Podcasts about herma puma

Welcome to the bonus episode for season 3 of the podcast, brought to you by The Find. The podcast focuses on exploring the art, passion and culture of hip hop, going beyond the typical questioning, and digging deeper into the passions, inspirations and experiences of those involved in the scene's rich culture, immersing you in the music. This season features intro music by Herma Puma & Jabba The Kut. This episode meets two of the UKs most respected hip hop podcasters. From two different paths within the scene, the duo combined forces to create one of the finest podcasts covering the scene. Having created a Jay-Z series that topped charts around the world, they have positioned themselves as ambassadors for hip hop. With Chris Mitchell aka Kinetik talking from the standpoint of an MC with a journalism degree, and Sumit having long been involved in hip hop journalism as the founder of Hip Hop Chronicles, they are undoubtedly two of the most passionate fans and contributors to the music we all love that I have met to date. this is Diggin' The Crates. with Breaking Atoms. #dtcpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to season 3, episode 6 of the podcast, brought to you by The Find. The podcast focuses on exploring the art, passion and culture of hip hop, going beyond the typical questioning, and digging deeper into the passions, inspirations and experiences of those involved in the scene's rich culture, immersing you in the music. This season features artwork from Ross Mullins of Anchor Points and intro music by Herma Puma & Jabba The Kut, with editing support for this episode from Felix Payne. In the final episode of the season, we talk to to one of my all time musical heroes. One of the finest lyricists in hip hop, who has worked with countless artists including J Dilla, The Roots, Exile, Madlib, Doom, KRS One and so many more. In the beginnings of his career he turned down a deal with Death Row Records to pursue an independent path, as a key member of the Dirty Science collective, and later setting up his own label imprint - A New World Color. From solo projects, to features, mixtapes and production, his quality is always high, and always true to life. For the final time this season, this is Diggin' The Crates. with Blu. #dtcpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to season 3, episode 5 of the podcast, brought to you by The Find. The podcast focuses on exploring the art, passion and culture of hip hop, going beyond the typical questioning, and digging deeper into the passions, inspirations and experiences of those involved in the scene's rich culture, immersing you in the music. This season features artwork from Ross Mullins of Anchor Points and intro music by Herma Puma & Jabba The Kut.In this episode we meet a remarkable lyricist, DJ, lecturer, podcaster and more, who has forged a career within music and continuously strived to expand the reach of Hip Hop within her community. Hailing from Stepney in London, her inspiring journey has seen her develop her own organisation - Doctored Sound, supporting creatives in long lasting ways, whilst remaining true to her core skill of lyricism. This is Diggin' The Crates, with Isatta Sheriff. #dtcpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to season 3, episode 4 of the podcast, brought to you by The Find. The podcast focuses on exploring the art, passion and culture of hip hop, going beyond the typical questioning, and digging deeper into the passions, inspirations and experiences of those involved in the scene's rich culture, immersing you in the music. This season features artwork from Ross Mullins of Anchor Points and intro music by Herma Puma & Jabba The Kut, with editing support for this episode from Felix Payne. For this episode we meet an illustrator who has embodied the hip hop ethos for the majority of his life. Originally from England, he relocated to New York as a breakdancer, graffiti writer and artist, finding his way within the scene. His remarkable journey has led him to creating arguably the most respected series of hip hop illustrations to date in the form of Ego Strip. Spanning decades we dig deep into his inspiration and path to this point. This is Diggin' The Crates with Dan Lish#dtcpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to season 3, episode 3 of the podcast, brought to you by The Find. The podcast focuses on exploring the art, passion and culture of hip hop, going beyond the typical questioning, and digging deeper into the passions, inspirations and experiences of those involved in the scene's rich culture, immersing you in the music. This season features artwork from Ross Mullins of Anchor Points and intro music by Herma Puma & Jabba The Kut. This time round we talk to a lyricist who's garnered support from the whose who of the rap scene including Sway and Statik Selektah. Having collaborated with Sean Price, Skyzoo, members of IAM, any so many more, he's forged an independent career that many dream of. Originating from the Comoros Islands, eventually relocating to Brooklyn, and most recently moving to Berlin, his story and passion for the music he makes is truly inspiring. This is Diggin The Crates with Napoleon Da Legend. #dtcpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to season 3, episode 2 of the podcast, brought to you by The Find. The podcast focuses on exploring the art, passion and culture of hip hop, going beyond the typical questioning, and digging deeper into the passions, inspirations and experiences of those involved in the scene's rich culture, immersing you in the music. This season features artwork from Ross Mullins of Anchor Points and intro music by Herma Puma & Jabba The Kut. This episode returns to the UK with a duo who burst onto the scene at only 15 years old with their original group. Since then they've worked with artists internationally to create an intricate and complex jazz infused soundscape that blends the ethos of Jazz and Hip Hop alongside a smorgasbord of styles, techniques and genres. Their sound has seen them recently sign to the legendary Blue Note Records family on a worldwide deal. Their vibrant and energetic style combined with incredible technical skill is helping them to forge their own distinctive and genuinely original sound. This is Diggin' The Crates, with Blue Lab Beats. #dtcpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to season 3, episode 1 of the podcast, brought to you by The Find. The podcast focuses on exploring the art, passion and culture of hip hop, going beyond the typical questioning, and digging deeper into the passions, inspirations and experiences of those involved in the scene's rich culture, immersing you in the music. This season features artwork from Ross Mullins of Anchor Points and intro music by Herma Puma & Jabba The Kut. The first episode of season 3 features one of my favourite producers and MCs, who both lyrically and behind the boards has crafted a distinctive and unmistakable soundscape. His work-rate is next to none, quietly amassing a collection of soulful, dusty and raw hip hop with a touch of Jazz. Having worked with some of the finest names in Hip Hop, this is a rare and in depth interview with an artist who truly deserves to be celebrated. All of the music featured has been produced by today's guest, so without further ado, this is Diggin' The Crates, with Kev Brown #dtcpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to season 2, episode 7 of the podcast, the final episode of the season, brought to you by The Find. The podcast focuses on exploring the art, passion and culture of hip hop, going beyond the typical questioning, and digging deeper into the passions, inspirations and experiences of those involved in the scene's rich culture, featuring artwork from Sic Film and intro music by Herma Puma & Jabba The Kut, and interview editing by Trei Taylor. This time the graphics are an ode to Madlib's 2003 album Shades Of Blue on Blue Note Records. This episode features a producer and MC who many producers cite as an inspiration and lyricists cite as a dream collaborator. With a stellar list of collaborators including his long term friends Aloe Blacc and Blu, he has cemented himself as a go-to for soulful, perfectly crafted and intricate music. For the final time this season, This is Diggin' The Crates, with Exile. This episode of Diggin' The Crates is sponsored by Cold Busted, an L.A.-based record label that curates the best in beats. #dtcpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to season 2, episode 6 of the podcast, brought to you by The Find. The podcast focuses on exploring the art, passion and culture of hip hop, going beyond the typical questioning, and digging deeper into the passions, inspirations and experiences of those involved in the scene's rich culture, featuring artwork from Sic Film and intro music by Herma Puma & Jabba The Kut, and interview editing by Grey Winter-Jones. This time the graphics are an ode to 1998's album from People Under The Stairs - The Next Step. This episode features an LA based lyricist who has been building a solid fanbase with jazz soaked, soul led rhymes that reflect on life, love and music. With his highly respected Jazz & Coffee series, he's risen to fame and has consequently supported the likes of Bizarre Ride, People Under The Stairs and more as a solo artist and with his group Revolutionary Rhythm. This is Diggin' The Crates, with Kid Abstrakt.This episode of the DTC podcast is supporting the upcoming paperback release of God Save The Queens - The Essential History of women in hip hop - by Kathy Iandoli - As a massively respected journalist who has written for the likes of Vibe, Pitchfork, XXL and many more, Kathy's book shines a much needed light on the history of women within hip hop. There's no doubt that female voices have not been given enough time and respect within the genre's history, and this book is righting that wrong. Covering every facet of the scene, from early lyricists such as Roxanne Shante and Queen Latifah to the current superstars of the scene, the book explores gender, money, sexuality, objectification and more. The book is available from all good retailers including Amazon. Check out God Save The Queens - The Essential History of women in hip hop - by Kathy Iandoli - an essential read for any fan of hip hop, new or old. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we are joined by a Detroit native, whose journey included a brief time in Atlanta. As a lyricist, she has crafted an honest, super lyrical and introverted style twinned with raw talent and flow. Having worked with Apollo Brown, 14KT, Tom Caruana and many more, this is a rare interview with a supreme talent - Boog Brown.As ever, Diggin' The Crates is brought to you by The Find, created by Vice beats and graphics by sicfilm.net + the intro music by Herma Puma and Jabba Tha Kut plus interview editing by Felix Payne. This episode is brought to you by Scholars Entertainment (@scholars.ENT)#dtcpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's Diggin' The Crates meets Mecca:83 aka Rise - a Manchester based producer who has collaborated with Tom Misch, Kinkai, Scorzayzee, Replife and SO many more alongside a myriad of dope instrumental releases. He talks about his pathway into production, his setup, and aspirations for the future.As ever, Diggin' The Crates is brought to you by The Find, created by Vice beats and graphics by sicfilm.net + the intro music by Herma Puma and Jabba Tha Kut plus interview editing by Felix Payne. This episode is brough to you by Uchi Clothing (www.uchi.co.uk)#dtcpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guest Host: Victamone! Music from Gumble, Baker Brothers, Lord Echo ft. Mara TK, Prince, Pamoja, Herma Puma, Sade, Flamingosis ft. Yung Bae, Aaron Brockovich, The Rah Band, Slakah The Beatchild, Tom Misch & Yussef Dayes, The Kount, El Abstrakto, The Gaff and Booty Carell. Bringing you the best music that isn't on the radio. Powered by artists on the Private Stock Records Label and content in the Private Stock Record Pool. https://linktr.ee/PrivateStockRecords

This week's Diggin' The Crates meets Lack Of Afro, the UK based producer and multi-instrumentalist who has forged a unique sound and narrative within the Hip Hop, Soul, Funk and Jazz scenes. Talking about his motivations, entry into music and being a label boss alongside composer for TV and advertising music, this in depth interview meets an unsung hero of the scene.As ever, Diggin' The Crates is brought to you by The Find, created by Vice beats and graphics by sicfilm.net + the intro music by Herma Puma and Jabba Tha Kut#dtcpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The second episode of season two of DTC sees two of Hip Hop's royalty - Slug of Atmosphere and Murs of Living Legends aka FELT discussing how they got to where they are today, what they would do if they weren't in music and their take on the current musical climate and SO much more! Today's episode is supported by Scratch Pro Audio. As ever, Diggin' The Crates is brought to you by The Find, created by Vice beats and graphics by sicfilm.net + the into music by Herma Puma and Jabba Tha Kut#dtcpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Going out in style. Join your Host, Alex Lynch, and the 'All Glory' team as they finish up the series by delving into the retro trends of FASHION. Remy learns about Model Behaviour, Charlotte gets a makeover she'll never forget and Tom is invited to a wedding. But what does the future past hold for the team at 'All Glory'? Special guest: Marie Lawrence (Murder in Successville). Guest Co-writer: Fran Bushe. Music by Herma Puma and Crespo / 'Parisian' by Kevin MacLeod.

Story corner. Join your Host, Alex Lynch, and the 'All Glory' team as they raid the bookshelves for retro forms of LITERATURE. Tom re-opens the book on a once-famous crime author making her comeback, Remy flips through the pages of a new kind of interactive adventure and Charlotte loses herself in the chapters of an unpredictable Serial Biographer. Special guest: Briony Redman (FA / The Playground). Music by Herma Puma and Crespo.

Theatre, Film and Television. Join your Host, Alex Lynch, and the 'All Glory' team as they delve into the retro trends of ENTERTAINMENT. Remy is away and so our guest Reporter, Lola-Rose Maxwell, gets a peek behind the curtain of lesser known Pop Musicals, Charlotte digs through the TV crates of Lost Reality shows and Tom rewinds to the days of the controversially uncontroversial Pleasant Betamax. Special guest: Tessa Coates (Massive Dad). Music by Herma Puma and Crespo.

Valentines is nearly upon us. Join your Host, Alex Lynch, and the 'All Glory' team as they delve into the retro trends of DATING. Remy discovers flirtatious Body Language from history, Charlotte gains an exclusive interview with the inventor of the world's first dating app and Tom learns about a certain tragedy that befell a sleepy rural village. Special guest: John Henry Falle (The Storybeast / The Crystal Maze Live). Music by Herma Puma.

Pimpernel Jones - Intro Gramatik - On the Boardwalk Devil Mcdoom - Watching Sleazy UFOs Passing By Slum Village - Turning Me Off Will Sessions - One Love (Instrumental) Nas - One Love Blu & Exile - Berries + Juices Mato - All Good Shoes - Afta Lafta (Comes Tearz) Dj Rhettmatic - Punta Fuego Large Pro - Hot, Sizzling, Scorching, Torching, Blazing (Tom Caruana mix) K-Def - NJ Dodgers Pad Trio - Tribute to Gang starr Dj Vitamin D - No Love For Hard Times (Gramatik mix) Vicki Anderson - Message From The Soul Sisters (Jim Sharp mix) Ernie Hines - Our Generation The elusive Pimpernel Jones has been making beats as Herma Puma since his debut lp on First Word records in 2010. This mix is just a rundown of some beats that hes feeling at the moment, getting ready for summer to kick in properly. You can catch him play the Bedroom Bar, London on 12th July. https://soundcloud.com/herma-puma http://hermapuma.bandcamp.com/

A selection of new and not so new music to round off Groovement’s 2011. We’ve been blessed with demo versions of top drawer new Manchester hip hop from the collective Mothership Connection (plus amazing new instrumentals from Riddle), beats from Brighton heads Murder He Wrote and Alphabet’s Heaven, brand new soul from Lee Fields and the Truth & Soul crew, new jazz from Portico Quartet and Robert Glasper, plus a good smattering of hip hop. Enjoy. Broadcast and sloppily mixed live 22 December 2011. 00:00 Lee Fields & The Expressions – Intermission 02:10 Lee Fields & The Expressions – Faithful Man 06:23 Ye Mighty – Beyond 12:27 Herma Puma – Disposable Rappers (Buscrates Remix) 12:40 Riddle – The Downfall (Instrumental) 14:48 Riddle – Sunshine (Instrumental) 17:04 Riddle – Urban Livin (Instrumental) 19:47 Called Understandable Souls – Could Not Find You 24:54 Diamond District – I Mean Business (Maverick’s Carver-Langston Remix) 26:28 K.i.T – 06. Dreams Dumies Can Buy 30:54 Lund Quartet – Sequoia 35:42 Rage Against the Machine – Renegades of Funk 39:40 Lapalux – Quick Kiss 41:36 Lapalux – There Are Monsters In This Bed 43:06 attak.media – Round 2 (demo v4) 46:43 Hiatus & Shura – Fortune’s Fool (Danny Drive Thru Remix) 52:03 Portico Quartet – Spinner 54:53 Robert Glasper – ah yeah 59:42 Mothership Connection – Lazurus Trip (Rough) (Prod. Dr 1:01:31 Mothership Connection – Naivety is no Excuse (Rough) ( 1:05:05 Mothership Connection – Bayeux in the Dark (Rough) (Pr 1:08:19 Mothership Connection – At the Crossroads (Rough) (Pro 1:10:30 LORN & DOLOR – II- SUPER GLUE // A DRAWING 1:13:26 Dub Phizix & Skeptical – Marka (feat. Strategy) 1:17:16 Nine Inch Nails – Closer (1994) 1:21:50 The Pharcyde – Ya Mama 1:23:15 Khain 74 – SOUL SLICE 1:24:41 Wu Tang Vs The Beatles – C.R.E.A.M. 1:25:57 Poor Righteous Teachers – Shakiyla 1:29:30 Mecca:83 – Dwarf Star (feat Knwldg Highs) 1:30:53 The Notorious B.I.G. – Kick in the Door 1:33:27 Quantic & His Combo Barbaro – The Dreaming Mind, Pt. 1 1:38:32 Alphabets Heaven – Iou 1:42:52 Alphabets Heaven – GM Loop 1:45:05 Pedestrian – Hei Poa (Muder He Wrote ‘Slow Down’ edit) v20 1:48:50 Lee Fields & The Expressions – You’re The Kind of Girl 1:51:56 Sinden feat. Jesse Boykins III – 01. Sinden – HIGH DEMAND feat. Jesse Boykins III 1:55:10 Nosaj Thing – 1685/Bach 1:57:01 Nas – Hero (feat. Keri Hilson) (Instrumental) 1:59:58 Knxwledge. – Petaluma[dnt.ask] 2:00:54 Kwala – Para Salin 2:01:35 Fly Moon Royalty – Do What You Say 2:03:28 Constant Deviants – Walk Of Fame 2:06:54 Tron aka Rinzler – STMB 200 2:08:39 Vince DeCola – Unicron Medley 2:10:01 Aaliyah – Extra Smooth 2:13:08 Busta Rhymes – Rhymes Galore (LP Version-Clean) 2:14:17 Cocoa Brovaz – Black Trump (Feat. Raekwon) 2:17:10 De La Soul – Big Brother Beat 2:19:19 Dilated Peoples – Worst Comes To Worst 2:20:31 Eric Lau – Some Time 2:22:19 Minnie Riperton – Inside My Love 2:24:00 Om Unit vs Kromestar – Solar Cycle 2:26:32 Pete Rock – The Best Secret Ft. The Lords Of The Underground

Some of the most cinematic beats you will hear for a long time. FRAMEWORKS aka Matt Brewer brings a selection of beats and bliss for 90 minutes or so, including his own work with the likes of Sabira Jade and Blu Rum 13. A gorgeous accompaniment to last week’s Mecca:83 and Dabrye x Illum Sphere podcasts. If you like what you hear, let him know – comment below and check http://soundcloud.com/frameworks Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Framewo… TRACKLIST 00:00 Jon Hopkins – Wire 00:54 Herma Puma – Dream 05:25 Onra – A New Dynasty 07:49 Metaform – Barbie Doll 10:13 Frameworks – Moonlighting 12:03 Souleance – Amourette 16:38 Floored Capri – I Tell You What 18:33 edIT – Ants 23:51 Ratatat – Loud Pipes 26:29 Frameworks - Rotterdam 35:36 Frameworks – Vanish 39:08 Emancipator – Anthem 45:51 Bobby Granite – strength of the sun 47:51 KING – Supernatural 52:09 sABIRa Jade – Somehow 57:14 K-Kruz/Steve Spacek – Look Honest 1:00:49 Pretty Lights – Finally Moving 1:04:08 RJD2 – Ring Finger 1:08:00 Jon Kennedy – Live Test 1:11:57 Kate Bush – Cloudbusting 1:15:23 Ghost – Round Trip 1:17:51 Prefuse 73 – Choking You 1:22:22 Wax Tailor – There Is Danger 1:25:46 Danny Elfman – Edward Scissorhands Theme

Herma Puma: Pimp Rocker We want to continue bringing you the best in music all year long. Fresh off my road trip to Chicago, this track comes from supaproducers Herma Puma.  Herma Puma is the duo of  Simple X and Pimpernel Jones. I'll be the first to admit that I'm a beat fanatic. Instrumentals and dope beatz are a fine passion for this ageless B-Boy. No wonder I like to share and promote the music  of the ill headz who are creating these masterpieces. The timing couldn't be more perfect as the new album from Herma Puma drops today on First Word Records and globally on iTunes, Amazon, and all digital stores. Show your love and expand your playlist with some "real" hip hop. Without further adieu we give you a snippet of  Herma Puma. Enjoy. COA   Herma Puma 1. 7/12 release date on itunes, amazon, etc. 2. 7" single comes with free download code for lp Twitter Following @hermapuma @SimpleXmusic  or connect with them on Facebook !