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Welcome to the Funkinsoul show with me JB on NuDirections FM. This month's show is about protest and uprising. From Billie Holiday's heart-rending Strange Fruit released in 1939 to recent tracks shouting out police brutality, this show goes deep. I hope you enjoy the music. Tracklist 1. Kendrick Lamar - blood 2. Akua Naru - The block 3. Anderson Paak - lockdown 4. Terrace Martin, Robert Glasper, 9th Wonder and Kamasi Washington - Freeze tag 5. HER - I can't breathe 6, John Legend and The Roots - hang on in there 7. Common fest Stevie Wonder - Black America again 8. Gil Scott Heron - the revolution will not be televised 9. Marvin Gaye - what's going on 10. Billy Paul - am I black enough for you 11. Marc Mac - revolutionary action 12. J Period feat Dead Prez, Sa-roc and Maimouna Yourself - Soldiers 13. Kendrick Lamar - alright 1 4. KRS One - sound of da police 15. M.I.A - paper planes 16. Public Enemy - fight the power 17. Sa-roc feat David Banner - the who 18. Tiggs da Author - enough 19. Linton Kwesi Johnson - five nights of bleeding 20. Bob Marley and the Wailers - slave driver 21. Max Romeo - no peace  

DJ Spider kicks off 2024 by interviewing renowned DJ/producer J.PERIOD. Hailed as a "music guru" by Rolling Stone, the Brooklynite is a prime example of someone who pushes the boundaries of being a DJ. His resume includes producing some of hip-hop's most creative mixtapes, serving as the music supervisor for the Brooklyn Nets, contributing to the Billboard No. 1 album "The Hamilton Mixtape," touring with Black Thought, and most recently, producing the "GRAMMY Salute to 50 Years of Hip-Hop" concert. The list goes on and on. In the interview, J.PERIOD reflects on his accomplishments and shares valuable insights into building a successful DJ career. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The legendary group, De La Soul has said this about my next guest “J.PERIOD mixtapes transcends just mixing records.” This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, J. Period joins the conversation to discuss his origins as a DJ, what artists like Nas, The Roots, Mobb Deep, Lauryn Hill, Pharoahe Monch, Q-Tip, Big Daddy Kane and Pete Rock mean to him, and how was he able to flip the music from the 11-time Tony Award winning play “Hamilton” into a groundbreaking mixtape.

Dan Lish is a UK based artist whose of drawings of some of hip hops greatest creators has become instantly recognizable due to the intricate details and personal touches that go into every piece. The first installment of his book collecting some of these drawings is called "EgoStrip" and it has long been sold out. But you'll recognize the illustrations that grace album covers from artists such as Elzhi, J Period, Raekwon, Blu/Nottz and several others. Dan has a deep love for hip hop and its culture, having been at some point involved in several elements. He brings this rich history to his drawings and was kind enough to spend time with us to talk about some of that history. Then we mix things up a bit and take a short detour from our standard format by talking about Dan's favorite 12" singles from Ultramagnetic MC's "Critical Beatdown".

Welcome to the Funkinsoul show with me JB on NuDirections FM. This months show is about protest and uprising. From Billie Holiday's heart-rending Strange Fruit released in 1939 to recent tracks shouting out police brutality, this show goes deep. I hope you enjoy the music. Tracklist 1. Kendrick Lamar - blood 2. Akua Naru - The block 3. Anderson Paak - lockdown 4. Terrace Martin, Robert Glasper, 9th Wonder and Kamasi Washington - Freeze tag 5. HER - I can't breathe 6, John Legend and The Roots - hang on in there 7. Common fest Stevie Wonder - Black America again 8. Gil Scott Heron - the revolution will not be televised 9. Marvin Gaye - what's going on 10. Billy Paul - am I black enough for you 11. Marc Mac - revolutionary action 12. J Period feat Dead Prez, Sa-roc and Maimouna Yourself - Soldiers 13. Kendrick Lamar - alright 1 4. KRS One - sound of da police 15. M.I.A - paper planes 16. Public Enemy - fight the power 17. Sa-roc feat David Banner - the who 18. Tiggs da Author - enough 19. Linton Kwesi Johnson - five nights of bleeding 20. Bob Marley and the Wailers - slave driver 21. Max Romeo - no peace  

Hip Hop and Sports Entertainment at it's Finest!!!

INTERNETS! On this episode of The Premium Pete Show, Pete sits down with legendary mixtape DJ, J PERIOD! J Period talks coming up in the mixtape game, selling his CDs on Canal street, the art of storytelling through his mixes, selling 200 of his Nas mixtapes out of his backpack in 20 minutes at Central Park Summerstage, creating The Hamilton Mixtape, his collaborations with The Roots/Lauryn Hill/Q-tip/Mary J. Blige, his new project with Dave Chappelle (Story to Tell) + More. Mixtapes are not a crime! Kick Back, Relax + PRESS Play. CHEA!

For decades, J. Period has been the guy that hip-hop legends know, though the mainstream might not. He’s done official mixtapes for Lauryn Hill and the Roots, toured with Black Thought, created The Hamilton Mixtape with Lin-Manuel Miranda, and DJed worldwide with the best of the best.  Now, with the release of Story To Tell, J. Period has entered a new stratosphere. He’s stepping into the role of artist and making big moves, visiting the Tonight Show just last week. To celebrate the moment, he’s sitting down with longtime collaborator Talib Kweli and his People’s Party co-host Jasmin Leigh to talk through… all of it.  A mixtape lesson from the absolute king of the genre. 

On this episode, Ayana talks with J. Period.

1hr+ of smooth Hip Hop with a salute to DMX who passed away today 4/9/21. We recorded this show just before saw the new headlines. Artists include: DMX, Nat, Scarface, Notorious BIG, Mob Deep, J-Period, LL Cool J, 50 Cent, 2 Pac & Rakim.Licensed for digital streaming & play  ASCAP 400009874 & BMI - 2021Enjoy and please share with your family & friends and your social media platforms.  Tips at cash app $djbenniejamesTo become a supporter, sponsor or investor goto djbenniejames.com/podcastSpecial Thanks as always to: Sheabutterlasvegas.com, Life Destiny SOULutions & Gardner Family    Support the show (https://djbenniejames.com/podcast)

Shawn J. Period crafted some of the greatest beats and worked with prolific artists like Mos Def, Talib Kweli, The Artifacts, and more. Join us as we chat about how he sampled a bird for the 'Universal Magnetic' beat which originally got turned down before it became a classic. So many stories mixed with so many nuggets of wisdom make for a great chat. Check it out.

If you were a follower of underground hip hop during the Rawkus years, then today's company will be a special treat for you (especially if you are from the 804).  With his cousin and a high school friend, this gentleman's rap group quietly helped open doors for "southern-based" emcees and groups to get noticed by record labels in NYC.  Their group, Down South, had a single and video called "Southern Comfort" that rang through the underground.  After meeting Mos Def, today's company's name as a producer started to bubble and led to working with some underground hip hop royalty.  The 804's own Mad Skillz, Q-Tip, Ras Kass, Artifacts, and many others dropped vocals on his production work; and during our conversation, I learned that he was part of the original 4 individuals who began what we now know as Black Star.  Jigga WHAT? Jigga WHO?  How did I not know that?  We discussed his music career, how his spiritual journey changed his life (and his use of sampling), and his Drum Stacks sound design endeavor that is ready to take flight.  Say hello to 804-born and raised music producer, Shawn J. Period.  -Source

DJ JPERIOD aka Master of The Live Mixtape talked about his early days deejaying college parties to becoming the music supervisor for the NBA's Brooklyn Nets. Legendary mixtapes w/ the likes of Nas, Q-Tip, Big Daddy Kane and the creation of the RISE UP Project plus more!! Host (IG): [@]baba_lp_7 Guest (IG): [@]jperiodbk Executive Producer (IG): [@]ft_mika_ Music: J. Period "RISE UP!" feat. Black Thought, Posdnuos (De La Soul), Pharoahe Monch & Joss Stone

Episode 60 is the 2nd installment of our indie hip-hop tribute. This time we’re joined by Shawn J. Period, a major player in the indie movement. Shawn has given us with countless classics and we discuss each and every one of them. Only on TIP will you get to hear Shawn tell his story like this. We discuss his days on Big Beat, his first group Down South and his collabos with Mos Def, Heltah Skeltah, Bush Babees, Mad Skillz and The Artifacts. www.takeitpersonalradio.com www.patreon.com/TakeItPersonal Follow us on Instagram @takeitpersonalradio

Episode 60 is the 2nd installment of our indie hip-hop tribute. This time we’re joined by Shawn J. Period, a major player in the indie movement. Shawn has given us with countless classics and we discuss each and every one of them. Only on TIP will you get to hear Shawn tell his story like this. We discuss his days on Big Beat, his first group Down South and his collabos with Mos Def, Heltah Skeltah, Bush Babees, Mad Skillz and The Artifacts. This is an XXL episode clocking in over 5 ½ hours of music and discussion. We got joints from Company Flow, Kool Keith, Mos Def, Blackalicous, Talib Kweli, Non Phixon, MF DOOM, J-Live, Aceyalone, Lootpack, Styles of Beyond, Wee Bee Foolish, The Arsonists, Eminem, People Under The Stairs, 7L & Esoteric, Jedi Mind Tricks, Natural Elements, Godfather Don, Buc Fifty, Defari, Juggaknots, Aesop Rock, Rasco, Royce Da 5’9, Pharoahe Monch, Common, Sir Menelik, Mr. Lif, Atmosphere and so much F*CKING MORE! We’re talking 5 ½ hours of music, with over 100 tracks of quintessential indie era anthems. If you were all up on IRC, AOL or Prodigy chat, copped records at Fat Beats after a slice of Joe's Pizza, maybe ordered from Sandboxautomatic or Hiphopsite and repped labels like Fondle ‘Em, Rawkus, Def Jux, Stones Throw, Hydra, GuessWyld, Eastern Conference, ABB, Anticon, Hiero or Rhymesayers, then THIS episode is for your! Sincerely, The Take It Personal Crew www.takeitpersonalradio.com www.patreon.com/TakeItPersonal Follow us on Instagram @takeitpersonalradio

BANG! @southernvangard #radio presents the SHAWN J. PERIOD® interview session! If there was ever a week where Smithsonian Grade applied, this is it. We’re documenting history over here, Vangardians, not to mention giving ya’ll straight GAME - so fix your face, sit up straight, pay attention and take notes! This producer’s history and evolution over the years is remarkable - from getting signed by Rob “Reef” Tewlow & Stretch Armstrong to Big Beat / Atlantic Records in the early 90’s as part of hip-hop trio “Down South”, transitioning to a full time producer and being mentored by some of the best in the game like JuJu & V.I.C. of The Beatnuts, T-Ray and many more to being behind the boards for what could eventually be considered one of the biggest hip-hop singles of its time, not to mention a certified classic - Mos Def’s “Universal Magnetic” b/w “If You Can Huh You Can Hear”. Shortly after that, he took what seemed like an abrupt break from music to focus on family, but has been making a calculated return to the game as of late. We get on the horn with Shawn to talk about all of this and more, including his much welcomed re-entry to the scene after the extended hiatus, why he was unknowingly WAY ahead of his time by making a move to sample-free production in the late 90’s and how he’s leveraging his invaluable experiences to launch the next phase of his career in music. Shawn talks about the soon come debut of his sound design company, Drum Stacks, his partnership and upcoming podcast with Strong Island producer Kel C and how his relationship with Yasiin Bey (FKA Mos Def) has evolved over the years all while still maintaining their friendship. Don’t get it twisted - we get into some real nerd production ish too, but that’s way too much to get into here, so go ahead folks - press play without delay, ‘cause it’s most definitely that good good and ALWAYS that #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #WeAreTheGard // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud #youtube // #hiphop #rap #undergroundhiphop #boombap #DJ #mix #interview #podcast #ATL #WORLDWIDE #RIPCOMBATJACK Recorded live December 1, 2019 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #soundcloud #youtube #spotifypodcast #googlepodcasts #stitcherradio #mixcloud #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #WeAreTheGard twitter/IG: @southernvangard @jondoeatl @cappuccinomeeks

Tonight on Proper Propaganda: new tracks from Black Milk, Ras Kass, Common, and Murs. But first, new from J Period featuring Andra Day and Dead Prez, “See the Light.” "See the Light” J. Period feat. Andra Day and Dead Prez “If U Say” Black Milk feat. BJ the Chicago Kid “F.L.Y.” Ras Kass feat. DJ Green Lantern “HER Love” Common feat. Daniel Caesar Interlude: Stephen Colbert BG Music: “Kool Jazz” by Pete Rock “Which Side Are You On? Remix” Rebel Diaz feat. Dead Prez & Rakaa Irasicence “Aristocracy” Malik Turner feat. Benificience, Dominique Larue, and Jasiri X “High Noon” Murs, 9th Wonder, and the Soul Council feat. Rapsody and Reuben Vincent “From the 718” Pete Miser “White America” Eminem “Take a Knee” (RBG Remix) Tribeca-Grand feat. Poor Righteous Teachers Interlude: Key & Peele “TV Cops” The Goats “Final Hour” Lauryn Hill “(For God’s Sake)” Give More Power to the People” The Chi-Lites “Keep it Locked” Pete Miser “Everything's Gonna Be Alright” Naughty By Nature

Shawn J Period joins @saopem and @hezekiah3rd this week in Little Africa studio. We dive into his beginnings as a rapper and being signed, being able to learn from The Beatnuts early in his career, making Universal Magnetic with Mos Def,facing the morality of not clearing samples and leaving the industry, Shawn J Period vs. J Period and more...!! This weeks podcast is scored by KelC

Tonight on Proper Propaganda: new tracks from Jay Rock & Kendrick Lamar, Black Thought & 9th Wonder, and Keyanna Celina. But first, new from Anderson .Paak featuring Q-Tip, “Cheers.” “Cheers” Anderson .Paak feat Q-Tip “Wow Freestyle” Jay Rock feat. Kendrick Lamar “Cojiba” Black Thought & 9th Wonder “That Place” Apollo Brown & Joell Ortiz Interlude: Trevor Noah BG Music: “Dillatronic 38” by J Dilla “Youthful” (Remix) Talib Kweli & J Period “Judgmental” D. Riley “Unite” Keyanna Celina “Self Made” Styles P “Dumb It Down” Lupe Fiasco feat. GemStones & Graham Burris “Can’t Hold Us Back” Public Enemy feat. Paris, Dead Prez, and Kam Interlude: Key & Peele “360 Degrees of Power” Sister Souljah “AmericaX” Above the Law feat. COLD 187um “What a Wonderful World” Louis Armstrong “Keep it Locked” Pete Miser “FDT, Pt. 2” YG feat. G-Eazy & Macklemore

This week.. J Period brings back that feeling with a new mixtape, MC Serch talks about eating off of Illmatic, Diddy has a real message for Hip-Hop, and more! Check out the my new series "That Time in Hip-Hop" on Youtube and Subscribe: www.youtube.com/channel/UCm0tLSTDRtc_U_EM0Tx5EkA Listeners, listen up! If you want to be featured on our monthly listener spotlight, email us at vegasworld5@gmail.com for more information. Subscribe and Comment: iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher Radio, Podbean, Tunein and Spreaker! Hip-Hop NOW Podcast's Theme music is produced by McLovin Beatz (@mclovin-beatz)

Our newest addition to the Writer Block series: The Soul Tape - Instrumental Mix, featuring beats from producers around the world; Curated by the fellas at the Beat Club Podcast and super producer @ShawnJPeriod. 1. @diskodavebbb & @ologistbbb 2. @drematicxl 3. @eeelbeats 4. @mannybeatschi 5. @mrdeejayk 6. @riomadeit 7. @1sto1978 8. @desktopbeatzinc 9. Rallin Rallin 10. @dr_parker 11. Kevin Jones Repost if you like the mix. Comment on your favorite beat. BeatClubPodcast.com #WhereProducersAreHeard

On this episode, the fellas get to chop it up with the legendary, Shawn J Period for SOULFUL SUNDAYS! We discuss branding, protecting your name, Rawkus Records and handing your business in the "Music Business." All this in more, as the we listen & critique SOULFUL beats submitted from all over the world! Submit your beats & Listen Live on BeatClubPodcast.com | #WhereProducersAreHeard

In this follow up interview, Hamilton Mixtape's Creator Lin-Manuel Miranda and Roots to Tribe Called Quest's go-to DJ and mixtape producer J. Period explains what exactly a DJ does, what sets him apart, and why Dj Jazzy Jeff really is a prince. He also reveals how, after working with Norman Lear, he got tapped to do music for the series America Divided. Most recently, J. Period teamed up with Jesse Williams, a former teacher, and heartthrob on Grey's Anatomy who blew away audiences with his socially astute and galvanizing speech at the BET Awards. Williams and J. Period are releasing Rise Up!, offering musical inspiration that is necessary now more than ever.

Hailed as a “music guru” by Rolling Stone and Questlove to Tribe Called Quest’s go to DJ and producer, J.PERIOD pioneered a way to tell stories through music and distill, celebrate and contextualize legendary musicians. The result is that the very musicians he creates a mixtape of seek out his lens on their own work. Theoretically, a baby can theoretically DJ, at least, that is what cloyingly obnoxious, upscale Tribeca DJ school claims, but J. Period took the craft to a form a high art. Having worked with Grammy legends, such as Kanye West, Mary J. Blige, Lauryn Hill, Common and The Roots, J. Period recently went mainstream producing, alongside Questlove and Pulitzer and Tony winning genius Lin-Manuel Miranda the album HAMILTON MIXTAPES. It is the number one album and J. Period oversaw the production and arrangement. He also has developed, written, and produced over 50 mixtapes and his own album, celebrating ten years as an international DJ, comes out in 2017. Our interview was recorded live at Joe’s Pub...

Producer and DJ J. Period joins COOKIES hosts Ben Detrick and Jordan Redaelli to discuss the streaking Sixers, drama between Camelo and the Zen Master, Golden State's dominance, and the delicate art of picking music for Brooklyn Nets games.

Shawn J. Period made an enduring mark in music during his prolific production output of the 90's - with his seminal hip-hop trio Down South (Big Beat/Atlantic) and later across a sprawling canvas for artists like Mos Def, Black Star, DJ Krush, Artifacts, Mike Zoot, Boot Camp and numerous others. Host Peter Agoston and Shawn J. dig deep into that period of time and bring it full circle in this rare and candid conversation on his life and career. After years of communicating on the phone and email this episode also marked the first time they met in person. Both natives of Virginia - we know Peter was excited to talk about that fact, so shouts to all those in or from VA listening! The true heads will definitely find this chat a treat and if you happen to be unfamiliar with this incredible multi-instrumentalist / producer, we hope it's a great primer to his catalog of music from then to now. Afterward, don't forget to subscribe! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New York Times bestselling author Adam Mansbach (Rage Is Back, Angry Black White Boy, Go The Fuck To Sleep) and mixtape dj and producer J.Period (March 9: B.I.G. Tribute, J.Period & NaS: Best of NaS) were this week's guests where we chopped about being white and aware of white privilege, whether no graffiti on the NYC transit lines is a good or bad thing, Mansbach teaming up with Sam Jackson, J.Period becoming music supervisor to the Brooklyn Nets, whether there's really hope for a true post-racial America and more. Smart talk, no filler. Let's go.

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