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In our Season 6 finale, B. Cox is joined by Mac from MacTasticTV to review Chicago lady emcee Da Brat's debut album Funkdafied as it turns 30. Hailing from the west side of "The Chi", Da Brat got her chance at a deal when she won a Chicago rap contest and met the teen group Kriss Kross, who were signed to Jermaine Dupri's So So Def record label based in Atlanta. At the urging of the group, Dupri listened to her music and signed her to a deal.The debut album, produced entirely by Dupri, is packed with funk based beats driven by heavy bass lines and punctuated by Da Brat's sharp witted rhymes and barbs on record. The short album was carried by two popular radio singles: The title track "Funkdafied" featuring Dupri and "Give It To You".The public took to Da Brat and what she had to offer. The album went platinum making her the first solo female emcee to achieve that feat, setting the stage for the rest of the decade and other female counterparts who would follow in her footsteps. It is also the first major rap album from a rap artist from Chicago that broke into mainstream success.Follow MacTasticTV on YoutubeFollow MacTasticTV on IGMacTasticTV LinkTreeVisit The Vault Classic Music Reviews Onlinewww.vaultclassicpod.comBuy Exclusive The Vault Podcast Merchandise!www.vaultclassicpod.com/storeSupport The Vault Classic Music Reviews on Buy Me A Coffeehttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/vaultclassicpodBuild Your Own Amazing Podcast Website In Less Than 5 Minutes!https://www.podpage.com/?via=ivecre8Show NotesMedium: Revisiting Da Brat's Groundbreaking 'Funkdafied'https://medium.com/micro-chop/revisiting-da-brats-groundbreaking-funkdafied-3d618b603dcbAlbumism: Celebrating 30 Years of Da Brat's Debut Album 'Funkdafied'https://albumism.com/anniversaries/da-brat-funkdafiedSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-vault-classic-music-reviews-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Five years after New Kids On The Block disbanded, Jordan Knight made a comeback with a lively, carnival-themed song about wild sex. The track boasted a memorable video, a contemporary sound, and an irresistible chorus. Despite knocking it out of the park with “Give It To You”, Knight fell short in comparison to another former boy band member who ventured into solo territory. This week, we explore why the most talented New Kid couldn't keep us wet with another hit. If you like the show, be sure to rate, review, and subscribe. Email us at onehitthunderpodcast@gmail.com. Also, follow us on our social media: Twitter: @‌1hitthunderpod Instagram: onehitthunderpodcast Wanna create your own podcast? Contact us at We Know Podcasting for more information. Visit Punchline: A Band Called Punchline | Pittsburgh, PAfor Punchline tour dates, news, and merch. Sign up for more One Hit Thunder on our Patreon One Hit Thunder | Patreon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Two Hours of trashy garage, punk, rock, soul and fury with host DJ Jdub.  Only 7" vinyl records are spun on this particular show.  It's a replay of Outrage Radio episode #39, originally broadcast five years ago on February 15, 2018.   Playlist: 1. Laika & The Cosmonauts – Mission Impossible (0:00)2. Exotica – Leech (2:08)3. Exotica – Perseguida (3:27)4. The Side Eyes – Don't Talk To Me (5:45) 5. Iggy & The Stooges – I Got A Right (8:10)6. The Rezillos – No (11:24)7. The Stitches – My Reactions (13:42)8. The Stitches – Cars Of Today (15:04)9. Smogtown – Audiophile (17:38)10. The Briefs – Poor And Weird (19:38)11. The Randumbs – 7/4 (21:50)12. Neighborhood Brats – Party's Going Nowhere (24:25)13. New Bomb Turks – I'm Weak (25:55) 14. Thee Michelle Gun Elephant – West Cabaret Drive (33:00)15. Bikini Kill – Rebel Girl (38:15)16. Agent Orange – El Dorado (40:48)17. Supersnazz – Uncle Wiggly (42:25)18. Richard Hell - You Gotta Lose (45:14)19. The Misfits – Horror Business (48:40)20. The Misfits – Hollywood Babylon (51:21) 21. The Fuzztones – Face Of Time (56:25)22. Timmy's Organism – Get Up, Get Out (59:09)23. The Hellacopters – Riot On The Rocks (1:01:33)24. The Freeze – Bloodlights (1:02:56)25. Jakkpot – 3-2-1 Go! (1:06:11)26. The Randoms – Let's Get Rid Of New York (1:08:36) 27. The Countdowns – Love Her So (1:13:22)28. The Flash Express – Feel These Blues (1:15:22)29. The Detroit Cobras – Slum Lord (1:18:48)30. The BellRays – Lion's Den (1:21:10)31. The Schizophonics – Put Your Weight On It (1:23:46)32. The Lipstick Pickups – Kill Tonight (1:27:24)33. Thee Headcoats – Thief (1:28:33) 34. The Starvations – Bloodshot Eyes (1:34:16)35. Throw Rag – The Beast In Me (1:36:41)36. Black Mambas – Baby I'll Give It To You (1:39:29)37. Nashville Pussy – Snake Eyes (1:41:35)38. Nashville Pussy – Go Motherfucker Go (1:42:53)39. The Quadrajets - All My Rowdy Friends Are Dead (1:44:47)40. The Deadbeats – Kill The Hippies (1:47:30) 41. Le Shok – Booze Is The Best Part (1:51:49)42. Le Shok – Telephone Disasters (1:52:40)43. Sex Pistols – No Feelings (1:54:10)44. The Dicks – Lifetime Problems (1:56:52) Outrage Radio broadcasts (usually) live on Thursday evenings from 9-11PM (Pacific) at LuxuriaMusic.com.

"Do you need a non-stop music mix to get you through your day/week/workout/commute? Do you appreciate House Music from Around the World? Do you enjoy a variety of styles, flavors, and one-of-a-kind edits/remixes? Subscribe, hit play, and enjoy!" - DJ MIDIMACKMIDI's FUNKY FAVs Vol. 6 (Ep 233) Playlist:Do It To Me by Angel Moraes feat. Tonia (Ep 90)Showbiz by Yuksek (Ep 85)Funky Don by Angelo Ferreri (Ep 91)It's Alright by DJ Fopp/Danele Danieli (Ep 92)Where I'm Going by Karl8/Andrea Monta/Ramon Riera (Ep 86)Who Is He? by Alaia & Gallo/Kevin Haden (Ep 02)Give Me You Love by Earth N Days (Ep 89)Izinque by Angelo Ferreri (Ep 91)Don't Be So Hard on Yourself by Jess Glynne (Ep 01)This Groove by DJ Dan/Mike Balance (Ep 01)Money Maker by Throttle (Ep 04)On You by Alex Kenji (Ep 87)In Arms by Ferreck Dawn/Robosonic (Ep 90)Feel So Good by Samuele Sartini/Smashing Beat (Ep 84)Down Like The River by Antonio Giacca (Ep 04)Levels by The Journey Men (Ep 86)BeMyne by Robbie Dox (Ep 87)Glad To Win by Block & Crown/Chris Marina (Ep 85)Give It To You by Popcorn Poppers/Kim Morgan (Ep 87)Lost My Mind by Vasco C/DiMO (BG) (Ep93)What Am I Gonna Do by Peter Brown (Ep 01)Don't Let Go by Knoe 1 (Ep 07)KEEP PUSHIN' by Matt Smallwood (Ep 05)Look At You by Stefano Mango/Simon Adams (Ep 05)Moses by Kelly G./Sharon Pass (Ep 83)Don't Give Up by DJ Hal (Ep 85)Jazzy Azz Muzik by Disco Ball'z (Ep 90)Rise by Eddie Amador (Ep 09)Do It Anyway by Ben DJ (Ep 09)Bad 4 Me by Bear Who?/Fuzzy Cufflinxxx (Ep 84)I Love House Music by Leandro Da Silva (Ep 02)Backspin by Robin Feelgood (Ep 88)Fragments by Johnny Fiasco (Ep 03)WeekND by Sven Scott (Ep 91)Fresh by DJ Dan/Hazzaro (Ep 87)Get It Girl by Kevin Andrews (Ep 87)We Hurt Each Other by Mathew Anderson (Ep 06)Guitarol by Marc Palacios/DJ Kone/Angel Heredia (Ep 09)I House You by AlexZ (Ep 90)The Love by Marco Santoro (Ep 02)La Reina by J8Man/Alex Bosar (Ep 90)La Cumbiambera by Kryder/Cato Anaya (Ep 93)Mama Say, Say Wot by Block & Crown/Scotty Boy (Ep 81)House Music Saved My Life by Back & EM PI (Ep 91)Hands Together by Gershon Jackson/Reset Preset (Ep 85)Lazy by Gary Caos/Simioli/Ima (Ep 07)What You Want by Vince Melo (Ep 06)The Answer by Mirko and Meex (Ep 01)Fantastique by Dirty Disco Stars (Ep 03)Space by Leandro Da Silva/Luca Deboanaire (Ep 06)The Other Side by Olav Basoski (Ep 92)Never Let You Go by Jangatha (Ep 09)I Told Ya by Alex Whisper/Mick Teck (Ep 07)Fly Me High by Deep Criminal (Ep 93)Dance by Mike Newman/Kobretti (Ep 87)Heat It by Jay Vegas (Ep 03)www. themixbagpodcast.comwww.patreon.com/djmidimackThank you for listening!

On this episode: EC is joined by classic Hip-Hop recording artist & published author of Superhero fiction, Henry "Young" Shel. The guys talk superheroes, 90's hip hop, Toronto culture and more. Shel is also host of podcast, Capes & Mics! Checkout Young Shel's latest project, That 9Oh's Vibe!  About Young ShelHYS THE WRITER...From his hometown of Mississauga Ontario (a suburb of Toronto) Henry Young Shel has developed a passion for Superheroes, Modern Fantasy and Romantic fiction.  In 2013 he released 2 romance infused novels titled  "Space, Love, Superheroes" & Operation Dreamgirl".  He spent the next few  years promoting both books at various major live events & venues including, FanExpo, Chapters Bookstores, and Hamilton ComicCon. Previously in 2008, his 1st officially published writing was a children's superhero series called "The Power Blast Kids!"  Currently he is putting the finishing touches on his newest passion project...a romantic  superhero book titled "Heromantics (Modern Tales Of Heroes Hearts & Powers!)", which is due to be released late  summer 2022.HYS THE RAPPER...Musically Shel is a 90's Hip-Hop veteran, who had his first solo, commercial radio release in 2002 as part of the group House Of David.  His Gospel Rap-Rock song "Hey" from their debut album (Street Levels Vol.1) received significant radio play on the major FM Christian Radio station Joy 1250.  Prior to this, in 1996 HYS also had minor commercial success as a feature rapper on the Juno Nominated R&B single "Give It To You" (by Carlos Morgan).  Most recently, his debut solo E.P. "That 9-Oh's Vibe" was released in January 2022, and features a nostalgic mix of 90's flavoured hip-hop including romantic r&B infused ballads, head bopping freestyle posse cuts and even an uptempo sexy club jam with a dancehall reggae vibe!  The entire project as well as the 1st single "Just Rap" are available now on Spotify, and most other streaming platforms.Follow Young ShelPodcast (Spotify): Capes & Mics!Podcast (Apple): CAPES & MICS! (HipHop & Superhero Talk, With A Motivational Twist!) on Apple PodcastsIG: @capesandmicsYouTube: Capes & Mics EntertainmentLatest EP "That 9Oh's Vibe": That 9Oh's Vibe! (side "A") | Young Shel (bandcamp.com)Hip Hop Leaf: MCLike the pod? Subscribe and follow:Instagram: @hhcloverleafTwitter: @hhcloverleafFacebook: @hhcloverleafYouTube: Hip Hop Cloverleaf PodcastSoundcloud: Hip Hop Cloverleaf PodcastWebsite: hiphopcloverleaf.comEmail: hiphopcloverleafpodcast@gmail.comCreditsArtwork:Production:ECMahfuzZahidEdgar P.Jay 717Adrian Stubb

JDNB Premiere - You Heard it Here First Classifyed joins the Natty Dub ranks and sends out his ‘Information' EP across the globe in a bid for drum & bass world domination. It's a clever mix of tech step influenced rolling beats, a touch of label flair and crystal clear production which will no doubt do well across the download charts. ‘Take a Hit' mixes influences of a younger Twisted Individual with face slapping snares and high octane energy whilst ‘Natty Dub' rolls along nicely with its bubbling bass tones and fun loving breaks. ‘Give It To You' combines elements of both previous tracks, chucks in some bright piano chords and choice vocal samples which provide some much needed breathing space between almighty bass drops. Wrapping up the top secret case study with ‘Like This' Classifyed chooses his most lethal weapon yet with quality drone style low end that stretches out across the bass bins like never before. Slap on your 3D glasses, poison emitting watch and drive away into the sunset before it's too late. Released on Natty Dub Recordings

JDNB Premiere - You Heard it Here First Classifyed joins the Natty Dub ranks and sends out his ‘Information' EP across the globe in a bid for drum & bass world domination. It's a clever mix of tech step influenced rolling beats, a touch of label flair and crystal clear production which will no doubt do well across the download charts. ‘Take a Hit' mixes influences of a younger Twisted Individual with face slapping snares and high octane energy whilst ‘Natty Dub' rolls along nicely with its bubbling bass tones and fun loving breaks. ‘Give It To You' combines elements of both previous tracks, chucks in some bright piano chords and choice vocal samples which provide some much needed breathing space between almighty bass drops. Wrapping up the top secret case study with ‘Like This' Classifyed chooses his most lethal weapon yet with quality drone style low end that stretches out across the bass bins like never before. Slap on your 3D glasses, poison emitting watch and drive away into the sunset before it's too late. Released on Natty Dub Recordings

JDNB Premiere - You Heard it Here First Classifyed joins the Natty Dub ranks and sends out his ‘Information' EP across the globe in a bid for drum & bass world domination. It's a clever mix of tech step influenced rolling beats, a touch of label flair and crystal clear production which will no doubt do well across the download charts. ‘Take a Hit' mixes influences of a younger Twisted Individual with face slapping snares and high octane energy whilst ‘Natty Dub' rolls along nicely with its bubbling bass tones and fun loving breaks. ‘Give It To You' combines elements of both previous tracks, chucks in some bright piano chords and choice vocal samples which provide some much needed breathing space between almighty bass drops. Wrapping up the top secret case study with ‘Like This' Classifyed chooses his most lethal weapon yet with quality drone style low end that stretches out across the bass bins like never before. Slap on your 3D glasses, poison emitting watch and drive away into the sunset before it's too late. Released on Natty Dub Recordings

JDNB Premiere - You Heard it Here First Classifyed joins the Natty Dub ranks and sends out his ‘Information' EP across the globe in a bid for drum & bass world domination. It's a clever mix of tech step influenced rolling beats, a touch of label flair and crystal clear production which will no doubt do well across the download charts. ‘Take a Hit' mixes influences of a younger Twisted Individual with face slapping snares and high octane energy whilst ‘Natty Dub' rolls along nicely with its bubbling bass tones and fun loving breaks. ‘Give It To You' combines elements of both previous tracks, chucks in some bright piano chords and choice vocal samples which provide some much needed breathing space between almighty bass drops. Wrapping up the top secret case study with ‘Like This' Classifyed chooses his most lethal weapon yet with quality drone style low end that stretches out across the bass bins like never before. Slap on your 3D glasses, poison emitting watch and drive away into the sunset before it's too late. Released on Natty Dub Recordings

Willie Nelson "Bloody Mary Morning"Gillian Welch "Silver Dagger"Mamie Perry And The Gus Jenkins Orchestra "Lament"Golden Smog "Looking Forward to Seeing You"Bill Callahan & Bonnie Prince Billy "OD'd in Denver"Baby Huey & The Baby Sitters "Hard Times"Alberta Hunter "I've Got A Mind To Ramble"Cedric Burnside "Give It To You"Cedric Burnside "The World Can Be So Cold"Cedric Burnside & Lightnin' Malcolm "Stay Here In Your Arms"R.L. Burnside "Snake Drive"Martha & the Vandellas "Nowhere To Run"The B-52's "Rock Lobster"Nina Simone "Be My Husband"Syl Johnson "That's Just My Luck"Johnny "Guitar" Watson "Those Lonely Lonely Nights"The White Stripes "I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself"Bruce Springsteen "Because the Night"The Clash "I'm So Bored with the U.S.A."The Hold Steady "Stay Positive"The Replacements "Alex Chilton"Victoria Spivey "Dope Head Blues"Etta James "All I Could Do Was Cry"Lucinda Williams "Lake Charles"R.E.M. "At My Most Beautiful"The Beach Boys "In My Room"Eilen Jewell "Down the Road"Memphis Minnie "I Got to Make a Change Blues"Aimee Mann "Give Me Fifteen"Big Maybelle "Please Stay Away from My Sam"George Jones "Imitation Of Love"Laura Lee "Dirty Old Man"Koko Taylor "Tease Your Man"Alejandro Escovedo "Try, Try, Try"Chuck Berry "No Particular Place To Go"Muddy Waters "Long distance Call"Wilco "Walken"Bob Dylan "Honest With Me"Cat Power "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels"My Morning Jacket "I'm Amazed"The Glands "When I Laugh"Marah "Sooner or Later"Arlo McKinley "Gone for Good"James Cotton "Cut You Loose"Buddy Guy & Junior Wells "Catfish Blues"

In this episode Jazzie Belle breaks down the career of hip hop's first female solo rap act to go platinum and how the superstar had an influence in her life through music, fashion and sexuality. Women in Hip Hop is a partner of the Double Elvis podcast network. For more of the best music storytelling follow @DoubleElvis on Instagram or search Double Elvis in your podcast app. 

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Pop phenom Julia Michaels describes her own genesis as a songwriter and lets us in on some of the early inspirations that helped launch her remarkable career, and winning writer Keegan Bost takes us behind the scenes on his winning song, “Give It To You.” Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Happy St Georges Day everyone! What better way to celebrate than another portion of Punky along with nine great songs from Black Mambas, Chaos Bleak, The Nuclears, Jo Carley And The Old Dry Skulls, The Fall, The Ramonas, The Heck, Metaleptic Fit and The Fadeaways.Comedy Suburbs, blonde jokes?, British Podcast Awards, Tony has your Facebook comments, Crash Induction, French toilets, last week, Tony talks about his gig in Nottingham, set lists, Nutty Nottingham tour, big feet, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, PGOTW, the week ahead, band practice, Paul's off to Oslo, Izzatwat, quirks in other languages and we remind you of the various ways you can listen.Song 1: Black Mambas – Baby I’ll Give It To YouSong 2: Chaos Bleak – Beneath The MoonSong 3: The Nuclears – Back To My GirlSong 4: Jo Carley And The Old Dry Skulls – Too Much BluesSong 5: The Fall – Futures And PastsSong 6: The Ramonas – 2.0.1.6. (Fuck This)Song 7: The Heck – Waiting In LineSong 8: Metaleptic Fit – Let’s Build Another WallSong 9: The Fadeaways – I’m Useless

This week my guest Leigh tells us about being “indoctrinated” into the world of New Kids On The Block by an over-enthusiastic Blockhead cousin, and we discuss the lyrically reprehensible and musically unreasonable “Give It To You” by Jordan Knight. We uncover Robin Thicke, Alan Thicke, and Donnie Wahlberg's roles in this supremely creepy “forced anthem,” we get an unreliable, secondhand account from Jordan Knight assuring us that his conquest did indeed “want this,” and how his history with NKOTB might've created the sense entitlement we hear in these lyrics. Movies(?!) We Like: Baby Drive and One More Time With Feeling

#SweetErins BRANDEDafterDARK BRANDEDafterDARK - with award winning Canadian recording artist Carlos Morgan Host: Charles iambranded Madison Call number (713) 955-0720 Nexxlegacy is a global multimedia brand dedicated in providing direction to help strengthen aspiring artists in growing & enhancing personal goals, and aspirations. http://www.nexxlegacy.com http://www.facebook.com/nexxlegacy Morgan's career status is well earned, starting with “Feeling Alright”, his debut album, which showcased the diversity of the Artist's singing style with songs like “Get Down To It” and “When Two Become One” to upbeat R&B tracks “Give It To You” and “Baby C’mon” "Feeling Alright” quickly became one of Canada’s hottest selling independent albums, topping the charts at #3on The Records Independent Charts. Morgan was the recipient of the 2014 Black Canadian Awards “Best R&B Artist” & “Role Model” Award for his second album “The Compilation.”  

Track list:I Just Wanna Dance 2012 (Wayne G & Andy Alder Edit); Bette Davis Eyes (Club Mix); Give It To You feat. Cristobal (Seamus Haji Main Mix); Creep (T. Tommy & Victor Perez Remix); Fly Away (Blas Marin, Patrizze); Just Not Together (Lissat & Voltaxx Remix); Giving You Love (T. Tommy Remix); Let The Sun Shine 2012 (Tocadisco Remix); Let The Music Play feat. Sandy Duperval (Mantovani & Torriero Remix); Reach Up (Papa's Got A Brand New Pig Bag) (Flesh & Bone Remix); Alive! (Alan Koster Remix); Get Crazy Feat. LaTasha S. Jordan

Jonny welcomes back his Internet friend Jon Rind for another listener request show, this time on the music of G. Love and his amusingly titled rhythm section, Special Sauce. This Philly-based bluesman/rapper has a fun, unique style of music that blends genres in a way you don't often hear. Jonny recently went to his first G. Love show for New Year's Eve, so he has a very fresh experience to draw from as the duo explores this music. Here's the setlist: 1. Cold Beverages (G. Love & Special Sauce) 2. Blues Music (G. Love & Special Sauce) 4. Small Fish (Coast to Coast Motel) 5. Kiss and Tell (Coast to Coast Motel) 6. Recipe (Yeah, It's That Easy) 7. Stepping Stones (Yeah, It's That Easy) 8. Astronaut (The Hustle) 9. Give It To You feat. Jack Johnson (The Hustle) 10. Booty Call (The Hustle) 11. Back of the Bus (The Hustle) 12. Ain't That Right (Lemonade) 13. Rainbow feat. Jack Johnson (Lemonade) Encore: Mayer Hawthorne - "The Walk" (How Do You Do) Please let us know what you think via email (crosstawk@gmail.com) or Twitter (@crosstawk, @jonnymetts, and @JonathanRind). Jon will return imminently with more hip-hop (and hip-hop things)!