Podcasts about Crown City Rockers

This episode focuses on Headnodic via Oakland, California, by way of Boston as a founding member of the groups Mission: and Crown City Rockers. I try to get to the core that explains his beautiful beats and rhymes and the fact that all his collabs, whether its Infamous TAZ, Raashan Ahmad, Rico Pabón, El-P or Lateef the Truth Speaker, it always flawlessly fits together like bread & butter, Pete Rock & CL Smooth, bacon & eggs, pencil and paper, Primo and Gu’you get the idea. I catch up with him to discuss the pandemic, his recent move up north, and if Crown City is really retired. We also chat about the Def Jux days, making music with his brother, and the next entry in his days of the week series, entitled 'Thursday'. Enjoy! Visit the website: https://www.bedroombeethovens.com/ Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bedroombeethovens

The ’15 Years A Podcaster: Music Edition’ episode featuring the music of Saul Williams, Bloom, Kaiser Chiefs, The Heatseekers, The Mint Chicks, Crown City Rockers, Gnappy, The Shapeshifters, No Luck Club, Tegan & Sara, Decibully, The Turbo AC’s, Electric Eel Shock, The WPP, John Doe with Neko Case, Daniel Johnston, Devil In A Woodpile, Kings […]

J-Felix joins Robert (via Zoom) for the second hour of this week's show playing music from his album and bringing tunes from The RH Factor feat. D’Angelo, Homecut, Goldlink, Liam Bailey, Crown City Rockers and Footshooter as well as talking about the album, how it is working with Swindle and Alice Russell and more. Robert has some classic Broken Beat from Son Of Scientist aka IG Culture. Ron Basejam on the remix of Catching Flies. Hip Hop from The Fugees….not that track…but still a good one from The Score album. Soul from Nicolette, Bill Withers and Cleo Sol. Plus a track from the Ezra Collective. Press play.

On this episode of Ninth Wave, Claire Mortifee Joins us to discuss art, life & love!The show opens with a brand new song from Kamasi Washington entitled, "Street Fighter Mas" from his album 'Heaven and Earth. After that you'll hear songs from Masego, Crown City Rockers, K-Rec, Flako, Chris Dave & more.See you next week

Oonops drops some hard knocking boom bap sounds, neck-snapping instrumentals, smoked out jazz beats, slick lyrics, dope oldschool vibes and tight rhymes straight from his dusty vinyl crates. This month he welcomes producer Headnodic (of Crown City Rockers) straight from California in an exclusive guestmix who presents an all-instrumental session with his current fav tunes. Get ready to blast your speakers! Have fun!

Oonops drops some hard knocking boom bap sounds, neck-snapping instrumentals, smoked out jazz beats, slick lyrics, dope oldschool vibes and tight rhymes straight from his dusty vinyl crates. This month he welcomes producer Headnodic (of Crown City Rockers) straight from California in an exclusive guestmix who presents an all-instrumental session with his current fav tunes. Get ready to blast your speakers! Have fun!

Episode 6: June 2, 2015James Spencer, an illustrator, and Ben Lariviere, a photographer, are back, bringing you all the important updates from their personal and professional lives. This week, James updates us on the delivery status of an online shopping order, Ben almost shows up to photograph a wedding in his underwear, we take this lighthearted podcast in a bold, new direction, diving right into a huge political topic and maybe just get a little bit over our heads, and we weigh the pros and cons of running a convenience store.  Thank you, come again... It's And We're Back!Theme Music by: Crown City RockersInterstitial Music by: Chance the Rapper[Music used without permission. Copyright infringement intended.]

Episode 5: May 17, 2015James Spencer, an illustrator, and Ben Lariviere, a photographer, are back, bringing you all the important updates from their personal and professional lives. This week, James reports on the advancements in his life following the introduction of a calendar, Ben travels back in time to finally attend his high school prom... and someone dies! And James pursues his fascination with public shaming by engaging in some public shaming of his own.  It's And We're Back!Theme Music by: Crown City RockersInterstitial Music by: Chance the Rapper[Music used without permission. Copyright infringement intended.]

Episode 4: May 7, 2015James Spencer, an illustrator, and Ben Lariviere, a photographer, are back, bringing you all the important updates from their personal and professional lives. This week, James tries to compare an instance of petty theft to Ben's harrowing car accident, Ben describes the charade that is his family life, James brings in a surprise segment designed to test the strength of our stomachs and the level of our commitment to this show, we help each other with some advanced, professional-level skills like not forgetting about plans you've made and not just spending all day on facebook, and our art projects go off the rails! It's And We're Back!Theme Music by: Crown City RockersInterstitial Music by: Chance the Rapper[Music used without permission. Copyright infringement intended.]

Episode 3: April 30, 2015James Spencer, an illustrator, and Ben Lariviere, a photographer, are back, bringing you all the important updates from their personal and professional lives. This week, James embarks on an epic adventure, consisting mainly of rolling dice, Ben tells a cautionary tale of tech support gone wrong, James awards himself a trophy for the sole purpose of gloating and we make it 3 on 3 on episodes in which we manage to find something to say about what we like to call "Garbage Books." Music by: Crown City Rockers

Episode 2: April 20, 2015James Spencer, an illustrator, and Ben Lariviere, a photographer, are back, joining the 30% of podcasts that actually make it to a second episode! This week, Ben encounters a birthday cake disaster. Did he manage to save his fianceé's birthday? James speaks about what prompted him to throw axes wildly in the presence of his co-workers. And we hold each other accountable for the progress on our respective art projects. Music by: Crown City Rockers

Episode 1: April 13, 2015James Spencer, an illustrator, and Ben Lariviere, a photographer, are back with a new format and brand new segments. Today, James dishes the vital details on his girlfriend's new book club, Ben tells a tale of crime, making a police report about said crime, and the climactic response to that police report, James speaks vaguely about the arguments threatening to tear his family apart, and we talk a big game about art projects we're planning to do. Music by: Crown City Rockers

Raashan Ahmad

Mixed by DJ Vajra, hosted by Mr Freshley Track List 1) Mr Freshley Intro 2) KRS One And Buckshot ft DJ Revolution - "Survival Skills" 3) Jake One ft MF DOOM - "Trap Door" 4) Mos Def - "Twilite Speedball" 5) Anita Baker - "Sweet Love" 6) Drake ft Phonte - "Think Good Thoughts" 7) Brother Ali - "Breakin' Dawn" 8) Instrumental Transition 9) Erykah Badu ft Pharoahe Monch - "The Healer (Hip Hop Remix)" 10) DJ Vajra - "Hot Sauce Scratch Solo" 11) Erick Sermon ft Jarren Benten - "Like Yeah" 12) Raekwon ft Slick Rick, Masta Killa and GZA - "We Will Rob You" 13) Asher Roth - "Lark On My Go Kart" 14) Beastie Boys / Gang Starr Blend" 15) Mr. Lif - "Gun Fight" 16) DJ Vajra - "Dumb It Down Scratch Solo" 17) J-Live - "It Don't Stop" 18) Crown City Rockers - "Forever Song" 19) Madlib ft Guilty Simpson - "Blow The Horns On 'Em" 20) Ohmega Watts / Common Blend 21) Ghostface ft John Legend - "Let's Stop Playin" 22) Q-Tip - "Feelin" 23) DJ Vajra - "This Story Scratch Solo" 24) Jern Eye - "Get Down" 25) Talib Kweli and Hi Tek - "Back Again" 26) Showbiz & A.G. - "Party Groove" 27) People Under The Stairs - "Trippin' At The Disco" 28) Othello + DJ Vajra ft Theory Hazit - "Same Team Suckas" 29) Outro Please visit http://djvajra.com for more free mixes!!!

Crown City Rockers on IndieFeed Hip Hop.

The Crown City Rockers incorporate a strong jazz influence in their music. The blend of this soothing music and MC Raashan Ahmad's unique rapping style make for an easy, laid back sound. I strongly recommend their 2nd LP "Earthtones" (2004).