Podcasts about japanese hip hop

Straight from the underground! C'est parti pour 45 minutes d'exploration et de découverte totale avec des groupes et rappeurs méconnus mais au talent avéré. Ready or not, here it is!

"Mamushi," the fourth single from Megan the Stallion's album Megan was not supposed to be a huge hit. But thanks to a viral dance, the song has become the first song on the Billboard Hot 100 to feature Japanese lyrics since 1963. With. a feature from rapper Yuki Chiba and a beat from producer Koshy, "Mamushi" creates the kind of cross-cultural musical collaboration that helps correct a long record of U,S, pop stars appropriating Japanese culture. Songs Discussed Megan Thee Stallion (feat. Yuki Chiba) - Mamushi Megan Thee Stallion - Hiss, Boa, Cobra, Savage, Megan's Piano, Otaku Hot Girl Kyu Sakomoto - Sukiyaki A Taste of Honey - Sukiyaki Selena - Sukiyaki Pikotaro - PPAP (Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen) Hikaru Utada, Skrillex - Face My Fears Gwen Stefani - Harujuku Girls Avril Lavigne - Hello Kitty More Hannah Lee of the Japan Society NPR on the story of "Sukiyaki" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Straight from the underground! C'est parti pour 45 minutes d'exploration et de découverte totale avec des groupes et rappeurs méconnus mais au talent avéré. Ready or not, here it is!

Lyd the SBW listens to covers, remixes and the 1978 original jam, Got to Be Real.The SpaceTimeMusic theme music is a sample of the Ana-Tole x Jonah Christian Remix of Ready or Not by the Fugees.LINKS:A Sample, A Cover playlistFacebookMerchEpisode 68 HomeEpisode 16 Island HoppingGot to Be RealCheryl Lynn1978I'll Do 4 UFather's DayFather MC feat. Mary J. Blige1990Got to Be RealSoichi Terada and Shinichiro Yokota1991TiburonEl Poder de la MúsicaProyecto Uno1995I Wanna RockI Wanna RockLuke/2 Live Crew1992EMCのラップ道ForeverEnjoy Music Club2016To Be RealAustin Millz2022

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Join Andy & Lydia as JTop10 digs into the world of hip-hop and rap bringing you some of the best female Japanese hip-hop artists from the genre's 90's root to this decades hottest MC's and producers, including DAOKO, Ai, Awich, and chelmico, for our October Special: Japanese Hip-Hop Part 2.Scripted & Quality Assured by: Hayley MHosted by: Andy & LydiaAudio Edited & Uploaded by: IllyaSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/japan-top-10-ri-ben-nototsupu10-jpop-hits/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

What's up to my salacious sables and ginger-bellied blacksnakes! Welcome back to the BNP everybody and dang, do I have a tasty platter of some delicately seasoned content for all y'all today! It is my absolute pleasure to welcome to the BNP, esteemed animator, director and storyboard artist Lubomir Arsov. Lubomir is a storyboard artist, character artist and an innovative, original animator, and he has worked for such major productions as The Ice Age and The Book of Life.I discovered Lubomir's animated short film In Shadow the other night while searching for trippy cartoons on the Interwebs, and it absolutely blew me away. In Shadow is a 13 minute long journey into the deep, dark underbelly and collective Unconscious of modern Western man. If that sounds like it would be gruesome and spooky, you'd be correct. Arsov's work tackles the hidden secrets and buried taboos that in many ways define our modern world, even while they are largely ignored (at least consciously) by the masses. In Shadow drags this horrific darkness out into the light, and ultimately the film is an uplifting and confronting invitation to rehabilitate our darkest personal and societal shames, and to bathe our fears and hatred in the light of Infinite Awareness.  Definitely check it out!! You can find In Shadow on Vimeo, YouTube, and many other sites. This episode is Part One of my chat with Lubomir. Part Two drops next week. Support Lubomir! Find him on IG @lubomirarsov to keep up with his latest and ongoing visionary projects. What a blessing to speak with such a powerful artist. I'm excited to share this conversation with the world. Please help keep Barbarian Noetics on the air by becoming a patron for just $1/month at patreon.com/noetics.  You receive a dream interpretation coupon, access to bonus content and an original haiku when you sign up! Follow me on IG @conantanner. Spread the word and tell a friend about the BNP! Also I need reviews pretty please??? Also 5 stars meow mew and subscriptions mew. Until next week everyone, stay real and be excellent to one another. One Love,Conan TRACKLIST FOR THIS EPISODEHerb Albert and the Tijuana Brass - Spanish FleaR.A. the Rugged Man - After Life (feat. Sarah Smith) Dykotomi - Corvid Crunk Cuddled Up - Lo Fi Jazz Hop MixHip Hop Ridin - JazzHop MixCity Pop  -Japanese Hip Hop & Jazz MixAtyya - Ancestors Speak (CloZee Remix) Battle Cry - Chill Lo Fi Hip Hop Mix Big Wild - Alley Oop (feat. iDA HAWK) Dead Prez - O.G. (Original Garvey)Nevada Innovation Zone Info (YIKES): https://innovationzonefacts.com/*Cover art is a screenshot from In Shadow by Lubomir Arsov, copyright 2017Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/noetics)

MLB starting to check pitchers for sticky stuff. Gervonta Davis and Vasyl Lomachenko get ready to return to the ring this saturday. NBA and NHL playoff updates. Ben Zobrist, Touch Tunes, Japanese Hip-Hop.   This episode is brought to you by Tribe Coffee Co. Visit tribecoffeeco.com and use promo code "YAPCHI" to get 10% off your order.

DJcity Japan DopeOnigiri made Japanese Hip-Hop mix based on DJcity record pool. Follow him on IG: @dopeonigiri See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

News-flash! We'll be releasing our first regular episode for this season of How Do You Like It So Far this Thursday. But before you tune into Henry and Colin's riveting discussions, we have our weekly media recommendations! This week we have Dexter Thomas, a correspondent for Vice News and a scholar of Japanese Hip Hop.

MARZY is based in Tokyo. He is the member of the Japanese Hip-Hop crew "YENTOWN"Follow his IG: @marzy_prpr See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we welcome Japanese Hip Hop scholar and reporter for Vice News, Dexter Thomas, and we talk a little bit about Vice News but mostly about Dexter’s outsider approach to journalism and the freedom he feels as a Black reporter at Vice in not being obligated to maintain the myth of a neutral perspective. Dexter shares his path to Vice, from college DJ to PhD in Asian Studies at Columbia University, freelance writer to the LA Times. We dive into hip hop music and culture in Japan, from its right-wing nationalist strains to its complicated relationship to Blackness, American imperialism and Black politics. That brings us to the hypersegmented world of TikTok, how today’s internet can be seen as isolating and reducing common language but also allows for new community and voice...and as powerful a space for activism as the streets. Ultimately, we come to a place of hope in our current moment, seeing the opportunity to acknowledge things that have been broken in America for a long time, and making it clearer that nothing will move forward without work.As a closing thought, we point you to the bonus minisodes we’ll be releasing while we’re on semester break – “What’s Making Us Sappy” – where we share recent guests’ media recommendations to broaden your winter watch/read/play/listen list.Visit the episode page for the full transcript of this conversation!Here are some of the references from this episode, for those who want to dig a little deeper:Some Japanese cultural references mentioned in this episode:Tokyo destinations: Takadanobaba, Akihabara, Yoyogi ParkKogyaru fashion (including deep tanning)Nanking MassacreBooks mentioned in this episode:Hip-Hop Japan by Ian CondryThe Soul of Anime by Ian CondryBlue Nippon by Taylor AtkinsRace for Citizenship by Helen Heran JunMusic featured in this episode:Gauze (Japanese Hard Punk)Zeebra, Street Dreams (Japanese Hip Hop)SUNDAY SCHOOL, Lucien Hughes (Vaporwave)Last Summer Whisper, Anri (City Pop)Activism on TikTokSome background on 4Chan2020 protests in PortlandDexter’s Vice reportingListen to our “What’s Making Us Sappy” minisodes - make sure you subscribe to get the latest!NPR’s Pop Culture Happy HourHenry’s recommendations:Utopia (2020, Amazon, based on an earlier British show)The Good Lord Bird (Showtime)Share your thoughts via Twitter with Henry, Colin and the How Do You Like It So Far? account! You can also email us at howdoyoulikeitsofarpodcast@gmail.com.Music:“In Time” by Dylan Emmett and “Spaceship” by Lesion X.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––In Time (Instrumental) by Dylan Emmet  https://soundcloud.com/dylanemmetSpaceship by Lesion X https://soundcloud.com/lesionxbeatsCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/in-time-instrumentalFree Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/lesion-x-spaceshipMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/AzYoVrMLa1Q––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Episode 89: Singer Crystal Kay released her debut single "Eternal Memories" at 13 years old and went on to make nine top-10 albums (including compilations) over the span of two decades. July of this year marked her 21st Anniversary in the music industry and Crystal joins us on Tokyo Speaks to talk about her life and career, as well as her goals going forward. We discuss the following topics: Starting her music career at 13 years old Collaborations with Japanese Hip Hop group, M-Flo Pursuing a music career in the U.S.   Finding herself in NYC & returning to Japan  Interviewing Alicia Keys & Janet Jackson Black Lives Matter Tokyo & Naomi Osaka This episode is sponsored by Code Chrysalis.    [Crystal Kay] @crystalkayofficial Check out music by Crystal Kay here   [Guest host: J'Nique Nicole]  Check out music by J'Nique Nicole here   [Social Links & RSS] RSS Feed: https://www.tokyospeaks.com/feed.xml Instagram: @tokyospeaks_ Twitter: @tokyospeaks_   [Support via Ko-fi] https://ko-fi.com/tokyospeaks

Join Eric and Haru as they take you from Osaka to Tel Aviv in the second of our series of Japan Top 10 Artist Interviews, featuring Japanese Hip Hop artist D DA DIS and Israeli visual artist and musician Ayelet Avni. Scripted by: Dean Hosted by: Eric & Haru Quality assured by: Miki Audio edited & Uploaded by: Johnson Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/japan-top-10-ri-ben-nototsupu10-jpop-hits/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Rachael, Michaela and James chat about Japanese Hip Hop & Punk bands, worrying about what people will say next in conversation when it starts with "Quite frankly.." or "I'm going to be honest...", a new possible "shoe-based" show concept idea for the Adelaide Fringe, and the most over-rated local tourism attractions.

This week, we celebrate a Cold Swedish Winter, bounce down to the beaches of Brasil, and get down with Classic 90's Japanese Hip Hop, plus loads more. Tune in to new broadcasts of Worldy every Monday from 3 - 4 PM EST / 8 - 9 PM GMT.For a complete track listing, visit: https://thefaceradio.comInstagram: @mattpapeworldyTwitter: @mattpapeworldy Support The Face Radio with Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Yo . One two, one,two, yo live in effect. Yo before we go on to side 2 or side b of this mega late show podcast release, i got a little announcement, man!! This episode of the podcast is featuring one of the most prestigious figures in Tokyo hip-hop culture. Shes been involved in far too many projects to mention and has worked along side some of the most notable people in Tokyo. This episode we have the illustrious DAISHA HUNTER. Daisha Hunter is a renaissance woman of media, entertainment, and Hip Hop scenes in Tokyo. She lived in Japan from 2006-2015 and "DaiWu" returned to celebrate her 36th Chamber Year and love of the WuTang Clan with her Japan Family. She was the first Black female DJ in Tokyo starting from a hobby and love of Baltimore Club Music and D.C. Go-Go. She then turned her access of Japanese clubs into an opportunity for artists, DJs, and brands to perform and produce. After launching her company ENTokyo, Daisha developed and hosted some of the earliest music performance events bringing together Japanese and expats whose networks still exist today. From marketing campaigns, brand activations, event production, Japanese Hip Hop touring DJ, creating the foodie hashtag #FatnessFirst, and being the self proclaimed Black Ambassador of Tokyo - her efforts to unite the foreigner, Japanese, and military communities in entertainment continue to succeed her time in Japan. All social media @Daisha_Hunter She'll be back but tune in, turn up and tell your mom. WUTANG FOREVER Weather Reports: Afrodyty: Exclusive live recording Mega: Sudan Archives - Queen Kunta (live) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4aPe8f7Sn4 Daisha: WuTang - Cash Still Rules/ Scary Hours https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_6QMqQwqw8 Check out our upcoming shows on the calendar. Something interesting every week. Hit us up with your upcoming shows and anything dope going on that we might have missed. Make sure you check out our calendar to find out what's going down in Tokyo. Our Calendar is wild populated now, listing all types of shows and events happening in Tokyo. We keep it up to date and are always down to share and help promote your shows →→→ goo.gl/SmRW9u Also be sure to support MEGA LATE SHOW by going to Cal Combs dot com to check out Cals music and merch. Get 25% off all purchases over $30/3000¥ when you use the promo code "megalateshow"

Marc recorded a special audio version of the Japanese hip-hop panel he's been doing for a while now. Tune in as he teaches you all he knows about the history of hip-hop in Japan and its place in Japanese culture, and recommends some of his most essential artists!   Be sure to check out the associated show notes HERE!   We're also curating a Japanese Hip-Hop Spotify playlist that's constantly getting updated HERE!   ~~~ Website: http://www.ohnoanime.moe Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ohnoanime Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ohnoanime Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ohnoanimeofficial/ Email: ohnoanime@gmail.com   ~~~ Listen to our music podcast! https://soundcloud.com/ohnoanimeradio    

Hello, world! Episode 1 of the FarEastVibes Podcast is here! Let's talk Japanese Hip Hop, stanning Kpop girl groups (LOVELYZ!!!)and the very sad announcement of Jpop queen Namie Amuro's retirement!

Japanese Hip-Hop mix by Spotovsky

This month on HJ7 Blends, DJ Show-Ya takes us through a number of his favorite instrumentals and vocal cuts on vinyl. The mix prominently features music from J Dilla, music inspired by his work and some new underground Japanese Hip Hop singles.

This month on HJ7 Blends, DJ Show-Ya takes us through a number of his favorite instrumentals and vocal cuts on vinyl. The mix prominently features music from J Dilla, music inspired by his work and some new underground Japanese Hip Hop singles.

This week’s show has everything. Brian and Marc with critic, writer, and all around interesting guy Julian Myers on rock and rioting.   Terri,  Joanna and Danielle Egan-Miller talk to Arik Verezhensky proprietor of Gemini Fine Books & Arts, Ltd. A collector and dealer in rare and amazing art and books, and art books, and maybe a few books on art.  To top it all off the show wraps up with some obscure Japanese Hip-Hop, Richard’s new favorite genre of music.