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We are joined by Ben Pedroche of Grown Up Rap and author of "Independent as Fuck" to do our latest fantasy draft, picking our favorite indie rappers of all time and placing them on records labels (both major and indie) to create the best alternate careers! Would RA the Rugged Man, Vordul Mega, and Tame One thrive in the major label system? Who goes to Def Jux, Backwoodz Studioz, and Rawkus? Tap in and find out!You can find Ben's book Independent as F**K here:https://www.amazon.com/Independent-As-Underground-Hip-Hop-1995-2005/dp/1913231879And you can find Grown Up Rap here:https://grownuprap.com/If you want exclusive content or wish to see the video of this episode you can become a Patreon member using the link below: https://www.patreon.com/calloutculturepodcastYou can find our music here:Zilla Rocca:https://5oclockshadowboxers.bandcamp.com/musicCurly Castro:https://curlycastro.bandcamp.com/album/little-robert-huttonhttps://shrapknel.bandcamp.com/Alaska:https://thatrapperalaska.bandcamp.com/
My guest for the season 5 premiere is New York rapper-producer miles cooke. We spoke about Silo, Memento, his love of Phillip K. Dick and all things sci-fi, his appreciation for Aesop Rock and the Def Jux era of alternative hip-hop, working through anxiety, his complicated relationship with Christianity, and the creative process behind I Used To Feel Things and his latest album ceci n'est pat un portrait, out now via Rucksack Records. Come fuck with us.ceci n'est pat un portrait is available wherever music is sold, streamed, or stolen. Consider copping directly from mile's Bandcamp page. Follow miles on Instagram, Twitter, and Bluesky: @milescooked Read my review of the portrait single "zugzwang" on Hearing Things. Join the Reel Notes Patreon today starting at $5/month to get early access to episodes, our Discord server, exclusive bonus interviews and reviews, and more!My first book, Reel Notes: Culture Writing on the Margins of Music and Movies, is available now, via 4 PM Publishing. Order a digital copy on Amazon.Reel Notes stands in solidarity with the oppressed peoples of Palestine, Congo, Sudan, Tigray, and Haiti. Please consider donating to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund, The Palestinian Youth Movement, The Zakat Foundation, HealAfrica, FreeTigray, and/or Hope For Haiti. For information about contacting your representatives to demand a ceasefire, finding protests, and other tools, check out CeasefireToday!Follow me on Instagram (@cinemasai), Twitter (@CineMasai_), Bluesky (@cinemasai.bsky.social), TikTok (@cinemasai), Letterboxd (@CineMasai), and subscribe to my weekly Nu Musique Friday newsletter to stay tapped into all things Dylan Green. Support the show
This week we are joined by Hangar 18 (our very own Alaska, paWL and Windnbreez) to discuss their debut album on Def Jux, the Multiplatinum Debut Album which was released. 20 years ago on 6/15/2004. You can find the Multiplatinum Debut Album here:Bandcamp: https://hangar18.bandcamp.com/album/the-multiplatinum-debut-album Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/6c8N0SmHnSmTNJRDn3e5RL?si=Y3_wycCkQ96T9VZLr0ByRg For exclusive content and all sort of perks support our patreon: https://www.patreon.com/calloutculturepodcast You can find our music here: Zilla Rocca: https://5oclockshadowboxers.bandcamp.com/music Curly Castro: https://curlycastro.bandcamp.com/album/little-robert-hutton https://shrapknel.bandcamp.com/ Alaska: https://thatrapperalaska.bandcamp.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calloutculture/support
In this Season 8 Episode 18 of Milkcrates & Microphones, we are joined by legendary Bronx emcee/producer—Rob Sonic aka Bobby Freedom. Rob Sonic dives into a number of topics including relocating from D.C. to the Bronx as a teenager, discovering hip-hop through his brother, early influences growing up, breakdancing and the B-Boy era, starting out in the hip-hop group—Sonic Sum, the evolution of East Coast hip-hop, mastering the synthesizer-style production, getting played on KCR, meeting El-P, Def Jux, the 20th anniversary of his debut album—Telicatessin, meeting and collaborating with Aesop Rock, creating the Hail Mary Mallon group, the story of Mary Mallon, his collection of signature bandanas, his latest album—Latrinalia, new music, plus so much more. We also bring you your favorite Milk&Mics segments like “This Week in Hip Hop” & Song Picks of the (Motha Fuckin') Week”, Rob Sonic style. Enjoy. Subscribe & tell a friend. Rob Sonic joins us at the 32:08 mark. Follow Rob Sonic on Instagram here: @bobbyfreedom Cop Rob Sonic music/merch here: https://skypimps.bandcamp.com Join Rob Sonic's Patreon here: / pizzaday
Video animation by: Big Flowers Intro/Outro beat by: BLOODBLIXING The Plug (0:44). The Interview (2:28). I love rap because not every collab needs to “make sense” on first glance. As long as the artists in question are on the same page artistically, know their strengths, and are willing to take risks and compromise when needed, the results can be great. This is precisely what we get with today's guests, Uncommon Nasa and Guilty Simpson, on their latest collaborative album, Escalation. As highly respected veterans in their respective hometown hubs of hip-hop, they possess a strong connection as it relates to their perspectives on the craft, and how they approach making music. In today's episode, this dynamic duo talks about key lessons they learnt from their careers (involving legendary artists like Dilla, Sean Price, and the original Def Jux crew), their artistic development, the Detroit hip-hop sound really, and the creation of their latest musically exhilarating collaborative album, Escalation. Current era of rap vs. pre-internet era of rap (3:32). Mainstream hip-hop scene (22:11). Key lessons Nasa learnt from his early days working on Def Jux projects (30:55). The Detroit hip-hop sound (46:02). It Was Written > Illmatic??? (49:55). Nasa's experience mastering engineering, producing, and rapping (53:45). How Sean Price inspired Guilty (57:53). The sound of Escalation (1:04:23). How Guilty was challenged as an MC on Escalation (1:22:45). Primary lyrical themes of Escalation (1:29:12). Upcoming music / merch / tour dates (1:35:46). Buy Escalation here: https://uncommonrecords.bandcamp.com/album/escalation Support Uncommon Records here: https://www.uncommonnasa.com/ Follow Guilty Simpson on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/guiltysimpson Follow Uncommon Nasa on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/uncommonnasa/ Follow Guilty Simpson on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/guiltysimpson/ -- Fiending for some more quality rap content? Visit the RMPP website: https://rmpp.squarespace.com/ Want to support and help us grow? Become a RMPP Patron, and gain access to exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/therapmusicplugpodcast Looking to connect? DM me @rapmusicplugpod on Twitter and Instagram, or shoot me an email at qlctv.podcast@gmail.com
Yo what's up this is toru and in a way so are you. For those of you who don't know me, I'm a music producer, artist, and entrepreneur.I make music for that space between the dance floor and the bedroom, which, as of this moment, I am grateful to say has been streamed millions of times and licensed by brands big and small, including companies like Apple.I believe that regardless of what you produce, whether it be music, art, physical goods, or even spreadsheets, you have a process, whether you know it or not.To explore this further, I created The ProducerHead Podcast.ProducerHead is a place to have conversations with Producers about their experience and process to share what works and what doesn't. To help each of us learn and improve our own processes.Today's guest is Brooklyn-based Cryptic One, a rapper, producer, drum programmer / finger drummer extraordinaire, and honestly a legend in his own right.If you had told a younger me that I'd be talking to this man in this context, there's no way I would have believed you.He's a member of the Atoms Family.He's released music through Def Jux.Has credits with artists that include Aesop Rock, Cannibal Ox, and others I'm definitely missing.AndIf that weren't enough, Cryptic One just received a Billboard plaque for the Lloyd Banks track “Dead Roses,” which he produced.Today is part two of the incredible conversation with Cryptic One, a Brooklyn-based rapper and producer. If you already listened to part one, then you already know and are ready to strap in for more. If you haven't already heard part 1 of this interview, I highly recommend you check it out. We talked about impostor syndrome, finding your own voice as an artist, and the role of consistency on the path to quality.Today's convo will close out some of the ideas we started in part 1 as well as get into:The impact of social media on finding your artistic identity,Turning small projects into larger projectsHow to use self-doubt positively.That's it for this episode of ProducerHead. Appreciate you coming through and being a part of it. My hope is that it helps you unlock a bit more creativity and find progress in a way that matters to you.Before we go:There are three simple and zero cost ways to support the ProducerHead Podcast.1 - Tap in and subscribe or follow wherever you're listening, whether it be Spotify or Apple.2- If you haven't already, drop a review on Apple or Spotify. The feedback is appreciated and helps me continue to do what's working while improving along the way.3 - Send this episode to one person who would enjoy it. Do not underestimate the power of word of mouth. The most old school of methods are often the most effective.Finally, let's stay connected:I regularly share ideas that help me develop my creative process along with music recommendations, and even give away free music and sample packs. Head to torubeat.com and sign up to receive all of these things and stay up on all things ProducerHead.You can also stay connected with me and the Podcast, @torubeat on Instagram, YouTube, and tiktok.The theme music is one of my own songs. It is called “Room To Breathe” and available on all streaming platforms.Again. For real. Thanks for being here with me and I look forward to catching you in the next episode of ProducerHead.This has been toru, and in a way, so are you.Peace.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/producerhead/donations This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit torubeat.substack.com
Yo what's up this is toru and in a way so are you. For those of you who don't know me, I'm a music producer, artist, and entrepreneur.I make music for that space between the dance floor and the bedroom, which, has been streamed millions of times and licensed by brands big and small, including companies like Apple.I believe that regardless of what you produce, whether it be music, art, physical goods, or even spreadsheets, you have a process, whether you know it or not.To explore this further, I created The ProducerHead Podcast. ProducerHead is a place to have conversations with Producers about their experience and process to share what works and what doesn't. To help each of us learn and improve our own processes.Today's guest is Brooklyn-based Cryptic One, a rapper, producer, drum programmer / finger drummer extraordinaire, and honestly a legend in his own right.If you had told a younger me that I'd be talking to this man in this context, there's no way I would have believed you.He's a member of the Atoms Family.He's released music through Def Jux.Has credits with artists that include Aesop Rock, Cannibal Ox, and others I'm definitely missing.AndIf that weren't enough, Cryptic One just received a Billboard plaque for the Lloyd Banks track “Dead Roses,” which he produced.Throughout this conversation we discuss, among many other topics,Finding Your Own Sound,Impostor Syndrome,Consistency and Quantity as a path to QualityANDBehind the scenes of how his placement with Lloyd Banks came to be.Again, it is a trip to be presenting this episode to you. Cryptic One has made beloved contributions to music and remains a humble and kind dude.In this conversation he reminds us that the challenges of pursuing our goals can often be difficult, but always worthwhile.And with that. Here's a conversation with Cryptic One. Episode 3 of ProducerHead starts now.That's it for this episode of ProducerHead. Appreciate you coming through and being a part of it. My hope is that it helps you unlock a bit more creativity and find progress in a way that matters to you.Before we go:There are three simple and zero cost ways to support the ProducerHead Podcast.1 - Tap in and subscribe or follow wherever you're listening, whether it be Spotify or Apple.2- If you haven't already, drop a review on Apple or Spotify. The feedback is appreciated and helps me continue to do what's working while improving along the way.3 - Send this episode to one person who would enjoy it. Do not underestimate the power of word of mouth. The most old school of methods are often the most effective.Finally, let's stay connected:I regularly share ideas that help me develop my creative process along with music recommendations, and even give away free music and sample packs. Head to torubeat.com and sign up to receive all of these things and stay up on all things ProducerHead.You can also stay connected with me and the Podcast, @torubeat on Instagram, YouTube, and tiktok.The theme music is one of my own songs. It is called “Room To Breathe” and available on all streaming platforms.Again. For real. Thanks for being here with me and I look forward to catching you in the next episode of ProducerHead.This has been toru, and in a way, so are you.Peace.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/producerhead/donations This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit torubeat.substack.com
Murs continues his multi-part series covering "The End Of The Beginning" his first album with Def Jux. In this episode, Murs focuses on the tracks "Happy Pills" featuring Aesop Rock and "Risky Business" featuring Shock G and details his relationships with and admiration of both artists.Listen to the album on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/album/79Cgv4Dnv8mMtUuiwjP3NeListen to the album on Apple Music:https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-end-of-the-beginning/1155211525Support Murs and the Podcast here:https://www.patreon.com/Murs316 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Murs continues his multi-part series covering "The End Of The Beginning" his first album with Def Jux. In this episode, Murs focuses on the track "Transitions Az A Ridah" explaining his connection to skate culture, pointing out its similarities and differences to Hip Hop cultureListen to the album on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/album/79Cgv4Dnv8mMtUuiwjP3NeListen to the album on Apple Music:https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-end-of-the-beginning/1155211525Support Murs and the Podcast here:https://www.patreon.com/Murs316 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In the third installment of this multi-part episode covering "The End Of The Beginning" his first album with Def Jux, Murs continues to break down the recording process of the album providing his insights on the underground Hip Hop culture of the era and also shares his perspective in retrospect.Listen to the album on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/album/79Cgv4Dnv8mMtUuiwjP3NeListen to the album on Apple Music:https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-end-of-the-beginning/1155211525Check out the upcoming Living Legends Album and Merch Drop:http://www.legendarymusic.net/Support Murs and the Podcast here:https://www.patreon.com/Murs316 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In part two of this episode covering "The End Of The Beginning" his first album with Def Jux, Murs starts to break down the recording process of the album and tells some behind-the-scenes stories about the artists he collaborated and toured with while working on the record.Listen to the album on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/album/79Cgv4Dnv8mMtUuiwjP3NeListen to the album on Apple Music:https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-end-of-the-beginning/1155211525Check out the upcoming Living Legends Album and Merch Drop:http://www.legendarymusic.net/Support Murs and the Podcast here:https://www.patreon.com/Murs316 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In part one of this episode covering " The End Of The Beginning" his first album with the legendary underground label, Murs speaks on his first meetings and recording sessions with the iconic underground artists who became pillars of the label and the scene that blossomed from it.Check out the earliest Def Jux songs on Apple Music here:https://music.apple.com/kr/album/definitive-jux-presents-ii/137299497?l=enCheck out the earliest Def Jux songs on Spotify here:https://open.spotify.com/album/27B6d96COYFgy9wAjQYhJJSupport Murs and the Podcast here:https://www.patreon.com/Murs316 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this unique episode, Murs explains how he first got involved with El-P's iconoclast record label, Definitive Juxtaposition, and tells some behind-the-scenes stories leading up to " The End Of The Beginning" his first album with the legendary underground label. Stay tuned next week for more insights on that classic record.Check out the earliest Def Jux songs on Apple Music here:https://music.apple.com/kr/album/definitive-jux-presents-ii/137299497?l=enCheck out the earliest Def Jux songs on Spotify here:https://open.spotify.com/album/27B6d96COYFgy9wAjQYhJJSupport Murs and the Podcast here:https://www.patreon.com/Murs316 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
No matter where you are in your career, you'll benefit from listening to 3Q. 3Q provides a window into the careers of some of the best in the music business. Every episode is an insider's view of the realities of life as a music executive. Topics include issues of empowerment, uncertainty, trust, finances, etc; issues that will impact you both personally and professionally. The executives we interview represent every aspect of the industry including but not limited to A&R, Marketing, Music Supervision, Artist Management, Promotion, and more. About Nick: Nick Gordon is a senior music executive, brand strategist and public speaker with over 20 years of diverse experience working at the intersection of media distribution, retail, and social commerce, developing influential B2B and consumer brands and leading multimillion dollar, global companies through rapid growth and radical change. As an innovation-focused operating executive, Nick has served in executive roles at Symphonic, The Orchard, and Caroline Distribution and has guided his firms through challenging marketplaces by using advanced technology, optimally targeted brand strategy, and engaging user experiences to create inventive and scalable approaches to connecting rights holders with customers. Currently, Nick is Chief Partnership Officer of music distributor and label services company Symphonic Distribution. Prior to Symphonic, Nick was Vice President, Client Services at The Orchard, a $2billion market leader in the music distribution industry. He joined the company in the early stages of a critical turnaround as its 28th employee. Over his 8-year tenure, he served on the executive management team that grew the firm from $5 million in revenue to an acquisition by Sony. Nick served as general manager of multiple business units and served as a key operator during the acquisitions of TVT Records, IRIS Distribution, and their sector-defining, $65 million merger with IODA and Sony Music, which created the single largest music distributor in history. He also guided record label clients through seismic marketplace changes and helmed the build and launch of The Orchard Workstation, a first-of-its-kind digital asset distribution platform now ubiquitous in the music and film world. Earlier in his career, Nick spent five years as Distributed Labels Manager at EMI-owned Caroline Distribution (now Virgin), working with labels including Astralwerks, Blue Note, Warp, Def Jux, Arts & Crafts, Stones Throw and Ultra. He was also the founder of early direct-to-fan commerce engine Artist Workshop, ultimately sold
The Boom Bap Hour chops it up with Honored Moocher. Hailing from South Africa, he describes his music as very Def Jux, with the occasional tinge of Soul which can be heard in his melodies. His high powered performances include opening up for Hip Hop legends Canibus at the Bassline in Johannesburg and for Talib Kweli at the popular BTTC (Back To The City) Festival. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-boom-bap-hour/message
Producer, recording engineer and mixing/mastering specialist Steel Tipped Dove joins us to talk about his creative process as it relates to his project "all the weight feather don't have," his recent collection of songs "House of Disorder" with Nosaj from New Kingdom, and his recent full-length project with Alaska called "The Structural Dynamics of Flow". Dove has had a prolific year. So prolific in fact that he dropped another new project called "the trumpet's obviously been drinking" with andrew before we could get this episode in your hands. In the second segment of this episode with talk with Steel Tipped Dove about his album pick - "King of Hearts" from Camu Tao. A polarizing album released posthumously by El-P and Def Jux in 2010. Purchase Steel Tipped Dove's music here: steeltippeddove.bandcamp.com Purchase "House of Disorder" here: nosajfromnewkingdom.bandcamp.com Purchase "The Structural Dynamics of Flow" here: thatrapperalaska.bandcamp.com Purchase "the trumpet's obviously been drinking" here: fusedarrow.bandcamp.com
Kasting Cuzzins: A Podcast About Rap... By Two Recovering White Rappers
Thiiis is how we dooo it... And by "dooo it" we of course mean, "podcast." Hey! Welcome to the eighth episode of #LunchBreakz, lovingly recorded the night before the midterm elections. But don't worry, this (still) is very much NOT a political Kast. Go listen to Ezra Klein or something. Today we are gushing over the just-released mixtape in Westside Gunn's Hitler Wears Hermes series, as well as tracks by Prince Daddy & the Hyenas and LVL Up. The squad also pays respects to recently departed rapper, artist and former Weatherman, Tame One. And Chris reveals a new catchphrase. Join us? Follow us on Twitter: @KastingCuzzins / @KeefHerbin
New eps drop on Patreon first! Barcelona Ben (1:30), tinned fish (7:34), the world's 50 best bars (14:43), a quick DJ Premier retrospective (22:43), Andrew declares camo "over" (31:43), the unpleasantness of the Dahmer show (35:32) and "Blonde" (37:24), Kanye is again the main character (42:23), has stalled culture out? (59:22), Draymond punches Poole (1:05:46), Wembanyana, Scoot and a season of tanking (1:24:33), the deeply inconsequential "Redeem Dream" doc (1:54:34), better Western sleeper: Pelicans or T-Wolves? (1:38:33), the problem with high-usage big men (1:49:35).
Join the PATREON Original livestream date: July 2, 2020 Diggin' in the crates with producer/DJ RJD2! In this classic episode, RJ talks about the records that shaped his identity as a musician, shares stories from the heyday of his Def Jux days, goes seriously granular on the art of re-creating drumbreaks, and more. https://www.questionshiphop.com The Questions Hip-Hop: Instagram | Twitter Sean Kantrowitz: Instagram | Twitter RJD2: https://rjd2store.myshopify.com/ EMAIL SEAN: sean@questionshiphop.com
Classic episode: We take a deep dive through some hip-hop minutia with DJ and producer Statik Selektah. Topics covered include: Wu-Tang, Gang Starr, Boston's hip-hop scene, working with Roc Marciano, the unappreciated aspects of DJ Khaled's career, Statik's first placement on a Def Jux record, and much more! Original broadcast: September 9, 2021
Jesse Ferguson is the owner and head brewer at Interboro Spirits and Ales in Brooklyn. Jesse also has a background in the music industry, having served as the label manager for Definitive Jux for its entire ten year run. He joins the pod to talk about his efforts to combine craft beer and hip-hop, including collaborations with several artists such as Run the Jewels and most recently Bernadette Price (the wife of the late great Sean Price) to release rap inspired brews. Of course, we also talk with Jesse about his time at Def Jux and ask him to tell us about one of his favorite albums - De La Soul is Dead.
Peace‼️ Another episode in the books thanks to our special guest FT_MIKA_! We chopped it up about her beginnings w/ FOOLS GOLD RECORDS, FAT BEATS & DEF JUX to launching MUSIC CHOICE‘s 1st 24/7 interactive network. We also talked about her involvement w/ the legendary Combat Jack Show plus much more! TAP IN‼️ Visuals on Podcasts on VEVO: www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7odV2qUH…0uO4N4Ew0eiMTeexP Follow Us: Website: www.choppinituppodcast.com/ Host (IG): [@]baba_lp_7 Guest (IG): [@]ft_mika_ Executive Producer (IG): [@]ft_mika_ Theme song by [@]dking730
Human Zoo is the new album from Def Jux legend Alaska Atoms and Insubordinate Records president and beat magician Jason Griff. They've been working on it for a while and the world has gone to poo at least four times since they started the process. Dan-O got to chop it up with both of them about the delicate balance between holding the world accountable and holding ourselves accountable. Top tier stuff.
Joining us for episode 31, Alaska (Atoms Fam, Call Out Culture Podcast) shares his process and delves into the inspiration behind the making of his dystopian new album, 'Human Zoo'. We also talk about technology, disconnect, collaborating with Cannibal Ox, Def Jux and more!
My guest this week is New York rapper, producer, engineer, and label head Uncommon Nasa. We spoke about Crime Scene Kitchen, Pinocchio, Basquiat, The Twilight Zone, several Stephen King film adaptations, the pros and cons of adapting books to film, his career in New York's rap underground and within the Definitive Jux orbit, the history of his label Uncommon Records, and the process behind his latest album Only Child, produced entirely by Messiah Musik and out now via Uncommon Records.Only Child is available wherever music is bought, streamed, or stolen. Consider purchasing it from the Uncommon Records Bandcamp page here. Check out his personal website here. Follow Uncommon Nasa on Instagram and Twitter: @UncommonNasaFollow Dylan "CineMasai" Green on Instagram (@cinemasai), Twitter (@CineMasai_), and Letterboxd (@CineMasai) Support the show (https://cash.app/$CineMasai)
There are 4 Elements of Hip Hop. The mic, the turntable, the breakdance and the spray paint. There are also 4 elements to Pod Like a Hole. Marc, Eric, Steve and Ethan Hunt. In celebration of our next proper episode, a track by track analysis of "Run the Jewels 4", 2 out of those 4 elements (Eric and Steve) present a very special B-Side. In this bonus episode we look at the solo careers of the Run the Jewels members: Killer Mike and El-P. Our focus remains zeroed in on El-P's record label (Def Jux) , where he released most of his solo albums and a slew of unbeatable , underground boom bap MCs. Def Jux meant more than Eric and Steve can explain to their own development as music fans, but they sure will try. Rock your yankee to the side and enjoy the sludgy doom rap of Def Jux. See you next time for "RTJ4" Links: El-P: Deep Space 9mm https://youtu.be/2Zn5o-gxtFA EL-P: Stepfather Factory https://youtu.be/VhXmcnYvO7c Murs: Risky Business https://youtu.be/DASFNYsnBMY Aesop Rock: https://youtu.be/ZEBGCOCxLgA
That's the World We're Living In Episode 45: Pineapple Pizza Man Guests Logan Hallowell, Jed Regalado, and Rob Collins join host Rory Cunningham to talk; pissing in jugs, Rob chugs and vomits lemonade, Kit-Kats, snacks from around the world, candy, TDE, Kendrick Lamar, hip-hop, Record Store Day, Rhymesayers, Def Jux, vinyl, Bull Moose Music, BeeGees, annoying employees, Yolo, Olympics 202, basketball, skateboarding, pineapple pizza man, the mall closes at 7, Panda Express, downtown Augusta, FB hacked, baby mama park, house parties, crazy party stores, Halloween party, David Bowie, costumes, skin tight Spider-Man suit, fights at parties, New Years Eve, flying punches through the air, moccasins, Rob fights a whole family, comparing basketball players to skaters, Rodney Mullen, Tony Hawk, Niyjah Houston, Chris Paul, NBA Finals, Rob keeps losing bets, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Space Jam 2: The New Legacy, LeBron James, skitching goes wrong, Rory bails, It's Britney, Tits!, FREE BRITNEY!, Hometown Buffet, feel the ghost tingle, man finds ghost with his erect penis, which celebrity dick do you wanna see the most?, I Think You Should Leave, laughing too hard, shit pants time machine, Kanye West album listening party, nice drive in the country, I ran over former VP Dick Cheney, is it possible for a sandwich to be racist?, American Idol, Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, Central Maine Idol, pizza eating competition, Ratchet & Clank, It's Rough Being Rob, Tossed Salad & Scrambled Eggs with Logan. Comedy. Pop Culture. News. Music. Movies. TV. Sports, Video Games, Entertainment, Jokes & Good Times. @thatstheworldwerelivingin --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rory-j-cunningham/support
This week we speak on another classic 90s record - Del the Funky Homosapien's 1993 album, ‘No Need for Alarm'
How N & D grew up to music fans!Playlist:Smash Brothers Melee - Menu Theme 1Nelly - DilemmaEiffel 65 - Blue (Da Ba Dee)Eiffel 65 - My ConsoleThe Prodigy - BreatheKorn - Freak on a LeashAesop Rock - LaborBusdriver - Imaginary PlacesCannibal Ox - Iron GalaxyQueens of the Stone Age - You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar, But I Feel Like A MillionaireRJD2 - Smoke & MirrorsMy Chemical Romance - I'm Not Okay (I Promise)Sunny Day Real Estate - CirclesPageninetynine - In love with an apparitionSaddest Landscape - The Temptation That Is YouVyva Melinkolya - 1:00AMLemon D - I Can't StopAphex Twin - FlimJakob - MalachiteNaked City - BatmanDreamcrusher - Youth ProblemGary Wilson - 6.4 = Make OutMachine Girl - GhostDeli Girls - small dick/fists dryOutkast - Hey Ya!The Number 12 Looks Like You - The Devils Dick DisasterHorse The Band - New York CityInsect Warfare - Enslaved By MachineryEnemies - We've Been TalkingHella - Biblical ViolenceGorillaz - Tomorrow Comes TodayThey Might Be Giants - Birdhouse In Your SoulPrimus - Wynona's Big Brown BeaverNoisia - StigmaBoxcutter - Bug OctetBurial - ArchangelFreddie Hubbard - Red ClayElis Regina - Águas De MarçoMastodon - Blood & ThunderBison - Fear CaveBolt Thrower - The IVth CrusadeMizmor - VII: Epistemological RuptureRobert Glasper Experiment - Ah YeahFlying Lotus - Breathe Something Stellar StarPelog Barang - Singa Nebah (The Pouncing Lion)ភលងពណពទយ - Pin Peat Pleng KhmerTigran Hamasyan - Entertain MeTigran Hamasyan - ErishtaHiatus Kaiyote - JekyllHakobune - Bee BalmPile - Rope's LengthSun Kil Moon - AlesundLow - Like A ForestSleepytime Gorilla Museum - Sleep Is WrongThe Residents - ConstantinopleGrouper - She Loves Me That WayEarl Sweatshirt - FaucetMIKE - Hunger
In 2012 after the dissolution of his record label Def Jux and the death of his friend and collaborator Camu Tao, El-P released his 3rd solo album Cancer 4 Cure. The album chronicles El-P at one of his lowest points and though he made it thinking it might be his last project, it changed the course of his entire career. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Look for shared musical values that defined the Def Jux character and how we experience them today. Dan-O and K Diggy discuss the top tier of Jux albums below: Cannibal Ox-Cold Vein Aesop Rock-Labor Days Murs 3:16: The 9th Edition
(11:06) MasterClass (https://www.masterclass.com/classes/) (21:20) Conway The Machine - "La Maquina" (https://www.goodreads.com/series/279754-the-greenhollow-duology) (26:24) Bad Idea Corp (https://www.badideacorp.com/) (34:09) Eco (https://store.steampowered.com/app/382310/Eco/) Drinks! Mike - Paloma (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paloma_(cocktail)) Adam - Short Throw - Perpetual Night (https://untappd.com/b/short-throw-brewing-co-perpetual-night/4264607) Followup and Footnotes Music Break: Bo Diddley- "Look At Grandma" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_g09hIGepnQ) Cocaine and Rhinestones Season 2 (https://cocaineandrhinestones.com/episodes/season-two) Chicago (2002) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_(2002_film)) Wonder Woman: Dead Earth (https://www.dccomics.com/comics/wonder-woman-dead-earth-2019/wonder-woman-dead-earth-1) The Mitchells vs. The Machines (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ak5dFt8Ar0) What Had Happened Was: Ep 5 - Def Jux (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8zeH_fqglg)
On vous embarque pour une petite virée à Boston, scène mineure mais qui recèle néanmoins son lot de pépites. On commence par dégrossir le terrain avec un petit quizz qui permet d’y voir plus clair sur la situation historique et culturelle de Boston. Ce qui nous amène ensuite à dévoiler le rôle qu’a joué cette ville dans le développement du rap sur la East Coast. Une fois ce décor bien planté, nous nous intéressons à Edo. G, un des premiers rappeurs à faire briller la ville sur la scène nationale, et qui en demeure l’un des plus importants. Puis nous passons du côté underground et indé avec Mr. Lif, dont les aventures en début d’années 2000 à bord du navire Def Jux, fameux label new-yorkais, l’ont propulsé au premier plan des artistes éloignés des rivages mainstream. Enfin nous terminons ce tour en abordant les artistes plus actuels de la scène, avec globalement 2 salles 2 ambiances, l’une cool et posée, l’autre ultra-violente et obscène, avant de vous proposer notre menu maxi-best-of en guise de guide touristique.
This week we have a great conversation with hip-hop producer RJD2. We discuss his influences, his musical journey and his time on influential underground hip-hop label Def Jux. RJ is an extremely nice guy, very easy to talk to, and was generous with his time, even taking a moment to talk about some of the analog synths in his studio. DBRP is a proud part of the Stony Island Audio podcast network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
having covered El's production masterpiece in Cannibal Ox's The Cold Vein and his breakthrough solo LP Fantastic Damage, we profile the artists and albums that are the tentpoles of El-P's artist-owned record label Def Jux. He tells the story of meeting and working with underground legends like Mr. Lif, Aesop Rock, RJD2 and more and explores the void left by the passing of friend and brilliant artist Camu Tao. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week we have an amazing interview with Vast Aire, one half of the legendary underground hip-hop duo Cannibal Ox. The 20th anniversary of the Ox's epochal album The Cold Vein is fast approaching. We linked with Vast while he was in the recording studio mixing down new music and he shared insights on The Cold Vein, Def Jux, his rhyme partner the brilliant Vordul Mega, and a lot more. It's a good time, tap in and enjoy. DBRP is a proud part of the Stony Island Audio podcast network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
That's the World We're Living In Episode 32: Ush Bucks and Noodle Doinks Guests Logan Hallowell and DaJuan Harris join host Rory Cunningham to talk; Fast and the Furious plus dinosaurs, Jake Paul, UFC/Triller, Paul Walker CGI Dinosaur, Slim Jim, Long Boys, Rock Climbing, PS Vita, Logan is cultured, Ohio, Lebron James, Doge Coin, NY Knicks, Boston Celtics, NBA Finals Predictions, man throws bobcat, drive thru 7-11, favorite flavors, thief steals sex toys from woman's house, Purple Urkel, Jaleel White, Noodle Doinks, crystal meth breakfast tacos, Wendy's breakfast, croissants, Rory vs a mouse, Ush Bucks, being God for 10 minutes, favorite uplifting song, Anderson Paak, Open Mike Eagle, Def Jux, phrases we hate, memorable video game music, Golden Girls, Fortnite and much more. @thatstheworldwerelivingin Comedy. Pop Culture. News. Music. Movies. TV. Sports, Video Games, Entertainment, Jokes & Good Times. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rory-j-cunningham/support
in 2002 El-P released his solo debut LP Fantastic Damage to critical acclaim and unbridled fervor from underground rap fans that had been following El from Company Flow to the creation of Def Jux. In this episode El tells the stories behind celebrated songs like Stepfather Factory, Deep Space 9mm and Squeegee Man Shooting and he sets the record straight on the album's connection to the events of September 11th, 2001. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
in this episode El-P walks us through the launch of the legendary record label Def Jux. in the initial days of the label Company Flow disbands as El assembles the roster from standout artists in the underground rap scene like Mr. Lif, RJD2 and Aesop Rock. One of the first major releases is Cannibal Ox's classic debut The Cold Vein. El walks us through meeting the duo, putting the album together and unleashing it on the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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
Mike & Byron are the Children of the Internet. Reporting live (pre-recorded?) from Charleston, SC. In this episode, Mike reviews Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1+2. We give this game a 2 out of 10, not enough Def Jux and Hieroglyphics on the soundtrack. I'm kidding, just listen to the review. But, really wth, they couldn't add a little Del the Funky Homosapien? Smh. Thanks a lot, Obama. It's not the podcast you wanted or the podcast you needed, it's the Children of the Internet! Contact Us: Leave us a voicemail or text message at (843) 410-8531 or shoot us an email at cotipod2977@gmail.com. Join the Discord to join the discuission: https://discord.gg/rYDUpa Follow us on IG @COTIPod.exe Follow us on Twitter @COTIPOD42069 Follow Mike IG - @micheaux_murcielago PSN - mike_t_bumaye Activision - Shock NAST Follow Byron Twitter - @ApeNoKillApe IG - @ApeNoKillApe XBL - Blakk Milk
How N & D grew up to music fans! Playlist: Smash Brothers Melee - Menu Theme 1 Nelly - Dilemma Eiffel 65 - Blue (Da Ba Dee) Eiffel 65 - My Console The Prodigy - Breathe Korn - Freak on a Leash Aesop Rock - Labor Busdriver - Imaginary Places Cannibal Ox - Iron Galaxy Queens of the Stone Age - You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar, But I Feel Like A Millionaire RJD2 - Smoke & Mirrors My Chemical Romance - I'm Not Okay (I Promise) Sunny Day Real Estate - Circles Pageninetynine - In love with an apparition Saddest Landscape - The Temptation That Is You Vyva Melinkolya - 1:00AM Lemon D - I Can't Stop Aphex Twin - Flim Jakob - Malachite Naked City - Batman Dreamcrusher - Youth Problem Gary Wilson - 6.4 = Make Out Machine Girl - Ghost Deli Girls - small dick/fists dry Outkast - Hey Ya! The Number 12 Looks Like You - The Devils Dick Disaster Horse The Band - New York City Insect Warfare - Enslaved By Machinery Enemies - We've Been Talking Hella - Biblical Violence Gorillaz - Tomorrow Comes Today They Might Be Giants - Birdhouse In Your Soul Primus - Wynona's Big Brown Beaver Noisia - Stigma Boxcutter - Bug Octet Burial - Archangel Freddie Hubbard - Red Clay Elis Regina - Águas De Março Mastodon - Blood & Thunder Bison - Fear Cave Bolt Thrower - The IVth Crusade Mizmor - VII: Epistemological Rupture Robert Glasper Experiment - Ah Yeah Flying Lotus - Breathe Something Stellar Star Pelog Barang - Singa Nebah (The Pouncing Lion) ភលងពណពទយ - Pin Peat Pleng Khmer Tigran Hamasyan - Entertain Me Tigran Hamasyan - Erishta Hiatus Kaiyote - Jekyll Hakobune - Bee Balm Pile - Rope's Length Sun Kil Moon - Alesund Low - Like A Forest Sleepytime Gorilla Museum - Sleep Is Wrong The Residents - Constantinople Grouper - She Loves Me That Way Earl Sweatshirt - Faucet MIKE - Hunger
In this episode we’re joined by trailblazing leftfield rap group Antipop Consortium. And we speak with Brzowski. Plus a poem by Beverly Fre$h, a message from Celestaphone, a review of Roy Christopher’s book Dead Precedents, and a rundown of new music releases by doseone, Height Keech, Lil Ghostwriter, drwg, and Serengeti. In the late 90s Antipop Consortium took the experimental NYC hip hop scene by the neck. The 4-man wrecking crew of Beans, Earl Blaize, Hprizm (AKA High Priest), and M.Sayyid combined futuristic production with aggressive abstract rhymes, heralding a wave of artists which would pave the way for Def Jux, and would forever change the course of music. While remaining true to their name, out of the limelight, APC grew a massive underground fanbase and remains celebrated worldwide to this day. Our in-depth conversations cover the group’s formation, creative approach, disbanding, solo iterations, and an announcement that will have fans elated. We also unveil a world premiere remix of the group’s single "Apparently" by longtime collaborator MegMan. An additional 45 minutes of the APC interviews are available at http://patreon.com/weirdrap Beans - http://beansiswack.bandcamp.com Earl Blaize - https://www.instagram.com/tronmanlives Hprizm - https://hprizm.bandcamp.com M.Sayyid - https://msayyid.bandcamp.com APC - https://www.instagram.com/antipopconsortium We quickly review Roy Christopher’s book, Dead Precedents: How Hip Hop Defines The Future. https://repeaterbooks.com/product/dead-precedents-how-hip-hop-defines-the-future Brzowski recently decided to bare it all, political controversy be damned, proudly flying the flag of Marxism for his new album, The Subjugation Of Bread. We discuss common misperceptions of Communism, rapping without rhyming, and more. https://brzowskimusic.bandcamp.com In Search Of Sauce is a podcast surveying hip hop music journalism and discussing the complexities of the genre and culture. https://centralsauce.com Myka 9 and Kool Keith are featured on the genre-defying album Falling Up by Whatever Your Heart Desires, which is being distributed on digital and vinyl by Weird Rap. http://weirdrap.bandcamp.com Beverly Fre$h, multi-talented artist and future Weird Rap podcast correspondent, introduces himself to the audience with a spoken word piece. https://www.instagram.com/beverlyfressh You’ll find some of our recent findings from explorations of international leftfield rap research, and much more, at http://soundcloud.com/weirdrap, http://youtube.com/weirdrap, and http://sptfy.com/weirdrap. A list of notable new music releases, with links, are regularly updated at http://reddit.com/r/weirdrap. Some recent favorites are doseone: G Is For Job https://doseone.bandcamp.com/album/g-is-for-job, serengeti: the gentle fall https://serengetidave.bandcamp.com, Lil Ghostwriter: Schizoaffective Disorder and Cannabis Dependence https://lilghostwriter.bandcamp.com/album/schizoaffective-disorder-and-cannabis-dependence, drwg: drwg https://deathbombarc.bandcamp.com/album/drwg, and Height Keech: Wild Height Keech https://heightkeech.bandcamp.com/album/wild-height-keech. We read a message from Celestaphone. https://celestaphone.bandcamp.com An hour long bonus episode, along with past and future bonus content, is yours for $3/month at http://patreon.com/weirdrap. Rate and review us if you please; it will help us out. (Go to https://weirdrap.com/rating, on computer click Listen on Apple Podcasts, on phone scroll down.) Check out all our various online happenings via https://weirdrap.com. Socials: http://twitter.com/weirdrap, http://instagram.com/weirdrap, http://facebook.com/weirdrap. Communities: http://reddit.com/r/weirdrap, http://facebook.com/groups/weirdrap Audio: http://weirdrap.bandcamp.com, http://soundcloud.com/weirdrap, http://sptfy.com/weirdrap Video: http://youtube.com/weirdrap Newsletter: http://weird.substack.com Message us at weirdrap3000@gmail.com. Record your message as audio and maybe we’ll play it on the podcast. Music submissions: Please don’t unless you’re confident that it’s top-notch experimental or highly advanced rap music. You can pay $50 via http://patreon.com/weirdrap to get your track played and reviewed on the podcast.
Producer (Aesop Rock, Billy Woods, Illogic) Blockhead (@BlockheadNYC) stops by to talk about his favorite comedians, the similarities between musicians and comedians, the Party Fun Action Committee parody album on Def Jux (and which rapper wasn't thrilled to be parodied on it) and hints at an upcoming release that people will be very excited about. If you enjoy The Launching Pod, leave us a 5 star review and share us with your friends!
This week we reached out to our listeners for mailbag questions. We received so many that we needed to break this into a two parter. We plan to drop part 2 on Friday. In Part 1 we discuss redrafting the Wu-Tang Clan and Def Jux rosters, the biggest rap "what ifs", God Father Don, Onry Ozzborn, top 5 indie rappers MCs vs. Mainstream. Additionally we share a snippet of Joe MacMIllan, a new song from the forthcoming Cargo Cults album which drops on 10.2. You can preorder CDs and Merch here: https://wreckingcrew.bandcamp.com/album/nihilist-millennial --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/calloutculture/support
Aesop’s Table w/ Atmosphere (Part 2) • On part 2, the Minneapolis-based rapper, vocalist and Rhymesayers Entertainment co-founder Sean ‘Slug’ Daley chats with Aesop about finally building a home studio, the mindset behind Rhymesayers, working with good humans, Rock The Bells and the last Def Jux tour. Atmosphere's latest release is a team-up with MURS, for their series as FELT, 'Felt 4 U'. Find video of this episode on YouTube. Search: “Aesop’s Table” • Follow Folks: @BlackAesop @atmosphere @studymusicgroup • StudyMusicGroup.com/podcast • More on Atmosphere at Rhymesayers.com • This episode is brought to you by: Digit - It's an app that automatically saves your money, so you don't have to think about it. We're partnering with Digit to give all listeners of the show a lil' stimulus payment of our own - $5 to you just for being a listener - and Digit will help jumpstart your savings plan at the same time. Get your $5 and get on the right track with Digit: https://digit.co/r/WkVFkFZmCE?al --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/studymusicgroup/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/studymusicgroup/support
Welcome, welcome, welcome to the Distraction Pieces Podcast with Scroobius Pip!Absolute hip hop perfection this episode as Pip has a proper full length chat with rapper/producer/composer - or for brevity’s sake, half of Run The Jewels - El-P!Whether you’re familiar with El-P from his way back underground (dare I say ‘indie rap’) days of Company Flow alongside Bigg Jus and Mr Len, and of course the label Def Jux (including his sonic architecture of the Cannibal Ox album), or his solo work wearing many hats per album – OR – his present work alongside Killer Mike as 50% of Run The Jewels, you will get a ton out of this. Obviously RTJ talk is discussed, but as a fan, Pip goes in deep for the true heads and gets the background info from El’s days (bad memory not withstanding) hustling the Tower Records mailout system, freestyling on the Stretch & Bobbito show, the Rawkus days, collabos, producing for self and as a team, taking on difficult projects to get out of conventions, “delving into water”, and scoring films (like the forthcoming 'Capone'). Oh and also releasing an eerily prescient 4th RTJ album during a pandemic. If you’re familiar with El-P’s work over the years or have listened to Fantastic Damage more than a few times, you’ll understand that a pandemic is probably the perfect time for an El-related project. He might have been born yesterday sir, but he stayed up all night - it’s El-Producto!EPISODE LINKS:EL-P on TWITTERRUN THE JEWELSFANTASTIC DAMAGE reissueCAPONECOMPANY FLOW 'Funcrusher Plus'LINKS FOR SCROOBIUS PIP & SPEECH DEVELOPMENT:SCROOBIUS PIP on TWITTERSCROOBIUS PIP on INSTAGRAMSCROOBIUS PIP on PATREONNORTH STAR RISINGPOD BIBLESPEECH DEVELOPMENT RECORDS DISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on FACEBOOKDISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on INSTAGRAMDISTRACTION PIECES PODCAST ARCHIVE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week we celebrate our 50th episode with a marathon session comparing the late 90s/2000s powerhouse indie labels Rawkus and Def Jux. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/calloutculture/support
Skip to the 6 minute mark to bypass my chatter in the beginning. Rawkus Records when I was growing was a big deal to me. Record labels like Rawkus, Stones Throw, Def Jux and more let me know that I potentially be not just be an admirer of hip hop but also a participant. Growing up in Ypsilanti, Mi a stone's throw away from Detroit, MI, Eminem coming out of Michigan was a big thing to me. You also have to take into consideration that a good majority of the music I was listening to came from napster or FYE. This was big a moment but one of the moments that solidified his greatness to me was his song Any Man that I had found. That later pushed me into the likes of Mos Def, Pharaoh Monch, Wordsworth, Talib Kweli and so many more. Listen to some of the selection of the records and make sure to hit me on twitter and let me know what you liked, would of wanted to hear in the set. Thanks for your support! Like what you hear? All support is welcomed. Share, follow and subscribe and if you would like to see this station go farther donate via Venmo: @iamslota or cash app: $iamslota.
Episode 60 is the 2nd installment of our indie hip-hop tribute. This time we're joined by Shawn J. Period, a major player in the indie movement. Shawn has given us with countless classics and we discuss each and every one of them. Only on TIP will you get to hear Shawn tell his story like this. We discuss his days on Big Beat, his first group Down South and his collabos with Mos Def, Heltah Skeltah, Bush Babees, Mad Skillz and The Artifacts. This is an XXL episode clocking in over 5 ½ hours of music and discussion. We got joints from Company Flow, Kool Keith, Mos Def, Blackalicous, Talib Kweli, Non Phixon, MF DOOM, J-Live, Aceyalone, Lootpack, Styles of Beyond, Wee Bee Foolish, The Arsonists, Eminem, People Under The Stairs, 7L & Esoteric, Jedi Mind Tricks, Natural Elements, Godfather Don, Buc Fifty, Defari, Juggaknots, Aesop Rock, Rasco, Royce Da 5'9, Pharoahe Monch, Common, Sir Menelik, Mr. Lif, Atmosphere and so much F*CKING MORE! We're talking 5 ½ hours of music, with over 100 tracks of quintessential indie era anthems. If you were all up on IRC, AOL or Prodigy chat, copped records at Fat Beats after a slice of Joe's Pizza, maybe ordered from Sandboxautomatic or Hiphopsite and repped labels like Fondle ‘Em, Rawkus, Def Jux, Stones Throw, Hydra, GuessWyld, Eastern Conference, ABB, Anticon, Hiero or Rhymesayers, then THIS episode is for your! Sincerely, The Take It Personal Crew www.takeitpersonalradio.com www.patreon.com/TakeItPersonal Follow us on Instagram @takeitpersonalradio
Episode 60 is the 2nd installment of our indie hip-hop tribute. This time we're joined by Shawn J. Period, a major player in the indie movement. Shawn has given us with countless classics and we discuss each and every one of them. Only on TIP will you get to hear Shawn tell his story like this. We discuss his days on Big Beat, his first group Down South and his collabos with Mos Def, Heltah Skeltah, Bush Babees, Mad Skillz and The Artifacts. This is an XXL episode clocking in over 5 ½ hours of music and discussion. We got joints from Company Flow, Kool Keith, Mos Def, Blackalicous, Talib Kweli, Non Phixon, MF DOOM, J-Live, Aceyalone, Lootpack, Styles of Beyond, Wee Bee Foolish, The Arsonists, Eminem, People Under The Stairs, 7L & Esoteric, Jedi Mind Tricks, Natural Elements, Godfather Don, Buc Fifty, Defari, Juggaknots, Aesop Rock, Rasco, Royce Da 5'9, Pharoahe Monch, Common, Sir Menelik, Mr. Lif, Atmosphere and so much F*CKING MORE! We're talking 5 ½ hours of music, with over 100 tracks of quintessential indie era anthems. If you were all up on IRC, AOL or Prodigy chat, copped records at Fat Beats after a slice of Joe's Pizza, maybe ordered from Sandboxautomatic or Hiphopsite and repped labels like Fondle ‘Em, Rawkus, Def Jux, Stones Throw, Hydra, GuessWyld, Eastern Conference, ABB, Anticon, Hiero or Rhymesayers, then THIS episode is for your! Sincerely, The Take It Personal Crew Be sure to follow us on Instagram @takeitpersonalradio for all the latest updates, giveaways and exclusives! www.takeitpersonalradio.com www.patreon.com/TakeItPersonal
Episode 60 is the 2nd installment of our indie hip-hop tribute. This time we’re joined by Shawn J. Period, a major player in the indie movement. Shawn has given us with countless classics and we discuss each and every one of them. Only on TIP will you get to hear Shawn tell his story like this. We discuss his days on Big Beat, his first group Down South and his collabos with Mos Def, Heltah Skeltah, Bush Babees, Mad Skillz and The Artifacts. This is an XXL episode clocking in over 5 ½ hours of music and discussion. We got joints from Company Flow, Kool Keith, Mos Def, Blackalicous, Talib Kweli, Non Phixon, MF DOOM, J-Live, Aceyalone, Lootpack, Styles of Beyond, Wee Bee Foolish, The Arsonists, Eminem, People Under The Stairs, 7L & Esoteric, Jedi Mind Tricks, Natural Elements, Godfather Don, Buc Fifty, Defari, Juggaknots, Aesop Rock, Rasco, Royce Da 5’9, Pharoahe Monch, Common, Sir Menelik, Mr. Lif, Atmosphere and so much F*CKING MORE! We’re talking 5 ½ hours of music, with over 100 tracks of quintessential indie era anthems. If you were all up on IRC, AOL or Prodigy chat, copped records at Fat Beats after a slice of Joe's Pizza, maybe ordered from Sandboxautomatic or Hiphopsite and repped labels like Fondle ‘Em, Rawkus, Def Jux, Stones Throw, Hydra, GuessWyld, Eastern Conference, ABB, Anticon, Hiero or Rhymesayers, then THIS episode is for your! Sincerely, The Take It Personal Crew www.takeitpersonalradio.com www.patreon.com/TakeItPersonal Follow us on Instagram @takeitpersonalradio
This episode features El-P: one half of Run the Jewels, founder of Def Jux, relentless artist settling into his next act. He’s the most popular he’s ever been, and the most thoughtful. But as the sunset approached Wilshire, another darkness enveloped our surroundings: the death of the young. The air of that day permeated all of our discussion: surveillance, collective grieving, and losing oneself in process to find oneself again. In other news: new information on RTJ4, completed days before the recording.
As someone who is obsessed with the rhythm of the soul, it's only natural that Cello invites RJD2 onto the podcast to talk about his journey as a musician right before he breaks ground on his new album 'The Fun Ones'. From fatherhood, to tales of Def Jux and Scribble Jam, to his own legacy as a record label owner, we run the gamut to get behind the mind of someone who has been making original electronic music for 20 years. He has a fresh view on song composition, and as we dive into details on his new album we get a verbal exploration into the studio of the Beat master RJD2--otherwise known as Ramble Jon Krohn. 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
As someone who is obsessed with the rhythm of the soul, it's only natural that I invite RJD2 onto the podcast to talk about his journey as a musician right before he breaks ground on his new album 'The Fun Ones'. From fatherhood, to tales of Def Jux and Scribble Jam, to his own legacy as a record label owner, we run the gamut to get behind the mind of someone who has been making original electronic music for 20 years. He has a fresh view on song composition, and as we dive into details on his new album we get a verbal exploration into the studio of the Beat master RJD2--otherwise known as Ramble Jon Krohn. Visit the website: https://www.bedroombeethovens.com/ Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bedroombeethovens
On this episode of People's Party, Talib Kweli and Jasmin Leigh sit down with musician, rapper, songwriter, record producer, record executive, and a true icon of the underground, El-P. They dig into a variety of subjects, including the deconstruction of El-P's signature noisy production style, how Run The Jewels with Killer Mike came into existence, Zack De La Rocha living at his house after the Rage Against Machine breakup, as well as what led to the breakup of his own group Company Flow around the same time.Later Talib and El-P trade their stories on how they got signed to Rawkus Records, being the mecca of the underground scene in the late 90's. El-P also opens up about his song "Last Good Sleep," which outlines his own experiences dealing with domestic violence as a child. His record label Def Jux is also discussed, as well as what we can expect for his up and coming album "Run The Jewels 4" with Killer Mike. The whole interview is filled with moments that are insightful, introspective, and often hilarious.
** Hear HADES' music at www.blackmarketpluto.com ** HHDD's first interview... The mystery of HADES, one of Austin's most talented hip-hop producers. In this show: -The future of HADES' record label, Black Market Pluto -Top career highlights include rocking with MC Overlord, Def Jux fam, and Snow Tha Product -Current projects as a producer -Privacy and disclosure in this age of social media -His standards for rap performances -His evolving live show as a producer -How HADES learned to put soul into his music And much more. Follow --> twitter.com/monikker Join the exclusive monikker hip-hop community --> enter your email under "Be Part of the Movement" on the Home Page of www.monikkermusic.com. www.monikkermusic.com will be buying Black Market Pluto releases and giving them away...but you gotta be in the community! Hit that link above and join. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/monikker/message
This week we go back to February 26th, and discuss the classic Def Jux album The Cold Vein by Cannibal Ox. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/calloutculture/support
Murs is more than just a rapper. He's a dedicated father, hip-hop historian, an avid wrestling fan, amazing story-teller, and now, proud owner of a new cherry & waffles stout beer. We caught up with Murs while he was dealing with an unpleasant stomach bug, but being the professional that he is, Murs stuck it out for over 90 minutes with us. His stories are fascinating. Whether he is talking about DJ Quik cooking chicken soup for him, Brother Ali being scared of shellfish or El-P throwing down in a Denny's parking lot, this interview is packed with gems for days. We also discuss everything from Living Legends, Def Jux, Strange Music, Warner Brothers, Paid Dues, 9th Wonder, Will Smith and the possibility of Felt 4 with Sluggo. Murs is a down-to-earth, self-deprecating, fun-loving guy, who is exactly the same both on and off record. He is relatable, likable and extremely personable. Be on the look out for his upcoming album with 9th Wonder titled The Illiad Is Dead And The Odyssey Is Over. He is also on hitting the road so be sure to check for him if he is coming to your city! Thanks to Murs and to all of you who listen, support and rock with Take It Personal!
Murs is more than just a rapper. He’s a dedicated father, hip-hop historian, an avid wrestling fan, amazing story-teller, and now, proud owner of a new cherry & waffles stout beer. We caught up with Murs while he was dealing with an unpleasant stomach bug, but being the professional that he is, Murs stuck it out for over 90 minutes with us. His stories are fascinating. Whether he is talking about DJ Quik cooking chicken soup for him, Brother Ali being scared of shellfish or El-P throwing down in a Denny’s parking lot, this interview is packed with gems for days. We also discuss everything from Living Legends, Def Jux, Strange Music, Warner Brothers, Paid Dues, 9th Wonder, Will Smith and the possibility of Felt 4 with Sluggo. Murs is a down-to-earth, self-deprecating, fun-loving guy, who is exactly the same both on and off record. He is relatable, likable and extremely personable. Be on the look out for his upcoming album with 9th Wonder titled The Illiad Is Dead And The Odyssey Is Over. He is also on hitting the road so be sure to check for him if he is coming to your city! Thanks to Murs and to all of you who listen, support and rock with Take It Personal!
Def Jux! Yo! We are in the kitchen cookin up classic podcasts here...on this joint we travel back to 2001 with one of Jim's favorite joints, Cannibal Ox's "The Cold Vein." The word play is amazing and the Sci-Fi imagery is second to none. A slept on piece of hip hop is broken down here. Jim gives a special shout out to Chris over at Bier Wax (IG: bierwax), a dope bar in BK that also pays a tribute to the golden era of hip hop...the 90's.
Philadelphia transplant Curly Castro is keeping boom-bap alive in the City of Brotherly Love. He drops in to talk about his latest solo offering and a classic Def Jux album that has influenced his trajectory - Mr. Lif's flawless concept project I Phantom.
Episode 43 celebrates some of our favorite things in life. So, it only made sense to title this episode Beats, Baseball and Brews. And who better to have a chat with about these things than the homie Murs? Besides being a dope rapper, he's a dedicated father, hip-hop historian, an avid wrestling fan, amazing story-teller, and now, proud owner of a new cherry & waffles stout beer. We caught up with Murs while he was dealing with an unpleasant stomach bug, but being the professional that he is, Murs stuck it out for over 90 minutes on the phone. His stories are fascinating. Whether he is talking about DJ Quik cooking chicken soup for him, Brother Ali being scared of shellfish or El-P throwing down in a Denny's parking lot, this interview is packed with gems. We also discuss everything from Living Legends, Def Jux, Strange Music, Warner Brothers, Paid Dues, 9th Wonder, Will Smith and the possibility of Felt 4 with Sluggo. Murs is a down-to-earth, self-deprecating, fun-loving guy, who is the same both on and off record. He is relatable, likable and extremely personable. In addition to the Murs interview music, we got new joints by Erick Sermon, Jack Jones, Meyhem Lauren, Vinnie Paz & Tragedy Khadafi, Ill Bill & Stu Bangas, plus music from J-Live, Main Source, Ultramagnetic MC's, The Beatnuts, King Tee, Ras Kass, Ice Cube and Phonte. Be on the look-out for his upcoming album with 9th Wonder titled The Illiad Is Dead And The Odyssey Is Over. Murs is currently on the road touring, so check for him if he is coming your way too. Thanks to Murs and to all of you who continue to listen, support and rock with Take It Personal!
Episode 43 celebrates some of our favorite things in life. So, it only made sense to title this episode Beats, Baseball and Brews. And who better to have a chat with about these things than the homie Murs? Besides being a dope rapper, he’s a dedicated father, hip-hop historian, an avid wrestling fan, amazing story-teller, and now, proud owner of a new cherry & waffles stout beer. We caught up with Murs while he was dealing with an unpleasant stomach bug, but being the professional that he is, Murs stuck it out for over 90 minutes on the phone. His stories are fascinating. Whether he is talking about DJ Quik cooking chicken soup for him, Brother Ali being scared of shellfish or El-P throwing down in a Denny’s parking lot, this interview is packed with gems. We also discuss everything from Living Legends, Def Jux, Strange Music, Warner Brothers, Paid Dues, 9th Wonder, Will Smith and the possibility of Felt 4 with Sluggo. Murs is a down-to-earth, self-deprecating, fun-loving guy, who is the same both on and off record. He is relatable, likable and extremely personable. In addition to the Murs interview music, we got new joints by Erick Sermon, Jack Jones, Meyhem Lauren, Vinnie Paz & Tragedy Khadafi, Ill Bill & Stu Bangas, plus music from J-Live, Main Source, Ultramagnetic MC’s, The Beatnuts, King Tee, Ras Kass, Ice Cube and Phonte. Be on the look-out for his upcoming album with 9th Wonder titled The Illiad Is Dead And The Odyssey Is Over. Murs is currently on the road touring, so check for him if he is coming your way too. Thanks to Murs and to all of you who continue to listen, support and rock with Take It Personal!
A lovely return to hip hop this week, as Mark nominates El-P’s fourth solo album ‘Cancer 4 Cure’ for inclusion in our discography. David and Mark go deep on El-P’s back catalouge, taking detours through the discographies of some Def Jux artists and giving some time Killer Mike’s ‘R.A.P Music’, which was produced by El-P and came out within weeks of this album. And what conversation about El-P and Killer Mike can be complete without mentioning Run the Jewels and the staggering success they’ve had over the past five years? We cover that too. Is ‘Cancer 4 Cure’ the best El-P record? That’s up for you to decide. Vote below.
On this episode we follow up on S5E10, as Greta Van Fleet has since gotten a scathing review on Pitchfork. We get nostalgic for a time when Pitchfork ripped people in their reviews regularly and then hate ourselves for it, weighing out the pluses and minuses of aggressive music reviews.
Marginal, défricheur, touche à tout, graffeur émérite, présent en filigrane dans le rap français depuis plus de quinze ans, héros et catalyseur du rap alternatif au début des années 2000, Grems ressort un album après cinq années d’absence passées à griffonner les brouillons de “Sans Titre #7”, et de ce qui est peut-être son meilleur album. Des textes moins bruts de décoffrage, plus rigoureux tout en fonctionnant toujours à l’instinct, son bordel organisé et maîtrisé - sa marque de fabrique - est toujours là. Jazzy dans l’esprit, Grems obéit au règles du rythme et des rimes, place le son avant le sens, reste très technique sans rapper au kilomètre. Plus artiste touche à tout que rappeur qui dépend financièrement de sa musique, le punk Grems n’a rien à perdre, plus rien à prouver, n’en a rien à faire de l’écosystème rap, mais se place pourtant comme un rappeur très actuel, dans l’air du temps, meilleur représentant du rap indépendant.Podcast animé par Mehdi Maïzi avec Brice Bossavie, Nicolas Pellion et Aurélien Chapuis. RÉFÉRENCES CITÉES DANS L’ÉMISSIONDisiz La Peste, Ill, Nekfeu, Sako, Foreign Beggars, Sans Titre #7 (Grems, 2018), Def Jux, Company Flow, Klub des loosers, TTC, La Caution, Collectif La Fronce, Nemir, Greg Frite, Roméo Elvis, Merdeuse (Grems, Algèbre, 2004), Bâtards Sensibles (TTC, 2004), Kekra, Zone (Orelsan feat Nekfeu & Dizzee Rascal, La fête est finie, 2017), Moodymann, Lunatic, Booba, Algèbre 2.0 (Grems, 2011), Algèbre (Grems, 2004), BigFlo & Oli, Airmax (Grems, 2006), XXXTentacion, Tambour Battant, Rouge à Lèvres (Grems & Le4Romain & KillerSounds), Broka Billy (Grems, 2010), Lomepal, Rezinsky. CRÉDITSEnregistré le 17 janvier 2018 à La REcyclerie (83 boulevard Ornano, Paris 18ème). Production : Binge Audio. Direction de production : Joël Ronez. Chargée de production et d’édition : Camille Regache. Rédacteur en chef : David Carzon. Direction générale : Gabrielle Boeri-Charles. Moyens techniques : Binge Audio. Réalisation : Jules Krot. Générique : extrait de "Tyra Banks" de Nodey (Atrahasis EP) par Nodey. NoFun est une production du réseau Binge Audio www.binge.audioPOUR ASSISTER AUX ENREGISTREMENTSPour assister à notre prochain enregistrement en public à L'Antenne Paris, rendez-vous sur notre page bingeaudio.eventbrite.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
From his studio we get to hear about his days at Def Jux and so much more!
In this episode, Professor Edmund "the Brain" Mustill takes the gang through a potted history of industrial unionism, and discusses how it differs from craft-based models of trade unionism. We hear from Jade Baker, a teacher and National Union of Teachers (NUT) activist in south London, about the NUT's upcoming merger with the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), to form the National Education Union (NEU). Daniel talks about his experiences as a rep and activist in National Union of Rail, Maritime, and Transport workers (RMT), and we discuss whether industrial unionism is still a relevant concept today. We also mention a few recent events at the top of the show, which we said we'd expand on in links in the episode description: * For a range of articles on the Grenfell Tower tragedy, and links to various support funds, see: https://theclarionmag.org/2017/06/15/grenfell/ * To support the United Voices of the World (UVW) following their win at LSE, visit their website: https://www.uvwunion.org.uk * For post-general election discussion and analysis, we recommend The Clarion magazine, co-edited by our very own Edd: http://theclarionmag.org * Keep up to date with the Picturehouse cinema workers' dispute, and donate to their strike fund, at http://www.picturehouselivingwage.com. For info on the outrageous sacking of four Bectu reps at The Ritzy cinema, see https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jun/30/stop-these-threats-in-picturehouse-dispute, and click here to see Helen Hayes MP asking a question about the dispute and the sacking at Prime Ministers' Questions: http://tinyurl.com/PMQ0717 The Eugene V. Debs article Edd quotes from is here - https://www.marxists.org/archive/debs/works/1905/industrial.htm. You should read more Debs generally. The clip of David Dimbelby announcing the exit poll on the BBC was taken from YouTube, and the intro music and audio motif taken from 'Labor' by Aesop Rock. We do not own this music, which is copyright Def Jux, 2001.
Daniel, Ellie, and Edd discuss migrant workers' struggles past and present, and explore debates in the historic and contemporary labour movement around immigration controls, arguing that trade unions are strongest when they oppose border controls and seek to organise all workers, regardless of immigration status or national origin. The episode features interviews with Sujata Aurora from the Grunwick 40 Committee, who explains the history of the Grunwick strike and the Committee's work to commemorate it, and Henry Lopez, President of the Independent Workers' union of Great Britain (IWGB), who discuss his union's organising amongst migrant workers, including their ongoing dispute involving outsourced security workers at the University of London. Grunwick 40 Committee: https://grunwick40.wordpress.com IWGB website: https://iwgb.org.uk IWGB University of London branch, which is organising the dispute mentioned in the interview with Henry: https://iwgb-universityoflondon.org United Voices of the World (not mentioned in the episode, but another radical union organising amongst migrant workers, including the ongoing cleaners' strike at the London School of Economics): https://www.uvwunion.org.uk The articles referred to in this episode are: "A Voice from the Aliens" (1905): available online at http://mrc-catalogue.warwick.ac.uk/records/WES/4/2/9 "Free movement has failed — Labour and the unions must recognise it", by Paul Embery (Huffington Post, 2016): http://huffpost.com/uk/entry/13112058 "Trade union movement must connect with the working class post-Brexit", by Paul Embery (Westmonster, 2017): http://www.westmonster.com/trade-union-movement-must-reconnect-with-working-class-post-brexit Gerard Coyne objecting to "the presence of a v large number of foreign nationals" (Twitter, 2017): https://twitter.com/gerard_coyne/status/815873144619728896 Intro music and audio motif taken from 'Labor' by Aesop Rock. We do not own this music, which is copyright Def Jux, 2001.
In this episode, Edd, Ellie, and Daniel take a look at the origins of International Workers’ Day and how it is still celebrated around the world. Further reading on the radical origins of May Day: https://www.marxists.org/subject/mayday/index.htm Picturehouse cinema workers are striking again on May Day. Donate to their strike fund here: https://www.crowdpac.co.uk/campaigns/250/picturehousestrike Intro music and audio motif taken from 'Labor' by Aesop Rock. We do not own this music, which is copyright Def Jux, 2001. The outro music was ‘May Day 1894’ by Darren Hayman (based on a poem by William Morris). We do not own the rights to this music, which is copyright Darren Hayman and WIAIWYA Records, 2015.
BANG! @southernvangard #radio presents the DJ Philly Phil & Eclypse of Spitball interview session! If you’re not familiar with the late great DJ PRZM, it’s time to be. Phil and Eclypse, along with fellow Spitball member Bru Lei, have been working overtime on preserving his legacy since his untimely passing in 2007. The latest release in their endeavor is LLABTIPS 3, a collection of unreleased & underground classics from DJ PRZM and his fellow Spitball crew. We got the low down on the release, their history with the quadruple threat DJ/producer/MC/beatboxer, paying dues in the Detroit & Columbus, OH underground hip-hop scene and PRZM’s ultimate arrival to an international hip-hop stage as producer on Camu Tao’s Def Jux classic “Hold The Floor”. We also dig into Meeks collaboration with PRZM on “Sasquatch Feet”, a cut on Meeks 2005 solo album “After This…I”ll Holla”, his unorthodox production style and how PRZM always put his art first. So buckle up, go cop LLABTIPS 3 now and tune in for what is ALWAYS that #smithsonian #grade #twiceaweek // @southernvangard on #itunes #podcast #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud // #hiphop #rap #dj #mix #interview #podcast #ATL #DETROIT #COLUMBUS #WORLDWIDE
In our first episode Edd, Daniel, and Ellie discuss their hopes for what the podcast might achieve. We talk to Kelly Rogers, union rep at the Ritzy, about the growing Picturehouse Cinema workers' strike. Edd takes us through the story of London's great Music Hall Strike of 1907. The Picturehouse workers have a number of pages you can follow to support their dispute and donate to their strike fund: Brixton: https://www.facebook.com/RitzyLivingWage/ Hackney: https://www.facebook.com/HackneyLivingWage/ Crouch End: https://www.facebook.com/CrouchEndLivingWage/ East Dulwich: https://www.facebook.com/edphlivingwage/ Picturehouse Central: https://www.facebook.com/CentralLivingWage/ Intro music and audio motif taken from 'Labor' by Aesop Rock. We do not own this music, which is copyright Def Jux, 2001.
Episode 8 is our Jansport (backpack) special. A tribute to the independent hip-hop movement that helped spawn labels like Fondle ‘Em, Hydra, Rawkus, Stones Throw, Def Jux and ABB records. A time, where the internet played a major role in the music. This era allowed people to DIY, giving them an outlet never had. This movement created dreams, jobs, life-long careers and of course, some amazing music too. Speaking of music, if we covered everything this episode would be 20 hours instead of 2. We picked obscure cuts all the way to classics heard from the late 90s to the early 00s. We got everybody from Mos Def, Company Flow, MF Doom, Murs, Planet Asia, J-Live, Juggaknots, Weatherman, Saukrates, Jigmastas, Cannibal Ox, L-Fudge, Godfather Don, All Natural, Non-Phixon, Cage, Latryx, Mr. Voodoo, K-Otix, and Vakill to name a few. You don’t want to miss this!
Episode 8 is our Jansport (backpack) special. A tribute to the independent hip-hop movement that helped spawn labels like Fondle ‘Em, Hydra, Rawkus, Stones Throw, Def Jux and ABB records. A time, where the internet played a major role in the music. This era allowed people to DIY, giving them an outlet never had. This movement created dreams, jobs, life-long careers and of course, some amazing music too. Speaking of music, if we covered everything this episode would be 20 hours instead of 2. We picked obscure cuts all the way to classics heard from the late 90s to the early 00s. We got everybody from Mos Def, Company Flow, MF Doom, Murs, Planet Asia, J-Live, Juggaknots, Weatherman, Saukrates, Jigmastas, Cannibal Ox, L-Fudge, Godfather Don, All Natural, Non-Phixon, Cage, Latryx, Mr. Voodoo, K-Otix, and Vakill to name a few. You don't want to miss this!
There's so many issues going on in the world, especially recently. Instead of getting into all that we escape into Hip-Hop, getting into everything from Snoop Dogg, to Pharrell, to Pharoahe Monch, to Gucci Mane, to Def Jux, to Jae Millz, To Wu-Tang, to Canibus' daughter, and much more. Escape into Hip-Hip with us. Sign up for a 30 day free trial with Audible and get a credit to check out the audio version of D. Watkins' "The Cook Up: A Crack Rock Memoir" and thousands of other titles www.audibletrial.com/channel10. Check us out at http://channel10podcast.com and email us at channel10podcast@gmail.com. Please favorite, subscribe, and comment on iTunes, Soundcloud, and Stitcher. Visit http://channel10podcast.com for more dope episodes, and click the "Store" link at the top to purchase Channel 10 Podcast merchandise and support the podcast. Check out polirivvemz, the new project from 410 Music Factory, now available on iTunes, Spotify, Tidal, and other major digital retailers. Check out http://410musicfactory.com for more. p68wfzw7
With speakers turned up to the max, Rick and Ben rock out another discussion on music habits. This time our hosts discuss the bands, influences and other factors that helped expand their musical tastes in early adulthood. Plus, Rick continues to tear down the tastes of his co-host, and Ben totally deserves it by bringing up Creed early in the episode. File Under: Music, Napster, Last.fm, Zune, Tenacious D, Choral Music, Eric Whitacre, Radiohead, Ben Folds, Rolling Stone, The Pixies, Pizzicato Five, Sum 41, Taking Back Sunday, Atreyu, Spitalfield, Silverstein, Student Rick, eMusic, Rancid, At The Drive-In, NoFX, The Flaming Lips, OOIOO, They Might Be Giants, Matador Records, Merge, Sub Pop Records, Built To Spill, Guided By Voices, Tortoise, Belle and Sebastian, Superchunk, The Magnetic Fields, Dinosaur Jr, Spoon, The New Pornographers, Modest Mouse, Yo La Tengo, Sleater-Kinney, Sonic Youth, Wilco, Pavement, Buckethead, The Rapture, Pitchfork, Arcade Fire, The National, The Fiery Furnaces, The Unicorns, LAUNCHcast, Tom Waits, Def Jux, Rhymesayers, Brother Ali, Eyedea & Abilities, Aesop Rock, Cannibal Ox, Blackalicious, The Pharcyde, Jurassic 5, El-P, Slum Village, RJD2, Rhapsody, Against Me!, Neutral Milk Hotel, Rise Against, The Mountain Goats, The Ergs!, YouTube, Pomplamoose Find us on the web: Rick on Twitter: https://twitter.com/WrathRainbows Ben on Twitter: https://twitter.com/theragu40 ThePastCast website: http://www.thepastcast.com
My guest this week is Uncommon Nasa. He’s an MC, a producer, an engineer, a radio host and the guy behind Uncommon Records. We first met when he took part in the NYC Rap Round Robin. He talks about getting his start interning at NYC’s Ozone Studios, and later mixing many key projects for Def Jux artists. He tells me about his love for 90’s NYC hip-hop radio, and how that influenced his Uncommon Radio show. We discuss his new projects, and his recent drive to tour and to grow as a live performer. Mike Riley’s art this week is an homage to 3rd Bass’s The Cactus Album. This episode is hosted by splicetoday.com.
We take it back to the essence with this episode. Just Singodsuperor and The Almighty A.R. with no guests. This episode starts with us reflecting on the trajectory of the podcast so far, then goes to a story from Singodsuperior with him leading to an explanation of his name. From there we get into breaking down Hip-Hop from the year 2000 until now (including Wale, Kanye West, Cam'ron, Juelz Santana, the Diplomats, Kid Cudi, Drake, Futute, Def Jux, Bad Boy, Fetty Wop, and more). Our conversation then takes a turn and gets into more scientific topics such as evolution, religion, space, the universe, the multiverse, mathematics, Star Trek, movies, MMA, and so much more. Check it out.
STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this incredible storm Mista Montana and Menace do this: La Coka Nostra member, ex-Limp Bizkit icon and legendary producer DJ Lethal joins us to discuss his forthcoming solo album, the new La Coka Nostra long-player and the possibility of a House Of Pain album in 2014. We explore his recent departure from Limp Bizkit, historic moments in his long career and his desire to create a totally new sound/genre of music this forthcoming year. Epically long, this interview is a must listen for all lifelong fans of music. Rising Compton rapper Problem joins us to discuss his latest EP "Understand Me", his goals of creating the best emotional music and body of work, how he and his label mates at Diamond Music Group pride themselves on being real human's first and his upcoming debut. We also talk career milestones, his experience with Dr. Dre, ghostwriting for Snoop Dogg, soon to be released music with TDE , which is already in the can and more! Back from his 7-year hiatus, we talk to career risk taker Louis Logic and explore his self proclaimed confessional latest offering "Look On The Blight Side", why it remains his most elaborate project to date, a scrapped project with former friend and associate Hot Sugar, being signed to Fake Four and his development as an artist. We also touch on his previous issues with alcohol, working with Demigodz, almost signing to Def-Jux after "Sin-A-Matic" and more including the news that he's already started writing his next album. Wu-Tang affiliates Black Knights are with us to share updates on several releases including the much anticipated January slated release "Medieval Chamber”, which will find its vision executed sonically by none other than Rock and Roll hall of famer John Frusciante (Red Hot Chilli Peppers, The Mars Volta), a full length project with RZA set for release on Soul Temple as well as 2 other albums with John Frusciante. In addition, we find time to reflect on their contributions to Wu-Tang's Killa Bee's "The Swarm" compilation and more. Joining us for the second time this year, Marco Polo walks us through the making of “Port Authority 2” explaining the process behind several of the albums joints including "Astonishing", "Earrings Off", "Emergency Man", "Westcoast Love" and "R U Gonna Eat That?". He also reveals plans of taking a break from making albums in 2014, however confirms he’s produced 3 joints on the new Pharoahe Monch album, one of which will feature Black Thought, as well as forthcoming music with Sean Price and a future album with Masta Ace. Marking his debut UK radio interview, RhymeSayers Entertainment's latest signing Prof shares his enthusiasm and plans as an artist with the recent merge made between RSE and Stophouse Music Group. We talk character, creative freedom, consciously contradicting himself as much as possible as a way to not pigeonhole himself, unreleased music with Atmosphere's Slug and more! Recently relocated producer Endemic joins us for a brief interview to discuss his upcoming material, working with Immortal Technique and Lil Fame, mixing a record for Easy Mo Bee and of course his latest project “Terminal Illness Pt. 2”. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace remove their gloves to speak candidly on a series of key global issues including a dog with a panty fetish, spaniels in robes, supermarket pensioner fights and last but not least the discovery of a hybrid octupus/turkey animal. Nosh went up. Enjoy our Nosh! Contact conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com
STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this incredible storm Mista Montana and Menace do this: La Coka Nostra member, ex-Limp Bizkit icon and legendary producer DJ Lethal joins us to discuss his forthcoming solo album, the new La Coka Nostra long-player and the possibility of a House Of Pain album in 2014. We explore his recent departure from Limp Bizkit, historic moments in his long career and his desire to create a totally new sound/genre of music this forthcoming year. Epically long, this interview is a must listen for all lifelong fans of music. Rising Compton rapper Problem joins us to discuss his latest EP "Understand Me", his goals of creating the best emotional music and body of work, how he and his label mates at Diamond Music Group pride themselves on being real human's first and his upcoming debut. We also talk career milestones, his experience with Dr. Dre, ghostwriting for Snoop Dogg, soon to be released music with TDE , which is already in the can and more! Back from his 7-year hiatus, we talk to career risk taker Louis Logic and explore his self proclaimed confessional latest offering "Look On The Blight Side", why it remains his most elaborate project to date, a scrapped project with former friend and associate Hot Sugar, being signed to Fake Four and his development as an artist. We also touch on his previous issues with alcohol, working with Demigodz, almost signing to Def-Jux after "Sin-A-Matic" and more including the news that he's already started writing his next album. Wu-Tang affiliates Black Knights are with us to share updates on several releases including the much anticipated January slated release "Medieval Chamber”, which will find its vision executed sonically by none other than Rock and Roll hall of famer John Frusciante (Red Hot Chilli Peppers, The Mars Volta), a full length project with RZA set for release on Soul Temple as well as 2 other albums with John Frusciante. In addition, we find time to reflect on their contributions to Wu-Tang's Killa Bee's "The Swarm" compilation and more. Joining us for the second time this year, Marco Polo walks us through the making of “Port Authority 2” explaining the process behind several of the albums joints including "Astonishing", "Earrings Off", "Emergency Man", "Westcoast Love" and "R U Gonna Eat That?". He also reveals plans of taking a break from making albums in 2014, however confirms he’s produced 3 joints on the new Pharoahe Monch album, one of which will feature Black Thought, as well as forthcoming music with Sean Price and a future album with Masta Ace. Marking his debut UK radio interview, RhymeSayers Entertainment's latest signing Prof shares his enthusiasm and plans as an artist with the recent merge made between RSE and Stophouse Music Group. We talk character, creative freedom, consciously contradicting himself as much as possible as a way to not pigeonhole himself, unreleased music with Atmosphere's Slug and more! Recently relocated producer Endemic joins us for a brief interview to discuss his upcoming material, working with Immortal Technique and Lil Fame, mixing a record for Easy Mo Bee and of course his latest project “Terminal Illness Pt. 2”. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace remove their gloves to speak candidly on a series of key global issues including a dog with a panty fetish, spaniels in robes, supermarket pensioner fights and last but not least the discovery of a hybrid octupus/turkey animal. Nosh went up. Enjoy our Nosh! Contact conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com
Guest mix from the Nerd Show: http://nerdshow.com Mixcloud: http://mixcloud.com/nerdshow Juxaposition - A dive into, or a glancing blow on the influences of the Definitive Jux label on Nerd Show. DJ Krush's Zen was my first experience with Company Flow and El-P. I was re-discovering hip-hop after wandering in the mists for nearly a decade. Research led to more content and artists, and I'm still buying El-P's records and those of artists who were on or associated with Def Jux. Live-mixed on an SL-1210M3D, TT-100, Stanton M.202, Shure M44-7s in Technics headshells.
**TO LISTEN OR DOWNLOAD SEE THE END OF THE SHOW DESCRIPTION!** **JOIN OUR NEW SOCIAL NETWORK TODAY AT http://www.conspiracyuk.com** On this six hour episode of Conspiracy Worldwide Radio: Canibus steps away from the battlefield for an epic, 70 minute feature, directly addressing the recent, heavily publicized events such as his on-wax friction with Slaughterhouse, Royce Da 5' 9", Joe Budden and the much-hyped DJ Premier situation. Canibus is an artist with one of the biggest,hip hop fueled hearts and this feature is as much a reminder of his complete devotion to our beautiful craft, as it is a revelation of the Truth behind the past few months of endless confrontation. But here lies the conclusion and this energy-laden, rare insight into the emotions of a HRSMN needs to be heard by every single hip hop fan around the world. Witness the beginning... Pre-order the 3CD album "Lyrical Law" now from http://www.canibuscatalogue.com and follow the real Canibus on Twitter @darealcanibus Luther "Luke" Campbell is known for pointing at women's bottoms and smiling. He has entertained and excited millions throughout his musical career, both as an advocate of free speech and through the bare-faced notoriety of his group, The 2 Live Crew. But now he is set for change and as his campaign for Mayor of Miami heats up, we hear about the artists that have turned their back on him and his society - from millionaires like P Diddy to the unjustifiably rich Cash Money Records label owners, Luke stands on his own now and is determined to be victorious in his visions. Essential listening. ** WARNING - PARENTAL DISCRETION IS NOT ADVISED** Elzhi steps onto the show, moments away from a European tour to promote his latest dope release "Elmatic". We discuss the creative process behind recreating such a timeless classic as "Illmatic", including building every track form scratch with a live band, selecting guest features and more. The future for Elzhi looks exciting - colabs with Madlib, Crooked I,MF Doom are all discussed here as well as the possibility of an Elzhi and Eminem collaboration. Vast Aire pounces onto the show to discuss his new album "OX 2010 Street Odyssey", including the multi-layered concepts behind each track, the many guest features and the creative process itself.He reveals the reason why Vordul Mega stepped away from music, citing one violent event involving a crazed fan as the main cause of Mega's back step, as well as discussing his current relationship with EL-P, Cage and Def Jux's closure. New Cannibal Ox music could happen but for now it is the album and his new book which both take the center stage for Vast Aire. Cappo & Styly Cee are set to release one of the UK's best albums of this year.They join us on the eve of their launch night to explain the creative process behind the album's adventurous creation, including a track by track analysis and their hopes for 2011. It is time for UK artists to sit on the same blogs and music sites as their US counterparts and this album will begin that process. Get the lead single here now - http://cappohq.com/album/the-fallout-single AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Creative Juices' I Am Many joins us for a frank and enjoyable interview regarding his new mixtape and subsequent album. One of the most insanely creative artists in hip hop, I Am Many breaks down the lack of unplanned genius behind his recordings and delivers one of the most unique live acapellas since Tonedef was on the show. Enjoy our pushing! Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com Blackberry Messenger: 22192BE3 Mista Montana - http://www.montanauk.com Menace - http://messengermenace.blogspot.com
Presentación de www.trackzion.com. ¿Sharon Jones en México? Nuevo disco de Leela James: My soul. La colección 52/50 de Def Jux. Ya no hacen productores como antes: recordando a Van Bran 3000. Shutter Island (La isla siniestra) de Martin Scorsersse. ¿Qué pasa cuando dos personas usan el mismo sampleo? Avance del nuevo disco de Hazhe, Universal language.
"The Day After Yesterday" - El-P "We're Famous" - Aesop Rock & El-P "Iron Galaxy" - Cannibal Ox "Ghostwriter (Remix)" - RJD2 "Daylight" - Aesop Rock "The Fries" - Mr. Lif "Left It To Us" - Cage "Walk Like a Man" - Murs "Jukie Skate Rock" - El-P "Razor Fund" - The Presence ??? "Bazooka Tooth" - Aesop Rock "N.Y. Electric" - Aesop Rock "Foot Down" - Del tha Funkee Homosapien "Washitup!" - Mr. Lif "The Overly Dramatic Truth" - El-P "The F Word (RJD2 Remix)" - Cannibal Ox "Oxycontin Pt. 2" - El-P "Since We Last Spoke" - RJD2 "5 O'Clock" - The Perceptionists "Brotherly Love" - Murs ??? "Mars Attacks" - Aesop Rock
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