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LABR Introduces Mr. Eric "EMAN" Clark as an official collective member. We are humbled by what he's bringing willingly to the collective. The connection is so much deeper than music. He gets it, simply. A Brother who's been in the game for a min. Yet with the same ego free, humble around the way brotha. Who can bring the heat where as well as lift you up in the process. Catch his show, Every Saturday 10pm (BST) 5pm (EST)If you're on the go? Android: RadioDroid Apphttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details...iphone & Android: Radio Gardenhttp://radio.garden/visit/salford/FgTlcFdbFind us at ALL of these places also. https://loveabrotherradio.org or https://labr.onlineTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/loveabrotherradioFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/labrloveabrotherradioTwitter: @labr4thepeopleAmy Grady - D.O. c/oJaeh Daycon aka Brother Soul
LABR Introduces Mr. Eric "EMAN" Clark as an official collective member. We are humbled by what he's bringing willingly to the collective. The connection is so much deeper than music. He gets it, simply. A Brother who's been in the game for a min. Yet with the same ego free, humble around the way brotha. Who can bring the heat where as well as lift you up in the process. Catch his show, Every Saturday 10pm (BST) 5pm (EST)If you're on the go? Android: RadioDroid Apphttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details...iphone & Android: Radio Gardenhttp://radio.garden/visit/salford/FgTlcFdbFind us at ALL of these places also. https://loveabrotherradio.org or https://labr.onlineTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/loveabrotherradioFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/labrloveabrotherradioTwitter: @labr4thepeopleAmy Grady - D.O. c/oJaeh Daycon aka Brother Soul
LABR Introduces Mr. Eric "EMAN" Clark as an official collective member. We are humbled by what he's bringing willingly to the collective. The connection is so much deeper than music. He gets it, simply. A Brother who's been in the game for a min. Yet with the same ego free, humble around the way brotha. Who can bring the heat where as well as lift you up in the process. Catch his show, Every Saturday 10pm (BST) 5pm (EST)If you're on the go? Android: RadioDroid Apphttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details...iphone & Android: Radio Gardenhttp://radio.garden/visit/salford/FgTlcFdbFind us at ALL of these places also. https://loveabrotherradio.org or https://labr.onlineTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/loveabrotherradioFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/labrloveabrotherradioTwitter: @labr4thepeopleAmy Grady - D.O. c/oJaeh Daycon aka Brother Soul
LABR Introduces Mr. Eric "EMAN" Clark as an official collective member. We are humbled by what he's bringing willingly to the collective. The connection is so much deeper than music. He gets it, simply. A Brother who's been in the game for a min. Yet with the same ego free, humble around the way brotha. Who can bring the heat where as well as lift you up in the process. Catch his show, Every Saturday 10pm (BST) 5pm (EST)If you're on the go? Android: RadioDroid Apphttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details...iphone & Android: Radio Gardenhttp://radio.garden/visit/salford/FgTlcFdbFind us at ALL of these places also. https://loveabrotherradio.org or https://labr.onlineTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/loveabrotherradioFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/labrloveabrotherradioTwitter: @labr4thepeopleAmy Grady - D.O. c/oJaeh Daycon aka Brother Soul
LABR Introduces Mr. Eric "EMAN" Clark as an official collective member. We are humbled by what he's bringing willingly to the collective. The connection is so much deeper than music. He gets it, simply. A Brother who's been in the game for a min. Yet with the same ego free, humble around the way brotha. Who can bring the heat where as well as lift you up in the process. Catch his show, Every Saturday 10pm (BST) 5pm (EST)If you're on the go? Android: RadioDroid Apphttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details...iphone & Android: Radio Gardenhttp://radio.garden/visit/salford/FgTlcFdbFind us at ALL of these places also. https://loveabrotherradio.org or https://labr.onlineTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/loveabrotherradioFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/labrloveabrotherradioTwitter: @labr4thepeopleAmy Grady - D.O. c/oJaeh Daycon aka Brother Soul
LABR Introduces Mr. Eric "EMAN" Clark as an official collective member. We are humbled by what he's bringing willingly to the collective. The connection is so much deeper than music. He gets it, simply. A Brother who's been in the game for a min. Yet with the same ego free, humble around the way brotha. Who can bring the heat where as well as lift you up in the process. Catch his show, Every Saturday 10pm (BST) 5pm (EST)If you're on the go? Android: RadioDroid Apphttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details...iphone & Android: Radio Gardenhttp://radio.garden/visit/salford/FgTlcFdbFind us at ALL of these places also. https://loveabrotherradio.org or https://labr.onlineTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/loveabrotherradioYoutube: https://youtu.be/1xYbsPeTKxsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/labrloveabrotherradioTwitter: @labr4thepeopleAmy Grady - D.O. c/oJaeh Daycon aka Brother Soul
LABR Presents - Eric EMAN Clark - 01LABR Introduces Mr. Eric "EMAN" Clark as an official collective member. We are humbled by what he's bringing willingly to the collective. The connection is so much deeper than music. He gets it, simply. A Brother who's been in the game for a min. Yet with the same ego free, humble around the way brotha. Who can bring the heat where as well as lift you up in the process. Catch his show, Every Saturday 10pm (BST) 5pm (EST)If you're on the go? Android: RadioDroid Apphttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details...iphone & Android: Radio Gardenhttp://radio.garden/visit/salford/FgTlcFdbFind us at ALL of these places also. https://loveabrotherradio.org or https://labr.onlineTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/loveabrotherradioYoutube: https://youtu.be/1xYbsPeTKxsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/labrloveabrotherradioTwitter: @labr4thepeopleAmy Grady - D.O. c/oJaeh Daycon aka Broth
B. Cox reviews Main Source's classic debut album 1991's Breaking Atoms. It was a wildly creative and sonically pleasing debut combining the exploits of twin brother DJs K-Cut and Sir Scratch along with emcee and soon to be legendary producer Large Professor. Behind funky and soulful sample based beats teamed up with Large Professor's prolific rhymes, the album tackled issues such failed relationships, emcee double crossing, police brutality, violence in the community and even featured the now-fabled debut of an unknown MC named Nas on a track that would be become more popular than the album itself. Initially rated a 4.5 Mic album by The Source upon release, the critically acclaimed album was re-rated as a 5 Mic Classic and named as one of the Best 100 Albums by the publication upon later editions. Follow The Vault: Classic Music Reviews Podcast Onlinehttps:linktr.ee/vaultcmrShow NotesAlbumism: Main Source's Debut Album 'Breaking Atoms' Turns 30 | Anniversary Retrospectivehttps://www.albumism.com/features/tribute-celebrating-30-years-of-main-source-breaking-atomsThe Boombox: Main Source's "Breaking Atoms" Influenced A Generation of Producershttps://theboombox.com/main-sources-breaking-atoms-influenced-a-generation-of-producers/BrooklynRadio.com: #30thAnniversary - Main Source "Breaking Atoms" http://brooklynradio.com/30thanniversary-main-source-breaking-atoms/HighSnobiety: Main Source's "Breaking Atoms" Is Still Relevant 25 Years Laterhttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/breaking-atoms-25-year-anniversary/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-vault-classic-music-reviews-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Der erste Beitrag des Jahres kommt von **Oonops** aus Hannover. Wenn Oonops nicht gerade eine seiner Compilations veröffentlicht, moderiert er seine monatliche Vinyl-Show beim Brooklyn Radio und wird dabei mit Gastmixen aus der ganzen Welt unterstützt. Sein Mix Polyrhythmic Textures ist eine knackige Mischung aus Jazz, Polyrhythm über Psych Rock bis zu Hip-Hop und Instrumental-Beats.
Der erste Beitrag des Jahres kommt von **Oonops** aus Hannover. Wenn Oonops nicht gerade eine seiner Compilations veröffentlicht, moderiert er seine monatliche Vinyl-Show beim Brooklyn Radio und wird dabei mit Gastmixen aus der ganzen Welt unterstützt. Sein Mix Polyrhythmic Textures ist eine knackige Mischung aus Jazz, Polyrhythm über Psych Rock bis zu Hip-Hop und Instrumental-Beats.
Der erste Beitrag des Jahres kommt von **Oonops** aus Hannover. Wenn Oonops nicht gerade eine seiner Compilations veröffentlicht, moderiert er seine monatliche Vinyl-Show beim Brooklyn Radio und wird dabei mit Gastmixen aus der ganzen Welt unterstützt. Sein Mix Polyrhythmic Textures ist eine knackige Mischung aus Jazz, Polyrhythm über Psych Rock bis zu Hip-Hop und Instrumental-Beats.
Soul Dimension Session is back! For this week's episode, we are featuring a guest mix from DJ Stikmand from Brooklyn Radio, taking you back – way back – back into the roots of funk, soul, and hip hop. Perfect soundtrack for your summertime barbecues. Sit back and enjoy! Remember to subscribe/follow us for the latest podcast episodes and updates.
Originally aired on the homie Oonops Drops "Hip Hop Special 3" on Brooklyn Radio. This is a mix, entirely of original pressings of late 80s/early 90s rap records... but the lesser known "b-sides"! A really fun listen especially if you're not familiar with the songs but you're from that era. Featuring joints like: Young MC - Fastest Rhyme Def Jef - God Made Me Funky The Junkyard Band - Sardines 3rd Bass - Derelicts Of Dialect Ed O.G. and the Bulldogs - Kid From The Ghetto Ice Cube - 2 N The Morning Too Short - What Rap? DJ Quik - Jus Lyke Compton Naughty By Nature - The Hood Comes First A Tribe Called Quest - Skypager Fugees feat. Diamond D - The Score Arrested Development - Natural Madchild - Like A Tech Del Tha Funky Homosapien - Made In America (SD50s Remix) Biz Markie - The Do Do Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock - Times Are Gettin’ Ill NWA - If It Ain’t Ruff D-Nice - Crumbs On The Table Lakim Shabazz - Gettin’ Fierce ALL VINYL ALL 45s ALL MIXED BY FLIPOUT
Check out this guest mix I did along with DJ/Producer, Flevans for Curator/DJ, Oonops on Brooklyn Radio. Oonops starts it off “with 90 minutes of brand new, upcoming and classic vinyl tracks from Dub, Soul, Funk, Disco, Boogie, Afrobeat to Instrumentals,” folowed by Flevans’ “who serves a delicious housy, funky, discotizing set for your dancing shoes.” I end things ” with a tasty cross-section from soul, funk to hip hop.” Check out the mix below, peep his site HERE and show my man Oonops some love for holding down the culture! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bamalovesoul-radio/support
And just like that, we celebrate 6 years of Fresh Taste and 5 years of running this monthly show on Brooklyn Radio! I can honestly say that this show changed my life. It gave me a nice platform where I could share my music discoveries, which has been one of my favorite things since my childhood. …
Einen solch tierischen Sunday Joint hatten wir noch nie: Oonops Drops, bekannt vom Brooklynradio, selektierte für seine Mischung ausschließlich Songs, die zumindest Tiere im Titel haben. Dieser eklektische Mix ist extrem vielfältig und reicht von Dub über Reggae, Soul, Funk zu Afro-Jazz bis hin zu Brass. Ein tierisches Feuerwerk der Sounds. Viel Spaß damit!
Einen solch tierischen Sunday Joint hatten wir noch nie: Oonops Drops, bekannt vom Brooklynradio, selektierte für seine Mischung ausschließlich Songs, die zumindest Tiere im Titel haben. Dieser eklektische Mix ist extrem vielfältig und reicht von Dub über Reggae, Soul, Funk zu Afro-Jazz bis hin zu Brass. Ein tierisches Feuerwerk der Sounds. Viel Spaß damit!
Einen solch tierischen Sunday Joint hatten wir noch nie: Oonops Drops, bekannt vom Brooklynradio, selektierte für seine Mischung ausschließlich Songs, die zumindest Tiere im Titel haben. Dieser eklektische Mix ist extrem vielfältig und reicht von Dub über Reggae, Soul, Funk zu Afro-Jazz bis hin zu Brass. Ein tierisches Feuerwerk der Sounds. Viel Spaß damit!
Let's get weird on a Friday as we invite the wonderful Olive T from the mean streets of New York City to contribute to a special edition of the Ransom Note Mix series. A fine selector she has contributed with style to the likes of the Truants mix series and Discwoman. She has also established herself as a firm presence on the airwaves with appearances on the likes of Radar Radio, Brooklyn Radio and more. Her tastes are far reaching and her musical presentation can feature anything from house to hip hop, jazz to techno, funk, soul, disco and beyond. A true dj and an aspiration in the booth this one is worth strapping in for...
Two members of the Brooklyn Radio family join forces for this new special edition of the Fresh Taste show! Oonops drops fresh new tunes and reissues, handling the second part of the mix with an eclectic blend full of gems. Kramos opens the parade, playing warm summer reggae vibes, afrobeat, a little bit of R&B, …
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This week we talk Eminem and white privilege, Religious cults and we announce our new partnership with Brooklyn Radio! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
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Most hip-hop fans are familiar with XXL's annual "Freshman" class of up-and-coming rappers. As rap music--and its fans--get older, we thought it would be fun to discuss which rappers are part of the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes. In this episode, we try to answer the following questions: What does it it take to become an Upperclassmen? What keeps hip-hop Freshman from moving on to the next class and into long-term success? What does a mature hip-hop career look like? Whose next to graduate? We also highlight a documentary that served as an inspiration for this episode: "Adult Rappers." The film features older, independent hip-hop artists discussing what it's like to continue to follow their dreams of making music in their 30s, 40s and 50s. Definitely check it out--it will give you a totally new perspective on the work it takes to be a working artist. The hour-long film can be viewed on YouTube and Vimeo. Lastly, we give a quick shoutout to Camp Brooklyn Fund, a nonprofit that raises money to send low-income kids living in Brooklyn to summer camp in Upstate New York. It's a great organization that helps kids get out of the city and into nature. Michael from Camp Brooklyn joins us in the beginning of the episode to talk about their latest fundraising initiatives: a gala and silent auction. Visit CampBrooklyn.org for more info. Thanks to our special guests, Michael and Marques, for coming on the show.
From Copenhagen, e'd been asking Nanna B to make us a playlist/mix with some of her favorite joints. With upcoming release of her EP "Lapis" this Spring, & her forthcoming album this Summer, she gives us this all vinyl mix.
DJ Stkmand returns to kick things off for 2017! He delivers some heavy current hip hop to start the year proper! Only on BrooklynRadio.com! DOWNLOAD Hip Hop Journal Episode 15 Tracklist: The Lox – Move Forward Masta Killa, Method Man & Redman – Therapy Professor P & DJ Akilles – Sunshine Pearl Harba – Make …
What is it about modern producers that makes them as marketable as performing artists? The crew unpacks this and other questions as we talk about how the role of the producer has evolved into a tastemaker for the music industry. Topics include: The difference between producers like Puffy and DJ Premier, what makes a producer hot, and defining "traditional" hip-hop production and what it sounds like. We also provide a sonic exploration of the genesis of Atlanta's beats that links MC Shy D to Young Thug. We close the show with the King of TV, and talk about Atlanta, one of our new favorite TV shows. Thanks to BrooklynRadio.com and Brickhaus Studios. P.S. Don't do it, Delores!
This podcast is for the sports fans. We open the show with the NFL and the Josh Norman situation: Is he out of position? Overpaid? Then we talk about the best of the young quarterbacks in the league (aka Goff vs. Wentz) [6:00]; Belichick getting it done; Darrelle Revis; and the best receivers in the league. [14:00] We also pour one out for Jameis Winston (#all.I.do.is.Winston) [18:00]. We then shift gears to the NBA [20:45] and go into the stories of the upcoming season. We dive into Dwight Howard and the Atlanta Hawks: Will they change their system to fit new personal? Then we turn to the Chicago Bulls [25:00]: Whose team is it? Was bringing in new coach Fred Hoiberg last year a good move? We move on to the Washington Wizards: Do John Wall and Bradley Beal have issues with each other? [28:00] We round out the Eastern conference with the Milwaukee Bucks and Black Porzingis! We then turn [31:00] to the Western Conference and talk about whose up next for the San Antonio Spurs; the Minnesota Timberwolves and their ceiling [33:00]; and the Portland Trail Blazers and if they will evolve into a consistent playoff team. We then spotlight Carmelo Anthony and James Harden, and the questions surrounding these stars going into the season [35:00]. Lastly, we talk about NBA League Pass and give you the best games for the first half of the season [39:00]. We close with some King of TV and the Emmys [52:00]. All that plus Antonio Brown, business Romo, the Betrayal Bowl and graphic packages. Go for it! Thanks to BrooklynRadio.com and The Brickhaus for the support! #blackporzingis
Just the crew on this one. We open with our [MUSIC] segment and get into the controversy surrounding Frank Ocean's recent split with the Universal Music Group. We discuss the events that led up to the split, identify the stakeholders involved, talk about where all the money goes, the larger legal issues, and how this may change the way labels finance and promote artists. Then we get into our [SPORTS][39:00] segment, where we talk college football and the waning SEC, comebacks, Derrick Rose, Tebow's new career prospect, boxing (Griddy with the call), the NFL and Tony Romo (sorry, Charlie), and the best of current sports documentary. All that plus Terrence Malik, Britney Spears and ITT. Check for The Stranger Things mix here (the stream jumps because of some technical issues). Thanks to BrooklynRadio.com and Brickhaus Studios. Grime dem boys! #legalissues, *The Derrick Rose Confidence Tape mentioned in this episode was created prior to the release of the grand jury testimony. We are in no way encouraging or endorsing the behavior described in the transcripts. I am just a Knicks fan, trying to get hype for the pre-season.
I originally conceived and recorded a different version of this mix a few years back. I decided to revamp it with a 2016 version exclusive to Brooklynradio.com It’s not really possible to understate the importance of money in our daily lives. There are more than enough slang & slogans to go around, but I’m prone …
Today we interview a member of the Brooklyn Radio podcast family, Leschea, creator and host of the Leschea Show. We talk about her experiences growing up in Bed-Stuy, how she went from singing in talent shows to touring with artists, and her relationship with Warner Brothers record label [12:30]. We also get into the creation of her podcast [25:00], some behind-the-scenes insight regarding her legendary interviews, and how her and co-host Danny Love use their differences in race, gender, and age to create show content [1:01:00]. We close the show with some special "King of TV" recommendations for Leschea and an impromptu segment, which started out as a story about a lost ring and ended with major revelations! What can we say: Leschea is a good interviewer. All that plus liquid soap vs. bar soap, the genius of Breaking Bad, internet shopping, and Charles Oakley the cook. Make sure to check for the Leschea Show, live on Periscope every Sunday at 11AM or on BrooklynRadio.com every Tuesday. Thanks to @baghdiddy and Brickhaus Studios for the help.
It's just the crew on this one. We open the show with [SPORTS] and talk about the issues surrounding the Rio Olympics and how we feel this may effect the athletes, as well as, those in attendance. Is there doo-doo in the water? Are athletes getting robbed? Should you watch Olympic basketball? Afterwards we get into our [CULTURE][19:35] segment where we talk about The Rub's 14th Anniversary dance party and the next wave of music-industry focused television shows [25:00], including Vinyl, Roadies, Empire, Nashville, and the upcoming The Get Down and ATL. Topics include how "real" these shows are, why the music industry can be a compelling storytelling platform, the power of soundtracks, what music supervisors do, the business of synchronization rights and the role of nostalgia. We close the show with our [MUSIC][1:03:00] segment, where we give you some recommendations to get your summer moving. All that, plus obligatory Knicks talk, Hamilton and Time Square The Musical! Thanks to BrooklynRadio.com and the Brickhaus. Props to King Capo and shouts to Aruba!
The whole crew is back on this episode. We open the show with [SPORTS][4:05] and commemorate the great Muhammad Ali. Griddy shares some of his favorite stories about the boxing legend as we go into his history as an athlete, as a leader and as a once-in-a-lifetime personality. We also talk a little basketball [26:00] and give our take on The Finals, possible Knicks woes, the Orlando Magic, Kevin Durant, the basketball vs. soccer playing schedule, and Kevin Love. We close the episode with [CULTURE][47:10] and our first "King of TV" segment for the summer. We got picks to get your Netflix right. Thanks to Brooklyn Radio, Lynas and all of ya'll for listening.
Leaner and meaner. It's just the boys on this one. We open the show with [SPORTS] and discuss Mayweather v. Mcgregor [1:20]. The rumors, the facts and all in between. We then talk a little baseball, some Knicks and move into our [CULTURE] segment where we get into the Streaming Wars [13:40]. We discuss the major and minor music streaming services, how artists are getting paid (or not) and the future of these types of services. We end the episode with our [MUSIC] segment and speak on the possible ramifications of the shooting involving Troy Ave and how it may impact future hip-hop performances in NYC [35:30]. We hope all those harmed during the incident fully recover and hope that the hip-hop community can move on. Thanks to Brooklyn Radio, all our listeners. Special thanks to Linus for holding it down and Solace for the help! Backhand springs for life. *Maino and Uncle Murda were NOT on stage during the shooting according to statements made after the recording of this episode. Our apologies to both of them. And run with that Heard U!
After a hiatus the crew is BACK! We changed studios and changed our format, but have not changed our attitude. We are now splitting the show into segments. For our SPORTS segment, we talk a little NBA, some Johnny Football and suggest some social media rules for athletes. For our CULTURE segment, we recap a recent trip to Atlanta (19:00), and compare the Southern city to Brooklyn in terms of city planning, performance venues and record shops. For our MUSIC segment (34:00), we talk the recent trends in vinyl sales, which vinyl albums are selling and the impact of Record Store Day. We also play a game called "IS THIS RAP OR R&B?" (47:00), where I play some tracks and Griddy and Megatronic try to guess whether the song is rap or r&b. And that is that. Shouts out to BrooklynRadio for the support. Big ups to our podcast brothers at Effwhutuheard, props to BuendiaBK and Linus aka Lord Alfred for holding it DOWN. And thanks to our listeners, all three of ya'll. Put some respek on it.
Expect the unexpected and explore ‘The Abyss’ in this special episode of ‘Oonops Drops’ on Brooklyn Radio. One of Oonops’ first mixtapes ‘Nightmare On Beatstreet’ inspired him to do this remake with even more mysterious and gloomy music. It’s like an overlength mixed soundtrack chock full of unease and uncertain feelings. He teamed up with dj and producer Smoove from the UK (Wack Records, Jalapeno) and his homie Skaetch (Daily Concept) who round off the whole show with their own interpretations of this topic. As ever – vinyl only. Have a spooky and melancholic time.
Expect the unexpected and explore ‘The Abyss’ in this special episode of ‘Oonops Drops’ on Brooklyn Radio. One of Oonops’ first mixtapes ‘Nightmare On Beatstreet’ inspired him to do this remake with even more mysterious and gloomy music. It’s like an overlength mixed soundtrack chock full of unease and uncertain feelings. He teamed up with dj and producer Smoove from the UK (Wack Records, Jalapeno) and his homie Skaetch (Daily Concept) who round off the whole show with their own interpretations of this topic. As ever – vinyl only. Have a spooky and melancholic time.
Shaolin Special for Brooklyn Radio with the mighty french group Chinese Man in an exclusive guest mix. Oonops starts the first part of his show with some shaolin inspired soul, jazz and hip hop vinyl choons before High Ku of Chinese Man enters the 36th chamber for showing his skills and techniques. And now sit back, enjoy the sounds of shaolin and turn on some old kung fu flicks afterwards!
Shaolin Special for Brooklyn Radio with the mighty french group Chinese Man in an exclusive guest mix. Oonops starts the first part of his show with some shaolin inspired soul, jazz and hip hop vinyl choons before High Ku of Chinese Man enters the 36th chamber for showing his skills and techniques. And now sit back, enjoy the sounds of shaolin and turn on some old kung fu flicks afterwards!
It’s been a month since the passing of Sean Price. We already had our obligatory tribute mix, but here’s another one with completely different track selection. Put together by long-time Brooklyn Radio member Mandean, this one is sure to stay in your rotation! DOWNLOAD Radio Edit 108 – Priceless Tracklist: Swine on Pineapples (Heavy Ammunition) Toca …
Look out! Brooklyn Radio regular DJ Ayres of The Rub joins Scott Melker for Episode 3 of ADHD! Tracklist Scott Melker: Scott Melker – ADHD Show Intro TY$ – Paranoid (Scott Melker & DJ Ruen Remix) Trick Daddy Ft. Ludacris – Sugar (Gimme Some) (Acapella) Next – Too Close (Nathan Scott & Gavin Bass Remix) …
We’re very excited to announce that producer and DJ Scott Melker is joining Brooklyn Radio with his new show, which promises to be another stellar project by the remix master! With ADHD, he encourages audiences to test their comfort zones… DOWNLOAD ADHD Episode 1 Tracklist: ADHD Show Intro – Scott Melker I Want U Back …
Oonops selects another bunch of hot and timeless tunes in his 25th episode for Brooklyn Radio. As ever a vinyl only selection for you in his unique style from lonesome beats, dub, soul, funk to hip hop. Just chillin' in the spot. Enjoy! Visit Oonops here: mixcloud.com/oonops, or here: facebook.com/djoonops
Oonops selects another bunch of hot and timeless tunes in his 25th episode for Brooklyn Radio. As ever a vinyl only selection for you in his unique style from lonesome beats, dub, soul, funk to hip hop. Just chillin' in the spot. Enjoy! Visit Oonops here: mixcloud.com/oonops, or here: facebook.com/djoonops
Oonops shows love to his broadcast station Brooklyn Radio with this episode and connects his home country Germany with NYC in a very special musical way. As ever he digs deep in in his vinyl crates to select a manifold cross section of old'n'new tunes from German MCs, beatmakers and producers before his homie Demir Cesar is bridging the gap with his strictly NYC hip hop guest set. Concretely you'll find solely Brooklyn related tracks! Cesar is a well-versed dj technician who already did support for acts like DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist. And now enjoy this exciting journey from Germany to NYC from the unique 'Oonops Drops'-series on Brooklyn Radio! Visit them both here and show some love on their sites: mixcloud.com/oonops : facebook.com/djoonops and mixcloud.com/DJ_Cesar here: facebook.com/demircesar79 | Cover-Artwork by Wörn from Clothing label Dauerfeuer: dauerfeuer.net
Oonops shows love to his broadcast station Brooklyn Radio with this episode and connects his home country Germany with NYC in a very special musical way. As ever he digs deep in in his vinyl crates to select a manifold cross section of old'n'new tunes from German MCs, beatmakers and producers before his homie Demir Cesar is bridging the gap with his strictly NYC hip hop guest set. Concretely you'll find solely Brooklyn related tracks! Cesar is a well-versed dj technician who already did support for acts like DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist. And now enjoy this exciting journey from Germany to NYC from the unique 'Oonops Drops'-series on Brooklyn Radio! Visit them both here and show some love on their sites: mixcloud.com/oonops : facebook.com/djoonops and mixcloud.com/DJ_Cesar here: facebook.com/demircesar79 | Cover-Artwork by Wörn from Clothing label Dauerfeuer: dauerfeuer.net
On this episode we welcome actor Parisa Fitz-Henley. We talk about getting her start in pageants, living the international model life, working in music videos, and transitioning into film and telelvision. We also get into the grind of being a working actor, including agents and directors, portfolios and auditioning, as well as, how she stays creative. All that plus NO I.D. gets a new job, Jay-Z buys something, Common as a carpenter, Chocolate Skateboards, some Christmas gift ideas for the discerning hip-hop fan and the King of TV's latest recommendations. Thanks to Parisa for coming through, Brooklyn Radio for the support and Frans for working his magic! Follow Parisa on Twitter @ParisaFH. They know better!
Traum Diggs talks to us about growing up in Brooklyn and how hip-hop was seen on the streets back then, the pedigree of Philadelphia as a home of emcees, finding inspiration and writing from a personal perspective, collaborating with international artists, working with live musicians and staying motivated as an independent artist. All this plus Bobby Shmurda, Def Jam 30th Anniversary concert and some Soundscan news. Thanks to Traum Diggs for showing love. Be sure to check out his website (here) and pick up the “Jazz Hop” release (here). New studio, same people. Thanks for listening! Royals.
This week in The Armory we welcome ILLEXXANDRA of the Vitamin B crew in Brooklyn to the 1s and 2s. For her Armory mix, ILLEXXANDRA brings together the world of classic ghetto breaks with the homegrown NYC-area sounds of Jersey club tracks and ballroom vogue, New Orleans bounce, and UK underground club music. Press play. Get down. Brooklyn-based DJ/producer ILLEXXANDRA brings a consistently fun party vibe, drawing from the worlds of funk, UK future sound, global bass, electro swing, and classic club culture. Her sets draw you in with innocent joy, smack you around with raw ferocity, and then set you down gently with deep musical knowledge. She'll kill it with an hour of bangers, or take you on a five-hour journey into sound. ILLEXXANDRA has played all over the world, from the East Coast's best underground parties (Thunder Gumbo, House of Yes, Gemini & Scorpio, BangOn, Winkel & Balktick, Bangarang, No Man's Land, the JunXion), to major international venues (including The Room in Tokyo; Sound Channel and Union in Osaka; the Button Factory in Dublin; Club Love, the McKittrick Hotel, Pacha, and APT in NYC; the Rock & Roll Hotel and Tropicalia in DC; the Parish in Austin; 1015 Folsom, DNA Lounge, the Elbo Room, and Public Works in San Francisco; King King, The Echo, and El Cid in LA; the Freakeasy in Chicago; Club Popozuda afterparty for Notting Hill Carnival in London among many others), and festivals (SXSW, Gathering of the Vibes, Long Beach Funk Festival, and the ISA World Surfing Games in Costa Rica). She has released tracks and remixes for Rot10 Muzik, Peligrosa, Boogie Boutique, Cast-A-Blast Records/Mishkin, MC Zulu, Feral aka MC Kinky, Jon Kwest, Kuenta i Tambu, Gato Preto, DJ Tack & DJ Tamalero, and Jaymay, and numerous cult-classic bootlegs. Her tracks were named best track of 2011 by TropicalBass.com, one of 2011′s Most Underrated Music by Marcus Dowling, and featured on BBC Radio 1. She has released mixtapes with Afropop Worldwide, Brooklyn Radio, Space Cowboys RIPEcast, the Armory Podcast, Brousse FM, and RVA Magazine. She has played all over the Burning Man festival, including the coliseum at Root Society, Funky Town, Dustfish, Basshenge, PEX, Kostume Kult, Disorient, Nexus, Burners Without Borders, BMIR, Dirty Beetles/Black 22s, Black Rock Boutique, Tsunami Bass Experience, Pedal Bump, and Brulee, as well as the arts cars the Janky Barge, Icarus, the Bump Bed, A Cavallo, the Dodo, and the Nautilus. She has played prominent sets at regional Burning Man-related events Transformus, PEX Summer Festival, Playa del Fuego, Frostburn, Freeform Festival, Decompression in NYC and Chicago, and Figment NYC and DC. ILLEXXANDRA is a resident DJ at Vitamin B, New York's longest running monthly breakbeat party, and at Tropic of Bass in Washington, DC. She is also a resident of the infamous and long-running Rubulad party, a core DJ of the Mischief DC crew, and member of the Plug 4 camp at Burning Man. Upcoming gigs include: Oct 24 - London Decompression Oct 25 - Guachafita (Toulouse, France) Nov 1 - Hot Cakes Halloween (London) Nov 8 - Vitamin B 6th Anniversary with guest Tony Quattro (NYC) Dec 6 - Naughty Snowball (Washington, DC) For more information on ILLEXXANDRA visit http://illexxandra.com Artwork by www.jempanufnik.com
Bastard Jazz labelhead DJ DRM returns to Brooklyn Radio with a collection of fall-influenced tunes to suit the season. Expect old & new tracks from FaltyDL, Alsarah & The Nubatones, Peaking Lights, Ticklah, Captain Planet, Esta, The Juan MacLean, MonkeyRobot & much more! DOWNLOAD Bastard Jazz Radio – Everyone & Us Tracklist: 1. Falty DL …
The crew welcomes our first singer-songwriter Timothy Ruiz. Repping New Jersey, Timmy breakdowns the grind of an indepedent singer. We get into his origins, getting started at open mics, developing relationships with clubs, booking gigs and how he stays motivated. We also talk about why Jersey City and why performers should check it, as well as, getting into the differences between rappers and singers and the obstacles they face breaking into the music scene. All that plus the NFL, green sweaters, doo-wop, Red Lobster, gift baskets and the King of TV breaks down why Derek Jeter is just awesome! We close the show with a special in-studio performance by Timothy Ruiz. If you like the music, check out more at Timothy's website (here) or get his EP "Good Shtuff" (here). Special thanks to Ishlabs and Brooklynradio for all the support! Emotions. Google.
This week the crew is joined by hip-hop group Weekend Money. Ness and Baghdaddy represent the new Brooklyn, an eclectic blend of tradition and innovation. We get into their mutual love of electro and how that led to their first recording session (shouts to Prkr) at The Brickhouse as well as insight into how they create their “future-trap sound,” the meaning of "associative music" and the challenge of creating sample-free music, their adventures at SXSW and other music festivals, and their approach to distributing music. We also talk about their music video process, their crazy promotion game and how they maximize their social media efforts. That plus flag pants, Japanese women in Timberlands, Hot Sugar, guns, Tallahassee time machines, Riff Raff vs. Ciara, and Fat Tony. These guys were awesome to talk to! You can reach them at weekendmoney.biz. Their new release, Freddie Merkury, is out now! You should grab that, their first release Naked City and some fresh W$ gear to put some Brooklyn in your life. Thanks to Tony, BrooklynRadio.com and Ishlab Studios.
DJ Sakir reminds us of DJs like King Britt and Geology, equal parts soulful and ecletic. She joins the crew on this episode to talk music, art and life. We get into the origins of her creativity and her forthcoming DJ lifestyle brand OHM, how she deals with the male-dominated DJ culture, booking gigs in Brooklyn, growing up in Florida and participating in the Zulu Nation, private events vs. club gigs, and what exactly is "ear intelligence." Plus, we dicuss the Wu-Tang sculpture album, Jay-Z's medallion controversy, Noir Soul, Shazam, Blood, Sweat and Heels, Puerto Rico and The Rocksteady Crew, Idris Elba vs. Questlove, and roman numerals. We close with The King of TV crushing Netflix. Make sure to check DJ Sakir's webpage and get on them mixes! Thanks to BrooklynRadio.com and Ishlabs Studios. Shouts to Buendia Brooklyn, Effwhatuheard podcast and Food Riot!
This week the crew discusses gentrification. We provide context to this complex issue by talking about being priced out of neighborhoods, how class and race define the issue, the benefits of gentrification and some tips for assimilaitng to Brooklyn culture in our Anti-Gentrifier's Guide. All that plus Frank Ocean, Gang Starr, Carmelo and the Knicks, HBO Go, bongos and the King of TV breaking down True Detective. Thanks to BrooklynRadio.com, Ishlabs and Mixcloud!
The crew is back for the new year and we play catch-up. We talk about the Grammy Awards, the Macklemore controversy, Kanye's influence on the Kendrick/Imagine Dragons mash-up and whether Lorde's win means a return to conscious lyrics. We then talk about what was new for us in 2013. We follow that up with some sports talk, whether defense wins championships, Richard Sherman, will Carmelo stay, prostitutes and new media. All that plus The King of TV, the miracle known as the bluetooth speaker, hats, sharing Netflix, and Dungeons and Dragons. Please note that this was recorded prior to the Super Bowl. Special thanks to Stephen Rafferty for joining us (@metalrafferty), BrooklynRadio.com and Ishlab Studio. Special shout out to the Mello Music Group for bringing the heat in 2013. Be sure to check out their latest releases here. Thanks for listening!
This week we are joined by DJ Ayres, co-owner of T&A Records and co-founder of The Rub, one of the longest running and arguably best dance parties in New York City. We talk about his start in Mississippi, the mid-nineties music scene in New York, building with Mark Ronson, Darshan Jesrani (Metro Area), and Dan Bayless (Escort) in college and how that influenced his career. Plus: How The Rub was started and the art of 'going in' and bringing the heat as a DJ, developing an audience and engaging the crowd, linking up with Turntable Lab and creating a movement. We also discuss the start of T&A Records and the origins of Moombaton (shouts to Dave Nada!), building a roster and making moves as a DJ-run label, ghost producers and EDM music, and why he started the Small Talk podcast. All that, plus dust and The Roots, Iverson, Marco Polo, Childish Gambino, Wale, Beyonce, catfish and December album recommedations. Thanks to DJ Ayres, it was a blast! He can be reached on Twitter @djayres or at djaryres.com. Aspiring producers, please be sure to check out the Beautiful People remix contest (more info here). Thanks to BrooklynRadio and Ishlabs.
This week brings rap duo Tanya Morgan to the studio to talk about their new album Rubber Souls. Rappers Donwill and Von Pea talk about working with producer 6th Sense, writing to beats versus writing free verse, balancing solo work and group work, collaborating with a Who's Who of underground hip-hop, Von's mixing and mastering skill, Don's movie thing with Wyatt Cenac and the origin of The Lessondary. Don and Von also provide an inside look at how Converse is helping artist in New York, share some tales of Blu and Exile and the fate of Chance the Rapper. All that, plus Kendrick Grammy predictions, Eminem breaks another record, the King of Television and what you should be listening to now. Thanks to Donwill and Von Pea for making this a great episode! Get their new album, Rubber Souls, available now. Be sure to check out the latest visuals from that album as well (Never to Much, Pick it Up). Special thanks to Brooklynradio.com and Ishlabs Studios.
This week's episode welcomes the Buendia Brooklyn/INK crew to discuss Latinos and Hip-Hop. Comprised of several New York-based Latin and Latin-American artists, as well as Rack and T-Killa (founder of INK) fresh out of Mexico, the Buendia/INK crew provides key insight into Spanish-language hip-hop. We get into the stereotypes, how the music translates across the numerous countries in Central and South America, and performaning in front of non-Spanish-speaking audiences. Then we do the first-ever cypher on the show and close with a special showcase from the Buendia/INK crew! All that, plus the five hip-hop albums you should consider this fall. Thanks to T-Killa, Rack, Versos, Mauro, Mr. Phillips, Timothy Ruiz, Kortezau, Reko, Kombate, Rapy and Danny for making this a special episode. Thanks to Raul for the translation help and Reko and Kombate (Enemies from the Underground) for providing the beats. Props to Ishlabs Studios and BrooklynRadio.com.
Fall is here and the crew is back talking masculinity. Really? Really. We cover college football and whether the recent string of blowouts is good for the game. Then it is NFL time, where we comment on the recent rule changes and declare our favorite teams. Afterwards, Griddy breaks down the Mayweather fight and provides insight on how the lack of competition could impact Floyd's future bouts. Then we discuss Mister Cee and his resignation, Drake vs. Wu-Tang and the evolving representation of masculinty in hip-hop music. All that plus October release dates, DMX vs. the Carters, a real rap "battle" and the King of TV! Special thanks to Ishlabs and BrooklynRadio.com and props to our extended fam Buendia Brooklyn and the Effwhutuheard Radio.
The crew is back at Ishlabs to recap the summer. We start with the most successful albums of the summer, giving props to Big Sean, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Jay-Z and Kanye. We also talk about the song of the summer ("Blurred Lines") and the Robin Thicke vs. the estate of Marvin Gaye legal controversy. If you haven't listened to the Big Sean "Control" single you should check it because we go in on the Kendrick verse that has every rapper in the world writing response tracks. We get into whether it is a diss or a call to arms? After some real bad K.Dot impressions, we review the MTV Video Music Awards. Everything from Miley's Asian man butt to Justin Timberlake's epic performance. Is MTV relevant to thirty-plus hip-hop heads? Listen and find out! All that plus One Direction vs. Brooklyn, Brooklyn as the new Seattle and whether hispter hood is the new grunge. Is 2 Chainz really Dave Chappelle? What is up with Drake and tank-tops? Are Joey Fatone and Chipotle made for each other? Special thanks to our listeners from Brooklyn Radio and Mixcloud. Props to our extended fam Buendia Productions, the EFFWHUTUHEARD podcast, Brooklyn Stable and the Combat Jack Radio Show! Who shot ya, mate!!!
The crew is back with Brooklyn duo A-Alikes. Having successfully navigated the hip-hop music scene for a decade plus, rappers K and Ness are the real deal. We talk about their history, first connecting at FAMU and living in a house full of emcees and producers, helping start the first Zulu Nation chapter in Tallahassee, maintaining as emcees that talk about class struggle and nutrition in the modern pop-rap music era, some insight on their writing process and what to expect on their new EP, Us Against Them, available June 11th. All that plus summer tour updates, upcoming releases, a random Jam Pony shot-out and an impromptu EPMD verse. For more on A-Alikes, check their website, or on Twitter or at aalikespromo@gmail.com. Make sure to listen to the end of the podcast to hear their latest single, "Whole Life" feat M-1 of dead prez, which is available now on iTunes, Spotify and Amazon. Special thanks to Hard Boiled Records and Guerilla Nation. Props to our extended family Buendia Productions, IshLab Studios and Brooklynradio.com.
We back again. This time we got A&R/Producer for Soul Temple Records and Senior Art Director for Koch/eOne Music Mr. Andrew Kelley (aka Mr. Hat Trick). We get into all things Wu and discuss the sound of the latest Ghostface Killah album "Twelve Reasons To Die." We talk about the amazing Adrian Younge and how he achieved that authentic 'classic' sound, what is Venice Dawn, the origins of the Brown Tape and upcoming Wu-Tang projects. Plus new releases for June, Jamaican butlers and what you can expect to find in Redman's trunk. You can reach Andrew Kelley @andrewkelley47 and be sure to get that new Ghostface album. It is a keeper! Special thanks to our partners Brooklynradio.com and IshLabs.
DJ DRM returns to Brooklynradio with a brand new episode of Bastard Jazz Radio featuring a whole slew of new and unreleased tunes and vibes.
We upgraded the sound and are now recording at IshLabs located in downtown Brooklyn. For our inaugural show we discuss influence, in particular, the influence hip-hop has had on us. We talk about the significance of Jay-Z making TIME's Most Influential People in the World list, how hip-hop changed our fashion sense, which eras had the most influence on us and whether hip-hop can remain an influential culture in the modern "rap IS pop music" era. All that, plus hip-hop tour updates for the summer, Rick Ross and Griddy's TV reviews. New studio, same show, more brown liquor. Special thanks to our partners Brooklynradio.com and IshLabs!
Bastard Jazz Radio returns once again to Brooklynradio with a special guestmix by Captain Planet, celebrating the release of his brand new 12″ and digi-EP “Remixes / Remixed” on Bastard Jazz, full of Afro-Electro, Broken Beat Flute Funk, ElectroBoogie, Deep Samba and much more….check out the full release here and grab a copy of the wax …
Though now splitting her time between Miami and Brooklyn, XLR8R’s “artist to watch” Jubilee will always be Brooklyn’s bass sweetheart. Known for her rambunctious combination of upfront bass music, UK house, and tropical flavors, she has become a surefire remedy for ailing dancefloors around the globe. Co-opting her name from the X-Men character who shot fireworks out of her hands, Jubilee works similar magic when she steps into the DJ booth. But she’s also simply Jess, the one-time South Florida raver who grew up obsessively listening to Miami bass on the radio and dancing the night away at underground breaks parties. After making the move to NYC, she quickly infiltrated the DJ circuit and began turning heads with her knowledge of all things bass. It’s the sweet mix of underground bass and tropical vibes that brings Jubilee from clubs and warehouse parties to the comfort of your own home. Her radio show Fireworks, on both Brooklyn Radio and Electric Soundstage (iHeartRadio’s new electronic station), continuously features fellow global producers such as Sinden, Bok Bok, Mike Q, and Star Eyes. Prior to Fireworks, she has DJed on East Village Radio and put together well received guest mixes for “The Mix Up” on Australia’s Triple J Radio and XLR8R Magazine’s esteemed podcast series. You can also find Jubilee on the production end of things as one half of Bassanovva, a project with Canadian producer Grahmzilla (previously of Thunderheist). The duo’s debut EP, Chicken Lover, dropped this past November on Sinden’s Grizzly label. Be sure to also check out her Paypur EP with Udachi for the Nightshifters label, an imprint she runs with Jason Forrest (a.k.a. Dj Donna Summer). These days we have also seen official Jubilee remixes for some of the most buzzed about artists- Cubic Zirconia (with Proper Villians), Canblaster, and Creep (with Star Eyes). As if that’s not enough, Jubilee also puts on the infamous Flashing Lights party (with Nick Catchdubs and DJ Ayres); named Best New Party at the Paper Magazine 2010 Nightlife Awards. Critical recognition is no stranger to Jess- in 2009, Sasha Frere-Jones invited her to perform at the New Yorker Festival—she was the only DJ on the bill. Jubilee regularly DJs throughout the US and Europe, and you will be sure to see a lot more of her bass-loaded fireworks on both sides of the Atlantic.
We continue on our trip with the early late 80’s early 90’s Atlanta Hip Hop history in this episode with stories from former Elektra and Ichiban records A&R Ian Burke, who had a hand in signing and grooming artists here in Atlanta such as Akon, Mista, Xscape, Outkast, Organized Noize, MC Breed (of Michigan but signed to Atlanta-Based Ichiban Records), Kriss Kross and Arrested Development. We also hear again from Earwax Records’ Talib Shabazz and Top Cat of Mass Comm, formerly of So So Def and Elemental Magazine. To download this and other episodes go to BrooklynRadio.com. They only keep the last 5 episodes but streaming audio of all episodes, rough drafts, track listings, story lines, photos and more are available right here on this tumblr.
The city of Atlanta has a complex and long history with Hip Hop going back into the late 1970’s. Much of this history pre-LaFace records, pre-Outkast and GooDie MoB isn’t known. Headland & Delowe is a documentary series attempting to weave together the story lines of the artists, managers, promoters and journalists of Atlanta Hip Hop over the past three decades to get an understanding of where Atlanta Hip Hop has been and where it might be going. In this episode I speak with pioneers like B-Boy Zapper of ATL’s HBO crew, MC Shy D and DJ Jelly, current stars like Cee-lo, Pill and DJ Mars and underground stalwarts like Senor Kaos and H20. Welcome to Headland and Delowe. This Internet radio series initially aired on BrooklynRadio.net in late 2010 and 2011. A film version of this audio documentary is in production. As promised, I'm offering the entire series for free. The series theme music changes with each episode. The instrumental is produced by ATL’s DJ Variable of the Audubon Society DJ tandem. All of the music beds and bumpers featured in this series is Rap & Hip Hop from the City of Atlanta. In order of appearance: Lil Will ft Cool Breeze - “Looking for Nikki” MC Shy D - Shake it Mojo - “Jump Stomp & Twist” Crime Mob - “Knuck if you Buck” (Instrumental) Cee-Lo ft GooDie MoB - “Night Train” Grip plyaz - “You already Know” (Live) Shawty Lo - “Dey Know” (Instrumental) Outkast - “Crumblin’ Erb” Success ‘N Effect - “Freeze” Mass Influence - “Rhyme Placement” Sammy Sam - “The Hitman” Kilo ft. Big Boi - “Love in your Mouth” Pill - “Hear Somebody Coming” DJ Spinna ft Senor Kaos - “Just call me Senor” Ghetto Mafia - “Trap Be Jumping” (Instrumental) Donnis - “More Fiya” DG Yola live with the XO Band - “I aint gon’ let up”
The history of the Hip Hop DJ in atlanta is an intricate one. There are controversies, there are legacies and there are rivalries. We're going to touch on these dynamics in this episode. Key names like Edward J and Nation Time Syndicate are mentioned as are some early DJs like Smoove Matty Matt of College Park , DJ Toomp & DJ Nabs (formerly Kriss Kross’ DJ, Columbia and of So-So-Def) After setting the scene we take a brief look at the developing Downtown scene and Decatur. Brevity is the key word here. We’ll jump in with both feet into the neighborhood scenes, the suburbs and take a look at how radio helped shape the development of Atlanta Hip Hop in parts two and three. Voices heard: DJ Applejac, DJ Jaycee, Brian Lassiter, DJ Powerlord, DJ Nabs, Smoove Matty Matt, DJ Mafioso & Cufrock Again, as promised, this series is being offered here for free podcast after had run on BrooklynRadio.net in late 2010 and early 2011. The film version is currently in production. For outtakes, video, photos and a look into my process check out the tumblr page for Headland & Delowe. Thanks for listening. All music heard in this episode is Rap/Hip Hop from the city of Atlanta: Dj Variable - “Stalk” (instrumental) Outkast - “Wheels of Steel” (Instrumental) Pastor Troy - “This The City” Damage - “Can’t Get no Lower” Yelawolf ft. Gucci Mane - “Wanna Party” Collective Efforts ft. H2O - “Civilized Dreams” Witchdoctor - “Holiday” Zae - “Thyow” Attic Crew ft T.I. - “Dope Boy Fresh” Stanza - “The First Move” Clan Destined - Unknown Live on Arrival (L.O.A) - “Live at Emory Medley” Ghetto Mafia - “In Decatur” Da BackWudz- “Welcome 2 Da Backwudz” Playboy Tre - “Liquor Store Mascot” Headland & Delowe: Atlanta Hip Hop from ‘79- ‘til by Dominick R. Brady is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at www.dominickbrady.com.
Atlanta Hip Hop has a rich tradition and history in radio. It begins with WIGO and WAOK and quickly became stronger in the college radio scene with stations like WRAS (Georgia State) and WREK (Georgia Tech), The Fresh Party on V103 as well as community radio WRFG. We all know about the stories of Greg Street and Frank Ski. Atlanta is blessed to have had those dynamic DJs help push the scene. This is the other side of the story, the story of DJs that year after year worked the club circuit before graduating into ATL radio. In this episode we hear stories from DJs that started their careers on these stations and others that witnessed these careers grow. We learn more about Lil Jon’s House, Reggae and Hip Hop DJing days, The Beef © between P. Diddy and Atlanta DJs and how early DJs used the radio as a springboard into the Hip Hop industry. Stories heard from: DJ Mars, Smoove Matty Matt, Brian Lassiter, Talib Shabazz, H20, DJ Jaycee, J of Earwax Records, Shannon McCollum, DJ Nabs, Marcel Daniels, DJ Applejac & DJ Mafioso. These episodes first aired on Brooklyn Radio in late 2010 and early 2011. They are being offered as a podcast, as promised, for free. The film version of this documentary is in production. Thanks for listening. All tracks used are from Atlanta Hip Hop artists: Triple Crush - “The Groove” (DUB) D Rock & Swift C - “Who Rocks (Remix) Arrested Development - “Revolution” GooDie MoB - “Goodie Bag” P.A. aka Parental Advisory - “Ghetto Head Hunter” Youngbloodz ft Lil Jon - “Damn” Young Joc - “It’s going down” DJ Unknown aka JBrew - “Untitled” Grip Plyaz - “Untitled” (Live) Headland & Delowe: Atlanta Hip Hop from ‘79- ‘til by Dominick R. Brady is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at www.dominickbrady.com.
This episode we’re into the early- mid 1990’s in Atlanta Hip Hop. So-So-Def, Rowdy and LaFace records begin to take shape alongside the Bass music scene and the underground. Gang activities and curfews have had an impact on Atlanta Hip Hop and the Break-dancing scene has ground nearly to a halt. Graffiti writers, MCs, DJs and producers are still active. Again, this episode concentrates on the early energy surrounding the underground with ciphers featuring Killer Mike aka Mike Bigga as well as Jermaine Dupri’s So-So-Def and Dallas Austin’s Rowdy records. We begin with a look at one segment of the Atlanta underground as it pertains to the growth of what becomes strong National-impacting labels. As we continue this journey, we’ll delve into the Bass scene, the strip club/neighborhood and college scenes. Voices heard: Shannon McCollum, H20 of Mass Influence and Yall So Stupid, Top Cat of Mass Comm who worked at So-so-Def and with Atlanta’s Elemental Magazine before it left the city, Divinity Roxx and DJ Nabs. This is part of a series that aired on BrooklynRadio.net in late 2010 and early 2011 as a lead up to the Film and full version of this documentary. As promised, the entire audio series is being podcasted for free. The film is in production. We're brainstorming and raising money. All music featured is from the city of Atlanta: DJ Variable (of the Audubon Society) - Stalk Kriss Kross - Jump TLC - Hat 2 Da back Lyrical Giants (Bonecrusher’s old group) - Country Cousins Yall So Stupid - Van Full of Pakistanis FKi ft Travis Porter - Koo Koo T.I. - Top Back (instrumental) Divinity Roxx - Rebel (Live) Big Boi ft. Andre 3000 & Sleepy Brown - Looking for Ya. Live on Arrival ft DJ Kurt - The Gift Headland & Delowe: Atlanta Hip Hop from ‘79- ‘til by Dominick R. Brady is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at www.dominickbrady.com.
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