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Hip hop as a genre is getting more attention from the music industry in Nashville. A good thing! But not all hip hop music is the same, nor are the ways in which hip hop music is made. The old technique, i.e., sampling, is as popular as ever, but in certain aspects it is different from when it was introduced.Once a month, a group of producers gathers together to play each other's tracks they are working on. Music City Producers, based out of Madison, hosts producers of all types of hip hop and its derivatives: boom-bap, trap, R&B, lo-fi, EDM, trance, club, etc.Today we meet some of the producers and talk with them about their music, how they create it, and why samples are important to how they work.We also follow the process of how to use samples to create a hip hop song. Hip hop artist M Slago will travel with host Khalil Ekulona as they venture into a record store to shop for vinyl, head back to the studio to listen, and create their own hip hop track for all to hear.Guests Kamaal Malak, musician, Arrested Development; Artist In Residence/Vanderbilt University Jason Rawls, aka J Rawls, hip hop musician and Assistant Professor of Hip Hop at Ohio State University Corey Parker aka Just Vybes, musician, producer Johnathan Harris aka Jon Jyzzle, musician, producer Sims Lester aka The Orbit Sound

Send us a textIn this conversation with J Rawls, we talk about how hip hop found its way into the hallowed halls of academia. He opened up about his journey from college student to music producer, ultimately becoming a key figure in establishing a hip hop studies minor at Ohio State University. Discover how he balanced his passion for music with academic pursuits, connecting with legendary artists like High Tech, Talib Kweli, and many others along the way. J reminisces about his musical roots, from childhood beatboxing to remixing tracks for the iconic Beastie Boys. Learn about his creative collaborations and the joy he finds in teaching hip hop at OSU. Together, we explore the profound cultural impact of the genre, drawing on early influences like EPMD and Kool & the Gang.

Lone Catalysts, c'est le duo culte formé par J Sands et J Rawls, deux artistes issus de la scène underground des années 90. Inspirés par l'esprit Native Tongue, ils mêlent production soignée et rimes conscientes.Originaire de Columbus, J Rawls se lance dans le deejaying et le beatmaking et devient un digger acharné, contribuant au classique "Blackstar" de Mos Def et Talib Kweli. J Sands, de Pittsburgh, se passionne pour l'écriture et le rap dès son enfance, influencé par des légendes comme Big Daddy Kane et Run-D.M.C..Formés à l'université, ils lancent leur propre label et marquent l'histoire du rap underground avec leur premier maxi en 1998. Le duo est reconnu pour ses productions raffinées et ses lyrics engagés et référencés.Lone Cat méritait son SL1200, et c'est chose faite avec une heure de mix signé Mr Slurg, accompagné de Bachir au micro, en exclusivié sur Grünt Radio !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Back in the building! DJ Jay-Ski and DJ Tactics bringing you new music from Blu & Exile, The Alchemist, Talib Kweli, J.D.P., Dell-P, Chip-Fu and so much more. Also, DJ Tactics recently sat down with Common and Pete Rock.  Enjoy!DJ TacticsI Can't Make This Up- Dell PI Know- Termanology ft Skyzoo & Nim KGhetto Speak- WaleIt's Workin- Talib Kweli & J RawlsLike Us- Chip FuOne Beer (Madlib Rmx)- MF DoomPatti (Remix) Pop Buchanan ft ReksStill Rich- Kae HockThe Truth- Azomali ft BluBosses- Diamond D Ft Sauce Money & Lord TariqThis Man- Common & Pete RockDJ TacticsTurnStyle- Talkib Kweli & J Rawls ft Skyzoo & BuckshotAdaptive - Team Demo ft Kurious & G DepDrug Plots- DJ Dreadeye ft Method Man, Termanology & Inspectah DeckClimb To The Max- J-LoveMost Real- G-Squared ft Mic Geramino & Royal FlushRunnit Back- LL Cool J ft Busta RhymesCream (Ziki-P Remix) Wu-Tang ClanI Gave Me Power- Merc ft KhemistIntergalactic Love Choir- Kae HockDeath B4 Dishonor- Diamond D ft Static Selectah & Fatman ScoopStellar- Common & Pete RockCommon & Pete Rock Interview Pt 1 (Dilla) 

Wood rambles on about rookie Washington Commander Jayden Daniels triumphant Monday Night Football debut, highly addictive Lays potato chips, more details on Peacock's limited series Fight Night, Talib Kweli & J Rawls' new album The Confidence of Knowing, and filtering social media commentary to identify real opportunity and individuals with problem-solving skills.

Manny Faces welcomes Dr. Jason "J. Rawls" Rawls to the show. Dr. Rawls is a long-time producer, DJ, author and educator, and is now the Assistant Professor of Hip Hop at THE Ohio State University, developing curricula for a Hip Hop minor program.Some key topics covered:1. Hip Hop Beyond Music: Cultural Diversity- Embracing the multifaceted aspects of Hip Hop culture, including dance, visual art, and storytelling traditions.2. Hip Hop Origins: Sociological Significance- Exploring the historical and sociological roots of Hip Hop, examining its impact on communities and social dynamics.3. Hip Hop Education: Engagement Through Culture- Using Hip Hop culture as a tool to connect with and engage students, fostering inclusivity and understanding.GUEST LINKS:Dr. Jason Rawls, OSU: https://music.osu.edu/people/rawls.5J. Rawls on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jrawls82BOOK: "Youth, Culture, Power" - https://www.amazon.com/Youth-Culture-Power-Teacher-Student-Relationships/dp/1433171252--Hip-Hop Can Save America! with Manny Faces is a Manny Faces Media production, in association with The Center for Hip-Hop Advocacy.Links and resources:SHOW WEBSITE: https://www.hiphopcansaveamerica.comON YOUTUBE: https://www.hiphopcansaveamerica.com/watchMANNY FACES: https://www.mannyfaces.comNEWSLETTER (free!): https://mannyfaces.substack.comSUPPORT QUALITY INDIE HIP HOP JOURNALISM: https://www.patreon.com/mannyfacesManny Faces Media (podcast production company): https://www.mannyfacesmedia.comThe Center for Hip-Hop Advocacy: https://www.hiphopadvocacy.orgSPONSORS / FRIENDS:The Mixtape Museum: https://www.mixtapemuseum.orgHip-Hop Hacks: https://www.hiphophacks.comHip-Hop Can Save America! is produced, written, edited, smacked, flipped, rubbed down, and distributed by Manny Faces. Eternal thanks to Consulting Producer, Sommer McCoy.

Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artist Played: Okito, conshus, Shinobi Stalin, Traj P, Jazzy Soto, Gareth Donkin, Miranda Joan, Moka Only, Goapele, J Rawls, Cas Metah, Jalen Ngonda, Charlotte Adigery, Bolis Pupul, Mega Ran, DJ DN3, E-Turn, Krohme, Daddy-O, Kool Kim, Chill Rob G, Aaron P-Nut Wills, Deniza Guess, Killer Mike, Damian Jr Gong Marley, The Do Gooders, Soy Is Real, Angii Albanii, Crescendo, Brown Study, El Buho, Nita, Gabriel Teodros, Vitamin D, the sindecut, ijeoma, Tyke, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Tonight we have two artists hailing from the great state of Ohio. One is an excellent emcee with numerous quality projects under his belt and the other is a legendary producer who has worked with the likes of Mos Def & Talib Kweli, Sadat X, Casual, and so many more. Check out their new collaborative album, Criminal Blinded, today at https://polarentllc.bandcamp.com/album/criminal-blinded The Boom Bap Chat is a podcast that explores Hip-Hop music and the people who create it. iomos marad, Profound, MC Till, and sometimes Beau Brown discuss lyrics, production, classic albums, building community, and much more with a mix of legendary and up and coming artists.  Join us as we advance and preserve Hip-Hop music. Become a patron today at https://www.patreon.com/everybodyshiphop

Two of the hardest working representatives of hip hop from Ohio put out a new project titled “Criminal Blinded”. They took time come through to speak on the collaboration but then so much more. A conversation that gives insight to the process and the journey, and for sure will deepen their fanbase as more listeners hear the project. It's obvious that I'm a fan during the interview so I know you'll dig episode 165 featuring my conversation with J Rawls and Cas Metah. Klyph Notes is supported by Akepele Apparel  The Numberz FM and XRAY FM The theme for Klyph Notes was produced by Theory Hazit Support the movement and become a DJ Klyph patron The intro for Klyph Notes was produced by DJ Klyph  

For this Unscripted, we have a couple of legends join Matt Perry, J.Rawls and Rhettmatic. The powerful Hip Hop producer-DJ duo, Rawlsmatic, have just released their debut collaborative album, “Role Reversal”. Rhettmatic is a member of the World Famous BeatJunkies, Visionaries and Cypress Junkies and J. Rawls has produced for Black Star, Slum Village, Beastie Boys, Capital Steez & more. J. Rawls is also a scholar and educator at Ohio University, leading its Hip-Hop OHIO Patton Education (HOPE) program.

This episode we had a special co-host guest... Jon Doe of SouthernVangard Radio. D-Styles & Jon Doe interview J. Rawls and Rhettmatic aka Rawlsmatic about their new LP- Role Reversal. Rhettmatic does a tribute mix to J. Rawls music.     Make sure to check out BeatJunkies.Com Originally aired 2-7-2023

After 3 years, Rhettmatic and J Rawls come back to the show but this time they make their collaborative debut as Rawlsmatic with Role Reversal featuring Ras Kass, John Robinson, El Da Sensei, Blu, and more. We chat about how I was able to make the Intro of the album, and the creative processes that were formed in order to make the album over a decade in the making. Basically, it's almost in the same vein as Jaylib (J Dilla & Madlib) and Gangrene (Alchemist & OhNo), where Rawls & Rhett are sharing production duties minus them rapping. Enjoy! Visit the website: https://www.bedroombeethovens.com/ Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bedroombeethovens

Producer J Rawls sits down with Powaful Impak and talks about his career in music, using hip-hop to educate, understanding the difference in education between the older generation and this generation, incorporating everyday technology into the classroom, and much more.

J. Rawls does it all. As a producer he continues to make incredible music. He can also rhyme and DJ and he is a certified Dr. His academic work is groundbreaking as he teaches teachers how to engage young people by understanding and teaching Hip-Hop culture. He is one of the best to ever do it. Check out the good Dr. J. Rawls at https://naturesounds.bandcamp.com/album/the-hip-hop-affect-instrumentals The Boom Bap Chat is a podcast that explores Hip-Hop music and the people who create it. iomos marad, Profound, and MC Till discuss lyrics, production, classic albums, building community, and much more with a mix of legendary and up and coming artists. Keep up with the crew through the Boom Bap Monthly Newsletter or the Boom Bap WhatsApp Group. Sign up today! Newsletter Sign Up… www.boombapmonthly.com WhatsApp Sign Up… https://bit.ly/BoomBapWhatsApp

The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) chopped it up with Professor J Rawls (@jrawls82). J Rawls spoke on the music scene in Columbus Ohio, teaching at The Ohio State University plus Ohio University, a record collection that's about 30,000 pieces, his beat box days, writing the H.O.P.E. program, the Hip Hop education movement, the big support of the producer community, beat diggin with (Pete Rock, JuJu-Beatnuts, J Rocc), being proud of his PhD, working with the Beastie Boys, changing the negative narrative of hip hop, relation to Lou Rawls and more.. For additional content go to: www.thermalsoundwaves.com Tweet: @thermalsoundwav IG: @thermalsoundwaves Facebook: @thermalsoundwaves --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thermalsoundwaves/support

In this episode I talked with J. Rawls who in addition to being an incredible producer is actually an author, a professor, dj, public speaker, & more. He litterally does it all. He has an unbelievable amount of music available on his Bandcamp so definitely check it out. He's worked with so many great artists, Black Star, Beastie Boys, Diamond D, & J-Live are just a few of the people he's collaborated with. His latest release dropped in March 2022 & is titled #jazzhop. It was a huge honor to talk to with him so thank u to M-Dot for making this episode happen & connecting me with him. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/craigmosher/support

Ohio's J Rawls joins Mad Skillz for a great conversation about Hip Hop education, liner notes, and rapper's real names. Follow Us on IG: J Rawls: instagram.com/jrawls82 Mad Skillz: instagram.com/skillzva Hip Hop Confessions: instagram.com/realhiphopconfessions Subscribe to Hip Hop confessions on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/hiphopconfessions

Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: unselftitled, Yasiin Bey, Mos Def, conshus, Shinobi Stalin, Elzhi, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Emesa, Wilczynski, Handbook, LK de LHotel Moscou, Ansley Stewart, Pat Van Dyke, Common, PJ, Chris Read, J Rawls, AMiAM, Omar Saleem, Philly Wyld Chyld, Nate Barksdale, Chong Wizard, Maylee Todd, Napoleon Da Legend, Amerigo Gazaway, EyeQ, Tennyson, Rae Morris, Femme Deadly Venoms, Stevie, DJ A-L, Khujo and T-Mo, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

 This months show takes you through jazz, nu-jazz, broken beat and hip hop and shows the influence jazz has had. Tracklist 1. Mr Jukes – typhoon 2. Miles Davis and Robert Glasper feat Laura Mvula - silence is the way 3. Sampa the Great – Flowers 4. J Rawls feat Aloe Blacc – Bailar 5. Roy Ayers - Reaching for the highest pleasure 6. DJ Yoda feat Nubiya Garcia, Theon Cross and Henry Wu - Abbey Road 7. The RH Factor – Poetry 8. Digable Planets - Rebirth of Slick (cool like dat) 9. Blackalicious - Make you feel that way 10. Gangstarr - Jazz thing 11. 4 Hero - Blank Cells 12. Mr Hermano - It's love 13. Nicola Conte - Take off 14. The Five Corners Quartet - The devil kicks 15. Bemba Segue – Amazing 16. Ellen McInwaine and Yukihiro Fukutomi - Born under a bad sign 17. Seed Ensemble - Aeronaut feat Xana 18. Incognito – Fearless 19. United Future Organisation - Listen love (Yoruba Soul mix) 20. Marcus Enochson and E Man - I am the road (Bugz in the Attic remix) 21. Truby Trio - A go go (Dj Muro mix)

Educator/HipHop Activist NARU KWINA. (below) co-pilots a discussion with legendary producer DR. JASON RAWLS (a/k/a J. RAWLS){top left} & JOHN ROBINSON {top right} to discuss the fusion of HipHop & Education. https://itsjayare.com/about-uswww.ohio.edu/hopeprogramrawls@ohio.eduhttps://johnrobinson.bandcamp.com/album/king-jr

Educator/HipHop Activist NARU KWINA. (below) co-pilots a discussion with legendary producer DR. JASON RAWLS (a/k/a J. RAWLS){top left} & JOHN ROBINSON {top right} to discuss the fusion of HipHop & Education. https://itsjayare.com/about-uswww.ohio.edu/hopeprogramrawls@ohio.eduhttps://johnrobinson.bandcamp.com/album/king-jr

July 26, 2021: For this edition of PSYCHOTIC BUMP SCHOOL, DJ ROME puts the spotlight on the political debates around vaccines, voting, + an innovative educational model created by two HipHop luminaries.PARTS 1 & 2: JEFFREY KELLER, LORI PEACOCK, & ERIN WILEY SANDS return to discuss the issues involving vaccines and voting rights.PARTS 2 & 3: Educator/HipHop Activist NARU KWINA co-pilots a discussion with DR. JASON RAWLS (J. RAWLS) & JOHN ROBINSON to discuss the fusion of HipHop & Education. A great show, so press PLAY and ENJOY.

July 26, 2021: For this edition of PSYCHOTIC BUMP SCHOOL, DJ ROME puts the spotlight on the political debates around vaccines, voting, + an innovative educational model created by two HipHop luminaries.PARTS 1 & 2: JEFFREY KELLER, LORI PEACOCK, & ERIN WILEY SANDS return to discuss the issues involving vaccines and voting rights.PARTS 2 & 3: Educator/HipHop Activist NARU KWINA co-pilots a discussion with DR. JASON RAWLS (J. RAWLS) & JOHN ROBINSON to discuss the fusion of HipHop & Education. A great show, so press PLAY and ENJOY.

Legendary producer Dr. J Rawls and emcee John Robinson join us for a powerful discussion on leveraging hip-hop culture to build relationships with students. Drawing from their experiences working together as a producer and emcee duo (Rawls and Robinson) and writing their book (Youth Culture Power), we glean insights for educators to bring the best out of themselves and their students. We are also blessed with the chance to break down an original track off of their recent album. Follow J Rawls @Jrawls82 and John Robinson @JohnRobinsonMusic, and catch their collaborative efforts @ItsJayAreYCP Tap into their book and music at ItsJayAre.com

FdB 2x39 | Junto al papel del legislador y de una religión civil, algunos puntos débiles de la voluntad general y el contractualismo rousseauniano nos llevarán a analizar críticas a su filosofía política, desde el moralismo político hasta los conceptos de impolítica y antipolítica. Esto nos hará desembocar en dos autores esenciales en el pensamiento político del siglo XX: Isaiah Berlin (1909-1997), que definió a Rousseau como "enemigo de la libertad", y John Rawls (1921-2002), un contractualista y constructivista que cambió la historia de la disciplina que cerramos en este episodio. Nos ponemos a Nietzsche en el bolsillo a través del profeta Zaratustra, en una reedición reciente en Tecnos del libro que su autor calificó como "un libro para todos y para nadie". ❗ FILOSOFÍA DE BOLSILLO sólo es y será posible gracias a ti. Hazte mecenas en https://www.filosofiadebolsillo.com/patreon y accede a este y otros EPISODIOS COMPLETOS y a tus recompensas. Si quieres apoyar el proyecto y tienes cualquier duda, escribe a correo@filosofiadebolsillo.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/diego-civilotti/message

Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, rapper/songwriter Co City has been sharpening his musical chops from an early age by the study of instruments. After being taught the trumpet by Milton Ruffin and David King, he then began rhyming in the late 90's. It was then that he was then that he combine his love of 70's soul and 80's pop music to create his own heartfelt version of Hip hop. From being voted best musician in high school, to receiving a music scholarship to Ohio Wesleyan University, City has performed along the side of The 3rd Power, Rashad, J Rawls, J Sands, The Audio Unit and King Vada. Co City just released his debut EP #ComingToGrips produced by super producer Rashad on 4/9/21! Follow him on IG @cocity1979

On this special edition of The Library, Tim Einenkel sits down for an exclusive in-depth interview with super producer J. Rawls. He talks about how he got started out making beats, reveals backstories on his production work with artists like Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Heresy and Masta Ace, talks about the impact of fellow producers like Diamond D and the late, great J Dilla and also exclusively announces an album he's currently working on with a legendary emcee. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

J Rawls and John Robinson are two of the best to ever do it! Join in as we discuss their most recent album & book Youth Culture Power. It is not just art but a tool for anyone working with young people. Thanks to our unofficial sponsor, Everybody's Records. Need vinyl, CDs, or tapes? Go to everybodysrecords.com today.

This episode is our very own version of 'shoot your shot'. Prompted by his wife, Chris reached out to one of his favourite producers; J Rawls, on Instagram and asked for an exclusive interview. He said 'yes' and here we are. The conversation touched on producing for Black Star, pulling down statues and how Hip Hop has a place in the classroom. Special thanks to Imperial for helping fix the audio.

Great episode this week as Jay ARE = (Dr. J Rawls + John Robinson) swing by the podcast to discuss how and why Hip-Hop culture is the dominant culture among the students, in our schools.In their book, released last year, entitled Youth Culture Power, J Rawls and John Robinson, argue that Hip-Hop culture could be useful in building relationships and building student engagement. I focus on that and the music as Youth Culture Power (the album) is jazz-infused hip-hop tracks over which the emcees rhyme poetic on the state of educating inner city youth today. We go over J Rawls' upbringing, to getting placed on a Black Star album in the 90's to his current projects along with John Robinson, as we list the many challenges discussed within; like culturally-biased standardized tests and the cutting of resources, but counter with a wealth of solutions; like simply being attentive to the happenings of their lives. Music + education! Get learnt!Show Website: https://www.bedroombeethovens.comShow will be uploaded at 12 Midnight Central following show releaseFollow us on social mediaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/hlnfradionetworkTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/HLNF_BulletinInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/heartlandnewsfeedMastadon: https://liberdon.com/@heartlandnewsfeedDiscord: https://discord.gg/6b6u6DTSupport us with your financial supportStreamlabs: https://streamlabs.com/heartlandmediaPayPal: https://www.paypal.me/heartlandmediaSquare Cash: https://cash.app/$heartlandnewsfeedPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/heartlandnewsfeedCrypto via 1UpCoin: https://1upcoin.com/donate/heartlandmedia

Great episode this week as Jay ARE = (Dr. J Rawls + John Robinson) swing by the podcast to discuss how and why Hip-Hop culture is the dominant culture among the students, in our schools. In their book, released last year, entitled Youth Culture Power, J Rawls and John Robinson,  argue that Hip-Hop culture could be useful in building relationships and building student engagement. I focus on that and the music as Youth Culture Power (the album) is jazz-infused hip-hop tracks over which the emcees rhyme poetic on the state of educating inner city youth today. We go over J Rawl's upbringing, to getting placed on a Black Star album in the 90's to his current projects along with John Robinson, as we list the many challenges discussed within; like culturally-biased standardized tests and the cutting of resources, but counter with a wealth of  solutions; like simply being attentive to the happenings of their lives. Music + education! Get learnt! Visit the website: https://www.bedroombeethovens.com/ Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bedroombeethovens

Sélection de nouveautés et de classiques, en plus de fêter quelques anniversaires d'albums. Notez que l'émission aura désormais lieu les samedis de 18h à 20h.   Tracklist Casual - On They Head Dj Rhettmatic & J-Rawls are Rawlsmatic - Role Reversal Jay Worthy & Harry Fraud - Frankie Lymon (Feat. Elcamino & Big Body Bes) Don Streat - 24hours (feat. Recognize Ali, Mayhem (EMS) & Dj Grazzhoppa) [Prod. M.W.P] Hit-Boy - All Business (Feat. Benny The Butcher) Hus Kingpin - Shadow Chess (feat. SmooVth) [Prod. Nicholas Craven] Stalley - FA Mori$$ Regal & Yerly - Pigeon Earl Sweatshirt - WHOLE WORLD (feat. Maxo) [Prod. The Alchemist] Medhane - ALLEGEDLY [Prod. Chuck Strangers] Cambatta & Apollo Brown - Nightmare Un Amour Suprême - Mèche Courte I Ka - Sins of The Father (Feat. Roc Marciano) Ka - Land of Nod 2nd Generation Wu - New Generation (Remix Feat. Method Man) 2nd Generation Wu - 7.O.D Nicole Bus - You Ghostface Killah - Saturday Nite The Game - Welcome Home (feat. Nipsey Hussle) Mozzy - The Homies Wanna Know Polyester The Saint - Never Be Another (feat. Fendi P & Mr. Suprize) Larry June - Organic Tokens Jay Worthy & Harry Fraud - Ice Cold (Feat. G Perico) Manast LL' & Satyvah - Past Midnight (Feat. G Perico) Terrace Martin - SHea Butter & Blueberries (feat. Robert Glasper & Alex Isley) XL Middleton - Saturday Don't Mean A Thing EMCEE ORIGINATE - Get Down like That (Feat. KNLO) [Prod. Mofak] Alaclair Ensemble - QDBV David Campana - Agrikol (Feat. Dope.Gng) [Prod. mammouth] Dope.gng - Gran Turismo [Prod. mammouth] Ibékélia - Tempête Loud Lary Ajust - Ondulations Loud Lary Ajust - Jour 1 Pete Rock - Cake (Feat. The UN) Pete Rock - Back On The Block (E. Q. Bonus Rmx) Masta Ace - The I.N.C. Ride (Feat. Lord Digga) Masta Ace - Sittin' On Chrome R.A. The Rugged Man - The Dangerous Three (Feat. Brother Ali & Masta Ace) Brother Ali - Champion... Lucio Bukowski & Mani Deïz - Psaumes métropolitains Lucio Bukowski & Mani Deïz - La Légende du Grand Judo Count Bass D - Quite Buttery (Feat. MF DOOM) Count Bass D - Subwoofer (Dumile) Count Bass D - Welcome Back

Sélection de nouveautés et de classiques, en plus de fêter quelques anniversaires d'albums. Notez que l'émission aura désormais lieu les samedis de 18h à 20h.   Tracklist Casual - On They Head Dj Rhettmatic & J-Rawls are Rawlsmatic - Role Reversal Jay Worthy & Harry Fraud - Frankie Lymon (Feat. Elcamino & Big Body Bes) Don Streat - 24hours (feat. Recognize Ali, Mayhem (EMS) & Dj Grazzhoppa) [Prod. M.W.P] Hit-Boy - All Business (Feat. Benny The Butcher) Hus Kingpin - Shadow Chess (feat. SmooVth) [Prod. Nicholas Craven] Stalley - FA Mori$$ Regal & Yerly - Pigeon Earl Sweatshirt - WHOLE WORLD (feat. Maxo) [Prod. The Alchemist] Medhane - ALLEGEDLY [Prod. Chuck Strangers] Cambatta & Apollo Brown - Nightmare Un Amour Suprême - Mèche Courte I Ka - Sins of The Father (Feat. Roc Marciano) Ka - Land of Nod 2nd Generation Wu - New Generation (Remix Feat. Method Man) 2nd Generation Wu - 7.O.D Nicole Bus - You Ghostface Killah - Saturday Nite The Game - Welcome Home (feat. Nipsey Hussle) Mozzy - The Homies Wanna Know Polyester The Saint - Never Be Another (feat. Fendi P & Mr. Suprize) Larry June - Organic Tokens Jay Worthy & Harry Fraud - Ice Cold (Feat. G Perico) Manast LL' & Satyvah - Past Midnight (Feat. G Perico) Terrace Martin - SHea Butter & Blueberries (feat. Robert Glasper & Alex Isley) XL Middleton - Saturday Don't Mean A Thing EMCEE ORIGINATE - Get Down like That (Feat. KNLO) [Prod. Mofak] Alaclair Ensemble - QDBV David Campana - Agrikol (Feat. Dope.Gng) [Prod. mammouth] Dope.gng - Gran Turismo [Prod. mammouth] Ibékélia - Tempête Loud Lary Ajust - Ondulations Loud Lary Ajust - Jour 1 Pete Rock - Cake (Feat. The UN) Pete Rock - Back On The Block (E. Q. Bonus Rmx) Masta Ace - The I.N.C. Ride (Feat. Lord Digga) Masta Ace - Sittin' On Chrome R.A. The Rugged Man - The Dangerous Three (Feat. Brother Ali & Masta Ace) Brother Ali - Champion... Lucio Bukowski & Mani Deïz - Psaumes métropolitains Lucio Bukowski & Mani Deïz - La Légende du Grand Judo Count Bass D - Quite Buttery (Feat. MF DOOM) Count Bass D - Subwoofer (Dumile) Count Bass D - Welcome Back

Full show: http://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: Okito, Aahmean, Mozaic, conshus, MidaZ, Oh No, Sadhugold, Robotaki, Pell, Aesop Rock, DJ CMAN, Donny Hathaway, Bishop Nehru, DJ Premier, Making Movies, Wizekrak, I.Khan, Jon Corbin, DJ Rhettmatic, J-Rawls, Rawlsmatic, Craig G, T-REXZ, Alecia Seymour, Heart Bones, The Audible Doctor, Waxahatchee, J Dilla, The Workin Class, Chev, Noveliss, Stik Figa, Nowdaze, Solomon, iLLBrown, Wilma Archer, Laura Groves, Samuel T. Herring, 4-IZE, Talib Kweli, Stahhr, Senor KAOS, Number 2, OutKast, Goodie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Cory and Zay Krypto invite Columbus legends Nova and J. Rawls to talk about their upcoming music dropping by the end of 2019 and the importance of teaching the real meaning of hip hop to today's youth. J. Rawls has been an educator, a producer, and a lyricist in Columbus for over 20 years, working with notable groups such as Black Star and Slum Village. Nova has been putting out albums in Columbus since 2012. You can find J Rawls' music on all platforms by searching for his name, and you can find Nova's music at novasaves.bandcamp.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gab-street/message

More boom bap mix feat Cavalier, Blu and Exile, Diamond D feat Erick Sermon, Havoc, Sunz of Man feat Capadonna Planet Asia, Mach Hommy, J Are John Robinson and J Rawls, Hus kingpin, Roc Marciano, Clear Soul Forces, Quelle Chris, YOD, Westside Gunn, Benny the Butcher,

BIO: Categorized as real R&B, it is without a doubt that Lea Anderson has what the music industry has been waiting for. Through her own rhythm and blues, Lea Anderson aims to create an intimate connection between herself and anyone who has come in contact with her fluid soprano sound. Versatile, she can be acoustic, with a piano, supplemented with tracks, or with her four piece band. No matter the set up, Lea Anderson is always equipped with a flute, which was handed down by her Mother. Lea Anderson’s music is a timeless entity providing us with sounds enlaced with heartfelt melodies, strong vocals and lyrics that tell the story of her past heartbreaks, current happiness, new found self-love, and hopes for equality.Born in Washington DC, raised in South Carolina now residing in New York, Lea Anderson’s goal it to conquer the music industry note after note.  As a member of Actors Equity Association, Lea Anderson mastered orchestration, harmony and melodies through Musical Theatre.  Through the wonderful world of theatre, Lea Anderson performed favorite shows including HAIR, Little Shop of Horrors, Ragtime and Smokey Joes Cafe.  Now a staple of New York’s live music scene, Lea has played venues from The Apollo, Rockwood Music Hall, The Shrine, The Duplex, So Far Sounds, Duane Park, as well as the Make Music NYC just to name a few. She’s worked with underground hip hop favorites such as John “JR” Robinson, J Rawls, and Uni-G. Through hip hop, Lea Anderson mastered the art of story telling which is evident in her songwriting ability.Her music has been compared to the sounds of Whitney Houston and Anita Baker with reminisces of Aaliyah. In 2016, Lea Anderson independently released her first album entitled (Pronounced Lee).  Her EP was recorded and produce by Grammy nominated and recipient of 16 Billboard Awards, D-Moet    

Full show: http://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: E-Turn, DILLA, conshus, phantomshino, IMAKEMADBEATS, Nujabes, Shing02, Rock Mecca, Dabrye, DOOM, Bekon, Evidence, Rakaa, Penguin Prison, Soren Bryce, Ab-Soul, Anderson .Paak, James Blake, PRhyme, Royce da 59, DJ Premier, Dave East, Nami, Richard Cabeza, SoyIsREAL, Jessica Hernandez, The Deltas, Mr. Lif, Akrobatik, The Perceptionists,, Blu, Miguel, Knox Fortune, Substantial, Mowgan, Ras Willa, The Heart and Brain, Oddisee, Good Compny, Phife Dawg, Imarhan, Sampa The Great, Minmi, J Rawls, GOODie MOb, OutKast, Cee Lo Green, Apani B, IMAKEMADBEATS

Full show: http://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: DJ Center, Oddisee, Shinobi Stalin, conshus, MoZaic, Skyzoo, Black Metaphor, Lando Chill, The Lasso, Jorja Smith, Stormzy, Kendrick Lamar, SZA, Mura Masa, Bonzai, Planet Asia, ADaD, Tensei, Black Milk, Dave Dar, Mista Sinista, Sampa The Great, Nathaniel Rateliff, The Night Sweats, Oddisee, Good Compny, J Rawls, J Dilla, MidaZ the BEAST, Devine Carama, Kasbo, TENDER, ChanHays, Ghettosocks, Pharoahe Monch, Ras Kass, Lane 8, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

The second edition of the special collaboration between Austin, TX based DJs Chorizo Funk & Chicken George. Over 70 minutes of all vinyl selections spanning a variety of genres to celebrate vinyl culture and commemorate Record Store Day! We hope you enjoy! DJ Chorizo Funk Mix 1. Kings Go Forth - High On Your Love 2. Carl Carlton - Don't Walk Away 3. Erykah Badu - Honey (DJ Day Remix) 4. J Rawls presents The Liquid Crystal Project - A Tribute To Dilla 5. K Def - Birds Flying High 6. DJ Rogers - It's Good To Be Alive 7. Chocolate Milk - Grand Theft 8. William DeVaughn - Be Thankful For What You Got 9. 94 East - Games 10. Toots & The Maytals - Deep In my Soul 11. XL Middleton - Keep It Funkin' 12. The Gaff - Under The Sun DJ Chicken George Mix 1. Dexter - Moog Boy 4 Life 2. Mophono - Groovin (Skip On Beat Remix) 3. Myron & E w/ The Soul Investigators - Everyday Love 4. I'CED - Another Look @ You 5. Scrimshire - Stevie's Lady (Scrimshire edit) 6. Sanova Fran - Vibin Out 7. Jay Are - The Lee Morgan Story (Guitar Tribute Remix) 8. The Dynamic Set feat. Liam Bailey - When Will They Learn 9. Susan Cadogan - Juicy Fruit 10. Initials - Message In The Music (Beautiful Swimmers Mastermix) 11. Twilight - You're In Love (Kon Remix) Vinyl Por Vida! Visit Chorizo Funk: http://DJChorizoFunk.com Visit Peddlin' Jazztronica!: http://DjChickenGeorge.podomatic.com Search "Peddlin' Jazztronica" in iTunes to subscribe Visit Planet Jazztronica!: http://DjChickenGeorge.com Follow the Jazztronica! Vibes: http://twitter.com/DjChickenGeorge

J Rawls celebrates his joint album alongside Hieroglyphics emcee Casual with this exclusive mix, highlighting the classic Hiero catalog.

One half of the Groovement team, DJ A-UP is also resident at hip hop night In The Loop in Manchester. Listen to DJ A-UP and Bedos monthly on the Nougold podcast, the best of the Nougolden Age of hip hop: http://nougold.co.uk The long awaited second part of DJ A-UP’s mixtape series for Groovement, signalling the arrival of Spring and sunshine… collating the best of independent hip hop (and a few classic sounds) in the way only Nougold can. The first part was one of Groovement’s most popular podcasts, so please share the love on the sequel! 01. Intro / Damu The Fudgemunk – Bright Side Remix 02. Soulful ft. Muggsy Malone & D.O.E. C.I.G.A.P.O.M. – Mumbo Sauce & Drumbreaks 03. 7even Sun & Cans ft. Multi The Chozen – Summer 04. Idasa Tariq – Spend Some Time With You 05. Chuuwee – Here Yee Here Yee 06. OneLove Beats – Lovely Sounds 07. Hollywood FLOSS – Stalker (Prod. Brandun Deshay) 08. M.anifest – Suffer 09. Mr Miranda & Random – Wednesday 10. Mr Dibia$e – Viewfinder 11. Kurtis Stanley – On My Mind 12. Twentynine ft. Lenny White – Morning Sunrise 13. Jun Classic – The Morning 14. Anotha Level - What’s That Cha Say? 15. Blu ft. Planet Asia & Killa Ben – d o o w h o p 16. The Brothers Johnson – Tomorrow 17. Grand Puba – Amazing 18. Kazahaya – The Light (Instrumental) 19. Build An Ark – Bottom To The Top 20. Sean Toure ft. Dionne Wilkins – Life Is Good 21. Late Night Fruit - Marang 22. TiRon & Ayomari ft. Yummy Bingham – All My Love 23. Savant (Stanstro) – Make Your Move (Krash Slaughta Braveheart Remix) 24. Sincere Vega – Big Mac 25. DJ Czarny & Tas – Jazzmatas 26. Blu ft. Jimetta Rose – Spring Winter Summer Fall 27. Clear Soul Forces – Get No Better 28. Versis – Travellin’ 29. L Digz ft. Elizabeth Depasois – Peace of Mind (Prod. Riddle) 30. J Rawls – Face it (Instrumental) 31. Kazahaya – Pianist Love Song 32. The Slakadeliqs ft. Justin Nozuka – Love Controls The Sun

**TO LISTEN OR DOWNLOAD SEE THE END OF THE SHOW DESCRIPTION!** On this call for action we have: Cormega has made a difference and continues to make a difference in hip hop and beyond. His new single I Made A Difference (Haiti Benefit Song) features a who's who of artists all of which will see the proceeds of their contribution's go to the Sean Penn's Organization for Haiti. Interestingly enough, it wasn't however in every artist Cormega reached out to to make the same difference. Many artists dismissed the cause and nature of the song, some not returning calls and emails. In this engaging and eye-opening two part interview, Mega gives us an update on the current state of Haiti and talks about creating I Made A Difference, explaining why Nature choosing to not contribute was more justifiable than other rappers reasons not to. We are also told that Immortal Technique recorded a verse but didn't make the final cut due to timing. Furthermore, he addresses the forthcoming x2 CD project Raw Forever, explaining its concept and how The Best Of disc's track selection was chosen, being critical of his work (Dead Man Walking), his favourite track(s) and his band The Revelations. Furthermore, we are given the lowdown on his upcoming album and its status, including details of a controversial track produced by Large Professor and so much more. A must hear interview! Purchase "I Made A Difference" here http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-made-difference-haiti-benefit/id440318946 Jean Grae is back with a brand new DJ Drama assisted "Gangsta Grillz Special Edition" mixtape Cookies Or Comas and a forthcoming album, namely, Cake Or Death. In an overdue update, Jeanius touches on DJ Drama hosting Cookies Or Comas being a move implemented by her label and the mixtapes response so far, as well as the space she's been in creatively lately. We also discuss her much anticipated Eddie Izzard inspired album Cake Or Death, Eddie Izzard's influence on her style and substance, maturity in hip hop, the production and live instrumentation on her album, collaborating with Lil B, punching babies and much more! C-Rayz-Walz is as rejuvenated as you would imagine, delivering his first non-freestyled interview and first radio interview in over two years. Having had time away to reflect on his bars and re-evaluate his existence, Walz is now in what we call phase 2 of his artistry and career. This becomes apparent after Walz breaking down the several projects slated for release including, All Black Everything: The Prelude (two tracks of which we play including an exclusive taken off the project) which will serve as a pre-cursor to the album All Black Everything LP. Walz also reveals plans of potentially dropping an album every month and collaborative albums with Large Professor and a sequel to Freestyle vs. Written with Supernatural entitled Rock The Bells. He also touches on his desire to sign to Rhyme Sayers, memories of Eydea and more. Although, perhaps the biggest surprise came in the news that he and Vast Aire have talked about releasing a Definitive Jux concept album, based on their experiences with the legendary label. 2011 is looking to be the year of the beast all over again. DJ JS-1 marches onto the show to join Cormega in a conference call, exploring the concept behind his new album Ground Original: No One Cares, which features a who's who of incredible artists. We take time to discuss the album's artwork,DJ Premier giving him an unreleased Guru acapella to sample, the New York radio DJs we would all like to Murder (I wish to break their f**kin fingers), working with Brown Bag Allstars and much more in a refreshing, faith-restoring interview with a seasoned professional. Jehst steps away from his busy album launch schedule to offer a rare insight into his position as a UK hip hop artist in 2011. As introspective as you would expect, Jehst explores the long creation of his new album "The Dragon Of An Ordinary Family" as well as finding time to discuss the scene surrounding him. Jehst fans unite and do not miss! DMC and Fight Club battle winner, CF joins us to promote his latest project Storm Mode as well as his forthcoming Creative Juices Music debut album. In this short but informative interview we talk about Storm Mode and its aesthetics, the tracks Walk With Me and Battle Cry, production, his affiliation with Immortal Technique, the condemning of American capitalism and more! Furthermore, we are given an update on the status and release of his forthcoming yet to be titled debut album and one of the dopest acapella's in recent show memory! AND THAT'S NOT ALL! BONUS PODCAST-ONLY FOOTAGE J Rawls spends time with us to explore his latest album, his forthcoming releases and much more in a fruity interview with a pioneer. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER Mista Montana - http://www.twitter.com/mista_montana Menace - http://www.twitter.com/menaceuk We Won't Rest Until This Is All Over

**TO LISTEN OR DOWNLOAD SEE THE END OF THE SHOW DESCRIPTION!** On this call for action we have: Cormega has made a difference and continues to make a difference in hip hop and beyond. His new single I Made A Difference (Haiti Benefit Song) features a who's who of artists all of which will see the proceeds of their contribution's go to the Sean Penn's Organization for Haiti. Interestingly enough, it wasn't however in every artist Cormega reached out to to make the same difference. Many artists dismissed the cause and nature of the song, some not returning calls and emails. In this engaging and eye-opening two part interview, Mega gives us an update on the current state of Haiti and talks about creating I Made A Difference, explaining why Nature choosing to not contribute was more justifiable than other rappers reasons not to. We are also told that Immortal Technique recorded a verse but didn't make the final cut due to timing. Furthermore, he addresses the forthcoming x2 CD project Raw Forever, explaining its concept and how The Best Of disc's track selection was chosen, being critical of his work (Dead Man Walking), his favourite track(s) and his band The Revelations. Furthermore, we are given the lowdown on his upcoming album and its status, including details of a controversial track produced by Large Professor and so much more. A must hear interview! Purchase "I Made A Difference" here http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-made-difference-haiti-benefit/id440318946 Jean Grae is back with a brand new DJ Drama assisted "Gangsta Grillz Special Edition" mixtape Cookies Or Comas and a forthcoming album, namely, Cake Or Death. In an overdue update, Jeanius touches on DJ Drama hosting Cookies Or Comas being a move implemented by her label and the mixtapes response so far, as well as the space she's been in creatively lately. We also discuss her much anticipated Eddie Izzard inspired album Cake Or Death, Eddie Izzard's influence on her style and substance, maturity in hip hop, the production and live instrumentation on her album, collaborating with Lil B, punching babies and much more! C-Rayz-Walz is as rejuvenated as you would imagine, delivering his first non-freestyled interview and first radio interview in over two years. Having had time away to reflect on his bars and re-evaluate his existence, Walz is now in what we call phase 2 of his artistry and career. This becomes apparent after Walz breaking down the several projects slated for release including, All Black Everything: The Prelude (two tracks of which we play including an exclusive taken off the project) which will serve as a pre-cursor to the album All Black Everything LP. Walz also reveals plans of potentially dropping an album every month and collaborative albums with Large Professor and a sequel to Freestyle vs. Written with Supernatural entitled Rock The Bells. He also touches on his desire to sign to Rhyme Sayers, memories of Eydea and more. Although, perhaps the biggest surprise came in the news that he and Vast Aire have talked about releasing a Definitive Jux concept album, based on their experiences with the legendary label. 2011 is looking to be the year of the beast all over again. DJ JS-1 marches onto the show to join Cormega in a conference call, exploring the concept behind his new album Ground Original: No One Cares, which features a who's who of incredible artists. We take time to discuss the album's artwork,DJ Premier giving him an unreleased Guru acapella to sample, the New York radio DJs we would all like to Murder (I wish to break their f**kin fingers), working with Brown Bag Allstars and much more in a refreshing, faith-restoring interview with a seasoned professional. Jehst steps away from his busy album launch schedule to offer a rare insight into his position as a UK hip hop artist in 2011. As introspective as you would expect, Jehst explores the long creation of his new album "The Dragon Of An Ordinary Family" as well as finding time to discuss the scene surrounding him. Jehst fans unite and do not miss! DMC and Fight Club battle winner, CF joins us to promote his latest project Storm Mode as well as his forthcoming Creative Juices Music debut album. In this short but informative interview we talk about Storm Mode and its aesthetics, the tracks Walk With Me and Battle Cry, production, his affiliation with Immortal Technique, the condemning of American capitalism and more! Furthermore, we are given an update on the status and release of his forthcoming yet to be titled debut album and one of the dopest acapella's in recent show memory! AND THAT'S NOT ALL! BONUS PODCAST-ONLY FOOTAGE J Rawls spends time with us to explore his latest album, his forthcoming releases and much more in a fruity interview with a pioneer. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER Mista Montana - http://www.twitter.com/mista_montana Menace - http://www.twitter.com/menaceuk We Won't Rest Until This Is All Over

Columbus, Ohio's DJ O-Sharp takes you through some classic productions from fellow Ohio native J Rawls of The Lone Catalysts. J Rawls' new album The Hip-Hop Affect drops May 17th.

1. A Tribe Called Quest - Bonita Applebum (Remix) 2. Erykah Badu feat. Roy Hargrove - Think Twice 3. Method Man feat. Lauryn Hill - Say 4. The Roots - Star 5. DJ Spinna feat. Phonte of Little Brother - Intergalactic Soul 6. Platinum Pied Pipers feat. Tiombe Lockhart - I Got You 7. J Rawls presents: The Liquid Crystal Project - A Tribute to Dilla 8. DJ Nu-Mark and Pomo - Imagine 9. Nas feat. Chrisette Michelle - Can't Forget About You 10. Dwele - Pimp's Dream 11. Roy Ayers - Funk in the Hole (Nicolay Remix) 12. Snoop Dogg - Think About It 13. Strange Fruit Project - You (The Only Ones) 14. Stevie Wonder - Signed, Sealed, Delivered (DJ Smash Essential Funk Mix) 15. Stateless - Falling Into 16. Adrian Quesada feat. Martin Perna & DJ Chicken George - Overthrowed (DJ Chicken George Presents: The Swed.u.s.h Connection 2)