Podcasts about Delicious Vinyl

This week, our Patreon pals picked a song that had Matt and I cuttin' a rug down memory lane—Young MC's 1989 smash hit “Bust a Move.” From penning hits for Tone Loc to grabbing a Grammy and storming the charts, Young MC made the most of a short but unforgettable moment in the spotlight. We dig into how the song came together, the role Delicious Vinyl played, and why this track still hits decades later. Plus, we look at what happened after the hype, from his evolving music career to his appearances on everything from Celebrity Fit Club to new indie releases. So throw on your flyest outfit, turn up the boombox, and get ready to bust a move with us. One Hit Thunder is brought to you by DistroKid, the ultimate partner for taking your music to the next level. Our listeners get 30% off your first YEAR with DistroKid by signing up at http://distrokid.com/vip/onehitthunder Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1993, former Juice Crew member Masta Ace left Cold Chillin records and signed with Delicious Vinyl. Mad at gangsta rap, the way his career was going, and the direction hip-hop was headed at the time, Ace put his new crew together called Masta Ace Incorporated, releasing the SlaughtaHouse as the groups debut album. The album is primarily a Masta Ace album, but members Lord Digga, Paula Perry, Eyce Uneek, Rokkdiesel and Whitch Doc all contribute by either producing the hard dark sound the album is known for or lyrically. This album not only is severely underrated, but Masta Ace is in peak form with his lyrics and flow, making this one of the best albums in 1993.https://www.tiktok.com/@brandonhetzel996?_t=8sFOYlX5ZGs&_r=1 https://www.instagram.com/str8clippa/profilecard/?igsh=MXVpbmR3bmwweWNxOQ== https://www.facebook.com/share/15PhZhgYUb/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Send us a textFrom Brooklyn Roots to UK Beats,  I am so excited to chat with trailblazing music producer  The Angel , whose remarkable career in the Music industry has seen her crafting scores for iconic films like "Boiler Room" and the upcoming "Heist 88," all while owning her creative identity through Devilishly Good Productions and Super Crucial Recordings. Hear firsthand about our collaboration on the documentary "Lives Beyond Motion," set to make waves at the American Film Market. We are proud executive producers and distribution reps of this amazing piece on the world of dance from the male dancer perspective. The Angel shares her experiences as a female producer in the 90s and her seamless transition into film and television composition. With a playful nod to her moniker, she talks about the challenges and triumphs of owning her music masters and the importance of championing fellow artists. From her beginnings with Delicious Vinyl to releasing a long-shelved album from the acid jazz era, The Angel's story is an ode to creativity and resilience in the face of industry challenges.The Angel also provides insights into the complexities of music licensing for indie filmmakers and the competitive nature of the composing industry. Discover her entrepreneurial mindset and how she balances art with business, taking control of her brand to ensure authentic representation. Influenced by her mother's determination, The Angel has naturally embraced opportunities, defying expectations and paving the way for future generations. As we anticipate the release of "Heist 88," with its score echoing the vibrant 80s club scene, therefore don't stop here, check out her sound at the link below.https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0029500/https://www.theangelsoundclash.comAbout your Host- Alexia MelocchiBuy My Book - An Insiders Secret: Mastering the Hollywood PathAlexia Melocchi - WebsiteThe Heart of Show Business - WebsiteLittle Studio Films - WebsiteShop Our Merchandise!TwitterInstagramFacebookLinkedInThanks for listening! Follow us on X, Instagram and Facebook and on the podcast's official site www.theheartofshowbusiness.com

The music world lost legendary hip hop producer and artist J Dilla far too soon, and for many people, he's still relatively unknown. Hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot talk with author Dan Charnas about his book on J Dilla's rhythmic innovation, artistry and close relationships with Common, Questlove, D'Angelo and more. Plus, the hosts review new albums from Nick Cave and Hinds.Join our Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3sivr9TBecome a member on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3slWZvcSign up for our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3eEvRnGMake a donation via PayPal: https://bit.ly/3dmt9lUSend us a Voice Memo: Desktop: bit.ly/2RyD5Ah Mobile: sayhi.chat/soundops Featured Songs:J Dilla, "Workinonit," Donuts, Stones Throw, 2006Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, "Long Dark Night," Wild God, PIAS, 2024Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, "Cinnamon Horses," Wild God, PIAS, 2024Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, "Song of the Lake," Wild God, PIAS, 2024Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, "As the Waters Cover the Sea," Wild God, PIAS, 2024hinds, "Hi, How Are You," Viva Hands, Lucky Numbers, 2024hinds, "Coffee," Viva Hands, Lucky Numbers, 2024hinds, "Mala Vista," Viva Hands, Lucky Numbers, 2024Slum Village, "Fall in Love," Fantastic, Vol. 2, GoodVibe, 2000D'Angelo, "Untitled (How Does It Feel)," Voodoo, Virgin, 2000J Dilla, "So Far to Go (feat. Common & D'Angelo)," The Shining, BBE, 2006Common, "The Light," Like Water For Chocolate, Geffen, 2000D'Angelo, "Devil's Pie," Voodoo, Virgin, 2000Common, "I Am Music (feat. Jill Scott)," Electric Circus, MCA, 2002The Pharcyde, "Runnin'," Labcabincalifornia, Delicious Vinyl, 1995See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

If you dont know who Tone Spliff is, you're not paying attention. The guy is everywhere. He produced &/or did the cuts on so many songs in the last couple years it's unbelievable. Any underground show u listen to has songs by him on it. He's been sending me songs for my other show for quite awhile now every week so this conversation was long overdue. He just put out an incredible album called Words To The Wise with Vic Monroe, & he's dropping singles left & right from other upcoming albums all the time. He's got alot of music online & alot coming out this year so follow him everywhere. Hes got a weekly mixshow every Sunday called Hip Hop Stacks on Delicious Vinyl u should definitely check out & of course if u want beats or cuts hit him up asap. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/craigmosher/support

SLIMKID3 (born Tre Hardson) first introduced himself to the world as an MC and founding member of the legendary hip hop quartet The Pharcyde. He a collaborative project with DJ Nu-Mark of Jurassic 5. The duo's self-titled album Slimkid3 & DJ Nu-Mark, released in September 2014 on Delicious Vinyl, has quickly risen to the top of the college and rap charts, galvanizing both old-school hip hop fans and a new generation of music consumers. From his Gold-selling early-90s debut to his chart-topping new release, Slimkid3 brings a timeless quality to music that has long propelled hip hop's golden-era sound into the future. http://slimkid3.com/ ____ Awakenings with Michele Meiche is your place for information and insight to understand the Global Shift of Awareness and Awakening to live a more Soul fulfilling life and experiencing Soul fulfilling relationships. Awakenings broadcasts ‘Live every Wednesday 12pm -1:30 pm PT    Call in for Intuitive and Numerology Readings  # 347-539-5122  Michele answers questions about Awakening, Spirituality, Metaphysics, Dreams, Self Development and the Soul Path.  You can also connect with Michele on the app @MentorCam where she can answer your questions psychically, as well as help you via her Soul Insights and life advice. Email awakeningspodcast@gmail.com for guest and topic suggestions, as well as to have your questions answered ‘On Air'.

The music world lost legendary hip hop producer and artist J Dilla far too soon, and for many people, he's still relatively unknown. Hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot talk with author Dan Charnas about his book on J Dilla's rhythmic innovation, artistry and close relationships with Common, Questlove, D'Angelo and more. Plus, the hosts review new albums from Big Thief and Sarah Shook & the Disarmers. Join our Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3sivr9TBecome a member on Patreon: https://bit.ly/3slWZvcSign up for our newsletter: https://bit.ly/3eEvRnGMake a donation via PayPal: https://bit.ly/3dmt9lURecord a Voice Memo: https://bit.ly/2RyD5Ah Featured Songs:Slum Village, "Fall In Love," Fantastic, Vol. 2, GoodVibe, 2000Big Thief, "Change," Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You, 4AD, 2022Big Thief, "Red Moon," Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You, 4AD, 2022Big Thief, "Spud Infinity," Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You, 4AD, 2022Sarah Shook & the Disarmers, "No Mistakes," Nightroamer, Thirty Tigers, 2022Sarah Shook & the Disarmers, "I Got This," Nightroamer, Thirty Tigers, 2022Sarah Shook & the Disarmers, "Please Be A Stranger," Nightroamer, Thirty Tigers, 2022Sarah Shook & the Disarmers, "Believer," Nightroamer, Thirty Tigers, 2022Sarah Shook & the Disarmers, "Talkin' To Myself," Nightroamer, Thirty Tigers, 2022J Dilla, "Workinonit," Donuts, Stones Throw, 2006D'Angelo, "Untitled (How Does It Feel)," Voodoo, Virgin, 2000J Dilla, "So Far to Go (feat. Common & D'Angelo)," The Shining, BBE, 2006Common, "The Light," Like Water For Chocolate, Geffen, 2000D'Angelo, "Devil's Pie," Voodoo, Virgin, 2000Common, "I Am Music (feat. Jill Scott)," Electric Circus, MCA, 2002The Pharcyde, "Runnin'," Labcabincalifornia, Delicious Vinyl, 1995Spelling, "Little Deer," The Turning Wheel, Sacred Bones, 2021

Welcome to The 80's Montage! (music, mateys and cool shit from the 80s) Your Hosts Jay Jovi & Sammy HardOn, singers from Australia's 80's tribute band Rewind 80's. We take you back to living in the 80's: music, artists, TV commercials and video clips. Episode 104: Rapper's Delight - Hip Hop & You Don't Stop...  It's a ripper! Please rate, review and enjoy! Music licensed by APRA/AMCOS Theme music ©2019 M. Skerman see Facebook for links to videos & songs mentioned in this episode! Email: planet80sproductions@gmail.com Rewind 80's Band : www.rewind80sband.com Facebook : the80smontagepodcast twitter: 80_montage instagram : the80smontage Links from Episode 104: Rapper's Delight - Hip Hop & You Don't Stop...Patreon Link With Thanks x https://www.patreon.com/the80smontagepodcast www.the80smontage.comLinks: De La Soul - Me Myself And Ihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8-9mY-JACMOur first vid with a nice budget :-) We shot this at some school in Alphabet City, can't remember which one. Q-Tip and Ali cameo in this vid... Tip is also the black faceless character in the back of the classroom. Brings back memories.#PublicEnemy #911IsAJoke #RemasteredPublic Enemy - 911 Is A Joke (Official Music Video)https://youtu.be/JZDIitWz8Go#BeastieBoys #Party #RemasteredBeastie Boys - (You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party) (Official Music Video)https://youtu.be/eBShN8qT4lk#SaltNPepa #PushIt #RemasteredSalt-N-Pepa - Push It (Official Music Video)REMASTERED IN HD!Music video by Salt-N-Pepa performing Push It. (C) 1986 UMG Recordings, Inc.#SaltNPepa #PushIt #Remasteredhttps://youtu.be/vCadcBR95oU#GrandmasterFlashFuriousFive #MelleMel #TheMessageGrandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - The Message (Official Video)https://youtu.be/PobrSpMwKk4Official video for "The Message" by Grandmaster Flash & Furious Five Ft Melle MelDownload The Message on iTunes - http://hyperurl.co/sgur7nStream The Message on Spotify - http://hyperurl.co/92hx5fBuy The Message on Amazon - http://hyperurl.co/d1jnmyNWA - Fuk Da Policehttps://youtu.be/51t1OsPSdBc#RunDMC #KingOfRockRUN DMC - King Of Rock (Official Video)https://youtu.be/qXzWlPL_TKw#LLCoolJ #INeedLove #VevoLL Cool J - I Need Love (Official Video)https://youtu.be/NEUX-HYRtUAYoung MC "Bust A Move"Buy on iTunes: http://bit.ly/fpGNq7http://www.deliciousvinyl.comAs heard everywhere 1989! From his Delicious Vinyl debut album 'Stone Cold Rhymin".https://youtu.be/tZQQGX24Teg#RappersDelight #SugarhillGang #40thAnniversaryThe Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight (Official Video)https://youtu.be/mcCK99wHrk0Thanks for listening! www.the80smontage.comREWIND 80's Mixtape Tour - Ticket link  www.rewind80smixtape.com.au

Fatlip of The Pharcyde is an LA native who helped craft two of the highest regarded albums in hip-hop, and through the popularity of the group, helped Delicious Vinyl rebrand into the 90's. But what's this West-Coast rap superhero's origin story? Did he really used to dress like Pee Wee Herman? Did he really get six fails on a report card? Did he really name his son RZA? Come find out on this audio tour through his life. Come join the Stupidverse at www.stupid-fly.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

1. Wild Thing (Wild Beats) / Tone Loc 3:05 2. Wild Thing / Tone Loc 4:24 3. My Name Is Young / Young MC 4:02 4. 08 - Do What I Gotta Do (feat Ed O.G.) / The... 3:22 5. Jeep Ass Niguh (Remix) / Masta Ace 4:15 6. Sometimes (Ummah Remix) (Instrumental) /... 1:02 7. Joe's Turkey / Fatlip 4:15 8. I Know, Didn't I (feat. Darondo) / Slimkid3 &... 3:55 9. She Said / The Pharcyde 5:16 10. On The DL / The Pharcyde 4:28 11. Sittin' On Chrome (Pitkin Ave Mix) / Masta A... 4:20 12. Class Clown / The Wascals 3:52 13. Soul Flower (Tatelarock Remix) / The Pharcy... 5:04 14. Quicksand (Feat. Common & Dezi Paige) / Y... 4:41 15. Timeless / Illa J 3:11 16. Get It Back pro.MONOm.i.c / Chazz Shabazz 2:48 17. Hollywood / Frank Nitt 4:34

Paul Stewart began his career in music during the late 1980s at record label Delicious Vinyl, where he was involved in the promotion and management of musical artists including House of Pain, De La Soul, and Cypress Hill.  After Def Jam co-founder Russell Simmons tapped Stewart to open Def Jam’s West Coast office Stewart discovered and developed multi-platinum musical artists Coolio (“Fantastic Voyage”), The Pharcyde “Passin’ Me By”, Montell Jordan “This Is How We Do It” and House of Pain "Jump Around” Stewart, who has music supervision credits in over thirty five films includes Academy Award-winning Hustle & Flow (Oscar for Best Original Song), Four Brothers, 2 Fast 2 Furious and Poetic Justice..

Bootie Brown of The Pharcyde stops by to discuss his involvement in the early days of LA Hip-Hop from his start as a dancer to his evolution to recording artist. (4:40) Pasadena Roots (8:34) Uncle Jamm's Army (25:16) 2for2 (39:58) SCU (59:12) Signing with Delicious Vinyl (1:07:24) The making of Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde (1:24:13) Breaking in NYC (1:39:21) The Jay Dee (Dilla) Beat Tape This is part one of a two part interview www.pharcydetv.com

We all too often think of growing old as a bad thing. Perhaps we confuse diminished abilities with diminished value. Our life is too often considered as being “over” when we get old.    Music executive Adrian Miller, challenges this perception stating that “we calibrate over as gray and old.” His image of the passage of time is much different. He directs us to craft a perception of life that honors and supports growing old at every stage of one's life. He notes that without elders' wisdom present in his early life, his success would not be what it is today. Miller’s drive to honor the lives of the elderly, offers us an opportunity to rethink and recognize those who impacted our lives in so many ways. He offers that we can and should give back, whether it's financial support or simply our time. Showing how much you care and value our aged mentors is one of life’s greatest treasures.    "The writing is in front of you and on the wall.  Whether or not you look at it or evaluate the value of that is on you as an individual." -  Adrian L. Miller   Adrian L. Miller is an American music entertainment executive, manager, and executive producer, a notable manager of both Oscar and Grammy award nominated and winning artist Anderson Paak, Mereba and NxWorries. Miller has diversified his portfolio as a label owner, publisher, songwriter, A&R/talent scout, executive producer, and artist manager. Recently he has teamed up with Michael Ross (co-founder of the label Delicious Vinyl), together with Leslie Cooney, they started the label reboot now called Delicious Vinyl Island.    Currently, his work is in music supervision/music consulting for film and television projects include RZA's, Cut Throat City (Patriot Pictures) and the series Wu-Tang: An American Saga (Hulu) and F. Gary Gray's Men in Black: International (Sony). He has received the Cannes Lion Award for his work on the 2018 Apple Music Home Pod commercial with Spike Jones.    Adrian created the marketing research company, Xyion, that can trend forecast change in our marketplace.  Through previous relationships and having run several indie start-ups, Xyion provides top tier placement for the clients, offering over two decades of experience and endless creative opportunities.     Miller has received several RIAA certifications for gold and platinum sales success in music, and in 2019 the Grammy Award for best rap performance, "Bubblin" by Anderson .Paak.[1][2][3]    Topics we discuss:  Deep conversation on how we treat our elders  Ideas to show respect  Current cultural climate on elders  Treating others with dignity  How to assess wisdom  How to assess the value of self and others  Childhood in Leimert Park  The Museum of Black and it's influence   Meeting your heroes  His story about Anita Baker  Knowing we all won't be here forever  celebrating life  References:  Xyion   RIAA Certifications  Wu Tang American Saga  Steve Rifkind  Anita Baker  'The Bowl' in LA  Malcolm Casselle    Credits:    Lead editor + Producer: Ruf Holmes    Music:  Main Theme: "Eaze Does It" by Shye Eaze and DJ Rufbeats, a More In Common Podcast Exclusive.  Guest theme:  "Soul Push" by DJ Rufbeats created as a More In Common Podcast Exclusive. 

These throwback Episodes initially aired public but were removed as a result of the change in plans of the audio service we were using before. Now we are happy to share these insightful interviews which began the AUDIO journey of Artist Interviews with Out Da Box Radio. Original Show Description: Out Da Box Radio is happy to bring you a brand new interview with emcee’s Frank Nitt and Illa J also known as the “Yancey Boys”. The group consists of the previous mentioned emcees, alongside the late Legendary Artist “J. Dilla” as the prime Producer. We were fortunate to speak with both Frank and Illa on a number of topics which included their new album “Sunset Blvd”, as well as the influence and impact their great brother “J. Dilla” had on them. Frank Nitt also took the time to share some insight into how the collaborations came about for the album, as well as the mission him and Illa set out to accomplish with the music. He took a moment to also speak on his recent solo releases. One of them, being a collaborative project with producer extraordinaire “Madlib” and expounded on what it was like working with him. He even spoke on the similarities between Madlib and Dilla, and gave some insight into how Dilla related to Lib, being an admirer of the earlier “Lootpack” records. We also got a chance to hear both artists speak on memorable moments shared with Dilla while out in L.A. As the interview came to a close, both artists delved briefly into their future goals as well as the next step for the group and the label Delicious Vinyl. Overall, I had a great time speaking with Frank and Illa J. They had a very happy and humble vibe during the interview, which made for a successful flowing conversation. Please take the time to listen and definitely feel free to share if you like what you hear. We hope you enjoy!

This episode of The Chain has got it all - Young MC, pizza, Paul McCartney, Kenny G, coffee, Sia and more… Follow The Chain on Twitter - @TheChainPod, and Instagram - also @TheChainPod. Britt is @brittaylen pretty much everywhere. For the “official playlist” with the featured songs between each episode, check out The Chain - The Podcast Playlist on Spotify. And if you want all the songs mentioned (but just the songs), try The Chain - Music from the Podcast on Spotify. Articles and videos from this episode, plus a few bonuses: Young MC Explains The History Behind His Hit Song Bust A Move Delicious Pizza visits KTLA 5 Morning News Delicious Pizza Cafe Review / Hollywood Kenny G Says He's Responsible For The Starbucks Frappuccino McCartney joins Starbucks' record label Sia's full interview with Mania TV in 2008 Sia meet Fans in a Starbucks Delicious Pizza - official website Delicious Pizza carries on the Delicious Vinyl music tradition From Sonic Youth to Sia, the surprising history of Starbucks' record label Starbucks Stops Selling CDs, Because CDs Are Finally Over The Secret History of Delicious Vinyl, the LA-Based Indie Label that Birthed Some of the Most Iconic Rappers

Host Rich Tupica talks with The Angel about her new single on LaunchLeft, "Words Like Daggers" (featuring Jhelisa). The cinematic new music video for the track (directed by Mark Pellington, Sergio Pinheiro and Sweeten) is streamed here. In this episode, The Angel talks about her long career in the music, film and television industries, including work with The Pharcyde and many others. A Brooklyn native, she has established a unique voice as a woman in a male dominated industry, combining her skills as a record producer, recording artist (The Angel, 60 Channels), remixer and composer. Critically acclaimed for pioneering an eclectic sound, The Angel has had the opportunity to incorporate many diverse flavors into her records as well as TV and film compositions, since relocating to Los Angeles from her adoptive city of London. It was signing to record label, Delicious Vinyl, that brought The Angel to Los Angeles in the nineties. Her distinctive blend of hip hop, dub, jazz, soul and later drum ‘n bass into her recordings, led to her groundbreaking remixes for The Pharcyde, Blue Note’s Donald Byrd and productions for Grammy nominee, Mystic to name a few. And to this day, she is known for blending musical genres with a healthy dose of irreverence, using both traditional and more contemporary instrumentation. Featured on the cover of the LA Weekly, The Angel was described as “fiercely independent”… thinking outside the box creatively, while establishing herself as a trendsetter within the mainstream.

The Lakers were sluggish early, but LeBron James carried them to halftime, and then combined with Anthony Davis to pull away from the Portland Trail Blazers in Game 3 of their first round NBA Playoffs series in the Orlando Bubble. James and Davis both put up big stat lines, but the Lakers also received significant contributions from Alex Caruso, who played arguably his best game as a Laker, and (in the second half, at least) Kentavious Caldwell-Pope. Andy and Brian break it all down, asking if the Lakers finally looked like a championship caliber team. What does it mean that Caruso played like a traditional point guard? That LeBron started scoring? And this week, how will remembrances of Kobe Bryant impact them? A Land O'Lakers Live episode recorded after Game 3 Saturday night. Thanks to Delicious Pizza for the sponsorship, and Delicious Vinyl for the music.

THIS IS A OPEN STYLE MIX OF OLD SCHOOL AND BREAK BEATS AND A FEW NEW JOINTS AND REMIXES

Not all reboots deserve to exist. Lots of them aren’t even things we want.But the new "High Fidelity" on Hulu is the reboot we didn’t know we needed.Discussed this week:Barack Obama’s TwitterCardi B’s Twitter and Instagram"Celebrity Culture is Burning" (Amanda Hess, 2020)"Oprah Talks Covid-19" (Apple TV+, 2020)Britney’s Instagram"High Fidelity" (directed by Stephen Frears, 2000)"High Fidelity" (Hulu, 2020)

What is the secret sauce to Jesse Itzler’s phenomenal success? His grit? His zen-like focus? Or maybe his utter lack of self-doubt?  Jesse is a rapper, author, and founder of The 100 Mile Group and Marquis Jets. The 100 Mile group is the brand incubator behind Zico Coconut water. And Marquis Jets, the world’s largest private jet-card company was acquired by Warren Buffet’s NetJets in 2010. Jesse also founded a sports music company that was sold to SFX in 1998.  In this episode, Itzler joins Oliver to explain how he managed to find success in myriad different businesses. He shares how he managed to pitch his big ideas to some of the biggest corporations and most influential individuals as a young twenty-something with zero business experience.  Jesse also reveals some of the most valuable life lessons that he learned after he invited the toughest guy he ever met, an ex-SEAL to move in with his wife, Sara Blakely, and their kids.  This show will be particularly interesting to entrepreneurs and professionals who are looking for some effective ways to UPLEVEL their businesses and lives. We hope you enjoy this show!   Key Takeaways: 02:32 – Jesse signs up with “Delicious Vinyl” 03:05 – Performing in front of an unruly crowd at the Georgia Dome 05:43 – Is your business low on aggravation and high on rewards? 08:16 – How Jesse got into the music industry 08:16 – His BIG AH-HA moment: An important, $160,000 lesson 11:43 – Jesse starts approaching record labels 13:15 – Moves to NYC to make his mark 14:10 – The cassette that changed Jesse’s life and landed him his first-ever record deal 17:47 – Jesse’s BIG mistake 18:42 – Moves back to NYC 19:14 – Jesse ventures into sports music 19:22 – Song for NY Knicks climbs to #1 on NY Radio  20:18 – Sells his company to SFX 20:45 – How I co-founded Marquis Jets, the world’s largest private jet-card company 20:45 – The BIG IDEA 21:44 – Pitches his business idea to Warren Buffet’s, NetJets 24:03 – Sells Marquis Jets to NetJets 24:15 – Closing Jennifer Loppez, Ben Affleck, and Matt Damon 30:21 – Runs 100-miles for charity 31:00 – How I started Zico Coco Water 31:48 – Partners with Zico and Coca-Cola 32:15 – How to overcome self-doubt and influence people 33:19 – Writing an engaging business email 35:12 – Power of clean-slate thinking 35:34 – Overcoming your fear of being embarrassed 36:34 – Funny story about how Jesse met Sarah, his wife 38:08 – Self-doubt, your biggest enemy 38:25 – How I invited the toughest guy I ever met to move in with my family 50:05 – The 40% Rule: How to go from being good to fucking great 51:32 – Pushing through pain while running a marathon 54:02 – Jumping into a frozen lake to overcome mental inhibitions 59:15 – #1 thing behind Jesse’s success 01:01:04 – Takeaways from Jesse’s book, “Living with a Navy SEAL” 01:01:18 – Jesse’s guiding philosophy: “Remember Tomorrow” 01:03:11 – Structuring your daily routine   Quotes: “You want to do stuff in your life that is low on the aggravation meter with the most reward”. “It’s very important to reset your goals every few years and actually write them down”. “You find your purpose. Your purpose is at the intersection of what you are good at, what you like to do, and what is good for the world”. “Self-doubt is the biggest enemy of success. If we can eliminate the self-talk in our head, we will be more successful in all the areas of our life” “You can’t get better getting the same thing every day”. “The limitations that you put on yourself are self-imposed”. “When your brain says that you are done, you still have 40% more”. “When you ignore the tap on the shoulder and you tap into your reserve tank that is the difference between good and fucking great”. “How do you do anything is how you do everything”. “I love bucket list stuff. But I am a bigger believer in dropping the B and adding an F and creating a Fuck It List”. “I didn’t come this far only to come this far”. “Figure out what you want to do. And do it with urgency. Consistently.” Resources: Founder’s Club Oliver Graf Jesse Itzler’s Website Jesse’s Itzler’s LinkedIn Zico Coconut Water Marquis Jets

New riddim and lyrics in every episode of New Chat Mixtapes. This time it's the audio from the second hour of the YUSH! mix from 2-12-2020. Bare new musical heat in this mix on full non stop mega mix mode with DJ Pete Bodega at the controls. Big tune from Delicious Vinyl featuring Blvck H3ro and Wayne J repping large for the new school in a mash up frenzy with some old school break y'all will remember. It's non stop vibes, multiple genres, no riddim is safe. Lyrics from artists like Jhay Cortez, Anuel AA, Quada, Sean Paul, Mozart La Para, Versi, Cham, Chi Ching Ching, Qbe, Alkaline, Trina, Kamaiayh, Clymaxx & more!!! Press play, subscribe, download, and share New Chat Mixtapes with your friends. It's waaaaay more than a playlist.

    Lee Michaels is very much our concentration point this week. However, with the seasons changing its now a fitting time to play Twain. Very much autumnal in feel, the indie folk outfit are our bookending buccaneers this week. Tobin has expert pedigree in delivering New Music nuggets, so we very much look forward to Twain. Plus we'll learn more about Lee Michaels and his plagiarism battle later on. Tobin once again plays his guessing game music shenanigans with The Marcus King Band. Such a full and mature sounding frontman it's hard to imagine. Quite obviously steeped in blues heritage Marcus King delivers by the bucket load and foxes Richard. New Music this week is curated by Richard as Tobin once again jets around Europe without such a thought for souvenirs or cheap, awful booze reminders. And as such, Richard brings us Chromatics' cover of one of Simon and Garfunkel's most well loved songs. It's eerie, it's cold, haunting and steeped in retrospective vibes. Record Box Classic As Long As I Can See The Light is belted out by John Fogarty, one of the greatest vocalists in rock history. Arguably one of Creedence Clearwater Revival's lesser known hits it remains one of Rock and Roll's finest moments. Join us, especially younger listeners to discover a legendary recording. Rounding all of this off is the Young MC 1989 classic Principal's Office and the song that inspired the samples therein, and the legal battle that ensued. Enter Lee Michaels. Death (or S.F.) Twain Rita Is Gone The Marcus King Band The Sound Of Silence Chromatics Principal's Office Young MC Who Could Want More Lee Michaels Long As I Can See The Light Creedence Clearwater Revival Solar Pilgrim Twain Lee Michaels - just keys and drums, that's all Noted for his powerful and soulful voice Lee Michaels was an unusual act. His choice of Hammond organ accompanied in the main by only a drummer it gained him some notoriety in the Californian music scene in the late 1960s. He sometimes also played piano or guitar. However, it was for his virtuosic and energetic style of Hammond organ playing that he will best be remembered for. the ultimate power organist Sounds Magazine Lee Michaels began his career with The Sentinals, a surf-style band that also contained drummer Johnny Barbata. Barbata later went on to play with The Turtles and later Jefferson Airplane, and Jefferson Starship. Lee Michaels also played as a session musician with Jimi Hendrix. When he left The Sentinals he joined Johny Barbata with the group The Joel Scott Hill Trio, led by guitarist Joel Scott Hill. He later moved to San Francisco and cut his first solo album in 1967 with A&M Records - Carnival of Life. A crucial turning point in this story. His bare bones performances of just a Hammond organ and "Frosty" (Bartholomew Eugene Smith-Frost - strangely sharing the same middle name of Eugene as Lee Michaels) on drums. Frosty's bare handed technique was also unusual and proved to be an inspiration to John Bonham. After cutting his first LP with A&M Records Lee Michaels went mainly unnoticed in the music industry. That is until his fifth LP arrived - entitled 5th. Lee Michaels finally achieved commercial success and recorded another 2 LPs with A&M. Michaels moved to Columbia Records in 1973 but failed to generate a repeat of his success with A&M. Later career By the end of the 1970s Lee Michaels had more or less retired from the music industry. However, several rights usage disputes arose in the early 1990s after A&M granted licenses to Delicious Vinyl for Young MC to use samples from several of Michaels' tracks. After regaining full rights to his music from A&M, Lee Michaels granted licenses to Rhino Records to release several of his LPs over the years. In February 2016 Manifesto Records released his entire A&M recordings on vinyl.

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This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, Tim is joined by legendary artist, Dres from the legendary group Black Sheep. In part one of this interview, Dres talks about the gift—and the curse—of their 1991 mega hit, "The Choice is Yours.” He delves deep into his family's music rich history. Dres also talks about the MC that would have been the third member of Black Sheep, why that didn't happen, and the importance of this person in his career.  The legend breaks down what makes a great producer, talks Delicious Vinyl, explains why he believes "gun talk" rap music has been pushed to the masses and much much more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

In this podcast made in collaboration with Phillips, Scott Nussbaum, head of 20th Century and Contemporary Art at Phillips, New York and Fred Hoffman, curator of a seminal Basquiat retrospective and author of The Art of Jean-Michel Basquiat, talk about Matt Dike's relationship to the artist, their work together in Los Angeles in the 1980s, their friendship around music and the gifts of art Basquiat made to Dike. Chief among those gifts was the self portrait painted on two doors and a panel that will be sold during Phillips May 16th Evening sale in New York. Moved directly from Basquiat's studio to Dike's home, the work is a rare example of Basquiat's art never to have been sold before, as Fred Hoffman explains in his catalogue essay for Phillips: "As one of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s most compelling depictions of himself, Self Portrait, 1983 presents a metaphysical subject on two related panels. The full-length representation of the artist is juxtaposed with an adjacent panel portraying both his personal incantation, “To Repel Ghosts”, and his characterization of the passage from the material to the eternal. Self Portrait is unique, having been executed on two found doors, one which also includes an attached plywood panel. This singular painting was executed in Venice, California sometime in 1983 at New City Editions, the print studio where Basquiat produced his now acclaimed silkscreen works, Tuxedo, 1983, Untitled, 1983 and Back of the Neck, 1983. The creation of this painting is recorded in filmmaker Tamra Davis’ acclaimed documentary, The Radiant Child, possibly the only extant film documentation of Basquiat working on a painting. As conveyed to the author by Tamra Davis, after having completed the work, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Tamra Davis moved the work to the studio of Matt Dike in West Hollywood. The work is also documented in Tamra Davis’ 1988 promotional video for Matt Dike’s record label Delicious Vinyl, in which Matt Dike and his business partner Mike Ross are filmed sitting on a couch with Self Portrait in the background."

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Im sechsten Jahr in Folge gedenkt unser Buddy Marc Hype mit mit seiner Mixtape-Serie "GONE… but not forgotten" den im Vorjahr verstorbenen Musikern. Auch im Jahr 2018 sind zahlreiche Künstler von uns gegangen, an Material für das 2018'er Tribute-Tape mangelte es (leider) nicht. Rest in Peace: France Gall, Hugh Msekela, Dennis Edwards, Leon Ndugu Chanceler, Lovebug Starski, DJ Kuya, Henry Storch, Jerzy Milian, DJ Devastate, Craig Mack, Matt Dike of Delicious Vinyl, Cameron Paul, Alias of Anticon, Chuck Freeze of Jazzy 5, Bob Dorough, Godfather of Boo Yaa Tribe, John Jab’o Starks, Huckey of Texta, Reggie Lucas, Demba Nabé of SEEED, Jalaluddin Nuriddin aka Lightnin' Rod of The LAST POETS, Aretha Franklin, DJ Ready Red of the Geto Boys, Charles Aznavour, Melvin "Wah Wah" Watson, Roy Hargrove, Yvonne Staple of the Staples Singer, Joe Jackson, Matt "Guitar" Murphy, Gary Harris Sugarhill Records, Paul Trouble Anderson, Bobby Davis, Nancy Wilson, Galt McDermot,Cecily Taylor, Coco Schumann, Edwin Hawkins, Ray Thomas, Denise LaSalle, Otis Rush, Marty Balin, Mac Miller, Ed King, Russ Solomon, Burt Reynolds, Verne Troyer, Anthony Bourdain, Winnie Mandela, Stan Lee

Im sechsten Jahr in Folge gedenkt unser Buddy Marc Hype mit mit seiner Mixtape-Serie "GONE… but not forgotten" den im Vorjahr verstorbenen Musikern. Auch im Jahr 2018 sind zahlreiche Künstler von uns gegangen, an Material für das 2018'er Tribute-Tape mangelte es (leider) nicht. Rest in Peace: France Gall, Hugh Msekela, Dennis Edwards, Leon Ndugu Chanceler, Lovebug Starski, DJ Kuya, Henry Storch, Jerzy Milian, DJ Devastate, Craig Mack, Matt Dike of Delicious Vinyl, Cameron Paul, Alias of Anticon, Chuck Freeze of Jazzy 5, Bob Dorough, Godfather of Boo Yaa Tribe, John Jab'o Starks, Huckey of Texta, Reggie Lucas, Demba Nabé of SEEED, Jalaluddin Nuriddin aka Lightnin' Rod of The LAST POETS, Aretha Franklin, DJ Ready Red of the Geto Boys, Charles Aznavour, Melvin "Wah Wah" Watson, Roy Hargrove, Yvonne Staple of the Staples Singer, Joe Jackson, Matt "Guitar" Murphy, Gary Harris Sugarhill Records, Paul Trouble Anderson, Bobby Davis, Nancy Wilson, Galt McDermot,Cecily Taylor, Coco Schumann, Edwin Hawkins, Ray Thomas, Denise LaSalle, Otis Rush, Marty Balin, Mac Miller, Ed King, Russ Solomon, Burt Reynolds, Verne Troyer, Anthony Bourdain, Winnie Mandela, Stan Lee

Jon Sidel has been a key figure in LA’s club, restaurant, and music communities since the 80s. Along with his partner, the late Matt Dike — co-founder of Delicious Vinyl and producer of the Beastie Boys album Paul’s Boutique — Sidel helped to create LA’s unique nightlife identity and has continued to shape it for more than three decades. In our interview, he explains how it’s all rock n’ roll to him: "My goal was to be able to tell the man to go fuck off and do my own thing.” Right on... Let's a trip back into the archives and check out our interview with SuperCW: https://soundcloud.com/rebel_radio/supercw-project EDM.com Track of the Week: https://soundcloud.com/hip-hop/88mph-top-floor-feat-shah-infinite

Im sechsten Jahr in Folge gedenkt unser Buddy Marc Hype mit mit seiner Mixtape-Serie "GONE… but not forgotten" den im Vorjahr verstorbenen Musikern. Auch im Jahr 2018 sind zahlreiche Künstler von uns gegangen, an Material für das 2018'er Tribute-Tape mangelte es (leider) nicht. Rest in Peace: France Gall, Hugh Msekela, Dennis Edwards, Leon Ndugu Chanceler, Lovebug Starski, DJ Kuya, Henry Storch, Jerzy Milian, DJ Devastate, Craig Mack, Matt Dike of Delicious Vinyl, Cameron Paul, Alias of Anticon, Chuck Freeze of Jazzy 5, Bob Dorough, Godfather of Boo Yaa Tribe, John Jab’o Starks, Huckey of Texta, Reggie Lucas, Demba Nabé of SEEED, Jalaluddin Nuriddin aka Lightnin' Rod of The LAST POETS, Aretha Franklin, DJ Ready Red of the Geto Boys, Charles Aznavour, Melvin "Wah Wah" Watson, Roy Hargrove, Yvonne Staple of the Staples Singer, Joe Jackson, Matt "Guitar" Murphy, Gary Harris Sugarhill Records, Paul Trouble Anderson, Bobby Davis, Nancy Wilson, Galt McDermot,Cecily Taylor, Coco Schumann, Edwin Hawkins, Ray Thomas, Denise LaSalle, Otis Rush, Marty Balin, Mac Miller, Ed King, Russ Solomon, Burt Reynolds, Verne Troyer, Anthony Bourdain, Winnie Mandela, Stan Lee

On this episode, we are now recording from Dash Radio as part of the Delicious Vinyl station Monday night line-up! We get into it on Celine Dion's gender-neutral clothing line, Ariana claps back at a mediocre man, then we cover the border, 45's alleged prison reform, and Things That Make Us Go... Ugh! (Airs on Delicious Vinyl Radio, Mondays 9PM PST).

This is a flashback episode of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast for the weeks of September 19 & 26, 2018 (originally broadcast on the week of March 23, 2018) with some new and classic Hip-Hop & Soul Music, news and commentary. This week's radio show breakdown (by minutes/hours): Introduction/Commentary 0:00 - 1:12:23 DJ Fusion Music Mix 1:12:23 - 2:16:51 Ausar Ra Black Hawk Music Mix: 2:16:51 - 3:11:33 Our extended commentary during that week was a bit on the scattershot side with us getting back in the mix after a bunch of work around the local and national ways at large, including: * talking about some recent travels to Seattle for Emerald City Comic Con * the deaths of rapper Craig Mack, Delicious Vinyl founder Mike Dike & scientist Stephen Hawking & how these folks affected our lives * the really half-assed (and kind of weird as hell) racial & "cultural appropriation" critiques that have come since Marvel's "Black Panther" movie success and towards singer Bruno Mars * the FuseBox Radio being right around the corner from it's 20th anniversary in April * a U.S. political news update (which is still a steadily burning dumpster fire at large, much less with the recent tragedy of the Parkland High School shooting in Florida & gun control talks being rehashed in the public sphere yet again along with nationwide protests) * Plus some other things here and there! ______ Official FuseBox Radio Broadcast Website: http://www.FuseBoxRadio.com Official FuseBox Radio Broadcast Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/FuseBoxRadioShow FuseBox Radio Playlist + Charts for the Weeks of September 19 & 26 2018 [originally broadcast on the Week of March 23, 2018] Played Live On This Week's Broadcast by DJ Fusion [tunes listed by artist/song title/label(s) in order] 1. Screwball/H-O-S-T-Y-L-E/Tommy Boy 2. MED & Guilty Simpson/The Weight Part 2/Stones Throw 3. Czarface Meets Metal Face/Captain Crunch/Silver Age 4. Prhyme feat. Roc Marciano/Respect My Gun/PRhyme Records 5. Jack White/Corporation/Third Man Records 6. Black Milk feat. Dwele/2 Would Try/Mass Appeal 7. Khrysis & Elzhi are Jericho Jackson/Breguets/Jamla 8. Murs feat. Tech N9ne/Same Way/Strange Music 9. Dabrye feat. Shigeto/Sunset/Ghostly International 10. The Herbaliser feat. Rodney P & Trece/Some Things/BBE 11. Towkio/Hot Shit/Republic 12. Hieroglyphic Being/The Seduction Syndrome/Soul Jazz 13. Azymuth/Seems Like This (As One RMX)/White Label 14. Shaun Escoffery/Days Like This (Spinna & Ticklah Mix)/Oyster 15. Jamiroquai/Superfresh (Franc Moody Extended)/Virgin EMI PLUS Some Extra Special Hidden Tracks in the Ausar Ra Black Hawk Master Mix w/ Old School Black Music Classics and Independent Music Finds

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The Pharcyde - Runnin' An Extended Edit By Mr Turner The Pharcyde (pronounced "far side") is an American alternative hip hop group, formed in 1989, from South Central Los Angeles. The original four members of the group are Imani (Emandu Wilcox), Slimkid3 (Trevant Hardson), Bootie Brown (Romye Robinson), and Fatlip (Derrick Stewart). DJ Mark Luv was the group's first disc jockey (DJ), followed by producer J-Swift and then J Dilla.[citation needed] The group is perhaps best known for the hit singles "Drop", "Passin' Me By" and "Runnin'", as well as their first album, Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde (1992). The group continues to tour and record, both collaboratively and in solo projects—the most recent being Hardson's collaborative EP with the award-winning DJ Nu-Mark (of Jurassic 5) released in 2014 on Delicious Vinyl

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"Paula Perry"Female hip-hop MC from Brooklyn, NY. People first heard Paula Perry as a member of Masta Ace, INC, where she proved to be far more than simply a token female crew member. She struck out on her own with her debut single "Paula's Jam," which was a monster underground hit. And she soon released a slew of singles, including "Extra, Extra" produced by Premier. She eventually wound up on Motown Records, but her album, Tales From Fort Knox, got lost in the system. Life and work. Paula Perry grew up in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, an area that at the time consisted mainly of prefabricated blocks of social housing (so-called projects ). It was discovered by rapper Uneek, also from Brooklyn, who introduced her to Masta Ace . In 1992, with Masta Ace, Perry recorded a song called Kick It On The One , intended for the second solo album by Masta Ace, Shelf Life . However, since Masta Ace overcame with his label Cold Chillin ', there was no longer the release of this album. The already completed songs were released years later on two EPs. The recorded with Paula Perry song is located on the first of these two discs, on Shelf Life Vol. 1 , a 2013 published and limited to 300 copies pressing on Chopped Herring Records.After separating from Cold Chillin 'Masta Ace founded the Masta Ace Incorporated crew (Masta Ace, INC.) And joined the group on the label Delicious Vinyl. Paula Perry was also included in the crew. Together, the album SlaughtaHouse was released in 1993. On the occasion of the tenth birthday of the video music show Video Music Box , which started in 1983, Paula Perry and Masta Ace were able to perform their song Who You Jackin from the SlaughtaHouse album live. After Perry had canceled an early tour of the group because she preferred her own professional career of uncertain music career, she then toured regularly with Masta Ace, INC. By her own admission, she received only for these tour performances money from the record label, but not for their participation in the albums. [1]Two years later, in 1995, the crew released the second album called Sittin 'On Chrome . This made it to # 19 on the Billboard Top R & B / Rap album charts and remained in the Billboard Top 200 for months.In 1996, Paula Perry released her first 12 " solo as a solo artist entitled Paula's Jam (on Loose Cannon Records, a 1994-96 imprint of PolyGram Records, whose best-known artist was Buju Banton ). The song received in the music press partly outstanding reviews. In a review it was said:24-year-old Brooklynite Paula Perry fluted glasses of Cristal. "" If we were judging female MCs these days on verbal skills instead of puny poetry, then Lil 'Kim and Foxy Brown would revert to their given names and serve. ""If rappers were to be judged on their verbal abilities and not on their sexualized gutter language, Lil 'Kim and Foxy Brown would have to end their careers (" take their bourgeois name back ") and 24-year-old Paula Perry from Brooklyn would be champagne (" Cristal ") a champagne brand) in crystal glasses. "- Charles Aaron : in the music magazine Spin , issue February 1997, p. 92It was followed in 1998 by the song Down To Die For This (on the label Motown ) as well as collaborations with the Lost Boyz ( The BQE ) and other rappers (Nicki D, Paula Perry, Rah Digga , Heather B , Precious P & Bahamadia - Six-pack ).With the single produced by DJ Premier and recorded at the D & D Studios in New York , Extra !! (in 1998 on Motown) in the style of an extra page of the fictional newspaper Fort Greene Chronicles on her already completed and raring album titled Tales From Fort Knox (the title is a nod to her birthplace Fort Greene, Brooklyn) be pointed out. The song was played internationally on the radio and was also mentioned in the German music press:"Refined by the golden producer hands DJ Premiers, this track delights Paula Perry's debut album [...] from the very first second. The ingenious mixture of hypnotic minimal beats, a gripping funk groove and a voice from which one would like to be told a few stories, captivates sustainably. "- Norbert Schiegl : in the music magazine JUICE , issue 5-1998, p. 82However, the aforementioned album was never released, allegedly because the label (Mad Sounds Recordings, an existing in the 1990s and specialized in hip-hop sublabel Motown ) intended for the release and promotion funds instead for an album by Queen Latifah ( Order In The Court ) used. Most promo CDs of the 17-song album were destroyed by the label, although there had already been reviews in music magazines. Allegedly, there are only fewer than ten copies today, so that individual promo CDs of the album are traded on the Internet at top prices. In addition to the previously published single tracks, the album contained productions of Easy Mo Bee , Clark Kent and Domingo. Guests included Kelly Price and Perry's mentor, Masta Ace, and Que 45, with whom she has a son. Masta Ace produced under the pseudonym Ase One also four songs of the album.Two years later appeared with Y'All Chickens Make Me Laugh another 12 "of the artist under her real name (this time on the label Fully Blown Recordings), which was also played internationally on the radio. One last solo release available on a physical sound carrier was the 12 " I'm So Ghetto / Watch Ya Head , released under the pseudonym" The God Mommie "(in 2003 via Familliar Faces Records). Since then, Paula Perry came out only on the Internet published mixtapes ( Paula Perry The Godmommy, 6 , 2009, and Take Another Shot At It , 2012), as well as through short videos in which she directed herself.Although Paula Perry made a name for herself in her hip-hop underground through her early songs ( Paula's Jam and Extra, Extra !! were underground hits and made it into the Hot R & B Singles of the Billboard charts), she finished her Career as a musician, without ever having made the commercial breakthrough as a solo artist. Discography.Albums-1993: SlaughtaHouse (on the label Delicious Vinyl, as part of Masta Ace, INC.)1995: Sittin 'On Chrome (on the label Delicious Vinyl, as part of Masta Ace, INC.)1998: Tales From Fort Knox (solo album on the label Mad Sounds Recordings (Motown), unpublished)2009: Paula Perry The Godmommy (Internet Mixtape)2012: Take Another Shot At It (Internet Mixtape)Singles-1996: Paula's Jam1998: The BQE (with the group The Lost Boyz )1998: Six-Pack (with Nicki D, Rah Digga , Heather B , Precious P & Bahamadia )1998: Extra, Extra !!1998: Down To The For This2000: Y'All Chickens Make Me Laugh2003: I'm So Ghetto / Watch Ya Head (as The God Mommie) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a BRAND NEW episode of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast with DJ Fusion & Ausar Ra Black Hawk for the week of March 23, 2018 with some new and classic Hip-Hop & Soul Music, news and commentary. This week's radio show breakdown (by minutes/hours): Introduction/Commentary 0:00 - 1:12:23 DJ Fusion Music Mix 1:12:23 - 2:16:51 Ausar Ra Black Hawk Music Mix: 2:16:51 - 3:11:33 Our extended commentary this week as a bit on the scattershot side with us getting back in the mix after a bunch of work around the local and national ways at large, including: * talking about some recent travels to Seattle for Emerald City Comic Con * the deaths of rapper Craig Mack, Delicious Vinyl founder Mike Dike & scientist Stephen Hawking & how these folks affected our lives * the really half-assed (and kind of weird as hell) racial & "cultural appropriation" critiques that have come since Marvel's "Black Panther" movie success and towards singer Bruno Mars * the FuseBox Radio being right around the corner from it's 20th anniversary in April * a U.S. political news update (which is still a steadily burning dumpster fire at large, much less with the recent tragedy of the Parkland High School shooting in Florida & gun control talks being rehashed in the public sphere yet again along with nationwide protests) * Plus some other things here and there! Feel free to check out some recent episodes of the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast over at our official blog, BlackRadioIsBack.com - most of the shows are clean/radio friendly. FuseBox Radio Playlist + Charts for the Week of March 23, 2018 Played Live On This Week's Broadcast by DJ Fusion [tunes listed by artist/song title/label(s) in order] 1. Screwball/H-O-S-T-Y-L-E/Tommy Boy 2. MED & Guilty Simpson/The Weight Part 2/Stones Throw 3. Czarface Meets Metal Face/Captain Crunch/Silver Age 4. Prhyme feat. Roc Marciano/Respect My Gun/PRhyme Records 5. Jack White/Corporation/Third Man Records 6. Black Milk feat. Dwele/2 Would Try/Mass Appeal 7. Khrysis & Elzhi are Jericho Jackson/Breguets/Jamla 8. Murs feat. Tech N9ne/Same Way/Strange Music 9. Dabrye feat. Shigeto/Sunset/Ghostly International 10. The Herbaliser feat. Rodney P & Trece/Some Things/BBE 11. Towkio/Hot Shit/Republic 12. Hieroglyphic Being/The Seduction Syndrome/Soul Jazz 13. Azymuth/Seems Like This (As One RMX)/White Label 14. Shaun Escoffery/Days Like This (Spinna & Ticklah Mix)/Oyster 15. Jamiroquai/Superfresh (Franc Moody Extended)/Virgin EMI PLUS Some Extra Special Hidden Tracks in the Ausar Ra Black Hawk Master Mix w/ Old School Black Music Classics and Independent Music Finds

Sat 1/20/18 Illa J + Frank Nitt Show 196 Show 196 features 2 of Detroit's finest, the one any only, Illa J x Frank Nitt aka Yancey Boys! It was truly a pleasure sitting down with these cats and chopping it up on all things music. 10 years went by in a flash and it was then he released his debut album, The Yancey Boys and album comprised of all Dilla's beats which were released from the archives of Delicious Vinyl. Over that 10 year period, Illa has dropped his sophomore album, Illa J, Sunset Blvd. with Frank as Yancey Boys and his 3rd solo installment, Home produced by Calvin Valentine. Illa J also gave us a nice break down on his progression of his duel threat skill set in singing & rapping. The two also revealed an extensive tour schedule which features them traveling for over a month across Europe. We hope you enjoy this one! Featuring new music from: Moods, Children of Zeus, Soia, Gyvus, Space Captain, Soia, Kiefer, Mac Ayres + Many more 1st Segment - Mza 01 The Seshen-Spectacle 02 Bubblerap-Millionaire 03 Soia x Moo Latte-Switch Switch 04 Sampa The Great-Dutch Spring 05 Moods-Comfortable feat. High Hoops 06 Space Captain-Easier 07 Kiefer-Miss U 08 Illa J-Sam Cook 09 Love and Balance-Distant 10 Catching Flies-The Stars 11 Mac Ayres-Next To You 12 Illa J-Never Left 13 Taser-Perdido No Raciocinio Da Loucura 14 Roane Namuh & Reva DeVito-Should Have Known (Tall Black Guy Remix) 15 Soosh-Too Soon (fLako Remix) 16 Mammal Hands-In The Treetops 17 Grooveman Spot-Pretending 18 Amel Larrieux-Get Up (Gyvus Remix) 19 Children of Zeus-Don't Say A Word 20 Morpheground-The Most High 21 Badbagnotgood-Can't Leave The Night 22 Dexter-Sounds Great Les 23 Mass Influence-2 Tha Left 24 Natalie Oliveri-No Matter What (prod by D-Felic) 25 Reginald Omas Mamode IV-Music Is My Heaven (feat. Tenderlonious) 26 Grap Luva-Rocking with Elegance (One For Damu) 27 Daniel Crawford-T.R.O.Y. 2012 (Tribute) 28 Freddie Joachim-Train Stations 29 Tom Misch -Raise Your Hands feat Illa J 2nd Segment - Illa J + Frank Nitt Interview Soul Circle Radio Live Worldwide Hosted by: DJ Mza & Crew www.soulcircleradio.com Every Sat 12-2p PST This show is FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY. We do not own or claim to own the rights to these tracks. "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."

Originally from San Diego, brought up by the likes and influences of music representing the African Diaspora, Reggae, Brazilian, African, Hip-Hop, Blues, Jazz, Punk-Rock and Soul...a child of the 70's who experienced the cross-cultures of the 80's which began his life long love affair with collecting vinyl in the 90's, Damon is a true connoisseur of music.Bell (aka D^Bo!) began record collecting and DJ'ing at age sixteen, playing Jazz, Salsa, Funk, and Hip Hop at the famed night “Brass” (Hosted by Delicious Vinyl) at San Diego Supper Club, Ole' Madrid. This along with his deep passion for music led him to learn to play the polyrhythms he heard in Afro-Cuban music, Reggae, Jazz, and Jazz Fusion...he soon began to imitate those sounds by playing percussion and wind instruments.“DJ'ing is just an extension of my love and relationship with music”, states Bell.In 2015, after a slew of notable releases, Bell released his first full length LP on Deepblak, Blues For The Libyan (DBR-V025). a journey into the deepness of Bell's mind beginning with the now classic “Chromosome Replacement” feat. Khalil Anthony. The album composed of jazz riffs deep basslines and thumping sequences...as Damon calls it, “Feel Musik”deep, unpredictable, sometimes mad and absolutely insane! Brendan Arnott. This past year 2016, Damon set forth a presedent for the years to follow with notable releasaes on Burek “Stand By Me” EP, Don't Be Afriad “Ankh Boogie” EP And Meda Fury “Altered Visions” EP. Continuing to grow his global fan base after touring 2016 through Düsseldorf , Cologne (#Tausend Bar) , Paris (Djoon, Deepblak Lable Night), Dallas (New Math Mondays).Upcoming releases for Damon include the “#2 EP” feat. Khalil Anthony on Shadeleaf Music [SM-12-012], “Land Of Meroe EP” on Deepblak Recordings and a few new label releases following mid year 2017.

Originally from San Diego, brought up by the likes and influences of music representing the African Diaspora, Reggae, Brazilian, African, Hip-Hop, Blues, Jazz, Punk-Rock and Soul...a child of the 70’s who experienced the cross-cultures of the 80’s which began his life long love affair with collecting vinyl in the 90’s, Damon is a true connoisseur of music. Bell (aka D^Bo!) began record collecting and DJ’ing at age sixteen, playing Jazz, Salsa, Funk, and Hip Hop at the famed night “Brass” (Hosted by Delicious Vinyl) at San Diego Supper Club, Ole’ Madrid. This along with his deep passion for music led him to learn to play the polyrhythms he heard in Afro-Cuban music, Reggae, Jazz, and Jazz Fusion...he soon began to imitate those sounds by playing percussion and wind instruments. “DJ’ing is just an extension of my love and relationship with music”, states Bell. In 2015, after a slew of notable releases, Bell released his first full length LP on Deepblak, Blues For The Libyan (DBR-V025). a journey into the deepness of Bell’s mind beginning with the now classic “Chromosome Replacement” feat. Khalil Anthony. The album composed of jazz riffs deep basslines and thumping sequences...as Damon calls it, “Feel Musik” deep, unpredictable, sometimes mad and absolutely insane! Brendan Arnott. This past year 2016, Damon set forth a presedent for the years to follow with notable releasaes on Burek “Stand By Me” EP, Don’t Be Afriad “Ankh Boogie” EP And Meda Fury “Altered Visions” EP. Continuing to grow his global fan base after touring 2016 through Düsseldorf , Cologne (#Tausend Bar) , Paris (Djoon, Deepblak Lable Night), Dallas (New Math Mondays). Upcoming releases for Damon include the “#2 EP” feat. Khalil Anthony on Shadeleaf Music [SM-12-012], “Land Of Meroe EP” on Deepblak Recordings and a few new label releases following mid year 2017.

Originally from San Diego, brought up by the likes and influences of music representing the African Diaspora, Reggae, Brazilian, African, Hip-Hop, Blues, Jazz, Punk-Rock and Soul...a child of the 70’s who experienced the cross-cultures of the 80’s which began his life long love affair with collecting vinyl in the 90’s, Damon is a true connoisseur of music. Bell (aka D^Bo!) began record collecting and DJ’ing at age sixteen, playing Jazz, Salsa, Funk, and Hip Hop at the famed night “Brass” (Hosted by Delicious Vinyl) at San Diego Supper Club, Ole’ Madrid. This along with his deep passion for music led him to learn to play the polyrhythms he heard in Afro-Cuban music, Reggae, Jazz, and Jazz Fusion...he soon began to imitate those sounds by playing percussion and wind instruments. “DJ’ing is just an extension of my love and relationship with music”, states Bell. In 2015, after a slew of notable releases, Bell released his first full length LP on Deepblak, Blues For The Libyan (DBR-V025). a journey into the deepness of Bell’s mind beginning with the now classic “Chromosome Replacement” feat. Khalil Anthony. The album composed of jazz riffs deep basslines and thumping sequences...as Damon calls it, “Feel Musik” deep, unpredictable, sometimes mad and absolutely insane! Brendan Arnott. This past year 2016, Damon set forth a presedent for the years to follow with notable releasaes on Burek “Stand By Me” EP, Don’t Be Afriad “Ankh Boogie” EP And Meda Fury “Altered Visions” EP. Continuing to grow his global fan base after touring 2016 through Düsseldorf , Cologne (#Tausend Bar) , Paris (Djoon, Deepblak Lable Night), Dallas (New Math Mondays). Upcoming releases for Damon include the “#2 EP” feat. Khalil Anthony on Shadeleaf Music [SM-12-012], “Land Of Meroe EP” on Deepblak Recordings and a few new label releases following mid year 2017.

Young MC - Just Say No Deejay Edit By Petko Turner 3 DL Here > https://hypeddit.com/track/sc/o7pqne It's The Most Underrated Track On That Album. Stone Cold Rhymin is the debut album by rapper Young MC. It was originally released in 1989 on Delicious Vinyl and was later re-issued by Rhino Records. The album reached No. 9 on the Billboard Top Pop Albums chart. The third track, "Bust a Move", was Young MC's biggest hit and is his most well known song, reaching No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 and topping the charts in Australia. His follow-up single, "Principal's Office", reached No. 33 on the Billboard Hot 100, and it was also nominated for 'Best Rap Video' at the 1990 MTV Video Music Awards.

Sat 8/5/17 Frank Nitt Show #187 Show 187 featured the legendary MC/ Hip-Hop icon, Frank Nitt (Frank-n-Dank, Yancey Boys). We had an amazing time chopping it up about upcoming projects, Detroit hiphop, and of course about his best friend, J Dilla! Be on the lookout for The Dilla Donuts event, during Labor Day weekend on Sunset Blvd brought to you by Delicious Vinyl & Frank Nitt! 1st Segment - Mza 01 Stan Forebee x Beatsofreen - Chasing Flies 02 Castelluzzo - Mood 03 Beatmachinearon - Abovve 04 Rob Araujo - Navigate 05 Mura Masa - Lovesick Fuck 06 I II I - Chelsea 07 Flamingosis - Gulity Pleasure 08 Oddisee - Viva Brasil 09 Lianne La Havas - What You Don't Do (Tom Misch Remix) 10 A Tribe Called Quest - Word Play Full Playlist: www.soulcircleradio.com Soul Circle Radio Live Worldwide Hosted by: DJ Mza & Crew www.soulcircleradio.com Every Sat 12-2p PST This show is FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY. We do not own or claim to own the rights to these tracks. "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."

As Proof of Life Radio transitions into something new and amazing, your host, Kahlee is moving to his new radio show, "Bars Weekly" on Delicious Vinyl's station on Dash Radio. This is the pilot episode of Bars Weekly.  Check for Kahlee on his new show every Friday night, 6pm - 7pm PST on the DASH Radio App on the Delicious Vinyl Channel.

We are proud to start a new chapter with 'The Electric Sessions' The Electric Sessions is a slight break from the norm, where we get people we admire from the creative world into the studio, and ask them to bring some records personal to them. and chat through their thoughts, collection and career. We are proud to have Chris Read kick off this new Chapter: BIOG: Chris Read is a busy man, from DJ to Producer, from Archivist to Presenter; its clear that there is a real focus to his work. A collector of hip hop, funk, soul, boogie and related beats and jazz based music for more than 20 years, A key signing to UK labels BBE and Breakin Bread, a steady output of high profile mix albums, remixes, collaborations and productions has allowed Chris to DJ around the globe. Enjoying a cult following for his own unique brand of highly crafted DJ mixes, Chris has produced mixtapes for and in collaboration with a variety of respected and well known artists, labels, music resources and brands including Delicious Vinyl, Wax Poetics, WhoSampled and Adidas Originals. Chris’s 2012 BBE Mix Album ‘Latin Concrete‘ was featured as album of the week by UK broadsheet newspaper The Independent. Here Chris joins us for conversation, thoughts and musings on all things. Catch up with him online here: Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/chrisreadsubstance/ Home Page: http://musicofsubstance.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chris_read/?hl=en

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Episode 167 - Jesse Itzler used to leave funny outgoing messages on his answering machine back in college. They were so good , they went viral, the old school way. Pre-Internet, people would tell friends, who would tell friends, who would tell more friends. This led him to a record deal with Delicious Vinyl. To many people, landing a record deal is THE dream. Like, we got a DEAL, MAN! This, however, was just the beginning for Jesse. Jesse and Matt discuss how landing this deal led a lot of cool business doings in Itzler's life including: Creating music and video content for NBA (and other sports) teams. Co founding Marquis Jets, the first private jet company allowing customers to "rent" versus "own". Becoming part owner of The Atlanta Hawks There is a lot to be learned in this episode from a successful man who doesn't seem to stress about any of it. (They ran out of time before Matt could even ask about co-founding Zico Water or Jesse's new book "Living with a Seal", so hopefully there will be a part two.) Today's episode is sponsored by Rugged Maniac. Code ORM5 saves you $5 off all 2016 locations. It is also sponsored by Udder Mud Run. August 6th, 2016 in Macon, Georgia. Code RUNORM saves you $10.00 Show Notes Jesse's website

If you've ever wanted more motivation, toughness, perserverance or grit, then do we have the show for you! Today we'll be talking with Jesse Itzler, business entrepreneur extraordinaire, former Rapper, cofounder of Marquis Jets, a partner with Zico Coconut Water, ultra-runner, one of the owners of the Atlanta Hawks and the husband of the founder of Spanx, Sara Blakely. He's also the best-selling author of one of the funniest, and most-inspiring books out there. Living with a SEAL. And that's just what Jesse Itzler did for 30 days, he invited a navy seal into his Upper West Side Manhattan apartment, not just to scare the Jones's, but where the man known as SEAL, would train him unforgivingly for 30 days. There was only one rule. You have to do what I say. So today we'll talk about Jesse's challenge of Living with a (Navy) SEAL, what he had to do, when he had to do it, what he couldn't do…bet you didn't know there's no peeing on a run, and why it the world it matters to the rest of us. Plus how SEAL helped his business and career! That plus eating fruit till noon, flashing underwear, 1-800-PLAYMATE, talking one's way into show biz, and one of the craziest first dates in the world. Questions and Topics Include: What's the secret of the Big Red Chicken? How did he meet his wife, Sara Blakely, founder of the business Spanx Why he was inspired to run 100 miles in Spanx How did Jesse meet SEAL? How he convinced SEAL to train him for a month. Why Jesse brought David (SEAL) in to shake up his life. How Jesse got in a ‘rut' and the importance of getting ‘uncomfortable' Who is SEAL and how did he become the man he is? What the first lesson was that SEAL taught Jesse What the ground rules were. How they did NOT ramp up into the program How to keep a promise with ones self. Why it's all about the journey How to make ‘your time' yours. How SEAL became the ultimate business closer What happened when SEAL met career NBA star Kevin Garnett How Jesse got a record deal with Delicious Vinyl. What's the story behind 1-800-PLAYMATE and what happened with Howie Stern How they jumped into a frozen lake in the middle of the winter How Jesse went from 22 pushups to a 1000 a day Why bulletproof glass – for your home, is the only way to go. What you need to escape from Manhattan What was the inner power being built by training with SEAL What's the 40 percent rule and what does it mean to Jesse now How Jesse became comfortable getting uncomfortable What's it mean to protect your primary? How did Jesse end up buying the Atlanta Haws? What's Jesse's secret for success? Why it's so important to get over the fear of embarrassment, and the fear of being afraid Important words of wisdom for future entrepreneurs Jesse Itzler, Owner of the Atlanta Hawks, Founder Marquis Jets & Husband to Spanx Founder Sara Blakely Shares Lesson of Motivation, Determination & Inner-Strength From Living with a Seal for 30 Days! Inspiration | Business | Career | Health | Inspire | Self-Help For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

Lauren Harman is the CEO of the full service music agency Lip Sync Music. Since the company’s inception in 2009 they have generated millions in sync revenue for the artists on their roster, priding themselves on helping independent artists quit their day jobs. Their work spans an array of international brands like Apple, Nike, Target, Amazon, PlayStation, Samsung, The Gap, Miller Lite, Honda, Audi, Lexus and all of the major TV & film networks. Lip Sync artists have been heard in major motion pictures and TV shows such as Magic Mike, 21 Jump Street, the Scream franchise, What to Expect When Your Expecting, Showtime’s Shameless, House of Lies and Californication, Girls, The Newsroom and Entourage, Orange is the New Black, ABC’s Nashville and Grey’s Anatomy, Glee, AMC’s Breaking Bad, NCIS and CSI and many, more.  Their current roster Allah-La’s, Au Revoir Simone, Bloc Party, Kishi Bashi, Magic Bronson, Nck Waterhouse, Hanni El Khatib, Computer Magic, Little Boots, RL Grime, RJD2, Superhumanoids, Tijuana Panthers and more. They represent labels such as Dim Mak, Innovative Leisure, Dap Tone Records, Arts & Crafts, Frenchkiss, Delicious Vinyl and more. Lips Sync’s publishing division, Very Well Music Group has recently secured international publishing deal with Strictly Confidential and on July 1st they launched Scissorbox, their in house sound design library with a roster of unique talent creating customized compositions. Currently Lauren is producing a documentary on the Nashville A-Team, of which her grandfather was a key member. It is slated to be released in late 2016. www.LipSyncMusic.com

This months show see's DJ Maruyama going through a soulful selection of his favourite cuts recently released on labels like Delicious Vinyl, Jazzy Sport. The Hokkaido, Japanese DJ's set features gems from artists like Freddie Joachim, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Drew Dave and many more. Whether you're on your summer holiday or working, this Underground Hip Hop/Jazz mix is bound to get you in the right mood

This months show see's DJ Maruyama going through a soulful selection of his favourite cuts recently released on labels like Delicious Vinyl, Jazzy Sport. The Hokkaido, Japanese DJ's set features gems from artists like Freddie Joachim, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Drew Dave and many more. Whether you're on your summer holiday or working, this Underground Hip Hop/Jazz mix is bound to get you in the right mood

On May 2, 1995, Masta Ace Incorporated released their 2nd album, Sittin' on Chrome. On The Library, Masta Ace reflects back on that album 20 years later. "I think Sitting on Chrome was the album that should have been the most commercially successful because that was the intention. When we went into the studio to make that album, it was based on the success of one song, "Born to Roll." That song took off like nobody expected. One of those records that nobody saw coming even Delicious Vinyl...." Here more of Tim's interview with Masta Ace here https://itun.es/i6g432b Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Legendary Pharcyde MC SlimKid3 and Jurassic 5 DJ/producer DJ Nu-Mark released a new collaborative LP via Delicious Vinyl on September 9th titled “SlimKid3 and DJ Nu-Mark”. DJ Nu-Mark dropped by The Library and shared a gem about how Sir Paul McCartney and a broken turntable fit into the first Jurassic 5 reunion show. Download the entire interview here: http://thelibrarywithtimeinenkel.libsyn.com/the-library-dj-nu-mark Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Legendary Pharcyde MC SlimKid3 and Jurassic 5 DJ/producer DJ Nu-Mark are set to release a new collaborative LP via Delicious Vinyl on September 9th titled “SlimKid3 and DJ Nu-Mark”.  This week on The Library, Tim talks to DJ Nu-Mark about the new LP and finds out how Sir Paul McCartney fits into a story about a broken turntable and a Jurassic 5 reunion show. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

The story of MellowManAce begins in Cuba… Born under communism in Cuba, MellowManAce became his families' ticket to freedom and passport to the United States. At that time in Cuba, having a child meant a family became eligible for an exit visa. “I was the third born and my number hit the lotto, although we didn't get to leave until four years later due to politics. My family gives me the credit for being here enjoying our freedom in the U.S.” Upon arriving in America, the family was greeted in Miami, moved to New Jersey and ended up in South Gate, California on Cypress Avenue where it all began. MellowMan first got into rap music in 1983 after hearing The Treacherous Three for the first time. When I first heard rap, I knew I had found my calling.” Writing as many rhymes as he could and cutting demos with his brother Sen Dog and B-Real, he still hadn't found his exact niche within Hip-Hop. With a lot of persistence and hard work, he perfected his bilingual style. “I was ecstatic to realize I could fulfill my dreams and represent for my Latino people all in one!” Ulpiano Sergio Reyes (MellowManAce) and older brother Senen Reyes (Sen Dog) formed a rap quartet DVX (Devastating Vocal Xcellence) with Lawrence Muggerud (DJ Muggs) and Louis Freese (B-Real). After a few years MellowMan was signed by Delicious Vinyl and then Capitol Records to launch a solo career and sell over more than 2 million units worldwide. The remaining three members formed the group Cypress Hill, Host @ericzuley

This is another portion of the deskmix of the "shinydiscoball" soundtrack, to be released shortly. This portion is set 2, 1st song. Another portion is on my Soundcloud account. This is not finished, as you can hear there are still imperfections that will be fixed in the final release. It features two of my current faves, Pharcyde, and Canadian songstress Anjulie. Few outside canada know of her and her music, but its great stuff!! Add a bit of Donna and another 70's legendary group Hall and Oates, and voila - modern disco house! The Shinydiscoball soundtrack is just under 55 minutes and includes all the greatest artists ever under one shiny disco ball. hehe. enjoy and hey, leave some feedback to help us fine tune the final mix. This compile copyright 2012, 11x media, Starcon/Hear, Delicious Vinyl.

www.mellowmanace.com Also one half of the new group @TheZzyzzx with my son @CazalOrganism Havana-born Ulpiano Sergio Reyes (Mellow Man Ace) and older brother Senen Reyes (Sen Dog) formed a rap quartet DVX (Devastating Vocal Xcellence) with Lawrence Muggerud (DJ Muggs) and Louis Freese (B-Real). After a few years Mellow Man was signed by Delicious Vinyl and then Capitol Records to launch a solo career. The remaining three members formed the group Cypress Hill, named after Cypress Avenue , the street in South Gate where they all grew up. With the debut of his first LP entitled Escape From Havana on Capitol Records, Mellow Man created a unique style of rap that traded off between his native tongue Spanish and English, he called it “Spanglish”. Mellow would not only be the creator of “Spanglish” and Spanish rap, but also the first Latin rap artist to reach Gold and Platinum sales in the U.S. and Latin America . This achievement would open a non-existent door for a host of other groups such as Control Machete, Big Pun, Fat Joe and The Beatnuts to name a few. A 1 hit; “Mentírosa” (Liar) became the recipe to follow for Latin artists who wanted to rap in Spanish. The best in the business were brought in from the likes of The Dust Brothers, DJ Muggs and Tony G. working with such sample wizardry as Santana, War and James Brown. A rigorous touring schedule through the U.S. , all over Latin America, Europe and Japan brought him together with musical giants Celia Cruz, En Vogue, A Tribe Called Quest and others. Countries like Columbia , Costa Rica , Mexico , Argentina and Chile had never experienced anything like a Hip-Hop show let alone a rapper who spoke in their native tongue. http://thezzyzzx.tumblr.com http://cazalzzyzzx.tumblr.com http://www.facebook.com/MellowManAceFB http://www.facebook.com/TheZZYZZX

www.mellowmanace.com Also one half of the new group @TheZzyzzx with my son @CazalOrganism Havana-born Ulpiano Sergio Reyes (Mellow Man Ace) and older brother Senen Reyes (Sen Dog) formed a rap quartet DVX (Devastating Vocal Xcellence) with Lawrence Muggerud (DJ Muggs) and Louis Freese (B-Real). After a few years Mellow Man was signed by Delicious Vinyl and then Capitol Records to launch a solo career. The remaining three members formed the group Cypress Hill, named after Cypress Avenue , the street in South Gate where they all grew up. With the debut of his first LP entitled Escape From Havana on Capitol Records, Mellow Man created a unique style of rap that traded off between his native tongue Spanish and English, he called it “Spanglish”. Mellow would not only be the creator of “Spanglish” and Spanish rap, but also the first Latin rap artist to reach Gold and Platinum sales in the U.S. and Latin America . This achievement would open a non-existent door for a host of other groups such as Control Machete, Big Pun, Fat Joe and The Beatnuts to name a few. A 1 hit; “Mentírosa” (Liar) became the recipe to follow for Latin artists who wanted to rap in Spanish. The best in the business were brought in from the likes of The Dust Brothers, DJ Muggs and Tony G. working with such sample wizardry as Santana, War and James Brown. A rigorous touring schedule through the U.S. , all over Latin America, Europe and Japan brought him together with musical giants Celia Cruz, En Vogue, A Tribe Called Quest and others. Countries like Columbia , Costa Rica , Mexico , Argentina and Chile had never experienced anything like a Hip-Hop show let alone a rapper who spoke in their native tongue. http://thezzyzzx.tumblr.com http://cazalzzyzzx.tumblr.com http://www.facebook.com/MellowManAceFB http://www.facebook.com/TheZZYZZX

dj dAz presents: Brass Vol. 2 (The Sounds of Brass 1992)1. Jamiroquai – Too Young To Die2. D-Influence – I'm The One3. Greyboy – Outerlude4. Greyboy – Freestylin'5. The New Jersey Queens – Party and Don't Worry About It6. Main Source – Looking At The Front Door7. Gang Starr – Who's Gonna Take the Weight8. The Pharcyde – Pork9. Soul II Soul – Jazzie's Groove10. Loose Ends – Don't Be A Fool11. Jamal-Ski – Jump, Spread Out12. Super Cat – Ghetto Red Hot (Hip Hop Remix)13. The Ragga Twins – Jugglin'14. El General – Pu Tun Tun15. Cutty Ranks – The Stopper16. Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince – Summertime17. The Honeydrippers – Impeach the President18. The Head Hunters – God Made Me Funky19. The Lafayette Afro Rock Band – Hihache20. The Brand New Heavies – Dream Come True21. The Young Disciples – Move On (Soul Pride Mix)22. Black Sheep – Strobelight Honey (The Def Mix Version)Okay, where to start? Well in 1992 there was a little Acid Jazz club that formed at a Greek restaurant on Melrose Ave in Los Angeles, CA. through friends of friends and at a point when the musical influences in hop hop, jazz, and reggae were probably at its peak as far as creativity goes in the music industry. And if you were part of the industry, then this is where you had to be…. BRASS. Brass was the name of the club and for anyone who was there?, well then this mix is dedicated to you! 75 mins (song for song) of every chune that was played regularly at the weekly Sunday sessions and one off parties thrown by the Brass crew including the first ever promoted shows in L.A. of The Brand New Heavies, Jamiroquai, Guru's Jazzmatazz, The Roots, Born Jamericans, The Pharcyde, MC Solaar, along with some Roy Ayers shows for the good vibes.: The Brass Crew: Orlando aka EMC-0, Marques Wyatt, DJ P, and myself alongside Dave Felts, and with respect to DJ Cid, Jesse De La Pena in Chicago, Gerry V in S.F., and all the jazz funkin' peops of San Diego, CA.The Guest List: In no particular order; Marques, Orlando, Paul Stewart aka DJ P, Dave Felts, Cid Hernandez aka DJ Cid. Jesse De La Pena, & Big Larry outta Chicago, Colin Sutton and Straight from the Lip, Behind The Post Office (S.D., S.F.), Raymond Roker, Jason Bentley, Todd Roberts, Cynthia and Derrick Ahsam, Brett King & Family, Nate Scott, Lano Brazil, Jason Sugars,Chris Vargas, Jimmy Jam, T-Love, Alison, BJ, Bree aka DJ 88, DJ Rob One, Bigga B, Cokni O'Dire, Rankin' Tomas, The Village Idiots: Bleu, A.J., Stevo, Logic, Molly, Proper Grounds, Jimmy Jam, Eddie Donaldson, DJ White Ice, Miles Tackett, Cary Sullivan, Rocky Dawuni, Pam Turbov, Victor, Jasmine Vega, Delicious Vinyl, Mike & Rick Ross, Leslie, Crazy Craig, Carmelita, Lamarr, Paul Moshay, Truly, Brady Blade, Mona Lisa, L.A. Jay, Suave, The Soul Brothers, Def Jef, BNH- N'dea, Jan, Simon, and Andrew. Schmooche & The Pharcyde, Masta Ace, Lord Digga, Paula Perry, Born Jamericans, The YD's – Femi, Marco, and Carleen. Ole Madrid and the Green Circle Bar (S.D.), DJ Greyboy, The King King. Jez, Willie & The Soulsonics. Eddie Pillar & Acid Jazz Records, Gerry V, Mike B & The Mr. 5's Crew (S.F.), The Pirate DJ's, Maurice and Giant Step NYC, Jazzy Nice, DJ Smash, Julie Z & 555 Soul, Will Ortiz, Mike Tyson, Tony, Toni, Tone, Queen Latifah, B+, Fishbone, The Fly Girls, Pauline & Sally @ Funkeesentials, Andrew-ski, Miles Tackett, Octavio Camacho, The Angel, Lalomie Washburn, Jean-Louis, The Soul Children, DJ Destroyer, DJ Create, Guru, Jamiroquai, Skatemaster Tate, Max (HVW8), Matt Robinson, Orb, Matt Morris, Mo' Wax, Ubiquity, Luv N Haight, The Groove Merchant, Talkin' Loud, Fresh Jive, The Cahuenga Posse: Tracy, Diana, Liana, Pepe, Catastro, Dave B, Juvo, Sergio, Tony P, The Kendall Family, Josh Littman, Jeremy Kaiser, Seth, Anastasia, Romeo. Octave, Staci Gabrielli and Family, Scotti, My Favorite Eggplant (HI), A Hats, Philly Blunts, and my Mum and Dad. Forgive me if I forgot anyone (it's late, and I'm knackered), and remind me if I did, I'll add you to the list. BIG THANKS TO MARQUES, ORLANDO AND DJ P for the vocal drops and influence.

Sorry for the posting delay. I tore my rotator cuff and had surgery. So, I have limited movement. Here is a collection of house tunes that put together in the middle of April. Track listing is located below. Feel free to add me on myspace - http://www.myspace.com/djhenryhallofficial 1. Fil-A-Fil – Last Year In June (Original Mix) – Deep Nota Records (http://www.myspace.com/deepnotarecords) (http://www.myspace.com/filafilhouse) 2. Lewis Ferrier featuring Mavis Acquah (Original Mix) – Reel Groove (www.reelgroove.com) 3. Sean Smith featuring J.L. from BSTC – Cloud 9 (Pt.1) (Andre Harris Soul Vox Mix) – Smooth Agent (http://www.smoothagentrecords.com) 4. EL – Walk Away (Ron Carroll BMC Vocal) – Stingily Music (http://www.traxsource.com/Stingily_Music) 5. Slam Mode – Flor Del Sol (Organisms Made Simple EP) (http://www.traxsource.com/Desvio) 6. Soul Central – In-Ten-City (Vocal Mix)( http://www.soul-heaven.com) 7. Trans of Life – Delight Earth (Teddy Douglas Remix) Nite Grooves (http://www.kingstreetsounds.com) 8. Shake The Dog featuring Monique Bingham – Run (Alt. Verison 2 Vocal) (http://www.traxsource.com/Symple_Soul) 9. Timmy Regisford & Filsonik – Movement (Main) – Restricted Access (http://www.clubshelter.com) 10. Jaidene Veda – Sunday (Booker T Vocal Mix) – MN2S (http://www.mn2s.com) (http://www.myspace.com/jaideneveda) 11. Danism & Michael Watford – Change – MN2S (http://www.mn2s.com) 12. Butch Quick - Higher (Club Mix) – Strickly Rhythm Records (http://www.strictly.com) 13. Quentin Harris featuring Leela James – My Joy (Timmy Regisford Mix) – Restricted Access (http://www.clubshelter.com) 14. Copyright featuring Jazzie B – Roots (Claude Monnet Mix) – Defected Records (http://www.defected.com) 15. Oscar P – Time Machine (Album Mix) – Open Bar (http://www.mediaservicesnyc.com/openbar.htm) 16. Niko De Luka – Alone in Africa (Spider & Legaz Remix) – TriCircle Records (http://www.myspace.com/tricirclerecordings) 17. The Brand New Heavies – I Don’t Know Why (I Love You) [Kenny Dope Mix] – Delicious Vinyl (http://deliciousvinyl.com) 18. Lady Alma – Running For Nothing (Simbad Remix) – Raw Fusion (http://www.rawfusionrec.com)

On this week's thoughtful show we have live guests including: Listen and learn as underground icons, Brooklyn Academy give Mista Montana & Menace a course on everything from the come up, their new album 'Bored Of Education' and solo careers. You will never be the same again after you hear this interview. Producer and rapper 88 Keys steps in the studio to discuss everything from his experience as an intern, to working with childhood heroes and the process of his upcoming album 'The Death of Adam' as well as an in depth discussion about the album's executive-producer, Kayne West. UK's Baby J steps away from the turntables at his 'Baby Food' album launch party, to deliver an honest and candid overview of his career to date, with a concise discussion about the direction and implications of his latest album. The man oozes "living legend", definitely check this one out. AND THATS NOT ALL!! Illa J, younger brother of late great genius producer Jay Dilla, joins us to promote 'Yancey Boys' his debut album for Delicious Vinyl. This album is set to be one of this years dopest and will be entirely produced by Dilla whilst Illa handles rapping and singing duties. Do not miss this interview with one of Hip Hops most promising producer/ rappers. 'R U Listening?'

On this week's thoughtful show we have live guests including: Listen and learn as underground icons, Brooklyn Academy give Mista Montana & Menace a course on everything from the come up, their new album 'Bored Of Education' and solo careers. You will never be the same again after you hear this interview. Producer and rapper 88 Keys steps in the studio to discuss everything from his experience as an intern, to working with childhood heroes and the process of his upcoming album 'The Death of Adam' as well as an in depth discussion about the album's executive-producer, Kayne West. UK's Baby J steps away from the turntables at his 'Baby Food' album launch party, to deliver an honest and candid overview of his career to date, with a concise discussion about the direction and implications of his latest album. The man oozes "living legend", definitely check this one out. AND THATS NOT ALL!! Illa J, younger brother of late great genius producer Jay Dilla, joins us to promote 'Yancey Boys' his debut album for Delicious Vinyl. This album is set to be one of this years dopest and will be entirely produced by Dilla whilst Illa handles rapping and singing duties. Do not miss this interview with one of Hip Hops most promising producer/ rappers. 'R U Listening?'