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This episode should have come out in August 2023. We had planned to record it, but I got sick and it was postponed. Then, life got busy with staggers, weddings (both hosts included), and honeymoons.It's been over six months since our last episode - which is absolutely mental - but we're finally back with loads of great new (ish) music to talk about!On our singles swap we're discussing: Post-punk Experiment #3 (A Bigger Splash) by experimental indie weirdos The Wife Guys of Reddit, and You Can Be Mean by American-Brazilian singer-songwriter Indigo De Souza.Our album reviews for this episode are Doggerland, the third album from Glasgow's musical wizard Rudi Zygadlo; the Black or White EP, the 18th record from Munich-based artist Cagri Raydemir; Standard Patter, the new album from Scottish rappers Fire Up The Sun; Restless Dreams, the latest EP from Livingston's industrial electro-pop goths GRAVELLE; and finally, Nothing Clever, Just Feelings from Brighton-based, electro-punks CLT DRP.Sit back, relax and listen to Episode 26: ”No Ali G Shit”. If you want to support the show, you can buy us a coffee here.If you're wondering what our review scores relate to, check out our rating system below:1/10 - Destroy without listening2/10 - Rancid bin juice (bathe afterwards)3/10 - Hot garbage (avoid)4/10 - Meh (not worth going back to)5/10 - Forgettable (one or two good songs)6/10 - Just OK (for fans of the genre)7/10 - Good (quite like it)8/10 - Very good (must listen)9/10 - Exceptional (absolutely love it)10/10 - Practically flawless (unmissable)Don't forget to subscribe to The Scratch Cast on your favourite streaming/podcast service so you never miss an episode. Please leave a nice review :)Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2KYNkI2Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3082hBjGoogle Podcasts: http://bit.ly/2QXCohyYouTube: http://bit.ly/2QXtlxoDeezer: http://bit.ly/34sjqDACastbox: http://bit.ly/34sEJoHTuneIn Radio: http://bit.ly/2QVt8ur& more: https://podfollow.com/the-scratch-cast-podcastAll music clips are used as a teaser only and remain the property of the respective artists.Peace.

Season 3 Episode 1 ft. Dice & T

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La semana pasada recibía uno de los mejores audios desde que empecé el podcast, pero esta semana... lo que pensé que era una broma, ha resultado ser una amenaza, algo que jamás me esperaba recibir. Por suerte, si le das al play, podrás comprobar que cuando hay que ponerse serio... me sé poner serio. G-Shit. Buena música y una nueva historia en la edición de hoy. Espero que os guste! Contacto: Whatsapp: +34 644224478 Twitter: @djnead945 Instagram: @djnead945 Facebook: Dj Nead e mail: djneadpodcast@gmail.com

La semana pasada recibía uno de los mejores audios desde que empecé el podcast, pero esta semana... lo que pensé que era una broma, ha resultado ser una amenaza, algo que jamás me esperaba recibir. Por suerte, si le das al play, podrás comprobar que cuando hay que ponerse serio... me sé poner serio. G-Shit. Buena música y una nueva historia en la edición de hoy. Espero que os guste! Contacto: Whatsapp: +34 644224478 Twitter: @djnead945 Instagram: @djnead945 Facebook: Dj Nead e mail: djneadpodcast@gmail.com

We got our boys @djc__djdgaf & @boombapmeetsthegshitshow stopping by our #zoomseries later on today we will be talking @likwitradio hiphop and a whole lot g shit #letsgo #hiphoppodcast #talkshow #boombap #podcasters #90smusic #westcoast #oldskoo #followthemovement #losangeles #lahiphop #entradio -INSTAGRAM- https://www.instagram.com/boombapmeetsthegshitshow/ https://www.instagram.com/djc__djdgaf/ https://www.instagram.com/likwitradio/ -WEBSITE- https://likwit.net/shows/boom-bap-meets-tha-g-shit/ TUNE IN MON-FRIDAY 2PM-4PM -FOLLOW US AT https://www.instagram.com/entradio_me... https://twitter.com/entradio_media -EMAIL US AT- ENTRADIO562@GMAIL.COM PLEASE SUBSCRIBE & SHARE

Episode 38 is up and running! Sorry for disappearing so long. Life took its toll and it won. But do not fear, G Marie is here! Listen and let me know what you think. We love to hear your feedback for this weeks episode. Enjoy.

The harsh reality of not knowing certain information or not being in the right place at the right time is a distraction. Sure it's frustrating but we cannot dwell on that. When it comes to success and our goals we have to develop the mentality that we will TAKE everything we want. Because we can as long as we continue to learn and continue to work.

G Shit by De-Va'Je by De-Va'Je

∙ Ali finally tells the TANK story ∙ Review of Gods of Egypt ∙ Answers to the 'Not Real Experiment' ∙ Who are the Terror Twins? NEW on the Whine and Cheese Network ∙ WildKat Sports & Entertainment WRESTLING at Shamrock NOLA plus Fist Full Of Flannel ∙ PPVGuys NOT REAL MOVIE NEWS! ∙ LiVE performance of G-SHiT by A-BEEZY ∙ & BREAK MUSIC by Raccoon City Massacre

Herzlich Willkommen zum Vatertags Spezial! Statt gröhlend durch die Natur zu wandern, versammeln sich Fabio, Paul und Johannes um über Streamingdienste, Deutschrap und Flaggeschütze zu philosophieren. Keine Sorge Paul verrät auch sein lieblings Trinkspiel.

Welcome to another edition of Po Politickin. In this episode, we politick with N-Pire Da Great. Hailing from Sacramento, California, N-Pire Da Great was born Nashua Hamilton during the era of the growing Crypts and Bloods gang wars, but also during burgeoning new music genre called hip-hop/rap. Raised in a single-father household due to the incarceration of his mother for most of his life, N-Pire’s ears were opened to the emerging music form through the sounds of Run-DMC and LL Cool J, but the sounds of 90s hip-hop heavyweights Nas, Tupac, Mobb Deep, and Tribe Called Quest is what furthered progressed his ear. However, it wasn’t until high school when he began to take the art form seriously as a career. Local labels were courting the teen emcee, and when N-Pire was 21, even more validation came in the form of props from rap veteran Kurupt. “I was in a studio in L.A recording a song with a producer I was working with at the time, and Kurupt walked in. I had actually stepped out of the studio to smoke and came back in and I could hear him say ‘Yo, who’s this rapping? Who’s he signed to?’ And when I actually walked in and they pointed to me, I felt like, real small standing next to him. He was just like ‘Yo, you need to keep rockin, this is ill!’ He wanted to sign me at the time, but it didn’t work out. But we still keep in contact to this day.” Nothing like a co-sign from a legend! And from then, it was on! After college, the N-Pire was producing for the likes of fellow Sacramentan emcee Brotha Lynch Hung, Main Attrakionz, Willie the Kid, Freeway, Kurupt, and The Federation. Two mixtapes also followed, 2011’s Everybody Hates Nash and 2013’s Road 2 LND, which acts a prequel to his forthcoming LP Legends Never Die. If you think you’ll get a one-track rapper with N-Pire, think again. He calls his music “reality rap,” offering different perspectives in regards to society’s problems, even offering solutions, like on songs “The One,” “11-9,” and “Silence.” But N-Pire can party with the rest of them on records such as “G-Shit” and “Get Active.” For those who claim that hip-hop is dead, wait until July 16, 2013 to witness how N-Pire Da Great is keeping great hip-hop music alive with his debut LP Legends Never Die.