Podcast appearances and mentions of Easy Mo Bee

In aflevering acht van dit seizoen duiken Voszz, Ghost & Noot weer eens in het oeuvre van een producer. Eentje die zo erg gewaardeerd wordt, dat zo'n beetje iedereen zegt dat hij ondergewaardeerd wordt. Volg je ‘m nog?Van tracks waarop Biggie zijn prille genialiteit kon showen of zelfs met zijn latere rivaal Tupac kon shinen, tot aan instrumentals waarop alle ruimte overbleef voor markante stemmen van MC's als Busta Rhymes en Craig Mack.Jawel, in deze episode duiken de heren een uur lang in het werk van Easy Mo Bee.

The gruesome twosome are finally back with all the crazy talk. The are talk politics, they are talking flagpoles and they are talking about the abuse the Alex puts on hotel rooms!

Brooklyn rapper Young Tito joins Shah Cypha via On the Grynd live podcast, sharing his journey from Lafayette Gardens to the broader hip-hop scene. He reflects on growing up influenced by DJ Mister Cee, Big Daddy Kane, and Jay Z, and discusses his collaborations with legends like Easy Mo Bee. Young Tito speaks on his current projects, including his latest singles and the significance of staying true to oneself. This episode offers a deep dive into his experiences, industry insights, and impactful connections with notable figures in hip-hop. Tune in for an inspiring and informative conversation.

The Hip-Hop Digest Weekly Pick Hits 01.Es-K & Type.Raw – The Temple (feat. Napoleon Da Legend & El Da Sensei)02.D&D All Stars – 1, 2 Pass It03.Rapping Is Fundamental – Figurin To Get Ill (prod. by Easy Mo Bee)04.Chubb Rock … Continue reading →

Notorious B.I.G. - Ready To Die Biggie, Biggie, Biggie Smalls is the illest. Daarom, de tweede keer dat we deze icoon bespreken in de Blauwdruk Podcast. Live from Bedford Stuyvesant Debut albums zijn altijd een ding, tenminste, in Hiphop is het een ding. Je hebt heel je leven ernaar toe kunnen werken. Alle ervaring die je hebt opgedaan, alle grote belevenissen kun je in dit eerste album verwerken. Maar hoe heeft Biggie dat op dit album gedaan? Het is een autobiografisch album maar ook een klein beetje een concept album. Je weet uit een eerdere aflevering al hoe hij een album kan maken, maar was dit even gepolijst als zijn tweede plaat, Life After Death? Onze mening van het bovenstaande hoor je bij de rode draad. Wat ook een groot onderdeel van dit album is, is de sound van de beats. Bijna volledig geproduceerd door Easy Mo Bee waardoor het zekerheid als een geheel aanvoelt. Zijn wij dan meer van dit soort beats of de meer flashy producties die op het tweede album belande? Bad Boy Records Eigenlijk is deze plaat wel het begin van Bad Boy Records. Het label dat opgezet en gerund wordt door Puff Daddy. Niet onbekend op deze plaats ook. Maar is dat een toevoeging of is dat juist een punt van irritatie? Er staan weinig features op, maar een van de features die erop staat is gelijk wel een van de beste features ooit. Dat hebben we in onze podcast natuurlijk veel vaker gezegd, toen hadden we het over Inspectah Deck, maar nu over de andere Wu Tang member. Goed, dit album is alom geprezen en is dat terecht? Terugkomende op de inleiding, is Biggie Smalls de illest? De Blauwdruk Podcast Benieuwd welke albums wij nog meer hebben besproken in onze podcast? Bekijk in de ⁠lijst van alle afleveringen⁠ welke klassiekers er allemaal tussen zitten. De Blauwdruk Podcast wordt volledig gemaakt door Vincent van Koningsbruggen, Victor van der Ham en Tim Elenbaas. Bekijk de ⁠info / contact pagina⁠ voor meer informatie.

On Episode 103, today's guest hails from Harlem, New York. He's a Beatmaker, Live Performer, gamer, Sleep Lover and well respected in these here streets. Please welcome The Great Lordt $txn (Pronounced Stan so Lordt Stan) to the show. He's modest but a definite Mutant. Enjoy and check the links below!During this episode, we chopped it up about his music journey, inspirations, aspirations and more. Lordt $txn started making beats in 2010 and has amassed like 13 years in the beat community. His Moms was into the Smokey Robinson, Luther Vandross on the weekends his two other brothers were playing 50 Cent, Eminem, NORE, Capone, Miles Davis and Ahmad Jamal. Hanging out with his cousins, recording their rhymes and posting on Myspace. He started his Hip Hop journey practicing the art of Emceeing and bought a USB microphone, started rapping over Lil Wayne beats. His spark got bigger when his teacher Mr. Foster (Jazz Musician) encouraged him and his friend DeAndre were making loops into GarageBand. He started making beats using MixCraft. He names his Greatest Beats of All Time from "Royalty" by Gang Starr. He names his Beatmaker/Music Producer Superheros like Lord Finesse, Q Tip, Large Professor, Easy Mo Bee, DJ Buckwild and more. Learning about samplers like Koala Sampler, SP404 MK II and Ableton. We also discussed his involvement with the Koala Sampler vs SP 404 World Tournament (watch here) and his second live beat set with The Donut Lounge (Watch Reels here) ***Card was stacked with amazing creatives***Lordt $txn gave details about albums like THANX 4EVERTHING, WZRD [sp404sx tape], 4.2.22 [koala tape] 404///Extra_[v.1] and more. Lordt $txn left crazy jewels, inspiring words for Beatmakers and detailed what's in store for the rest of 2023.Lordt $txn's Gems:1. Not every beat is a banger (Most are ideas). Keep going 2. Keep making music fun and not a job. Keep the fun and work on your own pace3. Increase your music portfolio4. Watch Interviews of your favorite Beatmaker, Music Producer or Composer (YouTube University)5. Be involved in the community with which you resonate. ***Show Love...It Means A Lot***6. There's a lot of opportunity out there. Don't be stingy showing genuine love7. Focus on your supporters showing love. Build with them. Others will come soon enoughIntro Track: Quality Time & Waves To A Beach from Surf Mania by Sample (Available Here)Featured Music: Various tracks from Lordt $txn's Music Discography (Available Here)Social Media: @LordtStxnWebsite: https://linktr.ee/lordtstxnCheck out Koala vs SP404 World Tournament Tape HereSupport the showEdited, Mixed and Mastered by GldnmndPodcast Website Link: The Rec Show PodcastNEW!!! TheRecShowPodcast Music Playlist Available Here

s3e39 Easy Mo Bee (2014) interview on Nexxlegacy Hosted by Charles iambranded Madison https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nexxlegacy/id1556213017 #googleplay - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.radio.mfa6aedb1f Download the app for free #Nexxlegacy #Music #HipHop #Culture #Music #RnB #RythmnBlues #MotivationalSpeaker #Radio #Nexxlegacy #Rap or go to http://www.nexxlegacy.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nexxlegacy/message

On Episode 078, today's guest hails from Connecticut currently residing in Brooklyn, New York. He's a Beatmaker, Audio Engineer, Live Performer, Entrepreneur and graduate of the Full Sail Academy. Please welcome Wrex Mason to the show. Enjoy!During this episode chopped it up about his signature moniker, musical upbringings/inspirations, taught music producing using Music Generator by his cousin Mario aka Max Rice. Being exposed to the 1 of 4 Pillars of Hip-Hop at an early age (Emceeing). Wrex Mason named his Greatest Album of All Time "The 18th Letter" by Rakim (released in 1996 by Universal Records). He names his Beatmaker/Music Producer Superheros (DJ Premier, 9th Wonder, Roy Ayers, J Dilla, George Duke, Tomida, John Coltrane, Easy Mo Bee, RZA, Battle Cat, Alchemist, Pete Rock, Tokimonsta, Ras G, Samiyam, Georgia Ann Muldrow, Animas, Daringer, Pierre Born, and AFTA-1. He creates his music using music production equipment (Ableton Push 2 and Roland's SP404 MKII). He talks about the highly acclaimed "Raw Randos Vol. 1-5" albums and a highly slept on collaboration album called POWER BLACK! which featured some heavy hitters in the beat-scene (eu-IV, Kaelin Ellis, Kilamanzego, Tek.Lun, Nothin Neue and more). He talked about me making it through dark times to see brighter days in 2020 and 2021 with music. He describes what the local Beat-Scene looks like from his perspective with performances with Donut Lounge.  Wrex Mason left crazy jewels and inspiring words for Beatmakers and detailed what's in store for 2023.Wrex Mason's Recommendations:1. Look up your favorite Beatmaker/Music Producer Interview or Beatmaking Videos2. Questloves Supreme Podcast3. The Rec Show Podcast (

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The Notorious B.I.G. - Ready to Die (1994) Dem Vinyl Boyz head to the home of Hip-Hop., New York City! East coast Rap at its finest. “Ready to Die” is a concept album chronicling the life and myth of the Notorious B.I.G., complete with stories of robbery, drug dealing, sex and even suicide. It was the first full-length album release from Bad Boy Records, a new imprint run by a young Sean “Puffy” Combs. Combs was very involved in the production and direction of “Ready to Die,” especially with the hit singles “Juicy” and “Big Poppa.” “Puffy was incredibly smart about branding,” Coker says, “and about how to sell this album to the masses at large.” The album features productions by Bad Boy founder Sean "Puffy" Combs, Easy Mo Bee, Chucky Thompson, DJ Premier, and Lord Finesse, among others. It was recorded from 1993 to 1994 at The Hit Factory and D&D Studios in New York City. The partly autobiographical album tells the story of the rapper's experiences as a young criminal, and was the only studio album released during his lifetime, as he was murdered sixteen days before the release of his second album Life After Death in 1997. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 236: EASY MO BEE On this week's episode of the @RoadPodcast, the fellas welcome Grammy-Award winning DJ/Producer and Hip-Hop Legend @EasyMoBee. Easy Mo Bee shares his early days in production with “Pause Tapes” (3:55) and how DJ'ing is his first love thanks to his Father (6:30) . He addresses rumors of him “hating serato” and recaps his all vinyl set at @OnTheRecord with @DJPee.Wee (aka @Anderson._Paak) and @EddieMacLV (12:40). Easy speaks on his IG Live stream “TMS (Time Machine Session) Weekends” (16:20) and his rap group #RappinIsFundamental which led to producing records for @OfficialBigDaddyKane (26:35). He breaks down his recording process with @MilesDavis which was similar to @2pac (31:45). Easy shares his memories of recording “Runnin From The Police” featuring 2Pac and @TheNotoriousBig (42:32) and describes the intense ‘90s ‘East Coast vs. West Coast' beef while working with @DrDre and @SnoopDogg (50:36). He finally opens up about tensions between him and @Diddy (1:16:16) which almost resulted in not being included on Biggie's 2nd album #LifeAfterDeath and how "Going Back To Cali" was intentionally made to mend the Eastcoast vs Westcoast beef (1:23:12). Finally, Easy Mo Bee addresses Biggie's unreleased music (1:43:10), which Hip-Hop producer he feels most competitive with @DJPremier or @RealPeteRock (1:45:52) and which artist he'd want to work with in 2022 (1:59:55).

The #TBT's are getting a little backed up, so I thought we'd drop a special one for our first-ever Wayback Wednesday episode. Rampage joins us to relive the legendary song/video for Craig Mack's "Flava In Ya Ear (Remix)" which he appeared on alongside Biggie, Busta Rhymes, & LL Coool J. He reveals what was on his shirt in the video, how his epic Puffy ad-lib came to be in his verse, in which order he heard the other artists' verses, writing his verse in 15 minutes, & more. Watch the episode HERE Follow Rampage on IG HERE Cop Rampage's Rated R sneakers HERE

The crew looks back on the Notorious B.I.G's final album Life After Death. Released as a double disc two weeks after his murder in Los Angeles, Biggie's final studio is a sobering triumph of one hip-hop's greatest emcees. Contining on the excellence from his iconic debut Ready to Die, the Brookylyn emcee put forth on the strongest efforts of the 90s with guest appearances by the likes of Jay-Z, the LOX, Ma$e, 112, BONE Thugs & Harmony, Too Short, Lil Kim and others. The album also featured production from some of the "who-whos" of the game: the Hitmen (Stevie J, Six July, Nashiem Myrick, D-Dot), DJ Premier, Rza, Easy Mo Bee, Clark Kent, Havoc and Buckwild.Already regarded as one of best emcess of all-time, he showed he was capable of emceeing at another level, showcasing deft lyrical ability and solidfying himself as one of the best hip-hop storytellers on multiple tracks. It enjoyed great success, becoming one of the best selling hip-hop albums of all time on way to a diamond platinum RIAA certification.Visit The Vault Classic Music Reviews Onlinewww.vaultclassicpod.comLearn More About the "Podcast GPS" BootCamp Course!www.vaultclassicpod.com/podcastgpsSupport The Vault Classic Music Review on Buy Me A Coffeehttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/vaultclassicpodShow NotesStereogum: Life After Death Turns 20https://www.stereogum.com/1931https://stillcrew.com/notorious-big-life-after-death-album-review-aae76daee379251/life-after-death-turns-20/reviews/the-anniversary/Albumism: The Notorious B.I.G.'s Life After Death Turns 20 | Anniversary Retrospectivehttps://albumism.com/features/tribute-celebrating-20-years-of-the-notorious-big-life-after-deathSPIN: Notorious B.I.G.'s Life After Death to be Reissued for 25th Anniversaryhttps://www.spin.com/2022/02/notorious-b-i-g-life-after-death-reissue/StillCrew: Run That Back: 20 Years Later, Biggie Small's "Life After Death" is still the illesthttps://stillcrew.com/notorious-big-life-after-death-album-review-aae76daee379Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-vault-classic-music-reviews-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Notorious B.I.G. is considered by many to be the greatest rapper to ever pick up a mic. With his velvety flow and unparalleled rhyme style he captivated everyone from Jay Z to Tupac. Now, Biggie Smalls is revealed. Director Peter Spirer talk about his groundbreaking 2002 documentary Notorious BIG: Bigger Than Life,. He tells us how he got the stories from Biggie's closest friends and some of the biggest names in Hip-Hop: Diddy, Method Man, Easy Mo Bee, Raekwon, and Common and thew raw footage of B.I.G. free-styling on the streets of New York. And, of course, the rare home video footage, a never-before-seen interview with Biggie shortly before his death and undisclosed video footage from the night of his murder. Tune in!

Notorious B.I.G. is considered by many to be the greatest rapper to ever pick up a mic. With his velvety flow and unparalleled rhyme style he captivated everyone from Jay Z to Tupac. Now, Biggie Smalls is revealed.  Director Peter Spirer talk about his groundbreaking 2002 documentary Notorious BIG: Bigger Than Life,. He tells us how he got the stories from Biggie's closest friends and some of the biggest names in Hip-Hop: Diddy, Method Man, Easy Mo Bee, Raekwon, and Common and thew raw footage of B.I.G. free-styling on the streets of New York. And, of course, the rare home video footage, a never-before-seen interview with Biggie shortly before his death and undisclosed video footage from the night of his murder. Tune in! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Notorious B.I.G. is considered by many to be the greatest rapper to ever pick up a mic. With his velvety flow and unparalleled rhyme style he captivated everyone from Jay Z to Tupac. Now, Biggie Smalls is revealed. Director Peter Spirer talk about his groundbreaking 2002 documentary Notorious BIG: Bigger Than Life,. He tells us how he got the stories from Biggie's closest friends and some of the biggest names in Hip-Hop: Diddy, Method Man, Easy Mo Bee, Raekwon, and Common and thew raw footage of B.I.G. free-styling on the streets of New York. And, of course, the rare home video footage, a never-before-seen interview with Biggie shortly before his death and undisclosed video footage from the night of his murder. Tune in!AllMusicPodcasts is a proud member of the Pantheon Media Network.

Notorious B.I.G. is considered by many to be the greatest rapper to ever pick up a mic. With his velvety flow and unparalleled rhyme style he captivated everyone from Jay Z to Tupac. Now, Biggie Smalls is revealed.  Director Peter Spirer talk about his groundbreaking 2002 documentary Notorious BIG: Bigger Than Life,. He tells us how he got the stories from Biggie's closest friends and some of the biggest names in Hip-Hop: Diddy, Method Man, Easy Mo Bee, Raekwon, and Common and thew raw footage of B.I.G. free-styling on the streets of New York. And, of course, the rare home video footage, a never-before-seen interview with Biggie shortly before his death and undisclosed video footage from the night of his murder. Tune in! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Question ? Quel est le point commun entre Tupac, Notorious Big, Miles Davis et IAM ? Tous ont collaboré avec le producteur New Yorkais Easy Mo Bee qui durant la première moitié des années 90 produira un paquet de classiques pour nombres de rappeurs.  C'est ce que vont nous démontrer Bachir et SLurg durant une heure de mix consacrée à l'une des oreilles les plus réputées de BK. Where Brooklyn At!Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Preme and v0 represent Easy Mo Bee and Pete Rock in a mock Verzuz. Who do you think won? Join our Discord and let us know. https://discord.gg/thecod timestamps Verzuz (00:00) Easy Mo Bee encore set (01:24:50) Pete Rock encore set (02:05:25)

This week Wine and Hip Hop podcast meets wine and hip-hop TV. It's hip-hop history month, and you know we respect the producers around here. So it's time to salute one of Hip Hop's first super producers, Easy Mo Bee. He's worked with everyone from big daddy Kane, RZA pre-Wu-Tang, Busta Rhymes, LL Cool J, the lost boys, even Miles Davis, as well as Biggie and Tupac, (separately) while they are alive! Mo Bee reflects on rare stories from the historic Life After Death recording sessions as they pair 1997 Puligny Montrachet Leflaive with Notorious BIG's “Love the dough” and explain why some wines are worth mo' dough than others.

As we cap off our celebration of Mr. Cheeks #LostBoyz #LegalDrugMoney 25 year anniversary it was only right to bring back Easy Mo Bee. Between his classic work on the album and upcoming project with friend of the show Big D there was a lot to talk about. For the first time in a long time living legend and one of the greatest emcees bar for bar - Canibus has emerged for an interview. Thanks to the long and storied history between himself and host Mr. Cheeks, Canibus decided he would give his long anticipated update on The Ryan Show FM. For the full interviews and video content check out our YouTube channel available at the *LINK IN The Ryan Show Instagram BIO*

Mr. Cheeks #LostBoyz album Legal Drug Money turned a quarter century old earlier this summer. However, the celebration of the hip hop masterpiece has only just begun! Join the different creators and contributors to the Lost Boyz debut album will be joining us for a special 2 part episode as we discuss the behind the scenes and making of these songs from a first hand perspective. Before we kicked off the celebration we were joined by friend of the show Jeevz B who needs advice from the hosts and listeners on how to handle a close friend that betrayed him. The crew seems to be split on how to handle the situation but little did Jeevz know we had a solution up our sleeve the whole time

Big Daddy Kane, Queen Latifah, Public Enemy, Miles Davis, Tupac, The Notorious B.I.G., Busta Rhymes, Craig Mack, Lost Boyz, Heavy D, and the Wu-Tang Clan. These are just some of the artists Easy Mo Bee has produced in his 30 years in the business. Easy Mo Bee sits down on Library Rap from a coffee shop in Harlem for an extraordinary interview which covers the producer's early beginnings, working with Miles Davis, Tupac, Biggie, and Big Daddy Kane; and what similarities he was able to find in each of these artists. Mo Bee also discusses why we should appreciate 90s commercial hip hop, and the reason he decided to stop using samples when creating beats. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Jutt lühike, kuna saade pikk. Paneme pidu ja tähistame. Playlist: 1.SNE-Omakandi rahvale 2.Mobb Deep - Shook Ones, Pt2 3.The Whooliganz - (Jobska jälle ei tea nime) 4.Gang Starr - DWYCK featuring Nice & Smooth 5.Cypress Hill - Cock the hammer 6.Jeru the Damaja - The Frustrated Nigga 7.Buckshot LeFonque - Music Evolution 8.“Instrumentaaliminutid” Onu Jobska – Korralik Smjort , Maci - My Days / Eerie 9.A-Rühm - Uidjom Nikuda 10.SLIMUS & ВесЪ-Сектор Приз 11.Lõke ft. Rikošett - Külma ikka näen (prod. moderndisease) 12.Trife - Step Up 13.7 Lyne - Varsovia Feat. Candela Cuore & Laura Siyahamba (Prod. L Gonzz) 14.Cage-And So Kiddies ("Onu Jobska Vanakoolirubriik") 15.Vel the Wonder-Michelle (feat. Zoodeville) 16.2Pac feat. The Notorious B.I.G. featuring Stretch, Dramacydal, Buju Banton - Runnin From The Police[Prod. Easy Mo Bee] 17.Evidence - Better You 18.Big Pun-I'm not a player Toeta meid Patreonis: www.patreon.com/sabkajamaci Sabka, Maci & Onu Jobska Töökoja eri #001(b-side) NFT: https://opensea.io/assets/0x495f947276749ce646f68ac8c248420045cb7b5e/221224046340201396510059050486156802058995107081383673565023020617870344193 Hostid: Sabka @kasperkoodi Maci @mcfrkz Onu Jobska @kekkoskekkos @TÖÖKODA

Hello and welcome or welcome back to another episode of Yasmine’s Warehouse! Today’s episode is actually an assignment for my AP Language and Composition class, but I had to share! The question we had to answer was “What shapes identity?” My assignment partner Wes Fowler and I discuss how musical theater can both shape and reflect identity. In my research I found the online movement named #TheaterInColor which inspired the name of our episode and the arguments within. Helping us in our analysis and sharing her story is actor, writer, director, and educator Ms. Sharon Miles. Working with Wes and Ms. Sharon was an honor. I am so glad that we were able to come together out of our love for musical theatre, and more, that I have a platform to share it with all of you. If you've seen Hamilton (or have had a Hamilton phase like me) you're in for a treat! I had so much fun editing this, particularly the ~rhetorical choices~, and I hope you appreciate the way it came out. Thank you so much for joining us today, and I hope you enjoy the show! ✩✩✩ Stay updated: Insta: @yasmineswarehouse Facebook: Yasmine Ware Email: yasminetware@gmail.com Yasmine's Warehouse: “Spreading a little light in the world." Credits: I do not own the rights to this music. All rights belong to the owner. Alexander Hamilton Performed by Leslie Odom Jr., Anthony Ramos, Daveed Diggs, Okieriete Onaodowan, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Phillipa Soo and Chris Jackson Music and Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda Copyright © 2015 5000 Broadway Music (ASCAP) Administered by WC Music Corp. My Shot Performed by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Anthony Ramos, Daveed Diggs, Okieriete Onaodowan, Leslie Odom Jr. Music and Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Prodigy (as Albert Johnson), Havoc (as Kejuan Waliek Muchita), Easy Mo Bee (as Osten Harvey, Jr.), Roger Troutman, The Notorious B.I.G. (as Christopher Wallace) Copyright © 2015 5000 Broadway Music, Universal Music - Careers on behalf of itself and P. Noid Publishing, Universal Music - MGB Songs on behalf of itself and Juvenile Hell, EMI April Music Inc., BIG Poppa Music, Justin Combs Publishing Company Inc., Songs of Lastrada, Rubber Band Music, BMG Platinum Songs/R2M Music. 5000 Broadway Music (ASCAP) Administered by WC Music Corp. "My Shot" contains elements of "Shook Ones Pt. II" Words and Music by Prodigy (as Albert Johnson) and Havoc (as Kejuan Waliek Muchita) © Universal Music - Careers on behalf of itself and P. Noid Publishing (BMI) / Universal Music - MGB Songs on behalf of itself and Juvenile Hell (ASCAP); and "Going Back To Cali" written by Easy Mo Bee (as Osten Harvey, Jr.), Roger Troutman, The Notorious B.I.G. (as Christopher Wallace). Published by EMI April Music Inc. (ASCAP), BIG Poppa Music (ASCAP), Justin Combs Publishing Company Inc. (ASCAP). All rights administered by Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, 424 Church Street, Suite 1200, Nashville, TN 37219 / © 1997 Songs of Lastrada (BMI). Courtesy of Lastrada Entertainment Company, Ltd. / Rubber Band Music (BMI). Worldwide rights administered by Grow Your Own Music (BMI), a division of "A" Side Music, LLC d/b/a Modern Works Music Publishing (BMI) / Published by BMG Platinum Songs (BMI) on behalf of itself and R2M Music (BMI). All rights administered by BMG Rights Management (US) LLC. All rights reserved. Used by permission; and "You've Got To Be Carefully Taught" Music by Richard Rodgers, Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II. This selection is used by special arrangement with Rodgers & Hammerstein: a Concord Company, www.concord.com. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. History Has Its Eyes On You Performed by Chris Jackson, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Anthony Ramos and Okieriete Onaodowan Music and Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda Copyright © 2015 5000 Broadway Music (ASCAP) Administered by WC Music Corp. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yasmine-ware-house/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yasmine-ware-house/support

Uplifting gospel, melted down Motown and some wallet bustin rare grooves all on a relaxing Sunday afternoon on Crackersradio.com with me Dave Regan. 4pm UK time, 11 am Eastern & 8 am Pacific. Billy Paul The whole towns talkin Flashlight I can be (everything you want me to be) Rafael Yapudjian Mystery child Mark Picchiotti, Amani Jay, Javi Star I got you (Marks Disco length mix) Micheal Pedicin Jnr Soncere (The infinite hour glass) Toby O'Connor The Heist Lonnie Liston Smith & Cosmic Echoes Expansions Anita Wilson You love me Soul Tempo Trust in god Ronnie Foster Happy song Beatchild Down The whole darn family Seven minutes of funk Carlos Castro, Antelo, Rulo Oaks Salsoul The Soul Generation Yesterdays Memories Jackson 5 I want you back (Z-Trip Remix) Four Tops Reach out I'll be there (Montez Payton & Taurus Braxton remix) Temptations Just my imagination (Easy Mo Bee remix) Lonnie Smith, Joe Thomas, B.Baker, O'Donel Levy Snowblower Mark Brickman & Lee Wilson I keep forgetting Rhyze Do your dance Ebonys You're the reason why Hiromasa Sato Featherbed lane Brian Power ft. Lucita Jules Optomistic (Micheal Gray remix) Sean Scanlon & Brian Lucas Glow of love (Yam Who extended remix) Booker T ft. Brian Lewis So different (Booker T vocal mix) The Oceans Pacific dream DJ Jazzy Jeff ft Raheim Devaughn My soul ain't for sale Supremes The wisdom of time Rafael Yapudjian It's not the express Gene Townsel I'm walking away Winstons Colour him father Miraflores Riverbends song Gladys Knight Waiting for the last goodbye  

Howdy Hope you're all well and staying safe In the 90's Easy Mo Bee produced some absolutely massive tunes, and for me, was one of the most influential producers of the decade. This is just a small selection of some of my personal favourites. Head nods guaranteed So without foiter ado, please enjoy...... Tracklist Live Illegal - Jamal Ready to Die - Notorious B.I.G. Everything Remains Raw - Busta Rhymes My Block - Tupac The Doo Bop Song - Miles Davis It's a Party ft Zhane - Busta Rhymes Microphone Master - Das EFX Temptations - Tupac Life As.. - LL Cool J Flava In Ya Ear - Craig Mack Flava In Ya Ear ( Easy Mo Mix ) - Craig Mack No Flow on the Rodeo - King Just Lifestyles Of The Rich & Shameless - Lost Boyz Aww Shit ! ft XZibit - Tha Alkaholiks Gimme The Loot ( Instrumental ) - Easy Mo Bee Get Down - Craig Mack Machine Gun Funk - Notorious B.I.G. Calling Mr Welfare ft Red Alert - Big Daddy Kane The Genius is Slammin' - The Genius Mystery ( Reprise ) - Miles Davis

REMINDER: can't sing, fucks not given, listen at thy own risk.'My Shot' by Lin-Manuel Miranda, Roger Troutman, Havoc, Prodigy of Mobb Deep, Easy Mo Bee, The Notorious B.I.G., Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rodgers

In lieu of our holiday tradition The Ryan Show FM Best of 2020 has arrived in your stocking as an early gift! Enjoy some of our favorite moments of 2020 including content featuring Easy Mo Bee, Renee Montgomery, Dupree G.O.D., Ben Gordon and The Next Big Thing contest. Also arriving early under the tree is #NewEngland emcee Jay Gudda's all new single “The Point”. Be sure to check out our official #iTunes to hear all of this year's content in full! #theryanshow #theryanshowfm #hamptonsdave #mrcheeks #ryanverneuille #jaygudda #easymobee #wutang #newmusic #radioplay #radioshow #unsignedartist #nychiphop #allnewmusic

"W for Wallace, rappers I demolish" Introspective is a musical journey I share with my patrons on http://patreon.com/allournonsense but I've decided to give you a few stories here for free. This is the behind the scenes account of the making of The Notorious B.I.G.'s Ready To Die as told by XXL featuring producers Chucky Thompson, Easy Mo Bee and Nashiem Myrick as well as Lil Cease B.I.G.'s right hand and member of Junior Mafia for all the other episodes in the series please subscribe to my patreon at the link above. Press Play!Support the show (http://patreon.com/allournonsense)

We have a lot of exciting announcements for today. Let's get into it. Comes A Time Premiere. We're proud to announce a brand new podcast, called Comes A Time, with Oteil Burbridge and Mike Finoia. As Oteil and Mike say, “In these strange days, when you think it can't get any weirder, it does.” They'll be talking to artists, comedians, activists and more to discuss where we are today, and where we go from here. This will be a weekly podcast that will be on video and audio. Today you can listen to their first episode, and tomorrow you'll be able to watch or listen to episodes with Bob Weir, Melvin Seals and Mountain Girl. They have a bunch of awesome guests coming on in the near future.Festival Circuit: New Orleans Finale. Today we're releasing episode 5 of Festival Circuit: New Orleans. In this final episode, we wrap things up by looking at what the future holds for live music and jazz fest, how the music industry needs to change, and we pay tribute to some of the people who made New Orleans music what it is today.Miles Davis on Late Era. In the second episode of this new show, the guys cover “Doo-Bop,” the last studio album by Miles Davis. It was recorded with hip hop producer Easy Mo Bee and released after he died, on June 30, 1992. The album was received unfavorably by most critics, although it won a Grammy Award for Best R&B Instrumental Performance the following year. Reviews included that it “succeeded only in fits and starts,” so Sam, Andy and Winston take a fresh look at this odd album.Lonely Trip on Helping Friendly Podcast. On this new episode, Brad and I got to record together in person and review Lonely Trip, the 15-song quarantine album that has provided us with a ton of great new music, and a lot to dig into and discuss. We went song by song, discussing the music and lyrics, the influences, and we tell some stories along the way. Help Save Our Stages. We wanted to help plug the Save Our Stages movement, organized by the National Independent Venue Association (NIVA). If you visit their site, you can send pre-filled letters to your representatives and senators about legislation in the House and Senate that would help ensure the survival of live performance venues across the nation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

THE "INDEPENDENCE (?!) EPISODE - TracklistSEGMENT 1 - MofoHari/Introductories/RnBAngela Munoz - I Don't CareMonique Spence - No MoreBeyonce - Black ParadeToni Braxton + Missy Elliott - Do ItFitch Means ft King Breze - Rose HighUsher - I CryJagged Edge - DecidedKeyona Lashawn - Falling In LoveOneroz3 - LWYDInstrumentals:A-Ra - Reconstruct45King- Wontcha45King - First Garden45King - Just BelieveSEGMENT 2 - Fyvie/IndependenceCrooked I - IndependentRoyce Da 5'9" - Independent's DayToo Short - Nobody Does It BetterMaster P ft D.I.G.- Step To DisYoung Jeezy ft Nas - My PresidentInstrumentals:Twista - Adrenaline RushMaster P - Make Em' Say UhhSEGMENT 3 - Nya Thryce/LibertyChrisette Michele ft Talib Kweli, Black Thought - Let Freedom ReignPoor Righteous Teachers - Holy IntellectAlicia Keys - UnderdogNas ft Chris Brown, The Game - Make The World Go RoundRapsody ft Kendrick Lamar, Lance SkIIIwalker - PowerPastor Troy - Vica VersaInstrumentals:Wu Tang Clan - TriumphMilkbone - Keep It RealMos Def - RespirationNaz + AZ - How Ya LivinLuniz - I Got 5 On ItSEGMENT 4 - MofoHariIlla Ghee - Get MoneyThe Bad Seed/Tone Spliff - Remain HumbleChuck Platinum - Get Ya Mind RightChuuwee - Que Sera (Pt 1)John Jiggs ft Illa Ghee, DJ Eclipse - OprahN.Y.A. - Mic CheckNotes82 ft Stephanie Robinson - Shining StarPaul Marz ft Dungeon Masta - MeditatePositive K - Let's Start LivingClutch Lopez - Double SidedRuss - Live From The VillaSnotty/MosBeats - Couldn't Help HimselfSolomon Childs/Tone Spliff - Gassed UpChrismorale Remix - Upside Down ("Stop and Frisk instrumental from Easy Mo Bee's "And You Don't Stop" instrumental album)Iron Wigs ft Crimeapple - ProblematicR.A. The Rugged Man ft A.F.R.O., DJ Jazzy Jeff - Gotta Be DopeSkyzoo - Memory Serves MeYoung Black and Gifted (Azariah + Kidd Called Kwest)Instrumentals:LL Cool J - Big Ol' ButtKool G Rap - It's A DemoChrismorale - Marvinmorale (variation 3)Liam Smith - Not DreChrismorale - Let GoOutkast - Da Art Of Storytellin' Part 2

THIS WEEK THE TUESDAY CREW SITS DOWN WITH BUSTA RHYMES SOLO DEBUT, THE COMING.

This week The Ryan Show FM sat down with legendary music producer Easy Mo Bee, best known for his work with Lost Boyz, Nororious B.I.G. and historic contributions to music. Easy Mo Bee shared gems with us about Legal Drug Money that very few people knew…. Including Mr. Cheeks himself. RA The Rugged Man just put out a new album "All My Heroes Are Dead" and the entire project is bananas. RA filled us in about the new album, the state of the music industry and more. R.A. wasn't the only hip hop legend that dropped an album this week. Be sure to check out Grand Scheme 12:26, the first official Lost Boyz album in over 20 years available now on all platforms. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode we talk about staying optimistic during this maddening time. We're here for you with some new music, rap roulette and we checked out some dope quarantine streams from DJ Premiere, D-Nice, 9th Wonder and Easy Mo Bee! Hope you're all well and trying to stay positive out there, here are some links for those in need of assistance or for those who want to help others in need: MusicCares Covid-19 Relief Fund: https://www.grammy.com/musicares/get-help/covid-19-relief-fund-faq United Way Global Relief Fund: https://www.unitedway.org/recovery/covid19 U.S. tax relief, visit: https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus Small Business Assistance: https://www.sba.gov/page/coronavirus-covid-19-small-business-guidance-loan-resources --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode we talk about staying optimistic during this maddening time. We're here for you with some new music, rap roulette and we checked out some dope quarantine streams from DJ Premiere, D-Nice, 9th Wonder and Easy Mo Bee! Hope you're all well and trying to stay positive out there, here are some links for those in need of assistance or for those who want to help others in need: MusicCares Covid-19 Relief Fund: https://www.grammy.com/musicares/get-help/covid-19-relief-fund-faq United Way Global Relief Fund: https://www.unitedway.org/recovery/covid19 U.S. tax relief, visit: https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus Small Business Assistance: https://www.sba.gov/page/coronavirus-covid-19-small-business-guidance-loan-resources --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode we talk about staying optimistic during this maddening time. We're here for you with some new music, rap roulette and we checked out some dope quarantine streams from DJ Premiere, D-Nice, 9th Wonder and Easy Mo Bee! Hope you're all well and trying to stay positive out there, here are some links for those in need of assistance or for those who want to help others in need: MusicCares Covid-19 Relief Fund: https://www.grammy.com/musicares/get-help/covid-19-relief-fund-faq United Way Global Relief Fund: https://www.unitedway.org/recovery/covid19 U.S. tax relief, visit: https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus Small Business Assistance: https://www.sba.gov/page/coronavirus-covid-19-small-business-guidance-loan-resources

THIS MONTH IN HIP HOP HISTORY (ALL THINGS FEBRUARY) - TracklistSegment 1: MofoHariIntroDavid Strickland ft Ernie Paniccioli, Arlson & Northern Eagle Singers - Ernie Paniccioli's Message: The Spirit Of Hip Hop Heaven Razah - Unconditional Love Apollo Brown ft 87, One Be Low & A-Minus - What Up Chuck Platinum - Sapiosexual Atswei Franaalo - Heart Thinks Br00tal Productions/1Shot Spitune - Apollo King Magnetic/Tone Spliff - Ain't A Damn Thing ChangedSnotty Prod Mos Beats - 97 HazeInstrumentals:Bad Azz - Ghetto StarPete Rock - A Little SoulSegment 2: FyviePublic Enemy - Yo! Bum Rush The ShowThe X-ecutioners ft Pharoahe Monch, Xzibitm Inspectah Deck & Skillz - Y'all Know The NameGeto Boys - Making TroubleDigable Planets - Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat)Eminem - Brain Damage50 Cent - Back DownRoyce Da 5'9" - I And MeSaigon ft Q-Tip & Fatman Scoop - The InvitationZion ft Brother Ali - Caged Bird Part 1Pete Rock ft Papoose - ComprehendInstrumentals:Public Enemy - Public Enemy No 1Geto Boys - StillDigable Planets - Cool Like DatQ-Tip - Bonita ApplebaumRoyce Da 5'9" - BoomSaigon - ClapSegment 3: MofoHari/New ReleasesAnnouncementsDiamond D ft Fat Joe, Fred The Godson, Raekwon - Survive Or DieFred The Godson ft 38 Spesh Prod Hesami - Rae Reese Burnz ft Gabriel Knows Everything - Me And My DemonsDamian Lillard & Pusha T/Pharrell Williams - Dame 6Chrismorale - Your Time Will Come (Remix over Easy Mo Bee's "Pop Static" instrumental)Dre Skuffs ft Khalil Jibran - Gimme My Cash Royce Da 5'9" - Hero OutroInstrumentals:Kool Herc - Let Me Clear My ThroatLord Zero The Shadow Dragon - Accelerating PosessionJimmy Quail - A Love Story 2Chrismorale - Talkin

THE PROCESS OF ILL-UMINATION TracklistSegment 1 IntroAneessa - Just To Be With YouMelissa J - Show Me Love (Alicia Keys cover) (Hardtime Records)Leslie - Follow My LeadTarius - Good NightFitch Means - Pretend Chuck Platinum - In Love With You MoDaze - Comegitchoman (Chrismorale Remix on Easy Mo Bee's "Precious" instrumental)Instrumentals: A Tribe Called Quest - The HopPete Rock - A Little SoulSegment 2Ruste Juxx ft BigTwins/Tone Spliff - 24k Apokalips Tha Archangel - Belly Of The BeastKool Kim - Long Way Down Gang Starr - Bless The Mic Shabaam Sahdeeq & J57 & DJ Modesty - Diamond In The Dirt Clear Soul Forces - Chip$Apollo Brown ft Phat Kat, Royce Da 5'9" & DJ Los - Can't Lose Mar$ Noel - Da ScarecrowBarz Nice - No Mistakes Allowed1Shot Spitune Prod by Audible Doctor - If These Beats Were Mine Jamal Gasal ft Rasheed Chappelle/Prod by Wavy Da Ghawd Cuts by DJ Eclipse - Still In The Hood Unique Technique - Survivor Pawz One & DJ Distar - World Champion Fantom Of The Beat ft Rhymrcka- Look Out Boy Kwest The Madd Lad - Thoughts Gang Starr - Bless The Mic Hell Razah - The Great I Am40-40/Supreme Tha Almighty - Holy Grail Solomon Childs - Curious Big D/Easy Mo Bee- Gangster Shit OutroInstrumentals:Nas - Nas Is LikeBlackstreet - Before I Let You GoChrismorale - EffloveChrismorale - So CloseChrismorale - Sweetglo

THE PHILLY FLOW EPISODE - Tracklist Segment 1 - MofoHari/Philly Artists INTRO The Stylistics - I'm Stone In Love With You Teddy Pendergrass - Love TKO Jill Scott - Golden Boyz II Men - I'll Make Love To You Musiq Soulchild - Love Vivian Green - Emotional Rollercoaster Beanie Sigel ft Eve - Remember Them Days Bahamadia - Rugged Ruff Philly's Most Wanted - Y'all Can't Never Hurt Us Lady B - To The Beat Y'all Instrumentals: DJ Premier - Nas Is Like Ice Cube - Today Was A Good Day Segment 2 - Fyvie/Philly Artists Schoolly D ft Chill Moody x Tone Trump Prod by Joe Logic - West Philly Schoolly D - Just Another Killer The Roots - Don't Say Nuthin Cool C - Glamorous Life Steady B - Let The Hustlers Play Three Times Dope - Funky Dividends Tuff Crew - Smooth Momentum Vinnie Paz - Gasmask Cassidy - I'm A Hustla DJ Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince - I Wanna Rock Cash Money & Marvelous - Ugly People Be Quiet Instrumentals: A-Ra - What's Ya Handle A-Thoven - Catch The Vibe Rhymefest - How High Segment 3 - MofoHari Chuck Platinum - Wanna Love U Sadat X +Tone Spliff - Got Wise Shabaam Sahdeeq & J57 ft J-Hood Alias Khryst - Man Down Reese Burnz - My Daughter Love Me Joel Ortiz - Screens Kool Kim ft DJ Johnny Juice - Worldwide Fly Guy DJ Hard Hitta - Privacy L.E.O. ft Last Measure & Q.U.E.S.T. Prod by Dee Hammond - Enrollment Chrismorale - Heardmewhatisaid (remix on Easy Mo Bee intrumental "On The Loose") OUTRO Instrumentals: Diplo - Get It Right Chrismorale - Efflove

THE BREAKS AND BARZ EPISODE - Tracklist:Segment 1 - MofoHariChuck Platinum - SlowMiss Kjah - Gwan Do BetterFitch Means - So Far GoneGang Starr - Take It Personal NWA - Straight Outta Compton Wu Tang Clan - Bring Da Ruckus Mobb Deep ft Big Noyd - Give Up The Goods (Just Step)Black Moon - Buck Em DownLL Cool J - Jingling BabyNas - I CanInstrumentals:Big Punisher - Glamour LifeCraig Mack/Easy Mo Bee - Flava In Your EarNick Wiz - Step UpSegment 2 Part 1 - Barz Nice Street Beat - Lady D Show (snippet)Fat Boys - Human Beat Box (snippet)Barz Nice - Boom Bap ChemistBarz Nice - No Mistakes AllowedBarz Nice - Wuss Goinz OwnBarz Nice - I Ain't A GangstaInstrumentals:Grandmaster Flash & Furious 5 - The MessageBiz Markie - Make The Music With Your Mouth BizNas - HalftimeCrooklyn Dodgers 95 - Return of the Crooklyn Dodgers Crash Crew - On The RadioNaughty By Nature - Hip Hop HooraySegment 3 - Fyvie/Breakbeats The Soul Searchers - Ashley's RoachclipBilly Squier - The Big BeatLafayette Afro Rock Band - HihacheJoe Tex - Papa Was TooThe Incredible Bongo Band - ApacheSkull Snaps - It's A New DayThe Winstons - Amen BrotherMelvin Bliss - Synthetic SubstitutionJames Brown - Funky DrummerThe Honey Drippers - Impeach The PresidentInstrumentals: Run DMC - Jam Master JayKool Herc - Let Me Clear My ThroatBiz Markie - Nobody Beats The BizEric B & Rakim - Move The CrowdSegment 4 - MofoHari/New ReleasesLast Measure - It's All In You L.E.O. ft Killa Monsoon - Ronald Reagan Skyzoo + Pete Rock - Homegrown Redman - Slap Da Shit Outcha Alchemist ft Mobb Deep - Try My HandBig D + Easy Mo Bee - Pass That Shit P Sways + Grand Surgeon (The 2 Witnesses) - Black Hawk Down Black Moon ft Rockness Monsta - Children Of The Night Chrismorale (Remix 0n Easy Mo Bee's "Throwback" instrumental) - Children Of The NightKool Kim ft DJ Johnny Juice - It's Kool Kim OutroInstrumentals : The Beatnuts - TriflictsChrismorale - Talkin'

Guerrilla Grooves Radio hosted by Rhinoceros Funk (@rhinocerousfunk), DJ Fred Ones (@fredonestme. The newest underground hip hop of the week and the dopest independent artist interviews live on guerrillagroovesradio.com EVERY TUESDAY 7-10pm EST.

Follow DJ Franchise:Instagram: @iknowfranchiseTwitch: DJFranchiseTwitter: @iknowfranchiseEasy Mo Bee was instrumental in some of the most ground-breaking productions of hip-hop artists in the 90s era. Widely known for his influential musical presence with B.I.G.'s "Ready to Die", Easy Mo Bee brought a futurized funk to a genre that was unheard of. His work with so many greats still demands to be recognized. This mix helps serve that purpose.Dedicated to and inspired by my good friend, Matthew Africa (RIP)Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iknowfranchise/Support the show (https://www.instagram.com/iknowfranchise/)

The writer and poet Hanif Abdurraqib fills in for Kurt Andersen. Hanif talks to fellow writer — and fellow proud Midwesterner — Ashley C. Ford about some of her inspirations, including Toni Morrison (who, yes, was also from the Midwest). Then, with the Notorious B.I.G.’s hip hop classic “Ready to Die” turning 25 this week, we hear from one of its producers, Easy Mo Bee, and music writers Cheo Hodari Coker and Sowmya Krishnamurthy, about how the album first landed — and how its impact is still profound. Finally, Hanif talks with Laetitia Tamko, the indie rock innovator and multi-instrumentalist who performs under the stage name Vagabon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The writer and poet Hanif Abdurraqib fills in for Kurt Andersen. Hanif talks to fellow writer — and fellow proud Midwesterner — Ashley C. Ford about some of her inspirations, including Toni Morrison (who, yes, was also from the Midwest). Then, with the Notorious B.I.G.’s hip hop classic “Ready to Die” turning 25 this week, we hear from one of its producers, Easy Mo Bee, and music writers Cheo Hodari Coker and Sowmya Krishnamurthy, about how the album first landed — and how its impact is still profound. Finally, Hanif talks with Laetitia Tamko, the indie rock innovator and multi-instrumentalist who performs under the stage name Vagabon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After some studio issues and unfortunate delay I’m back up and running with part 2 of the Fresh Produce I dropped a while back….Mo Easy Mo Bee for you & yours…focusing on some of the later stuff in his catalog with some classic throwbacks tossed in for good measure, I stayed away from the obvious trying to go for the more unknown/unheard so if you’re wondering where’s all the Biggie stuff, Flava in ya Ear, Reprogram Remix, this is why…it’s a tribute not a “best of”…but I did leave some good ones out there for sure…stay tuned for episode 20 coming next, about to hit it hard now that I can function again!01 – Gza– Words From The Genius02 – Big Daddy Kane – That’s How I Did’em03 – Wu-Tang Clan – Take It Back04 – MC Eight & Dat Nigga Daz – Hit The Floor (Easy Mo Bee Remix)05 – Ras Kass – Grindin’ ft. Bad Azz06 – Lost Boyz – Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous (Easy Mo Bee Remix)07 – Das Efx – Alright08 – Alkaholiks – Likwidation09 – Kurupt – Light Shit Up Ft. Buckshot10 – Krumb Snatcha Mobsters – What’s Life11 – Guru – Soul12 – 2Pac – So Many Tears Ft. Stretch (Easy Mo Bee Unreleased Mix)13 – Marley Marl Ft. Solo – Spazz14 – Lady Of Rage – Breakdown15 – Doug E Fresh – It’s On16 – Queen Latifah – Elements I’m Among17 – Das Efx – 40 & A Blunt18 – Big Daddy Kane – Rest In Peace19 – Gza – Feel The Pain20 – Miles Davis – The Doo Bop Song Ft. Rappin’ Is Fundamental

Another nod to the beatmakers…Easy Mo Bee, easily one of the more overlooked producers from the golden era but he had a crazy attention to detail and knack for great accent samples slipped into the multiple classics he produced. He definitely had one of the most unique sounds of the time and was a go-to producer for Biggie, 2Pac, Craig Mack and more…on top of working with legends like Miles Davis, Slick Rick, Heavy D, Gza, Redman, Big Daddy Kane and his crazy remix work for Ill & Al Scratch, Rakim, 3rd Bass..he laced other legends randomly like Public Enemy, Jesse West, Paula Perry, Busta Rhymes, Positive K & more… 01 – Miles Davis Intro/Early 90’s Interview02 – Gza – Slammin’03 – Big Daddy Kane – Stop Shammin’04 – J-Rock – Let Me Introduce Myself05 – Heavy D – Black Coffee06 – Slick Rick – Cuz It’s Wrong07 – Craig Mack – Mainline08 – Paula Perry – Down To Die For This ft. Jesse West09 – Rappin’ Is Fundamental – Doo-Hop10 – Ill & Al Skratch – Chill With That (Remix)11 – Wessyde Goon Squad – Paper Chase12 – 3rd Bass – Gladiator (Remix)13 – Jamal – Insane Creation ft. Redman14 – Trendz Of Culture – Make A Move15 – Heavy D – Check It Out16 – Positive K – It’s All Gravy17 – Rakim – Shades Of Black18 – Public Enemy – I Stand Accused19 – Busta Rhymes – Everything Remains Raw20 – Notorious B.I.G. ft. Method Man – The What21 – 2Pac – Str8 Ballin’

Hiyer. How are ya? Thanks for being here. It's very much appreciated. Remember when Notorious B.I.G. and Method Man dropped red-hot collab 'The What' over an impeccably produced Easy Mo Bee beat? Well what we've got here for episode 75 is the podcast equivalent. Well it's not really, but that is a dead good song. This week's guest is podcasting royalty. It's the multi award-winning Griefcast's very own Cariad Lloyd. Cariad is an infectious ball of energy juggling so many different and brilliant creative pursuits. She and Craig discuss acting, podcast life, improvisation, grief and so, so much more. You might know Cariad from the afore-mentioned Griefcast, or from her improvised comedy group Austentacious. You might know her from her appearances in Peep Show, Murder in Successville and Toast of London. You might also know her from her appearances on Would I Lie To You, 8 Out Of 10 Cats, Have I Got News For You or QI. Basically, she does a lot. And she always does it wonderfully well. And she's dead cool. This is episode 75 of the Two Shot Podcast with the brilliant Cariad Lloyd. Get in touch... Facebook- search 'Two Shot Podcast'  Twitter- @twoshotpod  Instagram- @twoshotpod  Linktree for all other Two Shot Podcast links - linktr.ee/twoshotpod§ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I believe it's often "Who You Know" and not "What You Know" that can often make you successful. Don't get me wrong, I also believe knowledge is power. Check out my live interviews with Mecca and HaStyle Rhymes. We had a great time at Fat Buddha on Thursday 1/19/19. ------ SLAMjamz Records is a record label founded in 1996 by artist/author/producer/entrepreneur Chuck D of Public Enemy. Today, it operates as a subsidiary of SPITdigital Distribution.  Chuck D founded SLAMjamz  Records in 1996 with the accomplished goal of  creating an record and entertainment platform that would be truly independent, innovative and creatively free. SLAMjamz Records is known as "The 21st Century Recording Label Experience"​. It's mission is of highlighting and evolving high quality and innovative Artist and Projects.  Currently under the Co-Leadership and Management of Chief Operating Office and President  Janol "Mecca"​ Holmes, the label has transformed it's artist roster, business structure and culture while remaining true to its origin.  SLAMjamz Records has scheduled project release from Legendary 2 time Grammy Award Winner Easy Mo Bee titled "​...And You Don't Stop!"​.   Easy Mo Bee's project  "​...And You Don't Stop!"​ was released January 2015 through SLAMjamz Records to commemorate his 25 Years within the music industry.  The project is executively produced by Chuck D, Janol "Mecca"​ Holmes and Easy Mo Bee.   SLAMjamz Records also had the honor of releasing "Say It Like it Really Is"​ - Public Enemy which was used in the 2015 Oscar Award Winning Film "Selma" ​ ------HaStyle hails from Queens, NY with a purpose of changing the current tides of Hip Hop Music. HaStyle delivers a creative, innovative rhyme flow with clever metaphors and relevant content within his music, which elevates him above the average 1 Million and 1 “soundcloud-mixtape” rappers that peddle music. HaStyle is also a creative visual artist that provokes thought and relevant controversy through his visual art pieced featured via instagram (@slamjamzrecords & @hastyle_rhymes).HaStyle credits his talent, focus and passion for Hip Hop and Art to his Father, life experiences and lessons growing up in Queens, NY. Be sure to follow HaStyle as he is scheduled to tour within the US and Internationally via the “SLAM Live & Direct Hip Hop & Soul Experience”, in addition HaStyle will be appearing in a featured documentary (as well as it’s soundtrack) filming in Ghana (Africa) on Amazon Prime titled “Enter The Akata – A Hip Hop Journey to Africa” that will debut in 2019. - Check out HaStyle on all major platforms; social media @hastyle_rhymes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nikimarieradio/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nikimarieradio/support

I believe it's often "Who You Know" and not "What You Know" that can often make you successful. Don't get me wrong, I also believe knowledge is power. Check out my live interviews with Mecca and HaStyle Rhymes. We had a great time at Fat Buddha on Thursday 1/19/19. ------ SLAMjamz Records is a record label founded in 1996 by artist/author/producer/entrepreneur Chuck D of Public Enemy. Today, it operates as a subsidiary of SPITdigital Distribution. Chuck D founded SLAMjamz Records in 1996 with the accomplished goal of creating an record and entertainment platform that would be truly independent, innovative and creatively free. SLAMjamz Records is known as "The 21st Century Recording Label Experience"​. It's mission is of highlighting and evolving high quality and innovative Artist and Projects. Currently under the Co-Leadership and Management of Chief Operating Office and President Janol "Mecca"​ Holmes, the label has transformed it's artist roster, business structure and culture while remaining true to its origin. SLAMjamz Records has scheduled project release from Legendary 2 time Grammy Award Winner Easy Mo Bee titled "​...And You Don't Stop!"​. Easy Mo Bee's project "​...And You Don't Stop!"​ was released January 2015 through SLAMjamz Records to commemorate his 25 Years within the music industry. The project is executively produced by Chuck D, Janol "Mecca"​ Holmes and Easy Mo Bee. SLAMjamz Records also had the honor of releasing "Say It Like it Really Is"​ - Public Enemy which was used in the 2015 Oscar Award Winning Film "Selma" ​ ------ HaStyle hails from Queens, NY with a purpose of changing the current tides of Hip Hop Music. HaStyle delivers a creative, innovative rhyme flow with clever metaphors and relevant content within his music, which elevates him above the average 1 Million and 1 “soundcloud-mixtape” rappers that peddle music. HaStyle is also a creative visual artist that provokes thought and relevant controversy through his visual art pieced featured via instagram (@slamjamzrecords & @hastyle_rhymes). HaStyle credits his talent, focus and passion for Hip Hop and Art to his Father, life experiences and lessons growing up in Queens, NY. Be sure to follow HaStyle as he is scheduled to tour within the US and Internationally via the “SLAM Live & Direct Hip Hop & Soul Experience”, in addition HaStyle will be appearing in a featured documentary (as well as it’s soundtrack) filming in Ghana (Africa) on Amazon Prime titled “Enter The Akata – A Hip Hop Journey to Africa” that will debut in 2019. - Check out HaStyle on all major platforms; social media @hastyle_rhymes --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nikimarieradio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nikimarieradio/support

Legendary producer Easy Mo Bee drops gems

Legendary producer Easy Mo Bee drops gems

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Easy Mo Bee is one producer that has touched the lives of Hip Hop fans that have been in love with two of our most prominent gems that this culture has had to offer. One man that has worked with the likes of Tupac & Biggie and can explain the origin of the friendship. He is also responsible for the musical playing field that Jay-Z & Biggie used to trade verses on I Love The Dough. Songs like Gimme The Loot, Warning, Temptation & of course one of the biggest songs that we have ever seen from New York at a time when the West Coast dominated the game. That was Flavor In Your Ear by the Late great Craig Mack. This man’s humble demeanor is the reason for the name that we use to address him professionally and that name is Easy Mo Bee. Tune in to witness the man play the elements of these hits using an original drum machine and historical sampler(Sp1200 & S950). Please enjoy this one of a kind interview on Behind The Smoke.

"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 week we were lucky enough to talk to legendary producer Easy Mo Bee. He shares amazing stories from his long and illustrious career working with Biggie, 2Pac, Miles Davis, Craig Mack, and more! We’re very proud of this interview and hope you enjoy it.

On March 12, 2018 Craig Mack passed away at the age of 47. The famed Brentwood, New York MC was the first artist to release music on the then up-coming Bad Boy Records label; and with the release of his debut album, Project: Funk da World on September 20, 1994, Mack's "Flava in Ya Ear" became a much needed first success for Bad Boy and it's head Sean Combs. Mack's Project: Funk da World was made up of 11 tracks, 5 of which were produced by the legendary Easy Mo Bee. Here is The Library with Tim Einenkel's interview with Mo Bee about collaborating with Craig Mack and the important place that Craig Mack's music and persona had and still have in Hip Hop. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Big Daddy Kane, Queen Latifah, Public Enemy, Miles Davis, Tupac, The Notorious B.I.G., Busta Rhymes, Craig Mack, Lost Boyz, Heavy D, and the WuTang Clan. These are just some of the artists Easy Mo Bee has produced in his 30 years in the business. Easy Mo Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

In a week dominated by stories about former New York Giants place kicker Josh Brown and the NFL's continual coverup of domestic violence, we speak to Jessica Luther, author of the book “Unsportsmanlike Conduct: College Football and the Politics of Rape.” This week I also have some choice words of my own about the Giants’ shameful handling of the Josh Brown incident and why Roger Goodell should, in my opinion, no longer be employed. Lastly, the ‘Just Stand Up’ award goes to Denasia Lawrence, a National Anthem singer with a purpose.Jessica Luther: http://jessicawluther.com | https://twitter.com/scATX Unsportsmanlike Conduct: College Football and the Politics of Rape http://www.akashicbooks.com/catalog/unsportsmanlike-conduct/Zirin column, ‘Another Shocking Domestic Violence Case Is Rocking the NFL’ https://www.thenation.com/article/another-shocking-domestic-violence-case-is-rocking-the-nfl—http://www.edgeofsportspodcast.com | http://twitter.com/edgeofsports | http://fb.com/edgeofsportspod | email us: edgeofsports@slate.com | Edge of Sports hotline: 401-428-3343 (EDGE)—music: “Safe From Harm” - Massive Attack http://massiveattack.co.uk | “U.N.I.T.Y.” - Queen Latifah http://queenlatifah.com (Kay Gee & Mufi production) | “FML” - Kanye West http://www.kanyewest.com (Erik Giovani remake https://soundcloud.com/erikgiovani) | “Warning” - Notorious B.I.G.  (Easy Mo Bee production) | “All the Way Up” - Fat Joe & Remy Ma (Edsclusive Cool & Dre production) | “Basketball” - Kurtis Blow (J.B. Moore & Robert Ford Jr. production)

Reasonable Shout 01:44 Atlanta 11:39 Game - 1992, Jake One - Prayer Hands, Joe Budden - Rage & The Machine, Lord Finesse - The SP1200 Project, Easy Mo Bee - ...And You Don't Stop!, Sm^th - Last Straw featuring Capital Steez News 23:05 Kevin Hart as Chocolate Droppa - What Now? 29:08 Jay-Z vs Kanye 43:45 Word From Our Sponsor The Albums 45:18 Danny Brown - Atrocity Exhibition 01:05:46 Apollo Brown & Skyzoo - The Easy Truth 01:16:46 Dave East - Kairi Chanel 01:30:15 Winner of the Week: Dave East 01:30:50 We fall into talking about how old rappers sound on Kairi Chanel, Beanie Sigel's interview refrain that hip-hop is Haram. 01:42:17 Upcoming/recent albums  

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This week on The Library with TIm Einenkel, Tim talks to Jahi a member of the hip-hop group, P.E 2.0 which dropped it's first project last year, People Get Ready, last year and is set to release their latest album, insPirEd in the first week of January 2016. The album features guest appearances from the likes of KRS-One, production from the legendary Easy Mo Bee and brilliant social commentary. Jahi tells Tim: "Chuck could have selected a lot of different people for P.E. 2.0 and I'm humbled and honored that he selected me. I think it's because that I have a voice, there is a particular level of lyricism that I'm already about, that I was influenced already by Public Enemy KRS-One, Rakim and many others...Public Enemy is my voice. It was Public Enemy that set a culturally consciousness." Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Beats For Breakfast! Culture King Media's Instrumental Podcast. All Beats, All #LAZERS! ∆ September 2, 2015 ∆ (1) Intro (2) The Architect - Indigo Child (Snippet) (3) Radius - Low End Factory (4) Jneiro Jarel - Therefor Well I Still Be Free (5) Damu The Fudgemunk - Checkmate Execution (6) Ohbliv - Spirit Center (7) Count Bass D - All You Care For Is You (8) Easy Mo Bee - Busta Rhymes 'Everything Remains Raw (Inst)' ∆ #BFB

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this gathering of pioneers Mista Montana and Menace do this: We talk to the legendary Big Daddy Kane about his influence on the tree of Hip Hop and an upcoming EP with KRS ONE, which when finished will be performed on the road using a 1960s "Artist VS artist" show approach. We also talk "Long Live The Kane", the prospects of following suit of artists recently and shooting music video's for older songs, rejecting the beat for The Notorious BIG's "Warning" because it was too slow,  Prince Paul being the first producer to tell him no, arguing relentlessly with Sauce Money, a collaborative album with Jay Z as proposed by Jaz-O, Busta Rhymes not wanting to do the dragon roar for "Come On Down", having to apologise publicly for a gay slur on "Pimping Ain't Easy", Warner Brothers and censorship and so much more! We are joined by man of the moment Fashawn to discuss his oft delayed Mass Appeal sophomore release "The Ecology" and an unforgettable record release party that saw Nas making a surprise appearance. We talk the creation of "Something To Believe In", which he reveals that he felt his original verses for were too cliché, "Letter F" being recorded as far back as his last appearance on Conspiracy Worldwide Radio, working with Busta Rhymes, future plans of collaborating with Bishop Nehru, Boldy James and Run The Jewells,  the possibility of a music video for "Something To Believe in" and more! SLAMJamz latest endorsement Easy Mo Bee joins us for a lengthy interview about his latest chapter "And You Don't Stop" and why Chuck-D felt it necessary to be an instrumental album. We also reflect upon him recording cassette demos with The Genius and ODB of which he says some of the lyrics would later appear on "Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers", working with a young RZA (Prince Rakeem) and GZA (The Genius) for their Tommy Boy projects pre Wu Tang Clan,  being cited by RZA as an an unofficial Wu Tang member, his memories of creating "Ready To Die", being a pioneer of the Bad Boy Records sound, 2Pac, working with Public Enemy for "Muse-Sick N Hour Mess Age", remixing LL Cool J's "Pink Cookies In Plastic Bag Getting Crushed By Buildings" and more! We shoot the shit with Himanshu Suri, commonly known as Heems (formerly of Das Racist) about his upcoming debut "Eat, Pray, Thug", transitioning from mixtape to album, how there were 2 recorded versions of the album, one record of which recorded in December 2013 and the other more recently featuring no rap appearances. We also discuss being signed to a Heavy Metal label, sampling, an upcoming video with Eric Andre and Hannibal Buress, Das Racist, spending time in India, the importance of identity, going back to his humble beginnings and so much more! Miami pillar DJ EFN joins us to discuss his first original studio album "Another Time" and how it harkens back as an ode to his mix-tape past of combining pioneers, legends, new artists and hometown artists respectively. We explore the making behind many of the albums tracks including "Another Time", "Selfish", "South-West", "Crazy Dope", "Revolutionary Ride Music", "Who's Crazy", "Survival", "When I'm Dead", "Role Model", "Paradise" and "We Earned It". We also talk the DJ Premier laced "Who's Crazy" initially being made for Rick Ross, Skam 2 designing the album's cover, the legacy of Crazy Hood Mixtapes and more! AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace unearth more than they bargained for when they investigate the parts that were cut from 50 Shades OF Grey! Enjoy our treatment! Contact: conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this gathering of pioneers Mista Montana and Menace do this: We talk to the legendary Big Daddy Kane about his influence on the tree of Hip Hop and an upcoming EP with KRS ONE, which when finished will be performed on the road using a 1960s "Artist VS artist" show approach. We also talk "Long Live The Kane", the prospects of following suit of artists recently and shooting music video's for older songs, rejecting the beat for The Notorious BIG's "Warning" because it was too slow,  Prince Paul being the first producer to tell him no, arguing relentlessly with Sauce Money, a collaborative album with Jay Z as proposed by Jaz-O, Busta Rhymes not wanting to do the dragon roar for "Come On Down", having to apologise publicly for a gay slur on "Pimping Ain't Easy", Warner Brothers and censorship and so much more! We are joined by man of the moment Fashawn to discuss his oft delayed Mass Appeal sophomore release "The Ecology" and an unforgettable record release party that saw Nas making a surprise appearance. We talk the creation of "Something To Believe In", which he reveals that he felt his original verses for were too cliché, "Letter F" being recorded as far back as his last appearance on Conspiracy Worldwide Radio, working with Busta Rhymes, future plans of collaborating with Bishop Nehru, Boldy James and Run The Jewells,  the possibility of a music video for "Something To Believe in" and more! SLAMJamz latest endorsement Easy Mo Bee joins us for a lengthy interview about his latest chapter "And You Don't Stop" and why Chuck-D felt it necessary to be an instrumental album. We also reflect upon him recording cassette demos with The Genius and ODB of which he says some of the lyrics would later appear on "Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers", working with a young RZA (Prince Rakeem) and GZA (The Genius) for their Tommy Boy projects pre Wu Tang Clan,  being cited by RZA as an an unofficial Wu Tang member, his memories of creating "Ready To Die", being a pioneer of the Bad Boy Records sound, 2Pac, working with Public Enemy for "Muse-Sick N Hour Mess Age", remixing LL Cool J's "Pink Cookies In Plastic Bag Getting Crushed By Buildings" and more! We shoot the shit with Himanshu Suri, commonly known as Heems (formerly of Das Racist) about his upcoming debut "Eat, Pray, Thug", transitioning from mixtape to album, how there were 2 recorded versions of the album, one record of which recorded in December 2013 and the other more recently featuring no rap appearances. We also discuss being signed to a Heavy Metal label, sampling, an upcoming video with Eric Andre and Hannibal Buress, Das Racist, spending time in India, the importance of identity, going back to his humble beginnings and so much more! Miami pillar DJ EFN joins us to discuss his first original studio album "Another Time" and how it harkens back as an ode to his mix-tape past of combining pioneers, legends, new artists and hometown artists respectively. We explore the making behind many of the albums tracks including "Another Time", "Selfish", "South-West", "Crazy Dope", "Revolutionary Ride Music", "Who's Crazy", "Survival", "When I'm Dead", "Role Model", "Paradise" and "We Earned It". We also talk the DJ Premier laced "Who's Crazy" initially being made for Rick Ross, Skam 2 designing the album's cover, the legacy of Crazy Hood Mixtapes and more! AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace unearth more than they bargained for when they investigate the parts that were cut from 50 Shades OF Grey! Enjoy our treatment! Contact: conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com

Das EFX 's 3rd album, Hold It Down (1995) had some of the best producers ever working on it. DJ Premier, Pete Rock, Easy Mo Bee, Showbiz, DJ Scratch, just to name a few. Krazy Drayz of Das Efx joined Tim Einenkel on The Library not just to talk about his latest project, Encore, but also other topics. One of these topics were the recording sessions for Hold it Down. What was Das Efx' mindset going into this album? "We definitely wanted to make up for the last album," Krazy Drayz told Tim. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

HOST: Charles "IamBranded" Madison Guest: HipHop/R&B Music Producer Easy Mo Bee Multi Media Brand created to help build careers in every facet of life and help create a positive outlook on the growth of business and personal life. Call in (949) 270-5912 Renowned hip-hop/r&b music producer Easy Mo Bee celebrates 25 illustrious, prolific years in the music business in this year.  One of the most influential producers of his time, he has transcended hip-hop, with his discography including producing a Grammy Award winning album for the late jazz great Miles Davis and doing Grammy Award winning work with superstar Alicia Keys.   From his production beginnings with Big Daddy Kane to providing a strong musical foundation for Sean "Diddy" Combs' Bad Boy Records, which created groundbreaking multi-platinum success for iconic hip-hop artist The Notorious B.I.G., Easy Mo Bee's handiwork has been felt far and wide within music circles for over two decades.  Widely acclaimed for his bass-heavy style and jazzy influence, he has worked with countless notable talents, including Tupac Shakur, Jay-Z, Busta Rhymes, Mos Def, Wu-Tang Clan and Public Enemy.

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this incredible storm Mista Montana and Menace do this: La Coka Nostra member, ex-Limp Bizkit icon and legendary producer DJ Lethal joins us to discuss his forthcoming solo album, the new La Coka Nostra long-player and the possibility of a House Of Pain album in 2014. We explore his recent departure from Limp Bizkit, historic moments in his long career and his desire to create a totally new sound/genre of music this forthcoming year. Epically long, this interview is a must listen for all lifelong fans of music.   Rising Compton rapper Problem joins us to discuss his latest EP "Understand Me", his goals of creating the best emotional music and body of work,  how he and his label mates at Diamond Music Group pride themselves on being real human's first and his upcoming debut. We also talk career milestones, his experience with Dr. Dre, ghostwriting for Snoop Dogg, soon to be released music with TDE , which is already in the can and more! Back from his 7-year hiatus, we talk to career risk taker Louis Logic and explore his self proclaimed confessional latest offering "Look On The Blight Side", why it remains his most elaborate project to date, a scrapped project with former friend and associate Hot Sugar, being signed to Fake Four and his development as an artist. We also touch on his previous issues with alcohol, working with Demigodz, almost signing to Def-Jux after "Sin-A-Matic" and more including the news that he's already started writing his next album. Wu-Tang affiliates Black Knights are with us to share updates on several releases including the much anticipated January slated release "Medieval Chamber”, which will find its vision executed sonically by none other than Rock and Roll hall of famer John Frusciante (Red Hot Chilli Peppers, The Mars Volta), a full length project with RZA set for release on Soul Temple as well as 2 other albums with John Frusciante. In addition, we find time to reflect on their contributions to Wu-Tang's Killa Bee's "The Swarm" compilation and more. Joining us for the second time this year, Marco Polo walks us through the making of “Port Authority 2” explaining the process behind several of the albums joints including "Astonishing", "Earrings Off",  "Emergency Man", "Westcoast Love" and "R U Gonna Eat That?". He also reveals plans of taking a break from making albums in 2014, however confirms he’s produced 3 joints on the new Pharoahe Monch album, one of which will feature Black Thought, as well as forthcoming music with Sean Price and a future album with Masta Ace. Marking his debut UK radio interview, RhymeSayers Entertainment's latest signing Prof shares his enthusiasm and plans as an artist with the recent merge made between RSE and Stophouse Music Group. We talk character, creative freedom, consciously contradicting himself as much as possible as a way to not pigeonhole himself, unreleased music with Atmosphere's Slug and more! Recently relocated producer Endemic joins us for a brief interview to discuss his upcoming material, working with Immortal Technique and Lil Fame, mixing a record for Easy Mo Bee and of course his latest project “Terminal Illness Pt. 2”. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace remove their gloves to speak candidly on a series of key global issues including a dog with a panty fetish, spaniels in robes, supermarket pensioner fights and last but not least the discovery of a hybrid octupus/turkey animal. Nosh went up. Enjoy our Nosh! Contact conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this incredible storm Mista Montana and Menace do this: La Coka Nostra member, ex-Limp Bizkit icon and legendary producer DJ Lethal joins us to discuss his forthcoming solo album, the new La Coka Nostra long-player and the possibility of a House Of Pain album in 2014. We explore his recent departure from Limp Bizkit, historic moments in his long career and his desire to create a totally new sound/genre of music this forthcoming year. Epically long, this interview is a must listen for all lifelong fans of music.   Rising Compton rapper Problem joins us to discuss his latest EP "Understand Me", his goals of creating the best emotional music and body of work,  how he and his label mates at Diamond Music Group pride themselves on being real human's first and his upcoming debut. We also talk career milestones, his experience with Dr. Dre, ghostwriting for Snoop Dogg, soon to be released music with TDE , which is already in the can and more! Back from his 7-year hiatus, we talk to career risk taker Louis Logic and explore his self proclaimed confessional latest offering "Look On The Blight Side", why it remains his most elaborate project to date, a scrapped project with former friend and associate Hot Sugar, being signed to Fake Four and his development as an artist. We also touch on his previous issues with alcohol, working with Demigodz, almost signing to Def-Jux after "Sin-A-Matic" and more including the news that he's already started writing his next album. Wu-Tang affiliates Black Knights are with us to share updates on several releases including the much anticipated January slated release "Medieval Chamber”, which will find its vision executed sonically by none other than Rock and Roll hall of famer John Frusciante (Red Hot Chilli Peppers, The Mars Volta), a full length project with RZA set for release on Soul Temple as well as 2 other albums with John Frusciante. In addition, we find time to reflect on their contributions to Wu-Tang's Killa Bee's "The Swarm" compilation and more. Joining us for the second time this year, Marco Polo walks us through the making of “Port Authority 2” explaining the process behind several of the albums joints including "Astonishing", "Earrings Off",  "Emergency Man", "Westcoast Love" and "R U Gonna Eat That?". He also reveals plans of taking a break from making albums in 2014, however confirms he’s produced 3 joints on the new Pharoahe Monch album, one of which will feature Black Thought, as well as forthcoming music with Sean Price and a future album with Masta Ace. Marking his debut UK radio interview, RhymeSayers Entertainment's latest signing Prof shares his enthusiasm and plans as an artist with the recent merge made between RSE and Stophouse Music Group. We talk character, creative freedom, consciously contradicting himself as much as possible as a way to not pigeonhole himself, unreleased music with Atmosphere's Slug and more! Recently relocated producer Endemic joins us for a brief interview to discuss his upcoming material, working with Immortal Technique and Lil Fame, mixing a record for Easy Mo Bee and of course his latest project “Terminal Illness Pt. 2”. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace remove their gloves to speak candidly on a series of key global issues including a dog with a panty fetish, spaniels in robes, supermarket pensioner fights and last but not least the discovery of a hybrid octupus/turkey animal. Nosh went up. Enjoy our Nosh! Contact conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com

Join hosts The Bad Seed & Nadine Michel as they welcome Grammy Award winning producer Easy Mo Bee to the show.  Mo drops by and talks about Biggie's work ethic on Ready to Die as well as what LL's opening line in "Flava in Ya Ear Remix"  meant.

**TO LISTEN OR DOWNLOAD SEE THE END OF THE SHOW DESCRIPTION - POST TO YOUR FACEBOOK PAGE IF YOU LOVE HIP HOP !** On this six hour exploding triumph we have: The RZA joins us for a rare and in-depth interview that left live listeners in awe, as The Master takes us on an intelligent journey through his beat creation, an inside analysis of how such classics as Return To The 36 Chambers and Liquid Swords were created, the REAL story behind the making of 8 Diagramz, the influence of Easy Mo Bee and Prince Paul and an exclusive narrative regarding his work on the new GZA album "Liquid Swords 2 - The Return Of The Shadowboxer". RZA even finds time to discuss modern hip hop media, his relationship with Jay Electronica and the success of such talentless nobodies as Paris Hilton. This is an essential, epic 60 minute listen for all lovers of music around the world. Pure classic. Tech N9ne embraces the show in style, launching head on into a frank and candid discussion regarding his recent arrest in Missouri and the way in which the media and news reporters are blatantly misrepresenting the facts about the incident. We talk about the recent theft of a vital CD form his tour bus, the excellent positive work he is doing for the community and his new album The Gates Mixed Plate. He even reveals his plans to work with Eminem on a future track with Brother Lynch Hung and his desire to collaborate with Psychological Records mogul, Necro when time permits. D12's Bizarre is with us for a cautious and abrupt interview. Possibly remembering the last time he was with us,revealing news about Eminem's Recovery album, Bizarre informs us that D12's track with Eminem "Take Your Best Shot" is to feature on another album. He offers listeners a unique chance to submit beats for the new D12 album but when asked about the possibility of Slaughterhouse featuring on the new D12 album...he just leaves. The Dogg Pound swerve into the studio to pour on us some liquid refreshment in the form of new album news, their plans for Rock The Bells 2010 and their desire to sonically bring Dogg Pound back to the classic Death Row days. Daz Dillinger is the main spokesman and Kurupt attempts to get involved but sadly passes out before really getting into his stride. DPG 4 LIfe. Freddie Foxx (aka. Bumpy Knuckles)rarely does interviews these days, so it was a true honour to spend 30 minutes with one hip hop's most dedicated artists. We politic about radio ethics, the problems with modern rappers, the dirty mainstream media and more before venturing off into an exclusive discussion regarding his THREE completed studio albums, including one produced by DJ Premier, another produced entirely by Jesse West and his full collaborative bar-for-bar album with The Teacha KRS One. Homeboy Sandman is with us to talk world issues, the poisons of mainstream media, the ignorance of modern society and of course his new album. We explore the decision process involved with choosing each producer and the necessity for a soundscape that reaches his own extremely high standards. As fresh and inspiring as the mans music itself. Essential. Cyrus Malachi is one the UK's deepest rhyme writers. His recorded works of art are nothing short of instant revelation, so it was our pleasure to welcome him onto the show to discuss his new album, mixtape and the impact and ambition of No Cure Records in 2010. We talk wider issues regarding the UK hip hop scene and Mista Montana mocks Giggs openly - a true deliverance. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! As Redphone Records continues to gain threatening momentum, one of their key vocal messengers, Matt Maddox, join us for an exploration of underground hip hop's leading lights including their recent signing of Viper Records affiliate NightWalker, their distribution deal with Rob Schwartz's powerhouse Whomag Distribution and much more in an interview that will inspire you. Please spread our hard work to every person you meet! Check out the WEBSITES Official Mista Montana website at http://www.montanauk.com - downloads, bio, social network sites and more! AND The Official Menace Blog at http://www.messengermenace.blogspot.com - thought-provoking posts and commentary. Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com Montana Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mista_montana Montana Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/realmontana3 Menace Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lukemenace Menace Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/menaceuk Conspiracy Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/conspiracyradio Friday Night Twitter: http://twitter.com/conspiracyfm If you appreciate what we do please give what you can and we will be here forever!

**TO LISTEN OR DOWNLOAD SEE THE END OF THE SHOW DESCRIPTION - POST TO YOUR FACEBOOK PAGE IF YOU LOVE HIP HOP !** On this six hour exploding triumph we have: The RZA joins us for a rare and in-depth interview that left live listeners in awe, as The Master takes us on an intelligent journey through his beat creation, an inside analysis of how such classics as Return To The 36 Chambers and Liquid Swords were created, the REAL story behind the making of 8 Diagramz, the influence of Easy Mo Bee and Prince Paul and an exclusive narrative regarding his work on the new GZA album "Liquid Swords 2 - The Return Of The Shadowboxer". RZA even finds time to discuss modern hip hop media, his relationship with Jay Electronica and the success of such talentless nobodies as Paris Hilton. This is an essential, epic 60 minute listen for all lovers of music around the world. Pure classic. Tech N9ne embraces the show in style, launching head on into a frank and candid discussion regarding his recent arrest in Missouri and the way in which the media and news reporters are blatantly misrepresenting the facts about the incident. We talk about the recent theft of a vital CD form his tour bus, the excellent positive work he is doing for the community and his new album The Gates Mixed Plate. He even reveals his plans to work with Eminem on a future track with Brother Lynch Hung and his desire to collaborate with Psychological Records mogul, Necro when time permits. D12's Bizarre is with us for a cautious and abrupt interview. Possibly remembering the last time he was with us,revealing news about Eminem's Recovery album, Bizarre informs us that D12's track with Eminem "Take Your Best Shot" is to feature on another album. He offers listeners a unique chance to submit beats for the new D12 album but when asked about the possibility of Slaughterhouse featuring on the new D12 album...he just leaves. The Dogg Pound swerve into the studio to pour on us some liquid refreshment in the form of new album news, their plans for Rock The Bells 2010 and their desire to sonically bring Dogg Pound back to the classic Death Row days. Daz Dillinger is the main spokesman and Kurupt attempts to get involved but sadly passes out before really getting into his stride. DPG 4 LIfe. Freddie Foxx (aka. Bumpy Knuckles)rarely does interviews these days, so it was a true honour to spend 30 minutes with one hip hop's most dedicated artists. We politic about radio ethics, the problems with modern rappers, the dirty mainstream media and more before venturing off into an exclusive discussion regarding his THREE completed studio albums, including one produced by DJ Premier, another produced entirely by Jesse West and his full collaborative bar-for-bar album with The Teacha KRS One. Homeboy Sandman is with us to talk world issues, the poisons of mainstream media, the ignorance of modern society and of course his new album. We explore the decision process involved with choosing each producer and the necessity for a soundscape that reaches his own extremely high standards. As fresh and inspiring as the mans music itself. Essential. Cyrus Malachi is one the UK's deepest rhyme writers. His recorded works of art are nothing short of instant revelation, so it was our pleasure to welcome him onto the show to discuss his new album, mixtape and the impact and ambition of No Cure Records in 2010. We talk wider issues regarding the UK hip hop scene and Mista Montana mocks Giggs openly - a true deliverance. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! As Redphone Records continues to gain threatening momentum, one of their key vocal messengers, Matt Maddox, join us for an exploration of underground hip hop's leading lights including their recent signing of Viper Records affiliate NightWalker, their distribution deal with Rob Schwartz's powerhouse Whomag Distribution and much more in an interview that will inspire you. Please spread our hard work to every person you meet! Check out the WEBSITES Official Mista Montana website at http://www.montanauk.com - downloads, bio, social network sites and more! AND The Official Menace Blog at http://www.messengermenace.blogspot.com - thought-provoking posts and commentary. Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com Montana Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mista_montana Montana Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/realmontana3 Menace Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lukemenace Menace Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/menaceuk Conspiracy Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/conspiracyradio Friday Night Twitter: http://twitter.com/conspiracyfm If you appreciate what we do please give what you can and we will be here forever!

1.Defari - Joyride2.Big Kap ft Bahamadia, Precise, Treep, UNeek & Lauryn Hill - Ladies In The House3.Special Ed - Neva Go Back4.Heltah Skeltah - Place To Be5.Saukrates - Ps & Qs6.Gang Starr - The Planet7.O.C. - O-Zone8.Sauce Money ft Jay-Z - Pre Game9.Biz Markie - Studda Step10.Def Squad - Check N' Me Out11.Masta Ace - Ghetto Like12.Common - Real Nigga Quotes13.Frankie Cutlass ft Rampage,Doo Wop & Heltah Skeltah - Feel The Vibe14.EPMD - Put On15.Busta Rhymes ft Erykah Badu - One16.Ras Kass ft Ahmad - Come Widdit (The Fredwreck Remix)17.Crooked I - Death Rizzo18.Cam'ron ft Prodigy - Losin Weight19.Keith Murray - What A Feelin'20.Heather B. - Takin Mine21.Cella Dwellas - We Got It Hemmed22.De La Soul ft Mos Def - Big Brother Beat23.Digable Planets - Graffiti24.Natural Elements - Mayday25.Capone-N-Noreaga - Halfway Thugs26.Masta Ace - Mountain27.Shyheim ft The Brown Hornet - Dear God28.Funkdoobiest - Rock On (Buckwild Version)29.A Tribe Called Quest, Busta Rhymes - Wild Hot30.World Reknown - How Nice I Am31.Mad Skillz - Tip Of The Tongue32.Cru - Loungin' Wit My Cru33.Marley Marl ft Big Daddy Kane - Three's Company34.Da Bush Babees - Three MC's35.Easy Mo Bee ft Rah Digga - Talkin Bout You36.Ill All Skratch - Me And The Click37.D.I.T.C - Get Yours (Showbiz Remix)38.The Roots ft Common - Universe At War39.A Tribe Called Quest - Money Maker40.Mobb Deep ft Big Noyd and Rakim - Hoodlum41.Outkast - ATLiens (Bad Boy Remix)42.Gang Starr - Tonz 'O 'Gunz

Easy Mo Bee is a legendary hip-hop producer whose skill and ingenuity behind the board merits him being labeled as a true hip-hop pioneer and trailblazer. An influential figure in helping build the Bad Boy Records empire, Easy Mo Bee turned Craig Mack's "Flava in Ya Ear," and Notorious B.I.G's "Ready to Die" album into instant hip-hop classics. From "Doo-Bop", his Grammy-award winning collaboration with the late Miles Davis, to cuts from Busta Rhymes, Tupac, LL Cool J, Big Daddy Kane and more, Easy Mo Bee's musical styling and producing easily combines sounds from today and yesterday with some of the best MC's in the business. This is a must hear interview, tune in  for the latest and greatest from this Hip-Hop Icon and Motivator Thomastrius L. Williams is making her debut as an author; however she is not new to the literary world. Williams, originally from a Chicago suburb, has been developing her love for writing since grammar school. Williams graduated from Syracuse University's Speech Communication Department, followed by a Master Degree in Communication Management from Keller School of Management. In 2008, Williams began a small business venture called Pride Pillows, creating a successful custom body pillow company. Williams now resides in Atlanta, GA with her husband and three children. The story of her journey is truly an amazing one. Williams intends to continue writing, as well as provide motivational speeches to inspire others pursuing their educational goals. 

I For this post I let the people decide the next mix I put up.  After going through all the votes a 2Pac mix was the winner.  I'm sure a lot of it has to do with the large majority of the people that visit this site are from California but it's all good.  Thanks again to everybody that gave their ideas and some of them I do plan to do in the future so keep checking back.  But anyways this was really easy because i'm also a big fan of 2Pac.  I was actually the only one in my whole crew that really listened to 2Pac.  Being from Virginia you didn't hear a lot of him on the radio partly because of the whole east coast west coast situation that was going on at the time but that's another story.  These are some of my favorite songs by Pac and most of them are actually east coast influenced.  Before 2Pac signed with Death Row Records, 2Pac worked with a lot of East Coast producers like Easy Mo Bee, Stretch (RIP), and so on.  Also right before he died he was working with Buckshot, The Beatminerz and the whole Boot Camp Clik so his style was really a mix of both coasts in my opinion.  So here it is and if you're listening to this at work be careful because you might want to snuff someone in the face or start a new revolution in your office.  Peace. * For Promotional Use Only  - DJ Mike Rizzy

Disclaimerchill lover radio does not own or claim to own the audio shown it is for promotional useonly.The Time Machine Sessions E023 Pt 1 S1_Aired Live on Friday, Oct 11th, 2019The Time Machine Sessions E023 Pt 01 S1 w/Easy Mo Bee Resident DJ_Streaming options:https://chillloverradio.net/live_Connect with Easy Mo Bee:- Twitter: https://twitter.com/Easy_Mo_Bee- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/easymobee/- Web page: https://chillloverradio.net/easymobeeEnjoy! Tracklist1. The Temptations - Psychedelic Shack2. Stephanie Mills - Whatcha Gonna Do With My Lovin' (12" Mix)3. The Whatnauts - Help Is On The Way4. Fat Larry's Band - Act Like You Know (12" Mix)5. Carrie Lucas - Show Me Where You're Coming From6. Grace Jones - Nipple To The Bottom (12" Mix)7. France Joli - Gonna Get Over You (12" Mix)8. Chandra Simmons - Never Gonna Let You Go9. CHIC - My Forbidden Lover (Dimitri From Paris 12" Remix)10. Westbound Sexpressway - Never Let Go (We Mean Disco Bedroom edit)11. B.C.G. - Street Talk (B.C. Generation) (12" Disco Mix)12. Tasha Thomas - Shoot Me (With Your Love) (12" Disco Mix)13. Captain Skyy - Moonchild (12" Mix)14. Teena Marie - I'm Just A Sucker For Your Love (12" Mix)15. Crown Heights Affair - I See The Light16. Quincy Jones, Chaka Khan, Ashford And Simpson - Stuff Like That17. The Brothers Johnson - Stomp (12" Mix)

Disclaimerchill lover radio does not own or claim to own the audio shown it is for promotional useonly.The Time Machine Sessions E023 Pt 3 S1_Aired Live on Friday, Oct 11th, 2019The Time Machine Sessions E023 Pt 3 S1 w/Easy Mo Bee Resident DJ_Streaming options:https://chillloverradio.net/live_Connect with Easy Mo Bee:- Twitter: https://twitter.com/Easy_Mo_Bee- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/easymobee/- Web page: https://chillloverradio.net/easymobeeEnjoy!01. Kerri "Kaoz 6:23" Chandler - Dat Da Da (Finger Printz 2 EP)02. Rochelle Fleming - Love Itch (Acapella)03. Achterbahn D'Amour - Trance Me Up (Skudge Remix)04. Kings Of Tomorrow - Changes (Main Mix)05. Hardrive - Deep Inside (Crazy Bell Remix)06. Kings Of Tomorrow - Fade ll Black (Original Mix)07. Ten City - My Piece Of Heaven (Joe Clausell Demo Dub)08. Ten City - My Piece Of Heaven (Original Mix)09. Reggie Rough, Annette Taylor - Not Gonna Take It (Club Mix)10. Masters At Work, India - I Can't Get No Sleep (Remix)11. Kerri Chandler - Love Will Find A Way (Vocal Mix)12. Abstract Truth - (We Had) A Thing (Matty's Body & Soul Remix)13. Fingers Inc. - Can You Feel It (Vocal Remix)14. Fingers Inc. - Distant Planet15. Alton Miller, Lotus - Twilight Moments16. Ultra Nate - Twisted (Bossacucanova Mix)17. MFSB - My Mood

Disclaimerchill lover radio does not own or claim to own the audio shown it is for promotional useonly.The Time Machine Sessions E023 Pt 2 S1_Aired Live on Friday, Oct 11th, 2019The Time Machine Sessions E023 Pt 2 S1 w/Easy Mo Bee Resident DJ_Streaming options:https://chillloverradio.net/live_Connect with Easy Mo Bee:- Twitter: https://twitter.com/Easy_Mo_Bee- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/easymobee/- Web page: https://chillloverradio.net/easymobeeEnjoy!01. MFSB - Mysteries Of The World (Re-edit)02. Ashford And Simoson - Found A Cure (12" Mix)03. T-Connection -Do What You Wanna Do (Kon's Keep It Moving Mix)04. Tony Aiken & Future 2000 - Better Days05. The Rimshots - Do What You Feel06. Eddie Henderson - Say You Will07. Dinosaur L - #5 (Go Bang!)08. Madness - One Step Beyond09. Romanthony - Hold On (Got A Grip Dubb)10. Kenny Summit, Frankie Knuckles, Eric Kupper, Yasmeen - Loving You11. Terisa Griffin - Distant Lover (Distant Club Mix)12. Los Amigos Invisibles - Bruja (Beat Dub)13. DJ Koze, Rahel Magical Boy14. R & S - Electronic Drums (Bonus Beats)15. Kalim Shabazz, Dana Byrd - She16. Roland Clark, Urban Soul - President House - (Hott 22 Vocal Mix)