Podcasts about dj house shoes

He's an intergral part of the story, from Detroit hip hop to worldwide. He released J Dilla's first record, just released a new Mike & Keys record, Formula One, on the Street Corner Music. We talk about that and so much more on episode #155 of the Klyph Notes podcast. Klyph Notes is supported by Akepele Apparel  The Numberz FM and XRAY FM The theme for Klyph Notes was produced by Theory Hazit Support the movement and become a DJ Klyph patron The intro for Klyph Notes was produced by DJ Klyph    

DJ House Shoes! LEGENDARY Detroit music producer/master teacher, Owner of Street Corners Music label, p and collaborator with hip-hop's finest names the likes of J Dilla, Slum Village, Proof, Pete Rock, & Jimetta Rose joins this amazing 11th episode Mastery. Listen in as we discuss the parallels of life, music, and martial arts, what it takes to produce the sounds we hear in real time, & the epic yet tragic short-lived life, career, and friendship alongside one of the all-time greatest music producers and close friend, James Dewitt Yancey aka J Dilla. Don't miss out on this tremendous conversation. Find out more about House Shoes and ongoing projects @:https://streetcornerscm.com

On the next episode of Fathers Who Bother I talk with DJ House Shoes about the challenges of being a weekend dad, the last time he spoke to his own father and the craziest birth story ever.

Cop "Domí" at: www.brainorchestra.net/shop/dom We are closing out the year of great interviews w/ beat sets by getting no other than Elizabeth, NJ very own brainorchestra. The young producer talks about growing up in Elizabeth and their hip hop scene, getting on Ho99o9's debut album, and chopping it up with the legendary DJ House Shoes. You get treated to a beat set of new material from brainorchestra. Stay tuned to Episode 19 coming on Christmas Eve, enjoy this one

A set of six songs from Vic Spencer, all included in the latest Creative Corner w/Kyle Means interview featuring the Chicago rapper. Check out the interview - https://anchor.fm/regal-radio/episodes/Creative-Corner-WKyle-Means-Vic-Spencer--The-Rappin-Bastard-e3gsqv - and listen to all these tracks in their entirety: 1. Vic Spencer - Bleek Gilliam (Intro by DJ House Shoes) (from Spencer for Higher) 2. Sean Price feat. Vic Spencer - Metal Beard (from Songs In the Key of Price) 3. Vic Spencer feat. Chance the Rapper - Out The Water 4. Chris Spencer (Chris Crack X Vic Spencer) - Shark Wrestling (from Blessed) 5. Vic Spencer X Buscrates - Vic's Crates (from Simplicity) 6. Tree X Vic Spencer feat. Chris Crack - Lucifer Callin' (from Nothing is Something) Subscribe to WARR on Anchor and follow WARR for all the latest on our movement and stay tuned for upcoming episodes and specials from your guys. Weareregalradio.com provides the best independent coverage of sports and culture -- feel free to share our content and rate us well here or wherever else you find our podcasts. Thanks for listening. twitter.com/regalradio1 facebook.com/regalradio1/ instagram.com/weareregalradio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/regal-radio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/regal-radio/support

This is another conversation that was on my bucket list. A conversation with a great storyteller, an individual who's connected with so many great artists. A member of the Portland hip-hop scene for a number of years, a great DJ and a person I call a walking encyclopedia of hip-hop history. On this episode he tells stories of interning with Kenny Dope, the time Questlove picked him up from work at Clackamas Town Center and releasing music with DJ House Shoes label Street Corner Music. We most definitely have to do a part two!! Peep the latest episode of Klyph Notes with DJ Rev Shines.

DJ House Shoes talks about the Detroit sound and his work and friendship with J Dilla. Mike's T-shirt returns to the show, although he won't take Mike's calls anymore.

DJ House Shoes talks about the Detroit sound and his work and friendship with J Dilla. Mike's T-shirt returns to the show, although he won't take Mike's calls anymore.

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this episode of Conspiracy Worldwide Radio, Mista Montana and Menace do this: Harry Fraud returns to discuss his and Eddie B's latest release "Paper, Piff & Polo" as well as his upcoming projects respectively. Perceptive and equally engaging, we explore Paper, Piff & Polo's creation and Eddie B's logical approach in the lab, working with Riff Raff, the criticism behind "Saaab Stories" artwork, Action Bronson's official debut, which will also feature production from Alchemist, Party Supplies and Statik Selektah among others, his forthcoming "Mac & Cheese 4" mixtape with French Montana, new music with Freddie Gibbs and Problem , plans to showcase his range outside of Hip Hop and much more in a genuinely wavey interview. Mr. Muthafu*kin' eXquire takes time out after his BET back room freestyle and grants us access to his first interview in months! We talk recording "Kismet" , his process of removing his brain from his creative process and speaking from the heart, his relationship today with Universal Records, "Lost In Translation" being his angry album, his ritual in which he plays every new song he records on the train and more in a brief but sweet interview. Fresh off the heels of Czarface with 7L and Inspectah Deck, we are joined by Boston Pharaoh Esoteric to discuss his upcoming canvases, which as of the 22nd November will include his latest, namely, “Machete Mode” with Stu-Bangas. We also discuss the upcoming yet to be titled Czarface album, which he reveals he and Deck have completed 10 tracks for so far, a brand new action figure coinciding with its release, Wu Tang's highly anticipated "A Better Tomorrow", the new AOTP album, which he says will be produced by C-Lance, Leafdog, Molemen’s Panik, Stu Bangas among others, his love of sampling, Apathy and Ryu being Freemasons and more! Snowgoons are with us in the form of Illegal to discuss the eagerly awaited sequel to "Black Snow" and the forthcoming Snowgoons album with Onyx entitled "Cuzzo". We also talk the making behind tracks "The Underworld", "Iron Bars", the future of Goon MuSick, forthcoming records with Saigon and R.A The Rugged Man and so much more. We also premiere tracks from the album and discect the story some key features such as Raekwon and Papoose. (DJ) House Shoes joins us from Denmark Vessey and Scud One's "Cult Classic" release party for an update on his label Street Corner's upcoming releases and everything in between. We talk the misconception of him just being "that Dilla guy", how he received the label  'ambassador of Detroit Hip Hop', not making a beat for 2 and a half years, the passing of Proof, Danny Brown's recent Boiler House record release party for "Old", the J Dilla estate and upcoming music in the form of a secret project, a reissue of Danny Brown's "Hot Soup" on vinyl, a collaborative project with Big Tone entitled "Big Shoes", a J Dilla album and much more. Pay attention. Do we believe that religion revolves around us or do we believe that we revolve around religion? These are but 2 questions that Denmark Vessey wants you to question with his and producer Scud One's debut album, “Cult Classic”. Is this an album that stands out as one of this years most ambitious and multi layered releases? Have this emcee and producer partnership created an album that is thoughtful as well as political in its content without sounding unusual and detached from the street? No question. However we had many more questions to ask in an interview with two of Hip Hops recent saviours. Peep it. Detroit favourite Guilty Simpson is with us to explore his consistent output of quality releases lately and discuss his new found passion in producing. He also delivers us an update on the forthcoming Random Axe project, explains Black Milk's process as a producers in making dummy beats, details how his and Small Professor's collaboration with Boldy James for I'm The City manifested itself and more! A pleasure. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace risk life and limb as they tackle the growing British terror threat posed by clowns that appear in the dark, neon-lit streets and scare innocent people and animals without remorse. What starts as a humble radio broadcast, soon turns to a fight for survival as Hip Hop's most cherished radio duo become surrounded and have to resort to physical running to escape. Nobody wins. ENJOY OUR RHINO!

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this episode of Conspiracy Worldwide Radio, Mista Montana and Menace do this: Harry Fraud returns to discuss his and Eddie B's latest release "Paper, Piff & Polo" as well as his upcoming projects respectively. Perceptive and equally engaging, we explore Paper, Piff & Polo's creation and Eddie B's logical approach in the lab, working with Riff Raff, the criticism behind "Saaab Stories" artwork, Action Bronson's official debut, which will also feature production from Alchemist, Party Supplies and Statik Selektah among others, his forthcoming "Mac & Cheese 4" mixtape with French Montana, new music with Freddie Gibbs and Problem , plans to showcase his range outside of Hip Hop and much more in a genuinely wavey interview. Mr. Muthafu*kin' eXquire takes time out after his BET back room freestyle and grants us access to his first interview in months! We talk recording "Kismet" , his process of removing his brain from his creative process and speaking from the heart, his relationship today with Universal Records, "Lost In Translation" being his angry album, his ritual in which he plays every new song he records on the train and more in a brief but sweet interview. Fresh off the heels of Czarface with 7L and Inspectah Deck, we are joined by Boston Pharaoh Esoteric to discuss his upcoming canvases, which as of the 22nd November will include his latest, namely, “Machete Mode” with Stu-Bangas. We also discuss the upcoming yet to be titled Czarface album, which he reveals he and Deck have completed 10 tracks for so far, a brand new action figure coinciding with its release, Wu Tang's highly anticipated "A Better Tomorrow", the new AOTP album, which he says will be produced by C-Lance, Leafdog, Molemen’s Panik, Stu Bangas among others, his love of sampling, Apathy and Ryu being Freemasons and more! Snowgoons are with us in the form of Illegal to discuss the eagerly awaited sequel to "Black Snow" and the forthcoming Snowgoons album with Onyx entitled "Cuzzo". We also talk the making behind tracks "The Underworld", "Iron Bars", the future of Goon MuSick, forthcoming records with Saigon and R.A The Rugged Man and so much more. We also premiere tracks from the album and discect the story some key features such as Raekwon and Papoose. (DJ) House Shoes joins us from Denmark Vessey and Scud One's "Cult Classic" release party for an update on his label Street Corner's upcoming releases and everything in between. We talk the misconception of him just being "that Dilla guy", how he received the label  'ambassador of Detroit Hip Hop', not making a beat for 2 and a half years, the passing of Proof, Danny Brown's recent Boiler House record release party for "Old", the J Dilla estate and upcoming music in the form of a secret project, a reissue of Danny Brown's "Hot Soup" on vinyl, a collaborative project with Big Tone entitled "Big Shoes", a J Dilla album and much more. Pay attention. Do we believe that religion revolves around us or do we believe that we revolve around religion? These are but 2 questions that Denmark Vessey wants you to question with his and producer Scud One's debut album, “Cult Classic”. Is this an album that stands out as one of this years most ambitious and multi layered releases? Have this emcee and producer partnership created an album that is thoughtful as well as political in its content without sounding unusual and detached from the street? No question. However we had many more questions to ask in an interview with two of Hip Hops recent saviours. Peep it. Detroit favourite Guilty Simpson is with us to explore his consistent output of quality releases lately and discuss his new found passion in producing. He also delivers us an update on the forthcoming Random Axe project, explains Black Milk's process as a producers in making dummy beats, details how his and Small Professor's collaboration with Boldy James for I'm The City manifested itself and more! A pleasure. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace risk life and limb as they tackle the growing British terror threat posed by clowns that appear in the dark, neon-lit streets and scare innocent people and animals without remorse. What starts as a humble radio broadcast, soon turns to a fight for survival as Hip Hop's most cherished radio duo become surrounded and have to resort to physical running to escape. Nobody wins. ENJOY OUR RHINO!

Back in the building! Or…well…on the website! We had a great episode which not only featured some hot new indie tracks, but we also got a chance to catch up with Detroits own DJ House Shoes to talk about the whole mess going on with a certain New York MC and Jay Dilla. We also finally got a chance to catch up with Playboy Tre and spoke with the winners of Episode 90, Hopsin and SwizZz --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Back in the building! Or…well…on the website! We had a great episode which not only featured some hot new indie tracks, but we also got a chance to catch up with Detroits own DJ House Shoes to talk about the whole mess going on with a certain New York MC and Jay Dilla. We also finally got a chance to catch up with Playboy Tre and spoke with the winners of Episode 90, Hopsin and SwizZz --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Back in the building! Or…well…on the website! We had a great episode which not only featured some hot new indie tracks, but we also got a chance to catch up with Detroits own DJ House Shoes to talk about the whole mess going on with a certain New York MC and Jay Dilla. We also finally got a chance to catch up with Playboy Tre and spoke with the winners of Episode 90, Hopsin and SwizZz