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Its been 21 years since we were introduced to Sammie via his hit classic record "I Like It", so we sat down with him before his Live Performance In Orlando, FL (which is also his hometown) to kind of catch up with him and talk a few current music events. [ VIDEO HERE: https://youtu.be/RxLRGBFbNqc ]

Alana from the KIDZ BOP Kids shares today's KIDZ BOP Daily update for Friday, July 2. It's Friday – which means it's time for Friday Favorites! Today's kids' song of the day is "I Like It" by the KIDZ BOP Kids!

Förra veckan såg det ut som att Clara Klingenström var på väg att lämna när Behöver Inte Dig Idag föll till åttondeplatsen. Clara Klingenström tvåa på Svensktoppen Nu vänder det starkt uppåt istället och Clara Klingenström är nu tvåa med Behöver Inte Dig Idag. Miriam Bryant och Victor Leksell fortsätter också att vara farliga i toppstriden med Tystnar I Luren som nu är trea. Etta för tredje veckan i rad är dock Molly Sandén med Nån Annan Nu. Newkid kommer tillbaka med Starkare, dock på en blygsam tiondeplats. Benjamin Ingrosso får lämna med Smile men är fortfarande aktuell på fjärdeplatsen med Allt Det Vackra. Veckans bubblare på Svensktoppen Bland veckans bubblare märks I Like It med Eagle-Eye Cherry, Sommaren För Längesedan med Sonja Aldén och Dumb med Jubël. Carolina Norén - programledare och producent carolina.noren@sverigesradio.se

Ayden from the KIDZ BOP Kids shares today's KIDZ BOP Daily update for Wednesday, June 23. It's Wednesday – which means it's time for our Wednesday Workout. Today's kids' song of the day is "I Like It" by the KIDZ BOP Kids!

First show in some time thanks to breaking my Shoulder. With that said my new name is now the One Armed Bandit... Fresh TP wax from Dissymmetrical Records & Deep Jungle... Records Spun Phantom Image, New World Order. Deep Jungle Limit, So Many Things. Dissymmetrical Limit, Melted Down. Dissymmetrical Limit & Assymmetric, Jungle. Dissymmetrical If-Read & Assymmetric, Better Technology. Dissymmetrical Harmony, I Like It. Deep Jungle Harmony, Up In Smoke. Deep Jungle Harmony, Who Are You. Deep Jungle Harmony, Dark Matter. Deep Jungle Harmony, Digging. Deep Jungle Dillinja, Humanity. Deep Jungle Dillinja, Deep. Deep Jungle Dillinja, Violent Killa. Valve Doc Scott. Shadow Boxing. 31 Records Lemon D, 12.01. Valve Simon Bassline Smith, Midnite. Deep Jungle Adam F, F Jam (Vocal mix ft MC Conrad). Positiva Pascal, Fear Of The Unknown. Deep Jungle Equinox, What We Have Forgotten (Nebula VIP). Scientific Wax Equinox, Paralyze Babylon (Dub-One VIP). Scientific Wax Krave, Big Tingz. Amenology DWarde, Nighty Journey (Ft Tim Reaper). Deep Jungle Krave, Rolling Thunder. Amenology Sonars Ghost, No 1 (Feel It). Deep Jungle Drumsound & Bassline Smith, Palamino (RMX). Technique FBD Project, The Core (DSP RMX). Bang-In Tunes Undercover Agent, Babylon (Future RMX). Juice

01.Tropkillaz - Oooh! (I Like It)! 02.ETC!ETC! & Desamor. - Putc 03.TroyBoi - Mother Africa 04.Marshmello, Eptic & Juicy J - Hitta 05.21 Savage - Emergency feat. Gunna & Young Thug 06.Ty Dolla $ign, Jack Harlow & 24kGoldn - I Won 07.Yo Gotti - Drop feat. DaBaby 08.Sech - Somos Iguales 09.Bad Bunny - Yonaguni 10.Ozuna - Tiempo 11.Roddy Ricch - Late At Night 12.LPB Poody & Lil Wayne - Batman (Remix) feat. Moneybagg Yo 13.Lil Baby & Lil Durk - Still Runnin ft Meek Mill 14.Euro Gotit - TAKE OFF feat. Future & Bangladesh 15.GHASTLY - THE OG 16.Yellow Claw & Crisis Era - Kawaii 808 (Ft. Ramengvrl) 17.Yellow Claw, Juyen Sebulba & Sihk - Bassgod (Ft. Ramengvrl) 18.Skrillex - Always Love (ft. Lophiile) 19.Ty Dolla $ign - Runaway (prod. by Skrillex) (Leak, 2021) 20.Skrillex - Real Love Save You 21.Skip Marley - Higher Place 22.Damian Jr Gong Marley - What Do You Say (Move It Baby) ft PJ 23.Capleton & Irie Ites - Throw Us Down

Moulz & Mel have no choice but to barge through the door without knocking to deliver takes of their own about Cardi B's critically acclaimed debut album, Invasion Of Privacy. ------------------- Intro (0:00) -- The Rating System, Explained (7:18 - 10:12) -- This Week In Moulz & Mel (1:04:03) -- Invasion Of Privacy Info (1:22:26) -- Track 1: "Get Up 10" (1:52:09) -- Track 2: "Drip" (2:18:25) -- Track 3: "Bickenhead" (2:29:07) -- Track 4: "Bodak Yellow" (2:38:47) -- Track 5: "Be Careful" (2:52:47) -- Track 6: "Best Life" (2:57:58) -- Track 7: "I Like It" (3:06:34) -- Track 8: "Ring" (3:27:15) -- Track 9: "Money Bag" (3:33:29) -- Track 10: "Bartier Cardi" (3:35:57) -- Track 11: "She Bad" (3:39:39) -- Track 12: "Thru Your Phone" (3:45:36) -- Track 13: "I Do" (3:49:05) -- Ranking Invasion Of Privacy (3:58:14) -- Outro (4:03:14) Support this podcast

Filmmaker Matthew Heineman joins Eric to talk about his latest documentary, THE BOY FROM MEDELLIN, which centers on reggeton superstar J Balvin (the voice and creative force behind such massive hits as MI GENTE, I LIKE IT,, AGUA, and countless other songs). Heineman's camera turns its gaze on Balvin as the pop star returns to his home city of Medellin for the last stop on his world tour. That homecoming takes a dramatic turn as the country is plunged into anti-government protests led by Colombian youth. Heineman shares what it was like to capture a superstar caught between the desire to entertain and the demands of fans on social media that he speak to the political crisis of his homeland; to witness a brilliantly talented performer with his reputation and tour all on the line.  Also, Claire Phillips, author of A Room with a Darker View: Chronicles of My Mother and Schizophrenia drops by to talk with Kate and recommend Schizophrenia: A Brother Finds Answers in Medical Science by Ronald Chase.

Filmmaker Matthew Heineman joins Eric to talk about his latest documentary, THE BOY FROM MEDELLIN, which centers on reggeton superstar J Balvin (the voice and creative force behind such massive hits as MI GENTE, I LIKE IT,, AGUA, and countless other songs). Heineman's camera turns its gaze on Balvin as the pop star returns to his home city of Medellin for the last stop on his world tour. That homecoming takes a dramatic turn as the country is plunged into anti-government protests led by Colombian youth. Heineman shares what it was like to capture a superstar caught between the desire to entertain and the demands of fans on social media that he speak to the political crisis of his homeland; to witness a brilliantly talented performer with his reputation and tour all on the line.  Also, Claire Phillips, author of A Room with a Darker View: Chronicles of My Mother and Schizophrenia drops by to talk with Kate and recommend Schizophrenia: A Brother Finds Answers in Medical Science by Ronald Chase.

Steve Cooper talks with rapper Lyrics Born. From his Quannum Projects debut with Latyrx (1997’s The Album), to 2003’s seminal solo album Later That Day, he has consistently pushed the boundaries of his craft. His latest project, Quite A Life, is like the exclamation point on his milestone year. As the first Asian-American to release a greatest hits compilation, he’s pumped out multiple smash singles throughout his career. From Callin’ Out and I Like It, I Love It to I Changed My Mind and Coulda Woulda Shoulda his material has always retained a musically eclectic feel. Since establishing himself among the upper echelon of indie Hip Hop artists, LB has expanded his empire into film. He has appeared in films such as Boots Riley’s critically acclaimed Sorry To Bother You and the Netflix feature Always Be My Maybe starring Ali Wong, Randall Park and Keanu Reeves. 

Universal Orlando’s VelociCoaster officially opens June 10th, but previews are already underway! In this episode, Niko from all the podcasts (seriously, check out his details below) joins us for a friendly, spoiler-filled debate. Is this coaster Universal’s newest masterpiece or simply an adequate addition to a now ambiguously themed island? You be the judge!    Read more about Krysti’s experience and see pictures of the queue!  https://orlandodecoded.com/2021/05/02/we-got-to-ride-universals-velocicoaster/   Love chatting about theme parks? Talk to us on social media! Click the link below to join the Buzz Cola Cult Discord Server! https://discord.gg/jWx7VfDvrk   Click the link below to join the Orlando Theme Parks and Attractions Facebook Group! https://www.facebook.com/groups/2447727082157393/   Where To Find Niko:    Niko hosts I’m 13, and I Like It, a podcast about those things we all adored at 13 years old. Previous episodes have covered Weird Al Yankovich, Bat Mitzvahs, and Shamrock Shakes. You can find all their previous episodes at https://im-13-and-i-like-it-d5f75151.simplecast.com.    Follow Niko and I’m 13 and I Like It! on Twitter: @WhtKnklNiko   Niko is also a producer and technical extraordinaire on:    HHN365 - All Horror Nights, All the time!  Twitter: @HHN365   The DisReferee Podcast - A podcast discussing Disney in light of current events  Twitter: @DisReferee Where To Find Jonathan:   Insta: @hunguponthemeparks Twitter: @huotp_pod  YouTube: www.youtube.com/hunguponthemeparks   Where To Find Krysti:   Krysti’s blog, Orlando Decoded, explores all that is awesome about Orlando and Central Florida. We cover theme parks, special events, dining options, local attractions, and more!   Read it at http://orlandodecoded.com!   Instagram: @orlandodecoded Twitter: @orlandodecoded Facebook Page: @orlandodecoded      Intro music courtesy of Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio  

We are interviewing a VERY special guest today, and if you were born in the 90’s this will be a treat for you too! Sammie is one of the few in the music industry to make the successful transition from pre-teen hitmaker to grown-up artist. He first gained notoriety with the Gold-certified top 25 Billboard Hot 100 hit “I Like It” back in 1999 and is still making hits! Asia and Jareed are secretly “fan-girling” this episode, as they are both huge fans. Sammie is spilling his secrets on what it was like to transition to adulthood in the spotlight, how he overcame adversity and has remained authentic to himself and his craft.  Starts at approx. 26:30 Before the Interview we also discuss:  Jareed’s Baby Moon Asia’s second dose vaccine side effects Derek Chauvin guilty verdict  Ma’Khia Bryant’s death  Privileged white women in Asia’s instagram DM’s  Connect with Sammie  Simply Naked Candle Co. Connect with DWA on Instagram & Twitter 

Local Artist Johnny Duncan joins me in a great conversation in episode #3 to talk about JENKINS2D! His work has a really cool unique vibe.....and I LIKE IT! Find out who inspired him to create his characters in his work. His travel stories, growing up not knowing he was creating art, and how a video game gave him THE sign. Johnny is a down to earth guy and was really cool to chat with. Join us in our first of many conversations with Johnny Duncan aka JENKINS2D! Go check out www.jenkins2d.com for JENKINS2D's work and merchandise being sold now. #jrock830 #JENKINS2D #jrockinitpod #tomandjerry #scoopstreet #artwork JENKINS2D next art show! Creative Eye SA Presents Hopeful Coasting JENKINS2D Art Exhibition May 7th-31st Opening Reception 7pm-11pm 1420 S Alamo St Studio #201 San Antonio, Texas 78204 CreativeEyeSATX.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This is the one we've all been waiting for! I had the honor of talking with my former band director, Dr. Reginald A. McDonald. We begin with what his inspiration was to become a band director (8:42), Prof Mac discusses his journey of being a full time band director at TSU while getting his doctorate (25:58), we talk about the maturation of his students after college (31:52), we touch on the band from Prof Mac's perspective (54:46), and we close with some of Prof Mac's best times with the Aristocrat of Bands (01:35:01). This is a good one folks, a lot of knowledge from Prof Mac with the ins and outs of the band program and life in general. Please be sure to subscribe on the website at www.gtalkpodcast.com.  Music: Return of the Mack x Mark Morrison, I Like It x DeBarge

Turns out 'warrenous' isn't a word. Well you know what? I LIKE IT! That's what the book shop in Kyneton was like - warrenous. The book shop where I bought the book 'The Australian Yarn', from which I read a story out of at the end of the pod this week. Warrenous. What other word would do?!

This week Jono talks about his house flip, Donovan has a new show called , I Like It with guest Randy Bachman, plus Drumaoke!

Escrito por Leila Cobo, Vicepresidenta de Música Latina en Billboard y la mayor autoridad de la música latina, La fórmula “Despacito” es una mirada profunda al detrás de escenas de la música que hace bailar al mundo entero.Seguramente conoces “Despacito”, la canción de Luis Fonsi y Daddy Yankee con un remix de Justin Bieber, que rápidamente se convirtió en la canción más escuchada del mundo y cuyo video fue el primero en conseguir 6 billones de vistas en YouTube. Sin duda bailaste a “I Like It”, el relanzamiento de un hit de boogaloo de los setentas en la voz de Cardi B, Balvin y Bad Bunny. A donde quiera que vayas encontrarás los sonidos de la música latina, la cual se ha convertido en un fenómeno global, con 30 canciones entrando en la lista de las Hot 100 de Billboard en 2018. La fórmula “Despacito” contiene las historias desconocidas de la creación de los éxitos más grandes de la música latina de los últimos cincuenta años. Desde “Conga” hasta “Mi gente”, esta historia oral es un verdadero tesoro de anécdotas exclusivas contadas por las mentes creativas de los artistas, los expertos agentes y los gurus de marketing detrás de cada cancion, dándole vida a las melodías que han definido cada década y se han convertido en sellos distintivos de cada generación. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Layla from the KIDZ BOP Kids shares today's KIDZ BOP Daily update for Thursday, February 18. It’s Thursday – which means it’s time for Throwback Thursday! Today's kids' song of the day is "I Like It" by the KIDZ BOP Kids!

In this episode, Ted and Andy welcome back special guest, fan favorite, and "The Podfather", Travis Tubesing (The Wrestle Special podcast) for a delightfully insane episode that involves drafting Ted's body parts (you heard me right). Along the way, they learn about baseball, build a cyborg, and Travis's dancing comes to a screeching halt. Enjoy! "The Wrestle Special": https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wrestle-special/id1371041229 Largely Likable Travis: "I Don't Care, I Like It" by Drennon Davis & Karen Kilgariff - https://open.spotify.com/album/55ikbwuu5Zd4YYh4FAS6GJ Ted: "Outlander" - https://www.netflix.com/title/70285581 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/largelyunlikable/message

I just heard the sad news that Gerry Marsden, of Gerry and the Pacemakers, has died today aged seventy-eight. As the latest episode of the podcast is late due to personal issues, I thought I’d make this available to the general public – this is a ten-minute Patreon bonus episode I did back in October, on Gerry and the Pacemakers, so it’s here as a little tribute. He’ll be missed. —-more—- Transcript Today we’re going to look at a group that were for a very short while arguably the most successful band to come out of Liverpool, one that set a record that wouldn’t be broken for twenty-one years, and who deserved rather better than the reputation they’ve ended up with. We’re going to look at Gerry and the Pacemakers, and at “How Do You Do It?”: [Excerpt: Gerry and the Pacemakers, “How Do You Do It?”] Gerry and the Pacemakers were, in the very early sixties, one of the bands that was most strongly competing for the title of Liverpool’s best band. They were so good that before he joined the Beatles, for a while Richy Starkey was considering quitting the Hurricanes and joining them, even though it would mean switching instruments — Gerry’s brother Freddy Marsden was the Pacemakers’ drummer, but they didn’t have a bass player, and everyone was sure that Richy could pick it up no problem.  The Pacemakers had been around before the Beatles, and they shared similar musical tastes, and even a similar repertoire — the Beatles dropped “What’d I Say” from their sets because the Pacemakers were also doing it, and when Paul started to sing “Over the Rainbow” in the Beatles’ sets, the Pacemakers responded by adding the old Rogers and Hammerstein song “You’ll Never Walk Alone” to match it. Both bands played Hamburg backing Tony Sheridan, and both were playing songs by Arthur Alexander, Larry Williams, Richie Barrett and Carl Perkins. The main difference between the two was that the Pacemakers would have a slightly harder-edged sound — the Pacemakers only had one real singer, Gerry, and so they couldn’t do the kind of girl-group harmonies that the Beatles would do, and so they couldn’t move off into the songs by the Shirelles or the Cookies that the Beatles performed, and instead had to fill out their set with bluesy songs like Little Walter’s “My Babe”: [Excerpt: Gerry and the Pacemakers, “My Babe (live)”] There was a friendly but real rivalry between the Beatles and the Pacemakers, so much so that when Mersey Beat had a popularity poll among its readers, the Beatles bought up as many copies of the magazine as they could and filled out the poll under fake names with themselves at the top and the Pacemakers at the bottom, to make sure they won and the Pacemakers only came second (Rory Storm and the Hurricanes tried filling out the poll with themselves at the top too, but Bill Harry disqualified forty ballots written in green ink in the same handwriting, posted from the same letter box, so they came in fourth). It even looked for a while like the Pacemakers would be the very first Liverpool band to release a record — a local promoter called Sam Leach was planning to set up his own label and record them, before they realised he was better at coming up with plans than coming up with money. The Pacemakers also had their own PA system rather than just relying on the club ones, at a time when no other band did. Indeed, when Brian Epstein took the Decca A&R man Mike Smith to see the Beatles at the Cavern, when it looked like they would be signed to Decca, he seems to have taken Smith out for dinner before the show because the Pacemakers were the support act, and Paul McCartney was worried that if Smith saw the Pacemakers’ set he might choose to sign them rather than the Beatles. So it made sense that when Epstein was looking to sign up some more artists to a management contract, he signed the Pacemakers. And it made sense that once the Beatles had had some success, George Martin trusted Epstein enough to sign Gerry and the Pacemakers. And as there was no awkward publishing company contract to deal with like there had been with the Beatles, he could give them “How Do You Do It?”, the song that he’d tried to foist on the Beatles: [Excerpt: Gerry and the Pacemakers, “How Do You Do It?”]qqqq Martin’s ear for a hit was proved right, and the song went to number one — and it was the first record from a Liverpool group to do so on what is now considered the “official” chart, though it was then just one of several. Unsurprisingly, the second single released was another Mitch Murray song — one that was almost identical to “How Do You Do It?”: [Excerpt: Gerry and the Pacemakers, “I Like It”]  That also went to number one, as did their third single, “You’ll Never Walk Alone”: [Excerpt: Gerry and the Pacemakers, “You’ll Never Walk Alone”] That last became almost the unofficial anthem of Liverpool after the Pacemakers’ release, and is to this day still sung by fans of Liverpool Football Club at every match. It also made them the first act ever to have their first three singles go to number one in the British charts, something that wouldn’t be repeated until another Liverpool act, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, twenty-one years later. After that, the group started recording songs Gerry wrote himself, and he proved to be quite good. Their first original single, “I’m the One”, went to number two, just behind “Needles and Pins” by the Searchers, and was very much in the same style as their first two hits, but he also started writing a few more interesting and meditative songs, most notably “Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying”, which became their first and biggest hit in the US: [Excerpt: Gerry and the Pacemakers, “Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying”] But the Pacemakers came along, sadly, at *just* the wrong time. As the first of the Liverpool bands other than the Beatles to get signed, they were initially pushed into the same all-round entertainer role that groups like Cliff Richard and the Shadows were in, and their early singles were light pop even as their first album was full of covers of Arthur Alexander songs like “A Shot of Rhythm and Blues”. By mid-1964 the light pop style of their early singles was considered hopelessly passe when compared to groups like the Animals, the Rolling Stones, and the Yardbirds — all of whom were playing the same kind of material that the Pacemakers’ pre-fame club sets and first album had been made up of. On the evidence of the small number of live recordings of the Pacemakers, had they been signed even a year later, they would have fit easily into that millieu, and while Gerry Marsden’s friendly singing voice and persona would never have allowed him to become a menacing, rebellious figure like Mick Jagger, the group could easily have had a much longer period of success and respect than they did: [Excerpt: Gerry and the Pacemakers, “What’d I Say (Live)”] The Pacemakers split up in 1966, but Gerry later revived the name for tours on the nostalgia circuit. He’s now retired due to health problems, but I saw him on what was his last tour a couple of years ago, and he was still good enough that you could understand why, for at least a few weeks, he had once been bigger than the Beatles.

Como ya empieza a ser tradición en la emisora y en el programa, cada Nochebuena y Navidad, el programa lo dirige y presenta Hotfoot Santa Claus, y este año Mrs. Claus se une al programa más irreverente de Navidad de iPOPfm. Han sonado: 01. Shoo & The Raindrops - Jingle Bells Stomp 02. The Marquees - Santa Done Got Hip 03. Lillian Briggs - Rock 'N' Roll-Y Poly Santa Claus 04. Carol Jarvis - Red, White, Jolly All Over 05. Jody Levins And His Boys - Jingle Bells Boogie 06. Robert White And Candy Mountain Boys - It's Hillbilly Christmas (Every Saturday) 07. Marvin Rainwater - Get Off The Stool 08. Terry Fell And The Fellers - We Wanna See Santa Do The Mambo 09. Tony Martin With The Interludes And Henri Rene's Orchestra - Christmas In Rio 10. Milo & The Kings - I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus 11. Jimmy Jones And His Versatiles - Christmas Is A Drag -Without You Baby- 12. Twistin' Kings - Xmas Twist 13. Patty Surbey With The Canadian V.I.P.'s - (I Want) A Beatle For Christmas 14. The Fans - I Want A Beatle For Christmas 15. Ron Winters - Snow Girl 16. Three Aces And A Joker - Sleigh Bell Rock 17. The Ventures - Frosty The Snowman 18. Trini Lopez - The Blizzard Song 19. The Maytals - Christmas Feelings 20. Simms And Robinson - White Christmas 21. Barry Gordon - I Like Christmas (I Like It, I Like It) 22. Louis Armstrong And The Commanders - Cool Yule 23. Kay Starr - The Man With The Bag 24. The Surfaris - Santa's Speed Shop

Como ya empieza a ser tradición en la emisora y en el programa, cada Nochebuena y Navidad, el programa lo dirige y presenta Hotfoot Santa Claus, y este año Mrs. Claus se une al programa más irreverente de Navidad de iPOPfm. Han sonado: 01. Shoo & The Raindrops - Jingle Bells Stomp 02. The Marquees - Santa Done Got Hip 03. Lillian Briggs - Rock 'N' Roll-Y Poly Santa Claus 04. Carol Jarvis - Red, White, Jolly All Over 05. Jody Levins And His Boys - Jingle Bells Boogie 06. Robert White And Candy Mountain Boys - It's Hillbilly Christmas (Every Saturday) 07. Marvin Rainwater - Get Off The Stool 08. Terry Fell And The Fellers - We Wanna See Santa Do The Mambo 09. Tony Martin With The Interludes And Henri Rene's Orchestra - Christmas In Rio 10. Milo & The Kings - I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus 11. Jimmy Jones And His Versatiles - Christmas Is A Drag -Without You Baby- 12. Twistin' Kings - Xmas Twist 13. Patty Surbey With The Canadian V.I.P.'s - (I Want) A Beatle For Christmas 14. The Fans - I Want A Beatle For Christmas 15. Ron Winters - Snow Girl 16. Three Aces And A Joker - Sleigh Bell Rock 17. The Ventures - Frosty The Snowman 18. Trini Lopez - The Blizzard Song 19. The Maytals - Christmas Feelings 20. Simms And Robinson - White Christmas 21. Barry Gordon - I Like Christmas (I Like It, I Like It) 22. Louis Armstrong And The Commanders - Cool Yule 23. Kay Starr - The Man With The Bag 24. The Surfaris - Santa's Speed Shop

1. Guru Ft Carleen Anderson. - Sights In The City. 2. Loop Therapy. - Old Skool Joint. 3. Gas Lab & Truam Diggs Ft Natayla. - Jazz Hop. 4. Main Source. - Think. 5. Ethan Hein. - Freedom Jazz Dance Megamix. 6. Llorca. - I Cry. 7. Khruangbin & Maxwell Udoh. - I Like It.(Don't Stop). 8. Kraak & Smaak Ft Izo Fitzroy. - Twilight. Titeknots Remix. 9. Bibi Tanga & The Selenites. - Be Africa. KF Edit. 10. Femi Kuti. - Pa Pa Pa. 11. IFE. - Music For Egun Movement 1. 12. Petwo Evans. - Wheels.

On this episode of Quantum Week it’s movie “Crazy Rich Asians” and song “I Like It” by Cardi B. A mediocre movie with some great performances, followed by a mediocre song by an overrated, yet very successful artist. Plus Chris talks baseball. Please check out our sponsor! Two Tours CBD: https://twotours.com/ Promo code “QW” for 10% off and free shipping. Want extra content? Become a patron! https://www.patreon.com/Quantum_Week

En el podcast de hoy seguimos hablando con Aitor Muguruza, Head of Quantitative Modeling en Kaiju Capital Management. Primera parte: https://go.ivoox.com/rf/60492399 En este episodio vamos a hablar sobre cómo la modelización de la volatilidad es un concepto avanzado pero al mismo tiempo cercano, ya que necesitamos comprenderla de forma profunda para crear alfa, hipótesis de inversión o directamente aplicarla a procesos de pricing de derivados. Hoy seremos más técnicos que de costumbre y bajaremos los conceptos para que todos seamos capaces de entenderlos y dejarnos ideas para investigaciones futuras. Como siempre, esperamos vuestros mensajes de audio en https://www.speakpipe.com/Darwinex y vuestro feedback en content@darwinex.com. ¡Nos escuchamos! Un programa de Darwinex, gestora fintech regulada por la FCA (UK). ¿Eres trader? Acelera tu trading y apaláncate en capital de terceros. Cobra de forma legal en función de los beneficios que generes al capital bajo gestión: https://www.darwinex.com Si te ha gustado, dale a "Me gusta" y compártelo en tus contactos interesados en los mercados financieros y la inversión. I Like It! by NOWË @nowemusic Music provided by FREE MUSIC FOR VLOGS AND VIDEOS bit.ly/freemusicforvlogs

En el podcast de hoy, nuestro miembro del Alpha Team Eriz Zárate se sienta con Aitor Muguruza, head of quantitative modeling en Kaiju Capital Management. En este episodio vamos a hablar sobre cómo la modelización de la volatilidad es un concepto avanzado pero al mismo tiempo cercano, ya que necesitamos comprenderla de forma profunda para crear alfa, hipótesis de inversión o directamente aplicarla a procesos de pricing de derivados. Hoy seremos más técnicos que de costumbre y bajaremos los conceptos para que todos seamos capaces de entenderlos y dejarnos ideas para investigaciones futuras. Como siempre, esperamos vuestros mensajes de audio en https://www.speakpipe.com/Darwinex y vuestro feedback en content@darwinex.com. ¡Nos escuchamos! Un programa de Darwinex, gestora fintech regulada por la FCA (UK). ¿Eres trader? Acelera tu trading y apaláncate en capital de terceros. Cobra de forma legal en función de los beneficios que generes al capital bajo gestión: https://www.darwinex.com Si te ha gustado, dale a "Me gusta" y compártelo en tus contactos interesados en los mercados financieros y la inversión. I Like It! by NOWË @nowemusic Music provided by FREE MUSIC FOR VLOGS AND VIDEOS bit.ly/freemusicforvlogs

En el podcast de hoy, nuestro miembro del Alpha Team Eriz Zárate se sienta con Sergio Alvarez-Teleña, board member y fundador de SciTheWorld. En este episodio vamos a hablar de cómo la complejidad de modelización de los mercados financieros requiere de ciertas habilidades para “hackear” el sistema al mismo tiempo que gestionar de manera óptima los instrumentos que nos ofrece la ciencia, como por ejemplo la inteligencia artificial. Estad preparados para el viaje hacia lo profundo de la gestión cuantitativa en los mercados financieros de la mano de Sergio, quien lleva destripándolos con éxito muchos años. Como siempre, esperamos vuestros mensajes de audio en https://www.speakpipe.com/Darwinex y vuestro feedback en content@darwinex.com. ¡Nos escuchamos! Un programa de Darwinex, gestora fintech regulada por la FCA (UK). ¿Eres trader? Acelera tu trading y apaláncate en capital de terceros. Cobra de forma legal en función de los beneficios que generes al capital bajo gestión: https://www.darwinex.com Si te ha gustado, dale a "Me gusta" y compártelo en tus contactos interesados en los mercados financieros y la inversión. I Like It! by NOWË @nowemusic Music provided by FREE MUSIC FOR VLOGS AND VIDEOS bit.ly/freemusicforvlogs

In episode 37 of The HR Famous Podcast, long-time HR leaders (and friends) Tim Sackett, Kris Dunn and Jessica Lee come together once again to discuss whether Mental Health/Wellness Technology and Apps are better for your employees than talking to a human, McDonald’s recent Travis Scott marketing success, and what TikToks are flooding their feeds.  Listen (click this link if you don’t see the player) and be sure to subscribe, rate, and review (Apple Podcasts) and follow (Spotify)! SHOW HIGHLIGHTS 2:15 - Tim isn’t a huge McDonald’s fan but JLee is a proud alum of the company. McDonald’s has had a huge success recently due to the success of their newly launched Travis Scott and J Balvin meals. Editor note: J BALVIN (not Blavin like Tim said) was on I Like It with Cardi B among many other hits.  4:30 - The KD crew makes their own McDonald’s packages. What would be in your McDonald’s go-to meal? 9:30 - Tim asks the crew what celebrity they think would have the biggest success as a McDonald’s meal. JLee thinks that a Kardashian would sell the best 10:00 - Next topic: Oracle released new data that showed over 80% of people believe that AI bots can support their mental health more than real humans.  11:15 - JLee says that she agrees with the majority of people in this study. She says her new found hobby of meditating (using a virtual service)  that she started during quarantine has helped her mental health significantly.  13:00 - KD is a believer always but he personally relies on exercise and running to help aid his mental health.  14:30 - The Oracle study also found that AI has helped people at work by taking away busy work and other meaningless tasks.  16:00 - JLee finds herself getting angrier with the bad AI than she feels happy with positive AI experiences.  17:45 - Shoutout to the movie "Her" starring Joaquin Phoenix and Scarlett Johannson where he falls in love with an AI bot. It’s available on Netflix! 20:30 - KD thinks the most basic addiction is going to be in the form of notifications 22:00 - Last topic of the day: weird TikTok culture! Tim and JLee are users of the platform (KD only views them when Tim texts him links). Tim gets a lot of divorced mom TikToks and lip syncing to comedian TikToks. JLee gets plant-related TikToks and roller skating TikToks.  What kind of TikToks do you get on your for you page?

En el podcast de hoy, nuestro miembro del Alpha Team Eriz Zárate se sienta con Sergi Sánchez, fundador de SERSAN Sistemas, proveedores del DARWIN SYO. En este episodio vamos a hablar sobre el proceso de desarrollo que llevan a cabo en la firma, además de entender y diseccionar qué hay debajo de la estrategia de trading algorítmica y cuantitativa de SYO, dando información real desde el momento que se genera la hipótesis de inversión hasta la configuración y operativa diaria detrás de la misma, contando el proceso técnico de una forma sencilla y accesible para todo tipo de traders. Conoce a SYO en https://www.darwinex.com/es/darwin/SYO Como siempre, esperamos vuestros mensajes de audio en https://www.speakpipe.com/Darwinex y vuestro feedback en content@darwinex.com. ¡Nos escuchamos! Un programa de Darwinex, gestora fintech regulada por la FCA (UK). ¿Eres trader? Acelera tu trading y apaláncate en capital de terceros. Cobra de forma legal en función de los beneficios que generes al capital bajo gestión: https://www.darwinex.com Si te ha gustado, dale a "Me gusta" y compártelo en tus contactos interesados en los mercados financieros y la inversión. I Like It! by NOWË @nowemusic Music provided by FREE MUSIC FOR VLOGS AND VIDEOS bit.ly/freemusicforvlogs Aviso: Los CFD son instrumentos complejos y están asociados a un riesgo elevado de perder dinero rápidamente debido al apalancamiento. 73 % de las cuentas de inversores minoristas pierden dinero en la comercialización con CFD con Darwinex. Debe considerar si comprende el funcionamiento de los CFD y si puede permitirse asumir un riesgo elevado de perder su dinero.

When Cardi B dropped her first single Bodak Yellow back in the summer of 2017, it was a bit of a slow burn. It spent a few months moving around in the charts, but eventually became a number one single and one of the biggest hits of her career. She quickly followed up with a few more singles "I Like It" and "Bartier Cardi" which showed her versatility as a rapper, incorporating wildly different genres of music like trap, Latin boogaloo, and R&B. Cardi was hungry and made it clear through her honest lyrics and fiery delivery.Scholar and archivist Syreeta Gates sits down with us to discuss Cardi's move from Love & Hip-Hop: New York to one of the most powerful voices in rap music, the distinct New York vibe of the entire record, and what makes Cardi so charismatic More on Syreeta GatesThe Gates PreserveYo Stay HungryTwitter InstagramMore on Cardi B Cardi B Makes History With First Three Top 10s on Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs Chart (Billboard)Bodak Yellow music videoCardi B’s Money Moves (GQ)Show Tracklisting (all songs from Invasion of Privacy unless otherwise indicated):Thru Your PhoneDripBodak YellowGet Up 10Best LifeDripLil' Kim: Ladies NightCardi B & Megan Thee Stallion: WAPDripBickenheadI Like ItBe CarefulDrake: Nice for WhatShe BadBartier CardiBest LifeQueen Latifah: Wrath of My MadnessLil' Kim: Queen BitchMegan Thee Stallion: Girls in the HoodHere is the Spotify playlist of as many songs as we can find on there.If you’re not already subscribed to Heat Rocks in Apple Podcasts, do it here!

Alana from the KIDZ BOP Kids shares today's KIDZ BOP Daily update for Wednesday, September 16th. It’s Wednesday – which means it’s time for a Wednesday Workout. Today's kids' song of the day is "I Like It” by the KIDZ BOP Kids!

Kid Creole opens with selections from his Anthology Collection, includes Don’t Take My Coconuts, Big Bad Daddy swings seven live cuts Jumpin Jack, I Wanna Be Like You, Please Baby, King of Swing, Mr. Pinstripe, Go Daddy O, and I Like It.

Layla from the KIDZ BOP Kids shares today's KIDZ BOP Daily update for Friday. August 21st. It’s Friday – which means it’s time for Friday Favorites. Today's kids' song of the day is "I Like It” by the KIDZ BOP Kids!

Alana from the KIDZ BOP Kids shares today's KIDZ BOP Daily update for Friday, July 3rd. It’s Friday – which means it’s time for our Friday Favorites. Today's kids' song of the day is "I Like It" by the KIDZ BOP Kids!

It’s a KC and The Sunshine Band Weekend. We talk about Candy, Candy Bars and my short Tennis Career. Racquet Ball, Paddle Ball, Hand Ball and the crazy Candy / Soda Combo's we would put in our body's as kids. The time i tried out for the Junior High Tennis Team and was beaten by a kid, that i thought i was going to beat. A lesson on, don't judge a book by it's cover. I go down my list of Candy favorite Candy bars and Candies. Sing along with KC and the Sunshine Band(That's the way I Like It).

Layla from the KIDZ BOP Kids shares today's KIDZ BOP Daily update for Wednesday, June 24. It’s Wednesday – which means it’s time for our Wednesday Workout. Today's kids' song of the day is "I Like It " by the KIDZ BOP Kids!

We recently caught up with Sammie for an interview on Instagram Live. During our conversation, we touched on his new single “Friend Zone”, his upcoming album “Such Is Life”, the Millennium tour and some of his history including his single “I Like It”.

The NFL stops for absolutely nothing and I LIKE IT! Roger Goodell is likable now and I'm kinda confused. Louisville screwed up again, ESPN is showing Korean baseball now and the NHL Draft might happen at its normal time, before the season finishes. T1 and NSG put on one heck of a Valorant tournament. GenG signed an entitre CS roster as their Valorant team and they beat a whole lot of good teams. Even with all the problems they've been going through, OWL still had a pretty good weekend, they still have A LOT of problems but it's a step in the right direction Intro song: NFL Films Theme (Classic Battle) Outro Song: Phoenix by Mako and The Glitch Mob (instrumental)

Hailing from Richmond VA, DJ AndOne has had a fast paced and successful career. He started out by DJ'ing fraternity and sorority parties, university events, and quickly grew through countless gigs. DJ AndOne has had the opportunity to open for a variety of national artists including: Post Malone, Ying Yang Twins, MIMS, Baby Bash, Bowling for Soup, and more. DJ AndOne also works with Heavy Hits pool as an Editor and Content Manager, supplying DJ’s all over the world with the tracks and tools they need to thrive in an incredibly competitive market today.   Follow DJ AndOne Instagram: @djandonemusic Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/djandonemusic Mixcloud: mixcloud.com/djandonemusic   Tracklist 1.     Overnight Celebrity (DJ AndOne OG Sample Transition Edit) 2.     Overnight Celebrity (DJ AndOne Pretty Boy Swag Mashup) 3.     Swag Surfin’ - Fast Life Yungstaz 4.     Pop That Loop (My Favorite Edit) 5.     What’s Poppin – Jack Harlow 6.     Motorsport (Jordan Crisp Hype Edit DJ AndOne Re-Master) 7.     I Don't Like (Remix) - Chief Keef ft Kanye West, Pusha T, Big Sean, Jadakiss 8.     I Like It – Cardi B ft Bad Bunny 9.     I Like It (Dillon Francis Remix) 10.  DADADA – Wuki 11.  Humble – Kendrick Lamar 12.  SICKO MODE (Double A Remix) 13.  24/7 – Meek Mill ft Ela Mai 14.  7 Days – Craig David 15.  Work Out (Esentrik 7 Days Edit) 16.  No Scrubs – TLC 17.  No Scrubs (MXTT HXLL Zeze Remix) 18.  ZEZE vs PIMP (DJ AndOne 98-85 Toneplay Transition Edit) 19.  P.I.M.P. (DJ Sadee Multiblend - Acap In & Out) 20.  Get Ur Freak On - Missy Elliott 21.  Baby Boy (DJ AndOne Wordplay Transition) 22.  Te Bote (Emynd Baby Boy Blend) 23.  Te Bote (JEKEY Remix) 24.  Oochie Wally (Fiinest Acapella Intro) 25.  Oooh (DJ Noise Acap In) 26.  Shimmy Shimmy Ya - Ol' Dirty Bastard 27.  Hey Ma – Cam’ron 28.  Bang Bang (Gordon Ross YNR Sample Edit) 29.  Ice Cream Paint Job (DJ AndOne VIP Remix)  

In this special quarantine discussion, we talk to top vocal producers Bart Schoudel and Simone Torres about their careers, their relationships with artists and how the music industry has been affected by COVID-19. Bart Schoudel is a two-time GRAMMY nominated vocal producer who works with artists such as Selena Gomez, Camila Cabello, Lukas Graham, Ricky Martin, Hailee Steinfeld and more. One of his latest projects, the album Rare by Selena Gomez, debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 chart.Simone Torres received her first GRAMMY nomination in 2018 for "I Like It" by Cardi B, J Balvin and Bad Bunny. She is known for her work with the likes of Normani, Little Mix, Jessie J, Monsta X and many more. Let's connect: www.instagram.com/davidbrik.MusiCares Resources: https://www.grammy.com/musicares/get-help/covid-19-relief-fund-faq

I sat down w hip hop artist Cardiac Da Pulse, whose most recent singles "I Like It" and "Lord Have Mercy" both came out this past year. His album "Vibes" dropped in 2016. We discussed Cardiac's early days of being in band and doing poetry, turning his poetry into music, studying communication, his new songs, and a summer project he is currently working on. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben-slowey/support

Latin Trap megastar Bad Bunny may be best known to American audiences for his feature on Cardi B’s #1 “I Like It’, but the Puerto Rican native is known to music-lovers worldwide for more than just those few bars. Bunny started off as a student in Universidad de Puerto Rico studying audio visual communications. He was bagging groceries at a supermarket in PR when he posted his song ‘Diles’ on SoundCloud. That moody, 808-fueled track turned into a record deal, as well as huge feature opportunities with bigger acts like Becky G, and of course--Cardi. His newest project, YHLQMDLG (an acronym that stands for the Spanish translation of “I do what I want”) is currently smothering the Hot Latin Billboard Chart. The albums opening track, "Si Veo a Tu Mamá" had us listening to the origins of Bossa nova, and investigate how elevator music-sounding samples and overused chord progressions add up to latin trap magic for El Conejito Malo.  Special thanks to Bad Bunny super fan and listener Maita, for never giving up hope :) Songs discussed: Bad Bunny - Diles Becky G ft. Bad Bunny - Mayores Cardi B ft. Bad Bunny, J Balvin - I Like It Bad Bunny ft. Drake - MIA  Bad Bunny - Si Veo a tu Mamá Antônio Carlos Jobim - The Girl From Ipanema Bad Bunny - Soliá Bad Bunny ft. Kendo Kaponi, Arcangel - P FKN R Bad Bunny ft. Jowell & Randy, Nengo Flow - Safeara Missy Elliot - Get Ur Freak On Bad Bunny -

3 song blocks, Z to A, Sensi Trails, dub, roots, and love.  Sounds good to me! Dig in and enjoy! Celebration - Sensi Trails High Disciple - High Disciple 00:00 - DJ Drew Intro 02:53 - I Like It (feat. Jesse Royal) - Zennith 06:34 - Die Brücke - Zenzile 11:47 - Wide Screen - Zentone 18:02 - Dub'n it with DJ Drew 18:59 - Just Livin’ (feat. KBong) - Sensi Trails 23:27 - Picture In My Pocket - Sensi Trails 27:04 - She Love - Sensi Trails 30:39 - Dub'n it with DJ Drew 31:43 - Zion Dub Youth - Alborosie 35:43 - What A Complex - The Aggrolites 39:43 - You Learn - African Head Charge 44:50 - DJ Drew Outro 46:45 - Modus - High Disciple 54:01 - Late Nite Dub - High Disciple 57:17 - Finish

Rachel Timms joins the Curious Church Podcast to share her story and explore the tensions we may experience in our calling, when things don't look quite as we anticipate. Plus, "I Like It." For links and resources, see...

It's the “I Like It, I Love It” edition of the #Bengals Booth Podcast as we look back at the Bengals first win in nearly a full calendar year -- a 22-6 victory over the New York Jets. You’ll hear radio replays, 1-on-1 locker room interviews, and Dave Lapham will join me for postgame analysis Plus, in this week’s Fun Facts conversation I’ll throw a wide variety of questions at Andy Dalton ranging from how he felt about having bright red hair as a kid to what kind of swag he received for playing in the Rose Bowl as a college senior. #SeizeTheDEY

Twenty years in the game and now headlining his own tour, episode 91 welcomes singer-songwriter Sammie! I often boast about this podcast having the secret ingredient of transparency and my Pisces brother Sammie fit right in. He first gained notoriety around the turn of the century with Gold certified top 25 Billboard Hot 100 hit "I Like It." Back on the scene with his fourth studio album Everlasting, Sammie says it hasn't always been easy going from teen star to adult. He's learned some powerful lessons when it comes to business and relationships and is completely humbled and thankful from those experiences. Sammie was an open book as he spoke about saying no to reality TV, his dating life and how social media was a tool that brought him back into the mainstream. I learned that he is an avid reader with "The Four Agreements" and "The Wait" as two of his most recent reads. Having such a loyal fan base and resilient mindset, I know Sammie will continue to do great things whether he continues in music or go into acting. Tune in! You won't be disappointed:)

Kent Jones pops in fresh off rolling through the F L on his tour bus (that he drives) to talk about his new single “I Like It” …plus we get to hear what he’s been up to and what’s next for him. Be sure to subscribe, rate and review to the Southern Hospitality Podcast on […] The post Southern Hospitality: Kent Jones appeared first on Radio Influence.

This week on Repeater, we talk with comedian and writer Bailey Swilley (BoogieManja, Pretty Women: A Real Housewives Musical Review) about “I Like It” by star of 2018, Cardi B. In this episode, we explore...

This week on Repeater, we talk with comedian and writer Bailey Swilley (BoogieManja, Pretty Women: A Real Housewives Musical Review) about “I Like It” by star of 2018, Cardi B. In this episode, we explore...

MC Grand Puba who is best known as for his work with Brand Nubian in the late 80's and early 90's discusses the rise and fall of the group, how his eclectic musical taste was formed by his parents, starting out as a DJ before picking up the mic, and why he thought Mary J. Blige was strange when first met her.