I'd love to check some of that stuff. Chozie Ma 39:53 Yeah, it's very cool. Brian Schoenborn 39:54 So this Jigsaw? Chozie Ma 39:56 Yeah, it was in Macau. So it was the second year. So we just Brian Schoenborn 39:59 When was that? Chozie Ma 40:00 That was December. Not, ninth last year. Brian Schoenborn 40:03 Oh, so a year ago. Chozie Ma 40:04 Yeah. Brian Schoenborn 40:05 Okay. Chozie Ma 40:05 So we, we will not be selector of the artists and we were the design team and the production team. So we came up with this, I have always I've always had this idea of designing a rave, but in a super high end concept so that the VIP areas were like, made it look like a TV rooms like that. Brian Schoenborn 40:25 Oh, sweet. Chozie Ma 40:25 So they were like they were made out of velvet, and they had all these crazy stuff. You had your own bar in each one. And so on the main stage on the left and right, I built to 60 meter VIP booths built into the stage. So you're on the same level as the stage but you can't get in like you've got a glass barrier. Brian Schoenborn 40:43 Oh, yeah. But you're that close though. Chozie Ma 40:45 But you're that close. And they went for a million renminbi each table and they were the first tables to sell out. Brian Schoenborn 40:50 What? Dude. Chozie Ma 40:50 In Asia whenever you got the highest table. It sells out the first… Brian Schoenborn 40:54 Wow. Chozie Ma 40:55 …and you can have I think it was 70 guests. Came with drinks. Came with girls. came with…it's Macau. Brian Schoenborn 41:00 Yeah, that's nuts. Chozie Ma 41:01 Came with everything. So they sold out. You had those and then it went down into different tiers. So you had like the end. I think it was 800,000 and the 500,000, then the four then two, and then one and 40,000, something like that. So but it was designed in the Venetian Convention Center. Massive. Brian Schoenborn 41:04 Oh yeah, dude, the Venetian's huge in Macau. Chozie Ma 41:21 It's the biggest… Brian Schoenborn 41:21 It's so big. Chozie Ma 41:22 I think its biggest, biggest Hotel in the world or something like that. Brian Schoenborn 41:24 It might be, yeah. Chozie Ma 41:25 13,000 rooms or something. Brian Schoenborn 41:26 Yeah, it's huge. Chozie Ma 41:27 The Convention Center is massive. So we were like, I wanted to feel like a rave. Because that's where my passion comes from. Brian Schoenborn 41:33 Yeah. Chozie Ma 41:33 But like you wanted to give it that super high end service. Brian Schoenborn 41:36 Yeah. Chozie Ma 41:37 So we went in, and we just, we just did this crazy design and made it all cool. And it was cool, man, people just like digging it. But I had that rave feel. Brian Schoenborn 41:44 Yeah. Chozie Ma 41:45 The technology and the Holograms and the lasers. And the LED is all over the place and interactive tables for ordering drinks and stuff like that. So it's cool. So we're just tried to take that technology to another level. Brian Schoenborn 41:56 Yeah, I want to back up a second. I just want to explain because a lot of the listeners are Western, so maybe they haven't been to China. So I want to explain a couple of things real quick. So first, he's talking about selling a table for 1 million RMB. That's Chinese, that's the Chinese currency. If you…rough, rough. Chozie Ma 42:12 Rough conversion? Brian Schoenborn 42:15 Is probably about 200,000ish? $200,000, something like that? Chozie Ma 42:24 143,000 for one table. Brian Schoenborn 42:27 143,000 for one table, right? That's, that's ridiculous. That's ridiculously expensive. Okay? So that's the first thing. Second thing is he's talking about how it's kind of KTV styled. Right? So KTV is not really a big thing in America. Chozie Ma 42:41 Right, right. Brian Schoenborn 42:42 Yeah, you might find out a few spots. Like there's a couple of spots in LA, a couple of spots in New York, really where they were the Asian populations are, you might find a few here and there. But KTV guys essentially, like Americans know karaoke, right? Chozie Ma 42:54 Right. Brian Schoenborn 42:54 The karaoke that we're used to is we go to a bar and there's a karaoke night. So like one night, there's a microphone and the words and like one person at a time sings in front of the entire bar and, you know, in front of strangers and whatever else, right? KTV is just like that. Except there's, there's these buildings like in China, there's these buildings all over the place with dozens of rooms. Chozie Ma 43:16 Like three, 400 rooms. Brian Schoenborn 43:18 Three, 400 rooms in one building. And each room has its own karaoke place. Tables, couches, three microphones, just you and your friends or whatever it is, you know, it could be anywhere between like two and like 20 people something like that. Chozie Ma 43:32 Yeah, you got small rooms and you got themed rooms. Brian Schoenborn 43:34 You sit around you play games, and you drank. Chozie Ma 43:36 Oh, then there's even a free buffet. Like you got meal times. Brian Schoenborn 43:40 Yeah, it's it's super like it can be super cheap to like, you can pay like 20 bucks for like four hours. Chozie Ma 43:45 Yeah, yeah definitely. Brian Schoenborn 43:45 Something like that. But KTV is a huge thing in China. So when he's talking about doing these super high end KTV rooms, right next to the stage, you know, separated by nothing but a glass wall. Chozie Ma 43:57 Well just kind of like a fence. Brian Schoenborn 43:58 Yeah, whatever. It is. Yeah, I mean, that's, that's like, that's like the perfect thing for like that crowd. Chozie Ma 44:05 You know, you've, you've kept the KTV experience to the listeners very PG. Brian Schoenborn 44:09 Oh yeah. Chozie Ma 44:10 So there's a, Brian Schoenborn 44:11 There's dirty KTV too, of course. Chozie Ma 44:13 So the KTV that I designed off is not the dirty side, it's just that you've got these crazy rooms that are, you know, you still paying in up to like 20,000, $30,000 on a night and you go in there and it's like kind of very…hyou could all it gaudy. It's kind of like very velvety. Brian Schoenborn 44:33 Gaudy is a good word for it. Chozie Ma 44:33 And very like chandeliers and, Brian Schoenborn 44:36 Like a 1970s club. Chozie Ma 44:37 Yeah, so you've got that and then you've got the more modern ones. But then it comes in with you get girls. I mean, they come in and you can't sleep with them or anything like they're just hosts. Just like a strip club. Brian Schoenborn 44:48 They are hoooosts. Chozie Ma 44:48 They don't take the clothes off. They don't, you can't grab them. They just come in and they drink with you and they sing for you. Brian Schoenborn 44:54 Yeah. Chozie Ma 44:54 So it's more about a business entertainment. It's more about taking your clients there. Brian Schoenborn 44:58 Yeah. Chozie Ma 44:58 You're drinking there and all you take You just get to buddy thing you just go hang out. Brian Schoenborn 45:03 It's like the boys club kind of thing. Chozie Ma 45:05 It's a boy's club, but, in saying that, you think you think like maybe the wives and the girlfriends would get angry. But in China, they don't, because they have yadian, which is the KTV for women and Ya means Duck, so it's a duck house. So chicken means the girls in those places, this is a Chinese translation, so I'm not trying to say that to where it is and, and discuss people but it's just a translation. Brian Schoenborn 45:29 Yeah. Chozie Ma 45:29 So what I'm saying is that the men have their place to go for entertaining. And I'm telling you can't sleep with them. Brian Schoenborn 45:35 No, you don't, you don't. But the interesting thing about Chozie Ma 45:38 The women have their version. So they go out and have a girls night. Brian Schoenborn 45:42 Right? Right. Chozie Ma 45:42 And the guys go out and they have thier guy's night. Brian Schoenborn 45:43 And then they get these male or female hosts, whatever. Like I remember I've been to a couple of them too. And it's like right after you get situated in the KTV room, whoever works there, they open the door, just this parade of women goes through Chozie Ma 45:55 Yeah, the mama sun. Brian Schoenborn 45:58 Here comes this parade of women and basically, they're all pretty much wearing the same outfit, like the uniform, right? Chozie Ma 46:02 Yeah yeah yeah. Brian Schoenborn 46:03 But it's like this, you know, like I remember seeing like this little like, like dress like a yellowish dress, it was kind of form fitting at the top and maybe like a like a roughly thing. I don't want to say like a two two, that's a bit extreme, but you know, kind of like something like that. Chozie Ma 46:15 Yeah, their version of sexy. Brian Schoenborn 46:16 Fluffy or whatever. Where it's, you know, a little fluffier on the bottom. This is what I'm recalling. You know, it's been a year since I've been back, since I've been there. But yeah, so they bring out this parade of women and you basically you point and you pick pick which one you like, and they'll they'll hang out with you the whole night. And they'll pour drinks for you. Chozie Ma 46:32 I mean, it might some people might be getting put off by this but that they're not there. Brian Schoenborn 46:38 It's not it's not a brothel. Chozie Ma 46:39 Yeah, prostitution, there's a working there. Brian Schoenborn 46:42 It's just straight up entertainment. Chozie Ma 46:43 It's completely legal, like they've got benefits. It's a job you know, so so but it's like it is a good place for business and things. But my point is I they're very extravagant, the rooms, so I wanted to take that extravagance not the girls, the extravagance to a rave because I think the ballers that would buy that table are used to that kind of situation. So you have to dump like, you have to demographic, Brian Schoenborn 47:07 You got to go with what they like. Chozie Ma 47:08 With that like that like so I was like, how am I going to sell these tables for a million? Brian Schoenborn 47:11 Yep. Chozie Ma 47:12 Okay, the clientele the guys that go to these kind of places. As soon as I advertised that, that style of K, of that VIP they sold out in like a minute both of them. Brian Schoenborn 47:23 Hell yeah. Chozie Ma 47:24 You know what I mean? Like boom, done. And then all the VIP sold out, and so it's kind of like, all right, we're on the right track here and designing. So design has become a big thing for us for events and things like that. Brian Schoenborn 47:33 Well, that's cool, too. Because like once you have success with something like that, I mean, that concept that's gonna be pretty easy to duplicate, right? Chozie Ma 47:40 Yeah. Brian Schoenborn 47:40 I mean, so then you're just like, okay. Chozie Ma 47:42 For us. We've done it once we got it. We want to do the next thing again. Brian Schoenborn 47:45 Sure, yeah. Chozie Ma 47:46 More tech into it, or we add more, but I think it's all comes down to service. I think the biggest thing lacking in festivals in China, no matter they've got the budgets and the people. The service seems to be a little bit off. So we try to spend a bit more time on training and investment on the on the server. So we tell our clients, you know what, maybe drop one of the DJs. And you got another couple hundred thousand there. Brian Schoenborn 48:09 Yeah. Chozie Ma 48:09 Like, let's put that into really good bar management, better drinks into better food, you know, because I think you need that. Brian Schoenborn 48:15 Real alcohol. Chozie Ma 48:16 Real alcohol. Exactly. Because there's been a lot of fake alcohol. Brian Schoenborn 48:18 There's a lot of fake alcohol in China. Chozie Ma 48:20 Yeah. So, you know, just like trying to make the experience better for people. And I think that's just, it just goes with anything. It should it should be like that. If you're paying for something good. You need to be that lead with what you pay for. Brian Schoenborn 48:34 Nice. So are you working on anything else experience wise right now? Chozie Ma 48:38 Yes. So. So I mean, people might be thinking, What was he talking about experience and DJing, so… Brian Schoenborn 48:44 No, that's, that's awesome. Like, it's incredible stuff because Chozie Ma 48:46 No, so I'm trying to get to where I'll experience the experience in the tech comes from. Brian Schoenborn 48:50 Oh, okay. Chozie Ma 48:51 So I have a company called Article Projects International. And we started in 1995 doing rave parties in Sydney. So it was Chris Sefton. The founder was just doing lasers. I was the kind of guy breaking into the warehouses and, and and bringing like the DJs and just doing these underground raves, right? Slowly making money as teenagers and turned it into a business. So we've started we've started doing attractions, entertainment venues, and Chris started developing more and more technologies and we became into, into Asia. We built the Fountain of Wealth in Singapore. Suntech City as an attraction, world's largest water screen projection mapping. Brian Schoenborn 49:27 Nice. Chozie Ma 49:28 And then we just kept going and going with in 2005, Zhang Yimou, the director of the Beijing 2008 Olympics and China's claim to fame of most famous director in China. Most respected. Brian Schoenborn 49:42 He was the one

DJ Chozie Ma is the top selling EDM artist in China and Taiwan. Chozie, an Australian by birth, has spent over 22 years in Beijing, building the EDM scene from scratch, beginning with clubs and albums, as well as partnering with the man behind the music at the Beijing 2008 Olympics, to VVIP travel experiences, interactive domes, and organic skincare and health solutions. He is a man of many hats and successful across many spectrums. We dive into his DJ, club and travel experience as well as his current enterprises in immersive dome experiences, VVIP travel, and organic skincare line Greener Ways Organic.

DJ Chozie Ma is the top selling EDM artist in China and Taiwan. Chozie, an Australian by birth, has spent over 22 years in Beijing, building the EDM scene from scratch, beginning with clubs and albums, as well as partnering with the man behind the music at the Beijing 2008 Olympics, to VVIP travel experiences, interactive domes, and organic skincare and health solutions. He is a man of many hats and successful across many spectrums. We dive into his DJ, club and travel experience as well as his current enterprises in immersive dome experiences, VVIP travel, and organic skincare line Greener Ways Organic.

hmv Presents: My Inspiration returns this week and in Season 2 we'll be talking to rapper Big Narstie, Avengers: Endgame screenwriter Christopher Markus, Cradle of Filth frontman Dani Filth and many more!

In the first episode of Season 2 we talk to rapper and TV presenter Big Narstie about what he learned from Grime pioneer Major Ace

Big Jon is joined by Genesis Elijah to talk about The Streets sophomore album; a grand don't come for free. Genesis Elijah is one of the most respected and versatile artists in the UK music scene. He's performed at Glastonbury, Wembley arena & he's worked with the likes of Big Narstie, skinnyman, Klashnekoff and many many more!!! The boys talk about the genius of Mike Skinner, grime for geezers & why its so important to be different!We also answer your listener questions.  Please remember to leave us your top 5 personal fav rappers by heading over to iTunes and leaving us 5 stars & Review. #5for5Enjoy!Follow Genesis Elijah on all platforms: @GenesisElijahFollow us on: @NotoriousP_O_D on twitter  & @Notoriouspod on instagramFollow Big Jon @TheRealJonbass on all platforms.#TheStreets #agranddontcomeforfree #grime #ukmusic #music #musicpodcast #GenesisElijah Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Join Rob Bruce every Monday for conversations with some of the UK’s biggest artists, discussing their latest projects, upcoming plans and hot topics from the UK urban scene. This week, Rob is joined by Big Narstie & Donae'o to talk about their new single, "It's Yours", how they met and what the future holds.

Nordmark Pod får besök av artisten och låtskrivaren Molly Hammar!Det samtalas om och att;Samarbeten, Johans Chartreuse, Big Narstie, London, talangen i främsta rummet, jazzmusikerfamliljen, reducerad som människa, taggad av pressade situationer, hela tiden bli bättre, Idol och Melodifestivalsvängen, en jävla press, Sexplattan, öppnar upp pophjärtat, oskön session? Vi hörs aldrig mer, utanför spåret, terapi, livskris, jag är värd nåt även om jag inte sjunger, hur gör jag för att det inte ska bli mörkt? No place like me och meditation.Mäktigt! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the end of February 2019 and here is a chat I had with the wonderful Dan Vinci in September 2018 for the Behind the Business Podcast. I have known Dan for a number of years due to an assortment of mutual friends in Saaf London. He is a great chap and a solid football play. He can run for days. He invited me round to his flat in Brixton and we chatted about getting into the world of producing. Dan has some really great insights (especially when it comes to the strategic use of Haribo in studio sessions to get the best out of the artist) and is generally a great person to sit down and talk to about music. Genuine passion is evident in everything he says. We didn’t get the chance to talk about a number of really interesting projects he had at the time and some he has done between the record and now so hopefully i will be able to get him back on to chat about those (especially his work with Sir David Attenborough). Regular listeners will also notice some of the music has been altered. Dan was more than just an interview, he also offered up some small choice cuts of his catalogue for his episode. As with all my guest massive thanks to them for getting involved. It has really meant a lot to me. If you are interested in reaching out to dan or any of the guests from this series of the podcast please do get in touch with me using the email listed below. Check out dan via his website and The Dandadda project as well, also listed below. Email to show at behindthebusinesspod@gmail.com (mailto:mailto:behindthebusinesspod@gmail.com) Behind the Business instagram https://www.instagram.com/behindthebusinesspod/ Dan Vinci website https://www.danvinci.com/ Dan Vinci Instagram https://www.instagram.com/danvinci/ The Dandadda https://www.thedandadda.com/ The Dandadda Instagram https://www.instagram.com/thedandadda/  The podcast is hosted by #audioboom and you can listen to, subscribe, follow, like and review the podcast on all the main podcast platforms including #spotify #applepodcasts #itunes #acast and #googlepodcasts (as well as Deezer, Castbox, Radiopublic, Stitcher, Podbean, Overcast, Castro, Breakeraudio, Podcastrepublic, Playerfm, Tunein, Beyondpod, Podkicker, Antennapod, Thepodcastapp, Podcastgo, Podchaser)

Bonjour, bonsoir c’est Youdy B. , votre joyeuse Luronne, votre digueuse d’aventures sonores. Ce soir c'est  "MoodTapes" Party . Une programmation musicale, de 00h à 01h tous les mardis soir, sur vos ondes.  Tout comme nos empreintes, chaque musique est unique. Il est important de préciser, qu'ici,  on ne croit pas au "genre musical", mais au feeling, à la mélodie, à la vibe et surtout au travail.  Mood Tapes #17 : Une  Nouvelle sélection de mes "coups de coeur" de la semaine. Majoritairement de la découverte mais aussi de  l'underrated.  De la sortie de la semaine, au titre à ne pas oublier  à  l’exclusivité. En somme, une sélection subjective, concocté par MoodParis qui j’espère, saura vous plaire. Cette semaine nous voyagerons de la France à l'Allemagne jusqu'en Afrique du Sud.  Justement, dans la catégorie "découvertes" à 19:51 min, MoodParis, te propose l'excellente titre "Drill Work " du talentueux producteur Swindle accompagné de Ghetts  sur ce titre.  Son  premier album ""No More Normal" est sorti le 25 janvier avec une multitude de participants de la riche scène londonienne, comme KOJEY RADICAL, GHETTS, EVA LAZARUS, ANDREW ASHONG, NUBYA GARCIA, D DOUBLE E et KIKO BUN.... Swindle Who ?    “Un penchant certain pour le jazz et la funk aura infusé la musique de Swindle depuis le tout début. Son dernier projet en date “No More Normal” file encore ce parfait amour de jeunesse, conviant un parterre hétérogène issu de la scène musicale britannique, dont D Double E, Andrew Ashong  et Nubya Garcia.  Le producteur versatile et inimitable, orchestre ainsi autant de rencontres entres des artistes qui ont plein de choses en commun mais qui ne se retrouvent pas forcément associés pour autant. Ce nouveau projet voit le jour alors qu’il commence à se faire une solide réputation de producteur pour le compte d’autres artistes. Il collabore avec Mahalia et Kojey Radical, réalisant leur single “Water”, qui rencontre un franc succès, mais aussi Joel Culpepper, dont la dernière session Colors Berlin a déjà amassé plus de 5 millions de vues.    Cette ouverture d’esprit, il la doit à son éducation musicale, étrennée dans son quartier sud de Londres. Très tôt il participe à quelques mixtapes d’artistes de grime tels que Ghetts ou Big Narstie, et compose des instrumentaux pour Roll Deep ou Professor Green. Il se fera surtout remarquer pour ses instrumentaux grimes pour Butterz, le label faiseur de tendance créé par Eljah et Skilliam. Mais c’est avec son premier album “Long Live The Jazz” qu’il prend son envol en tant que producteur. Avec le très ambitieux et international “Peace, Love et Music” en 2016 et le triple EP “Trilogy in Funk” en 2017, il explore autant de références élogieuses de l’underground, posant ainsi les pierres fondatrices de sa vision musicale, une qui ne cesse de prendre de l’amplitude. “ Source communiqué de presse.  N'hésitez pas à donner vos avis, et surtout, propagez sa musique, si un des artistes vous a séduit.  Musicalement votre. Lien playlist    Jingle In Ugly Duckling Yudee Bed Intro James Blake You know you youth 1 Nate Dog Music and me 2 Jo Wedin et Jean Felzine

He might be more known as a TV and Internet personality these days but Big Narstie has been a master of the art form of grime for over 15 years. Today he sits down with John to talk about mental health, childbirth and acceptance. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mo is a stand-up comedian, TV personality and creator of some of the funniest videos on social media. Mo and Jamali chat about their comedy influences, how Mo shot to fame with his online videos, and what Big Narstie thinks of his 'tight' jeans. It's the last episode of this series so download, listen and enjoy. We'll be back!Created by The Hook and World PieceMusic by Kool Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The trio discover what's in-store for them as Freshers' Week looms.

Today's conversation was all about friendships and relationships within and outside of our christian circles. Should Christians have friends that aren't of the faith, and how important are the friendships that do exist with other believers. Peter also came out on this episode, as an unfriendly christian and we talk about whether or not he needs deliverance. we also had the priviledge of being joined by Jemz, Mo's better half on this episode. Shout out to her for just being dope Hookups For the hookups Peter re-shouted out one of his favourite rappers Tobe Nwigwe who is just kiling it with his art at the moment . Check him out here; https://www.tobenwigwe.com/ Jemz shouted out The Big Narstie show which is apprently actully very funny and The black ticket project which aims to encourage more young black adult below thirty to experience black theatre. check those out here The Big Narstie show https://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-big-narstie-show The Black Ticket project https://twitter.com/BTProject_ Mo shouted out a couple of rappers on the Humble Beast roster Propaganda (https://humblebeast.com/artists/propaganda/) and Sho Baraka (https://humblebeast.com/artists/sho-baraka/) two dope rappers that don't shy away from political and social issues in their bars. We hope you enjoy the episode and if you do please let us know in the comments and let your friends know by sharing, and if you don't, please let us know in the comments and let your friends know by sharing. We're big believers in the "win-win" Take care and stay blessed. Special thanks to RUDE (@itsrudeboy) for the intro and outro music. And to Calvin A Turner founder of Torra Media (facebook , @torramedia) and digital designer extraordinaire for TheOrdinaryAmazing.com logo design.

Welcome to the Azpilicueta Episode: Congratulations to France, the 2018 World Cup winners! The boys indulge in the festival of football at the highest level, Drake goes viral (again) with the In My Feelings challenge, Big Narstie and Mo the Comedian get their own show on Channel 4, Donald Trump comes to London (UKIP fans must’ve unloaded in their pants) and lots of new music is released from Chance the Rapper to Layfullstop. Is it a bit cringe to wear a tracksuit past a certain age? Why do white people even want to say the N word? What movie did English go and see recently? Click play to find out and hit @beerrapbants on the socials to join the conversation!

Greetings and Blessings to everybody old and new. Just to correction before the listening pleasure. Lovebox was moved to gunnersbury and not wireless my apologies loud J will have is research up to date next time! we begin the talk with intro to a prince with us on the show, done very well to not make noise, children are beautiful never forget that. we start with festivals, which ones what they're about then and now and experiences as well as how they're portrayed when not popular or to gain popularity. we get into big narstie show and a little critique and analysis but no shade we don't try to pull another black person down for trying. Then we move on to Adoption which is a massive subject and seems like we only touch the surface and we were a king down with Ro D being away but responses from our audience will allow us to revisit the subject again as it is interesting to us and many perceptions of how it should work. bless up for this episode and catch the next one thank you for listening. contact us on: i.g- kingz_and_queen_pod tweet- kingznqueen mail- kingznqueen@yahoo.com please any donations and for support please visit our go fund me to help us continue our journey to talk about stuff that makes sense. gofundme.com/equipment-and-promotion

Ahead of his gig at Rough Trade Nottingham, Big Narstie swung by our studio to discuss his debut album, BDL Bipolar, and his new TV show, The Big Narstie Show.

Edgar Storm – Hot Week Mix 37www.edgarstorm.com 0:00 Edgar Storm - Hot Week 037 Mini Mix 0:39 Felon feat Hayley May - Till The Morning (Exended Club Mix) [Armada Deep] 3:57 Bougenvilla, Albert Neve, David Puentez - No Matter What (Extended Mix) [Musical Freedom] 5:31 Pnau - Control Your Body [etcetc Music] 9:09 Malaa, Noizu - Music Sounds Better With You (Original Mix) [SWM] 12:46 Husky Ft. Nat Conway - Can't Shake It Off (Husky's Club Edit) 17:39 Gorgon City - Motorola [A REALM Records] 20:43 Styline & Raul Mendes - Mas Que Nada (Original Mix) 23:25 Gregor Salto - Looking Good (Steff da Campo & Gregor Salto Remix) [SPRS] 26:49 Ciava - Get Loose (Original Mix) Vamos Music 29:22 Chris Lake - Turn off the Lights feat Alexis Roberts (Extended Version) [Black Book Records] 32:47 Big Narstie, Nightcrawlers, John Reid - Push The Feeling (Blonde Dub Mix) [Relentless] 36:42 Kideko - Good Thing (Kideko's Club Edit) [Ministry of Sound Recordings] 40:05 Noizu - Wavey 42:36 Cedric Gervais - One Night feat. Wealth (D.O.D Remix) [Astralwerks] 45:28 Sini & RMA feat. Fatman Scoop - Lick U (Extendend) [White] 48:50 Swedish House Mafia - Miami 2 Antidote (Mr.Black Tribute Remix) 51:49 Magnificence - Cobra (Extended Mix) [Axtone Records] 54:40 Bougenvilla - Utami (Extended Mix) 56:42 Robin - Feel The Rhythm (Extended Mix) Flashover Black

This episode, Fran aka 1inabillionguy joins Sherryl and Jan to share opinions on social media etiquette, Big Narstie and personal space, whose next on the Hollywood hit list, Kanye West vs Pusha T…album wise and lots more. Plus the trio take a moment to get all philosophical about the universe. It’s juicy, it’s funny and it’s definitely worth the listen! For your fix of Black British humour and social commentary at its best, hit that play button and get involved. If you enjoy what you hear, please like, share and subscribe. Use the hashtag: #tandbpodcast to connect on social media. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Find Tea and Biscuits podcast on Instagram here >> www.instagram.com/tandbpodcast Connect with 1inabillionguy here >> www.instgaram.com/1inabillionguy Holla at Sherryl ( www.instagram.com/sherrylsworld/ ) and Jan ( www.instagram.com/madnewsblog/ ) while you’re at it!

Hot off of the heels of some exciting rap beef between Pusha T and Drake, Mo checks the crew for counting out King Push. But the guys also query if Pusha T actually capitalised off of this feud with Drizzy as much or as well as we would have expected him to? We also discuss, of course, Kanye West’s new project, the Ramadan experience so far, and Big Narstie’s backlash over protecting his personal space but being labelled a homophobe for it.

Vol 54 of the Afrozons Radio show with host @SheilaO with featuring hot tracks from Jidenna, Sarkodie ft Bignarstie & Jays, Kent Jones, Ebony, Fuse ODG ft. Ed Shereen and mugeez, wizkid ft future, ... and more.. with mixes from @DJBonsu, @TopDonn and @thebusytwist. instudo guest the GNC (Ghana national council) with DJ Odikro

A special edition of Below The Belt live from The O2 Arena in London for 'British Beef' - Lawrence Okolie vs Isaac Chamberlain. We take on a journey throughout the night starting in the lounge where we give our pre fight thoughts before we head ringside and chat to Charlie Edwards who tells us his desire to fight Kal Yafai, why it's personal and why Adam Booth is the only trainer he would ever work with. We then get preflight predictions and analysis from boxing heavyweights; Kal Yafai, Dave Caldwell, Tony Bellew and....... Big Narstie. Post fight we get instant reaction again from Dave Caldwell but also Matchroom head honcho Eddie Hearn. We then give our own post fight reaction to sign off from the night. Twitter: @BelowTheBelt_ Facebook.com/BTBPod Instagram: belowthebeltpod Please leave reviews for us at >>> http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1087891999

** NOTE: This week is an explicit/not radio friendly episode on the music and commentary ends... ** This was our second most popular episode of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast with DJ Fusion & Ausar Ra Black Hawk for 2016! Enjoy the flashback goodness of music and editorial from that time!! This week's radio show breakdown (by minutes/hours): 0:00:00 - 1:46:47 Extended Intro 1:46:47 - 2:38:51 DJ Fusion Mix 2:38:41 - 3:49:30 Ausar Ra Black Hawk Mix Our commentary during that week (the week of Feb. 3, 2016) had some new and classic music from the international Black Diaspora, news and commentary that touched base on: • All of the shenanigans of Super Bowl 50 (the game itself, the halftime show with Coldplay, Bruno Mars & Beyonce showing the power of Black Music once again, the crazy racial vibes pre-game & during the event via the media, etc.) • The passing of songwriter, music artist & singer Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire • The upcoming Nile Rodgers & Duran Duran tour • Rihanna's new album dropping via TIDAL and the new (kinda, sorta) standards for RIAA platinum and gold certification with streaming services • Actor Don Cheadle's upcoming Miles Davis movie "Miles Ahead" • DJ Big Kap passing • Beyonce dropping her new song and video this weekend with "Formation" song, the Internet’s extreme responses to it and how far can a pop artist go with pushing their own definition of Blackness (whether for activist or superficial reasons) • Various jackassed rap beefs over the past 2 weeks (B.o.B. vs. Neil DeGrasse Tyson and Wiz Khalifa vs. Kanye West) • Kanye West being the embodiment of the bitter ex EVERYONE despises when you’re just moved and are living your life • DJ Kool Herc's old NYC block in the Bronx being now being officially called Hip-Hop Blvd. • Black Folks winning with the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards • The UN talking about the need for reparations from slavery for Black Americans • Flint Water Crisis updates and new stories about issues of harmful amounts of lead being in the water all over the U.S. • Black Lives Matter’s DeRay Mckesson running for mayor of Balitmore and what that means • The African wife who crashed her fake funeral after her husband tried to kill her • And some other stuff here and there… There was no brand new Black Agenda Report news mini-segment on this week's episode due to our extended commentary. Feel free to check out some recent episodes of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast over at our official blog, BlackRadioIsBack.com - all of the shows are clean/radio friendly. FuseBox Radio Playlist + Charts for the Week of January 4, 2017 [originally broadcast on the week of February 3, 2016] DJ Fusion Extended Music Mix [tunes listed by artist/song title/label(s) in order] 1. Kenny Dope/Yeah/Freeze Records 2. Camp Lo/Son Of A.../Soul Fever 3. Anderson .Paak/Hear Don't Stand A Chance/Steel Wool, OBE, Art Club & EMPIRE 4. Saul Williams/Think Like They Book Say/Fader Label 5. Asher Roth, Nottz & Travis Barker/Goin Down/White Label 6. Big Narstie feat. Kwan Villain & Typah Jammz/Oh My Goodness/Dice Recordings 7. Beneficence/Vibrate The Streets/ Ill Adrenaline Records 8. Kooley High feat. Add-2/Where I'm Going/M.E.C.C.A. Records 9. Audio Push/Picture Me/AudioPush.com 10. Adrian Younge/La Ballade/Linear Labs 11. MURS & 9th Wonder/Wait...Back It Up/Strange Music 12. Lord Raja/Ride Out/Ghostly Int'l & Adult Swim 13. OG Maco/I Am Legend/ TheLordOfRage.com 14. Esperanza Spaulding/Good Lava/Concord 15. Maria Muldaur/Midnight At the Oasis (Cuica RMX)/WB 16. DJ Pepsi feat Monique Bingham/Pride/MoNyuku Music PLUS the Ausar Ra Black Hawk Master Mix w/ Old School Black Music Classics, New School Tunes and Independent Music Finds and more!

SISTER - Episode 9 continues to build the bridge between UK & US electronic music scenes with Carly Wilford and Shan McGinley calling in OWSLA's Jack Beats to takeover the #SaveTheRave guest-mix. In the interview hot-seat SISTER have got none other than the grime legend himself... Big Narstie! Alongside some tales from the teams first live DJ set in Ibiza. GLOBAL. RAVE. MATERIAL.

Harley is away this week, but Reece is back in the building! The boys discuss condoms and plastic bags. They also solve your legal queries involving sexual spoons and IKEA fetishes. Izzie Gibbs joins them in the studio to chat about his latest single and working with Big Narstie.

Harley is away this week, but Reece is back in the building! The boys discuss condoms and plastic bags. They also solve your legal queries involving sexual spoons and IKEA fetishes. Izzie Gibbs joins them in the studio to chat about his latest single and working with Big Narstie.

Craig David x Big Narstie, Wamdue Project, Nativ, New York Transit Authority, Finn and more.

More fire from Shepdog this month as he delivers another hour of the finest hot tunes from the likes of Stylo G, Big Narstie, Turntable Dubbers, Blend Mishkin, Damien Marley, Resonators and more, including remixes from Numa Crew, T & Sugah and Moresounds. Big, bad and heavy is the order of the day once again - turn on, tune in and tun up! Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/niceuprecords/nice-up-podcast-august-2016/ Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/nice-up!-records/id819406862?mt=2 Tracklist: 1. Original (Liondub remix) - Blend Mishkin & Roots Evolution ft Skarra Mucci & Mandinka Warrior 2. Be There For You (T & Sugah remix) - Turntable Dubbers ft Doctor 3. Fussing & Fighting (Numa crew remix) - DJ Vadim ft Demolition Man 4. BDL Skank - Big Narstie ft Super Cat 5. Bike Engine - Stylo G & Jacob Plant 6. Mountain Mover - Gappy Ranks 7. Lambada - Serocee 8. I Love The Way - Shakka ft Mr Vegas 9. Giants - Akala ft Kabaka Pyramid & Marshall 10. Nail Pon Cross - Damien Marley 11. So Unjust - Stephen Marley ft Rakim & Kardinal Offishal 12. Imaginary People - Resonators 13. Liar Liar - Jstar ft Kinck 14. Always - Toddla T & Andrea Martin ft Silkki Wonda 15. Guns & Fiyah (Moresounds dub) - Bukkah ft Junior Dread 16. Nothing More To Say - The Frightnrs

As half the team are away we thought we'd give you highlights of the cut the chat Live episode from Birmingham back in 2014. With special guests Big Narstie & Lady Leshurr

** NOTE: This week is an explicit/not radio friendly episode on the music and commentary ends... ** This is the latest, BRAND NEW (and extended) episode of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast with DJ Fusion & Ausar Ra Black Hawk for the week of Feb. 3, 2016 with some new and classic music from the international Black Diaspora, news and commentary. This week's radio show breakdown (by minutes/hours): 0:00:00 - 1:46:47 Extended Intro 1:46:47 - 2:38:51 DJ Fusion Mix 2:38:41 - 3:49:30 Ausar Ra Black Hawk Mix Our commentary this week touched base on: • All of the shenanigans of Super Bowl 50 (the game itself, the halftime show with Coldplay, Bruno Mars & Beyonce showing the power of Black Music once again, the crazy racial vibes pre-game & during the event via the media, etc.) • The passing of songwriter, music artist & singer Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire • The upcoming Nile Rodgers & Duran Duran tour • Rihanna's new album dropping via TIDAL and the new (kinda, sorta) standards for RIAA platinum and gold certification with streaming services • Actor Don Cheadle's upcoming Miles Davis movie "Miles Ahead" • DJ Big Kap passing • Beyonce dropping her new song and video this weekend with "Formation" song, the Internet’s extreme responses to it and how far can a pop artist go with pushing their own definition of Blackness (whether for activist or superficial reasons) • Various jackassed rap beefs over the past 2 weeks (B.o.B. vs. Neil DeGrasse Tyson and Wiz Khalifa vs. Kanye West) • Kanye West being the embodiment of the bitter ex EVERYONE despises when you’re just moved and are living your life • DJ Kool Herc's old NYC block in the Bronx being now being officially called Hip-Hop Blvd. • Black Folks winning with the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards • The UN talking about the need for reparations from slavery for Black Americans • Flint Water Crisis updates and new stories about issues of harmful amounts of lead being in the water all over the U.S. • Black Lives Matter’s DeRay Mckesson running for mayor of Balitmore and what that means • The African wife who crashed her fake funeral after her husband tried to kill her • And some other stuff here and there… There is no brand new Black Agenda Report news mini-segment on this week's episode due to our extended commentary. Feel free to check out some recent episodes of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast over at our official blog, BlackRadioIsBack.com - all of the shows are clean/radio friendly. FuseBox Radio Playlist + Charts for the Week of February 3, 2016 DJ Fusion Extended Music Mix [tunes listed by artist/song title/label(s) in order] 1. Kenny Dope/Yeah/Freeze Records 2. Camp Lo/Son Of A.../Soul Fever 3. Anderson .Paak/Hear Don't Stand A Chance/Steel Wool, OBE, Art Club & EMPIRE 4. Saul Williams/Think Like They Book Say/Fader Label 5. Asher Roth, Nottz & Travis Barker/Goin Down/White Label 6. Big Narstie feat. Kwan Villain & Typah Jammz/Oh My Goodness/Dice Recordings 7. Beneficence/Vibrate The Streets/ Ill Adrenaline Records 8. Kooley High feat. Add-2/Where I'm Going/M.E.C.C.A. Records 9. Audio Push/Picture Me/AudioPush.com 10. Adrian Younge/La Ballade/Linear Labs 11. MURS & 9th Wonder/Wait...Back It Up/Strange Music 12. Lord Raja/Ride Out/Ghostly Int'l & Adult Swim 13. OG Maco/I Am Legend/ TheLordOfRage.com 14. Esperanza Spaulding/Good Lava/Concord 15. Maria Muldaur/Midnight At the Oasis (Cuica RMX)/WB 16. DJ Pepsi feat Monique Bingham/Pride/MoNyuku Music PLUS the Ausar Ra Black Hawk Master Mix w/ Old School Black Music Classics, New School Tunes and Independent Music Finds and more!

On this week's show, Producer Matt kick things off with brand new business from Craig David and Big Narstie, with Todd Terry on the remix. Plus, new music from Apres, Theo Kottis, Martin Waslewski, and many more. Full track listings of the last 3 shows available at djbook.co/radio. Listen to the show LIVE each and every Friday from 6pm at sumoradio.uk/live and on Voice FM (UK), and Radio One Mallorca (Spain). Get in touch with the show and get your shouts out, tweet your message to @MattAuckland or @ProducerMattUK. Host & Producer: Matt Auckland (Producer Matt). Brought to you by The DJ Book & Sumo Radio

Garage and RnB star Craig David is back with new single "When The Bassline Drops". Stuart Provan talks to Craig and rapper Big Narstie about the single.

Podcast #16: Big Narstie by RealTalk

This podcast features Scott Wise, Roei Dans and their guests Big Narstie and Modestep, filmed on 29th April 2015, at Modestep’s studios in London. Modestep are one of the leading names in electronic music, having played some of the biggest festivals and venues in the world, and this was filmed the week before the release of their newest album London Road, which features Big Narstie. Big Narstie is one of the fasting rising grime stars and internet sensations in London right now. Wise, Dans, Modestep & Narstie spoke about filming music videos, performing live shows around the world and the highs and lows of touring. The guys also discussed sea life, animal rights, and punching octopuses. Conversation flowed to how the guys like to chill out at home and some of their favourite TV shows including Game Of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Trailer Park Boys & EastEnders. As everyone got higher and higher, conversation moved toward drugs, the government, peace, solving world hunger, equality, how humans work, as well as the need to understand what it’s like to live with nothing. 00:00 – 00:40: Introducing MODESTEP & Big Narstie 00:41 – 02:30: Filming Music Videos 02:31 – 03:00: Extreme Sports in the Ghetto 03:01 – 07:16: “I’m Gonna Punch An Octopus In The Face” 07:17 – 08:40: BlackFish 08:41 – 10:58: Live Shows & Summer Festivals 10:59 – 13:49: Japan & Masturbation Game Shows 13:50 – 15:19: Travelling in Asia 15:20 – 18:57: Narstie’s Routine 18:58 – 19:49: Taking Narstie’s Innocence 19:50 – 30:20: Eastenders, Breaking Bad, Game Of Thrones & Trailer Park Boys 30:21 – 33:39: “What You Smoking?” 33:40 – 36:30: Should All Drugs Be Legal? 36:31 – 39:00: Drugs & Control 39:01 – 41:00: Money For Drug Policy 41:01 – 43:40: Progress & Humanity 43:41 – 45:35: How Do Humans Work? 45:36 – 47:15: Equality, Philanthropy & Charity 47:16 – 51:04: Privilege & Understanding The Other Side Facebook: facebook.com/realtalkhq Twitter: @realtalkbts & @RoeiDans @ScottWiseRT Instagram: @realtalkbts @RoeiDans @BeardMonster101 -------------------------------- Modestep Facebook: facebook.com/modestep Twitter: @modestep Instagram: @tonymodestep & @joshmodestep -------------------------------- Big Narstie Facebook: facebook.com/bignarstie Twitter: @bignarstie Instagram: @bignarstie http://bignarstie.com/ - Get your BASE pen here now!

Appreciating King Kendrick’s new album is a must in this episode. Giggles galore over the Big Narstie vs Chip beef is too! Neil Lonsdale is just begging publicity and the idea of Cheryl Fernandez Versini stepping into politics is quite possibly the funniest thing so far this year! All this plus an in-depth analysis of Tyrese’s ‘bedroom’ sounds together with the need to understand Adam Deacon’s state of mind, makes up the main bulk of episode 5 of Tea & Biscuits with Sherryl Blu and Janice Miss Mad News. A must listen! Report

Jack Light - Podcast #2 ft KBee Original Tracklist Interlude #1 A TRIBE CALLED QUEST - Electric Relaxation (sample of Ramsey Lewis's Dreams) 2PAC - Changes (sample of Bruce Hornsby and the Range's The Way It Is_ COOLIO - Gangsters Paradise (sample of Stevie Wonder's Pastime Paradise) THE GAME & 50 CENT - Hate it or Love it (sample of The Trammps's Rubber Band & Eric B. & Rakim's My Melody) Interlude #2 JAY-Z - Encore (sample of John Holt's I Will, A Tribe Called Quest's Rap Promoter & Chris Rock's N****s vs. Black People) KANYE WEST & DWELE - Power (sample of Continent Number 6's Afromerica, Cold Grits's It's Your Thing & King Crimson's 21st Century Schizoid Man) BIG BOI & CUTTY - Shutterbug (sample of Soul II Soul's "Back to Life(However Do You Want Me)& "You Are in My System", written and performed by The System's David Frank and Mic Murphy) ASHER ROTH - I Love College (sample of MC Lyte feat. Audio Two's 10% Dis & Weezer's Say It Ain't So) MAC MILLER- Kool aid and Frozen Pizza (sample of Erule's Listen Up & Lord Finesse's Hip 2 Da Game) FLO RIDA - Good Feeling (sample of Etta James's Something's Got a Hold on Me) Interlude #3 JACK LIGHT - Diamonds Lie (Produced by KBee Original)

Jack Light - Podcast #1 Tracklist Interlude #1 - The 45 King - The 900 Number Mac Miller - Party on 5th Ave Mos Def - Mathematics Jack Light - Mathematics Elro ft Manga, JME - Scrabble Dappy - Tarzan 2 (I'm coming) Interlude #2 Wiley - Evolve or be Extinct Big Narstie - Burst da pipe Asher Roth ft Meek Mill - Party Girl Billy Daniel Bunter & Sanxion meet $pyda - Jump Around (Cottonmouth Remix) Interlude #3 Jack Light - Spit a bar? Maybe!

GIITTV's Bill Cummings spoke exclusively to ace Welsh rapper/remixer Akira The Don(born Adam Narkiewicz).His second album 'The Life Equation" is released later this year, which he promises is 'a massive pop record - massive and pop like New Order, or Meatloaf, or The Supremes'In advance he's put together an exclusive free track to celebrate the release of Street Fighter 4. Appropriately named 'Street Fighter', another idiosyncratic joint from the magician of samples, featuring three rappers skitting on Childhood fights it's a grimey slice of old school hip-hop containing mashed up sound bites from the classic 90s arcade title.If you ever played Street Fighter back in the day, at home on your SNES or in a grubby seafront arcade, this is going to be a big nostalgia trip - check it out here:http://www.akirathedon.com/2009/02/music-akira-the-don-ft-big-narstie-littles-lickle-p-streetfighter-i-will-f-u-up/ Why the love for Streetfighter? What's your favourite character?Street Fighter was the second beat em up I ever played. the first was some Karate Kid thing, which pretty much Sucked Balls... So discovering Street Fighter, and the Spectrum version adapted for the Sam Coupe at that, was something of a revelation. It was all animey-ey, like Ulyses and those cartoons that were on at the time that I loved. It was just dope... And for some worrying reason (probably the same one for which I gravitated towards Voldo in Soul Calibur), I was big on Dhalsim. He was just the sickest thing. Levitating and punching you in the balls from six feet and shit. So how did the Streetfighter track come about? Did they approach you or did you always hanker after remixing the sound effects on the game?They got in touch to see if I fancied getting my hands on the sound effects and parts and stuff, and I totally did. Weirdly (or not, depending on how much faith you have in Idea Space, or Collective Consciousness, or whatever you call it), I'd been doing a bunch of computer game themed/sampling stuff for a rapper called Pixel, and I'd wanted to get the Street Fighter parts for a while. The music was this brilliant, epic, pop stuff, totally synthetic but still warm. I was always drawn to that sort of thing.What was the lyrical set up?I heard you took inspiration from school yard fights?Yeah, exactly. Littles, Narstie and Lickle P were round, listening to music and chopping up bags of weed with my hairdressing scissors, and we got to talking about all the fights we got into at school, and that became the song.Tell us about the rappers that appear on the track?Well, there's Big Narstie from Brixtol, who I've been making music with since 2004. He's brilliant, a very funny, very genuine, very talented guy. We've just finished recording his debut album here at Don Studios. It's a beautiful, tragic, horrific future-pop record, which I believe he's titling An Exceedingly Good Cake.Littles is a good friend of mine, and a dope emcee. We've made a lot of music together these past few years... I recorded both his mixtapes here. He's been on tag for about 5 months and has to be home for 7, but we've still made a load of music regardless. he gets on with stuff, whatever. He's ace. Lickle P is a mate of his, we only met recently. He's part of Juelz Santana's Skull Gang thing. I love his voice, it sounds double tracked when it isn't.How about the new album when is that due to drop now?I heard you lost a hard drive?I lost three hard drives in a week! 6 years of work! Dead to dodgy electrics and poverty! I am ZenNinja-fied though so I didn't even swear. I just made new stuff. The album wasn't too affected anyway, cos its all on Stephen Hague's machines, and he's old school so he backs everything up fifteen times and ships one drive off to California to be locked in a wine cellar and that sort of thing. Anyway, the record is awesome, thanks for asking. Its called The Life Equation. I wanted to make a massive pop record - massive and pop like New Order, or Meatloaf, or The Supremes, and we've more than achieved that. Its being mixed right now, by the aforementioned Dr Hague, and I'm working on the mixtape that comes before it, which is called The Omega Sanction. That drops in March.Could you give us a direct link to the track?Here ya go. AKIRA THE DON FEAT BIG NARSTIE, LITTLES AND LICKLE P- STREETFIGHTERWe're doing a remix competition for the thing - I've upped all the Street Fighter sounds and effects and the acapella on my site, for people to play with. I am excited to hear what people come up with, cos my peoples' stuff is always awesome.Good luck and thanksThank you brother!Akira The Don releases his new album "The Life Equation" later this year(its preceeded by the mixtape in March). Street Fighter 4's released on 20th FebruaryOrginally published here:http://www.godisinthetvzine.co.uk/content/content_detail.php?id=3113&type=InterviewsAll content syndicated from http://wwwg.odisinthetvzine.co.uk

Podcast #06 features music from Roll Deep, Big N.A.R.S.T.I.E and more. Plus special guest Maxwell D passes through alongside Brat Kid to bless the mic!

1. Peyton Williams – All I Do 2. Zedd Maren Morris Grey – The Middle (Alphalove Remix)(Extended Mix) 3. The Weeknd feat. Kendrick Lamar – Pray For Me (Charlie Lane Remix)(Main) 4. Martin Solveig vs. Booyah Riot – Hello 2018 (Club Breakerz Remix) 5. The Cube Guys vs. Whitney Houston & Barbara Tucker – I Wanna Dance With Somebody (The Scene Kings Remix) 6. Pitbull – Fireball (Syntrix Remix)(Se) 7. J Balvin & Nicky Jam vs. Nejtrino & Baur – Vs. (Club Breakerz Remix) 8. Jennifer Lopez feat. Dj Khaled & Cardi B – Dinero (Dj Homewreckr Intro Remix) 9. Bruno Mars – Finesse (Purari Remix)(Extended Mix) 10. Beyonce – Formation (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) 11. Dj Khaled feat. Rihanna & Bryson Tiller – Wild Thoughts (Dj Stranger Remix)(Extended Mix) 12. Nightcrawlers & Big Narstie vs. Blonde – Push The Feeling On (Club Breakerz Remix) 13. Dua Lipa – New Rules (Felipe Angel Remix)(Extended Mix) 14. Ariana Grande – No Tears Left To Cry (Mmp Club Refix) 15. Justin Timberberlake feat. Chris Stapleton – Say Something (Twodb Remix)(Extended Mix) 16. Dnce vs. Henry Fong vs. Jump Smokers – Cake By The Ocean (Bb Vegas House Remix) 17. Donna Summer – Hot Stuff (Dave Aude Club Remix)(Main)

1. Peyton Williams – All I Do 2. Zedd Maren Morris Grey – The Middle (Alphalove Remix)(Extended Mix) 3. The Weeknd feat. Kendrick Lamar – Pray For Me (Charlie Lane Remix)(Main) 4. Martin Solveig vs. Booyah Riot – Hello 2018 (Club Breakerz Remix) 5. The Cube Guys vs. Whitney Houston & Barbara Tucker – I Wanna Dance With Somebody (The Scene Kings Remix) 6. Pitbull – Fireball (Syntrix Remix)(Se) 7. J Balvin & Nicky Jam vs. Nejtrino & Baur – Vs. (Club Breakerz Remix) 8. Jennifer Lopez feat. Dj Khaled & Cardi B – Dinero (Dj Homewreckr Intro Remix) 9. Bruno Mars – Finesse (Purari Remix)(Extended Mix) 10. Beyonce – Formation (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) 11. Dj Khaled feat. Rihanna & Bryson Tiller – Wild Thoughts (Dj Stranger Remix)(Extended Mix) 12. Nightcrawlers & Big Narstie vs. Blonde – Push The Feeling On (Club Breakerz Remix) 13. Dua Lipa – New Rules (Felipe Angel Remix)(Extended Mix) 14. Ariana Grande – No Tears Left To Cry (Mmp Club Refix) 15. Justin Timberberlake feat. Chris Stapleton – Say Something (Twodb Remix)(Extended Mix) 16. Dnce vs. Henry Fong vs. Jump Smokers – Cake By The Ocean (Bb Vegas House Remix) 17. Donna Summer – Hot Stuff (Dave Aude Club Remix)(Main)