Podcasts about cosmo baker

DJ/activist/educator/Philly ambassador Cosmo Baker joins us to talk about life as a DJ in 2025, his recent Book Club gatherings (featuring authors such as Marcus J. Moore and Dan Charnas), the history of The Remedy (a joint venture with Rich Medina) and much more. Then we'll discuss his album pick for this episode - the Soulquarian era classic “Voodoo” by D'Angelo.Find all things Cosmo Baker related here: cosmobaker.com

Dan turns again to the always vibrant Philadelphia music community for messages about their year, what wowed them in 2023, and some of their favorite tracks from Philadelphia artists. Featuring dispatches from Helen Leicht, John Vettese, Julia Pratt, Andrea Quinn, Cosmo Baker, Brian Seymour, Jenn Coulter, and Nate Runkel, as wel as their picks of favorite songs that came ouf of Philadelphia this year. And dan even makes his own year end message and one of his picks as well. Use the clickable playlist below to support the artists featured on 2023's year end wrap up. Happy Holidays, Happy New Year, and here's to a great 2024. 1) Dear Forbidden- Freaks 2) Night Windows- Something Simple 3) Amos Lee- Greenville. (Helen Leicht) 4) Slaughter Beach, Dog- Float Away. (John Vettese) 5) Daphne Ellen- Old Money  (Julia Pratt) 6) Sweet Pill- Chewed Up. (Andrea Quinn) 7) Reef The Lost Cause- Umar's Revenge. (Cosmo Baker) 8) Jamie and the Guarded Heart- Shake. (Brian Seymour) 9) The Hirs Collective- Unicorn Tapestry Woven In Fire. (Jenn Coulter) 10) Speedy Ortiz- You S02  (Nate Runkel) 11) Tubey Frank- Some Beat Revival  

Old To The New / Nice & Smooth 4:14 Sometimes I Rhyme Slow / Nice & Smooth 2:52 Set It Off-(Greg Nice) / Funk Master Flex 0:21 Hot Feat Greg Nice / The Beatnuts 3:25 Turn It Out (Real) Featuring Greg Nice / The... 4:36 Dwyck Ft Nice & Smooth / Gang Starr 4:02 Hip Hop Junkies / Nice & Smooth 3:29 ooh la la (feat. Lil Wayne, Greg Nice & DJ Pr... 3:41 Great Minds / Positive K & Greg Nice 2:17 NY Shining ft Greg Nice, Styles P (Prod by S... 4:53 Runaway (feat. Greg Nice) / People Under T... 3:24 Its So Hot Feat Greg Nice and Cosmo Baker... 3:09 Rhymes (feat. Greg Nice) / Lone Catalysts 3:08 14.Don'tUnderstandFeat.GregNice/MastaA... 3:57 15. Bill Russell / Positive K & Greg Nice 2:28 16. Praise The Lord feat. Greg Nice / Agallah &... 2:47 17. Charlie Sheen (feat. Greg Nice) / DJ Yoda 4:18 18. The Unfortunate Twist (feat. Greg Nice) / Ti... 3:48 19. Free feat. KRS-One, Kool G Rap, Greg Nice... 2:49

Dan talks to Philadelphia DJ Cosmo Baker about growing up in South Philly, his parents' skateboard store, King Britt, The Remedy (a regular club night that Cosmo put on with Rich Medina for years), moving to Brooklyn, the hustle and grind that is living in New York City, coming home to Philly after years on the road, how he shelves his records (depends on which room), and how his tastes have progressed and evolved as he gets older. Check out Cosmo's work on Mixcloud, and sign up for his mailing list at his website. 

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Cosmo Baker is known globally as one of the top-tier DJs on the planet, and has toured the planet dozens of times and played many times on five different continents, in almost 50 different countries, in front of tens of thousands of people at once. There is a lot of meat on the bone when we talk about his 10,000-hour journey and we really dig into the 'why' of what he does and how he became widely regarded as an integral figure of the already rich Philadelphia DJ legacy alongside legends and contemporaries such as DJ Jazzy Jeff, Questlove and Diplo. Enjoy! Show Website: https://www.bedroombeethovens.comShow will be uploaded at 12 Midnight Central following show releaseFollow us on social mediaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/hlnfradionetworkTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/HLNF_BulletinInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/heartlandnewsfeedMastadon: https://liberdon.com/@heartlandnewsfeedDiscord: https://discord.gg/6b6u6DTSupport us with your financial supportStreamlabs: https://streamlabs.com/heartlandmediaPayPal: https://www.paypal.me/heartlandmediaSquare Cash: https://cash.app/$heartlandnewsfeedPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/heartlandnewsfeedCrypto via 1UpCoin: https://1upcoin.com/donate/heartlandmedia

Cosmo Baker is known globally as one of the top-tier DJs on the planet, and has toured the planet dozens of times and played many times on five different continents, in almost 50 different countries, in front of tens of thousands of people at once. There is a lot of meat ont he bone when we talk about his 10,000 hour journey and we really dig into the 'why' of what he does and how he became widely regarded as an integral figure of the already rich Philadelphia DJ legacy alongside legends and contemporaries such as DJ Jazzy Jeff, Questlove and Diplo. Enjoy! Visit the website: https://www.bedroombeethovens.com/ Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bedroombeethovens

This week on the pod the boys are joined by THE LEGEND, Philly's own Cosmo Baker @cosmobaker. We lead off with a hard hitting battle between The Roots vs N.E.R.D before we dive into some of the best historic accounts and anecdotes we've ever had on the show. We don't need to tell you to listen, ITS COSMO FKN BAKER, OF COURSE YOU'RE GOING TO LISTEN.

In our first masked up, socially distanced episode, Cosmo Baker joins us to talk about his crazy election season DJing adventures, including his work with Joy To The Polls, Election Defenders, and how he ended up DJing for the most important block party in the world. But first we start out all over the place talking about some new songs that came out in the last few week. Then we realize that we're actually doing a podcast and officially start the show. Cosmo tells us how it all went down in the weeks leading up to the elections and how everything unfolded in Philadelphia in the days after the election. We get into Covid and other current events. Since we love a good list here, we went down some of the classic uplifting freedom bangers Cosmo played at these events, which somehow leads us down the road of making fun of salty memes that old head rappers post. Then we talk about the Redbull Radio mix series that we're all involved with, HOLLERBOARED REDUX! This episode was really serious and hilarious at the same time and there was a lot of out takes that we may release in a bonus episode, but for now this is more than enough!

In our first masked up, socially distanced episode, Cosmo Baker joins us to talk about his crazy election season DJing adventures, including his work with Joy To The Polls, Election Defenders, and how he ended up DJing for the most important block party in the world. But first we start out all over the place talking about some new songs that came out in the last few week. Then we realize that we're actually doing a podcast and officially start the show. Cosmo tells us how it all went down in the weeks leading up to the elections and how everything unfolded in Philadelphia in the days after the election. We get into Covid and other current events. Since we love a good list here, we went down some of the classic uplifting freedom bangers Cosmo played at these events, which somehow leads us down the road of making fun of salty memes that old head rappers post. Then we talk about the Redbull Radio mix series that we're all involved with, HOLLERBOARED REDUX! This episode was really serious and hilarious at the same time and there was a lot of out takes that we may release in a bonus episode, but for now this is more than enough!

In our first masked up, socially distanced episode, Cosmo Baker joins us to talk about his crazy election season DJing adventures, including his work with Joy To The Polls, Election Defenders, and how he ended up DJing for the most important block party in the world. But first we start out all over the place talking about some new songs that came out in the last few week. Then we realize that we're actually doing a podcast and officially start the show. Cosmo tells us how it all went down in the weeks leading up to the elections and how everything unfolded in Philadelphia in the days after the election. We get into Covid and other current events. Since we love a good list here, we went down some of the classic uplifting freedom bangers Cosmo played at these events, which somehow leads us down the road of making fun of salty memes that old head rappers post. Then we talk about the Redbull Radio mix series that we're all involved with, HOLLERBOARED REDUX! This episode was really serious and hilarious at the same time and there was a lot of out takes that we may release in a bonus episode, but for now this is more than enough!

Episode 158: COSMO BAKER On this week’s episode of the @RoadPodcast, the fellas speak with South Philly’s finest @CosmoBaker. Cosmo and @DJCrooked reminisce on their Philly road trips from NYC in the early 2000s (00:45) and speak about Philly’s tight Hip-Hop community emerging in the early ’90s with @QuestLove, @BlackThought, and @DJAMLives (18:41). The fellas discuss racial tensions and the temperamental political climate in Philly (24:22) as Cosmo expands on his verbal interaction with @JoeMaz on Twitter (29:55). Cosmo later explains how the infamous @ItsTheRub party in Brooklyn started with co-founders @DJAyres and @DJEleven (1:03:35) and their legendary Mash-Up Compilation #ItsTheMothafuckingRemix feat. @MarkRonsom @Diplo @LowBeezy (1:08:20). The crew express how grateful they are for the culture of #HipHop and how it’s impacted every DJ's life (1:22:01). Finally, Cosmo speaks on DJing the @Do_Over for the first time (1:44:55) and his deep dive discovery into the amazing music of the mysteriously anonymous band @SaultGlobal (2:06:30).

In this week's edition of The NINE at 9, we'll talk to DJs who are using their platform for social justice and check in on their current situations. We are honored to have these special guests: DJ BONICS, COSMO BAKER, RTST, DJ TARA, and DJ ALKIMIST.Support the show (http://www.beatrefinery.com)

It's been way too long! We will have new episodes coming soon! But for now, we have an older episode that got lost in the shuffle. Unlike Nas' Lost tapes, this was too good to let just disappear into the abyss. Its from February 26, 2020. It got sandwiched in between a bunch of other episodes and kinda forgotten about. We edited all the stuff that would make it dated and left in an hour and a half of us listening to mostly new dance music. But then the fun really started when we accidentally got into running down the best and worst sports-related rap collabs. Then, as if we hadn't already reached the apex of our podcast existence, Cosmo Baker pops in and joins in on the convo. Thanks for listening and we hope this holds you over till we drop some new episodes NEXT WEEK!

In the stirring conclusion of our conversation with Cosmo Baker, we cover: Cosmo's favorite current band and their mysterious personnel, Inflo and his Charles Stepney-influenced sound, our varied opinions on cell phone requests both plain and fancy, the new Kid Sister song and how it would fit nicely in Scrubs, XXXtentacioni, Mike's love for Scrubs, the latest in Old Town Road news, updates and traffic, Iggor for the kids vs. Iggor for the old head, filtering the constant flood of new music through curators, the impact of how music spreads today vs. how it used to, the iTunes panic and Michael's forecast of Apple's slow death in the non-mobile market, the USA's dwindling cultural capital and how it's maybe not a bad thing. Check Cosmo's new Mixcloud Select channel (it's like Patreon for DJs, and Cosmo's using all of the subscription funds to fund the artists he's featuring): https://www.mixcloud.com/cosmobaker/select/

In the stirring conclusion of our conversation with Cosmo Baker, we cover: Cosmo's favorite current band and their mysterious personnel, Inflo and his Charles Stepney-influenced sound, our varied opinions on cell phone requests both plain and fancy, the new Kid Sister song and how it would fit nicely in Scrubs, XXXtentacioni, Mike's love for Scrubs, the latest in Old Town Road news, updates and traffic, Iggor for the kids vs. Iggor for the old head, filtering the constant flood of new music through curators, the impact of how music spreads today vs. how it used to, the iTunes panic and Michael's forecast of Apple's slow death in the non-mobile market, the USA's dwindling cultural capital and how it's maybe not a bad thing. Check Cosmo's new Mixcloud Select channel (it's like Patreon for DJs, and Cosmo's using all of the subscription funds to fund the artists he's featuring): https://www.mixcloud.com/cosmobaker/select/

In the stirring conclusion of our conversation with Cosmo Baker, we cover: Cosmo's favorite current band and their mysterious personnel, Inflo and his Charles Stepney-influenced sound, our varied opinions on cell phone requests both plain and fancy, the new Kid Sister song and how it would fit nicely in Scrubs, XXXtentacioni, Mike's love for Scrubs, the latest in Old Town Road news, updates and traffic, Iggor for the kids vs. Iggor for the old head, filtering the constant flood of new music through curators, the impact of how music spreads today vs. how it used to, the iTunes panic and Michael's forecast of Apple's slow death in the non-mobile market, the USA's dwindling cultural capital and how it's maybe not a bad thing. Check Cosmo's new Mixcloud Select channel (it's like Patreon for DJs, and Cosmo's using all of the subscription funds to fund the artists he's featuring): https://www.mixcloud.com/cosmobaker/select/

Here's part one of our conversation with Philly DJ legend Cosmo Baker (Remedy, The Rub); we ended up going really long but thought it was a great convo so we're posting this all up in two parts (part 2 will be posted on Wednesday). Topics include Wesley Snipes conspiracy theories, the BBQ Beat genre coined by Cosmo and the good/bad/ugly of other retronyms like boogie and yacht rock, verification on Joyner Lucas crappiness, 80s music movies, theme parties and how they're not all bad but kinda mostly are, Knight Rider, divorce rock and post-divorce rock, children's TV shows and their lasting impact, early 90s underground hip hop culture and playing Clipse for snobby backpackers, overseas UK+NY drill rap collabs and New York making great rap again, the return of Jai Paul and some other new music we're feeling. Here's a [mostly] complete listing of the artists and songs both played and mentioned throughout the episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2cQnIcEOjc140ATH9K3f7g?si=OM1zXvR2TWKQ9BPkQlY6Xg

Here's part one of our conversation with Philly DJ legend Cosmo Baker (Remedy, The Rub); we ended up going really long but thought it was a great convo so we're posting this all up in two parts (part 2 will be posted on Wednesday). Topics include Wesley Snipes conspiracy theories, the BBQ Beat genre coined by Cosmo and the good/bad/ugly of other retronyms like boogie and yacht rock, verification on Joyner Lucas crappiness, 80s music movies, theme parties and how they're not all bad but kinda mostly are, Knight Rider, divorce rock and post-divorce rock, children's TV shows and their lasting impact, early 90s underground hip hop culture and playing Clipse for snobby backpackers, overseas UK+NY drill rap collabs and New York making great rap again, the return of Jai Paul and some other new music we're feeling. Here's a [mostly] complete listing of the artists and songs both played and mentioned throughout the episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2cQnIcEOjc140ATH9K3f7g?si=OM1zXvR2TWKQ9BPkQlY6Xg

Here's part one of our conversation with Philly DJ legend Cosmo Baker (Remedy, The Rub); we ended up going really long but thought it was a great convo so we're posting this all up in two parts (part 2 will be posted on Wednesday). Topics include Wesley Snipes conspiracy theories, the BBQ Beat genre coined by Cosmo and the good/bad/ugly of other retronyms like boogie and yacht rock, verification on Joyner Lucas crappiness, 80s music movies, theme parties and how they're not all bad but kinda mostly are, Knight Rider, divorce rock and post-divorce rock, children's TV shows and their lasting impact, early 90s underground hip hop culture and playing Clipse for snobby backpackers, overseas UK+NY drill rap collabs and New York making great rap again, the return of Jai Paul and some other new music we're feeling. Here's a [mostly] complete listing of the artists and songs both played and mentioned throughout the episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2cQnIcEOjc140ATH9K3f7g?si=OM1zXvR2TWKQ9BPkQlY6Xg

Soul House was started in 2003 in New York City by Scott Melker and Cosmo Baker. Every Thursday night at Plan B, the duo brought a relentless combination of classic hip hop, r&b, soul, rock, funk and classic house hits to the East Village. The Village Voice and Timeout both ranked Soul House as one of the …

Block crown, robert feel good - Love is the only key (club mix) Block, Crown - Hard to Let Go Delicious, Markus Emig - Nothing in Life is Free (Club mix) DJ Johnny Yip - If You Try (Clubmix) Mike Gillenwater - Give It To Me Kyle Pound - You Mike Gillenwater - Jamaica 2014 Demarkus Lewis - Love Can Feel Maggs Bruchez - Phil's Good Demarkus Lewis - Gangsta Boogie Demarkus Lewis - Find My Own Way Michael R Jr. - Cross Fingers Arturo Garces - Got A Problem (Where Were You?) Yogi & Husky - I Won't Give Up (Samir Maslo Instrumental) John Acosta - Club Playin Ross Couch - Face To Face Wallas - Gotta Have Your Loving Mirko & Meex - Not Your Love (Gramophonedzie Remix) Grandtheft, Cosmo Baker, Jeanette "Lady" Day - Find A Way feat. Jeanette "Lady" Day 5prite, Marcelo Vak - It's For You J-fader - I Don't Go To Church DJ Sneak - 1 For Da Clowns Angelo Ferreri - Queer Baby Freaky Behaviour - Disguys Freaky Behaviour - Dream Topping Rick Marshall - Take Me Back Jack Bandit - Have A Good One - Bandit Beats (2014 REMASTER) 4Peace - High On Love Joy & Pain feat. Darryl Pandy - I Don't Want To (4Peace Remix) Richie Kidd - What Ya Lookin' At (Four to the Floor Mix) Ignacio Robles - Feel The Breeze Michael R Jr. - When I'm Happy, When I'm Sad ice - cream-so-bright Ignacio Robles - Play It For Me Ignacio Robles - Without You Ignacio Robles - Make It High Brock Landers The Disco King - Ghetto Superstar City Soul Project - Be Bop Thing City Soul Project - Ah Shucks Ice cream - so bright Cupcakes - Queen Size R.e.d. - Luv Nites R.e.d. - Takin' Everytime Rob Swinga - Frank Ocean Lost (Rob Swinga Remix) Jay West - Just For Today (9west Messenger Remix) Behling & Simpson - Hurt Me More Reelsoul, Mr. V - The Tribute (Main Mix) Juan Hoerni - Alguna Vez (Reelsoul remix) Demarkus Lewis - Baking with Anita

Aaawwww shieeeeet! Here we go again! DJ Rideon is going for an European Tour 2-17.5. and to celebrate that here's something to get warm with for all my peeps around the world. A super mix with 55 minutes of baltimore club, baile funk, dirty fidget house and a whole lotta huge remixes and blends! Also big up to Cosmo Baker & DJ Eleven from the Rub, Paul Devro from Mad Decent, Sir Nenis & DJ Fiskars from the Top Billin Crew, Cocotaxi from Stockholm, Joyce Muniz, Sany Pitbull and all who contributed a shout for the mix! DJ Rideon - Big Dancin All Night Long The Whitest Boy Alive: Golden Cage (Fred Falke Remix) King Tutt: The Future DJ Class: Tear Da Club Up (Ruff Ryders) KW Griff: Chris Rock Joint Kanye West, A-Trak, & Diplo: Stronger Is Never Over (Them Jeans Remix) Movado & Busy Signal: Inna Badman Rave (Polarsoul Blend) Emynd: A Bit Patchy Club Theme Enur feat Natasja: Calabria 2007 (DiscoTech Remix) DJ Serafin: It Takes B-More Sany Pitbull: Macumbinha 2 Sany Pitbull: Aquecimento do Pontinho DJ Alex MPC feat. Gaiola Das Popozudas & Os Ousados: Passinho de Ladinho MC Buiú: Ela Balança Mais Não Para (DJ Dennis Remix) Bonde da Oskley: Batucada Funk Bounce Camp: Big Dancin Cassidy feat Swizz Beatz: My Drink N’ My 2 Step (Pimp The System remix) Teddybears feat. Mad Cobra: Cobrastyle (Diplo Remix) Sharkslayer: Bad Ding Count Of Monte Cristal: Dibby DJ Sany Pitbull: Pump That P Yelle: Je Veux Te Voir (Cocotaxi remix) Jacknife Lee: Making Me Money (Switch Remix) AC/DC: Thunderstruck (Crookers Remix) Mark Ronson feat. Amy Winehouse: Valerie (Count Of Monte Cristal Remix) Lionel Richie: All Night Long (Rico Tubbs Remix)