Podcast appearances and mentions of jason bentley

Will talks with educator Jason Bentley about why and how children can direct and reflect their own learning. They talk about how teachers can create the conditions to encourage children agency, and Jason argues that this is an essential part of what education should be. They also discuss the challenges and opportunities of teaching children for an unpredictable and changing future. 

Carolyn and Seth take a listen to some audio captured during CompTIA's interview at RSA with Jason Bentley, director of security operations at UST HealthProof. Jason shared his perspective on the value of certifications in building and developing a technical team. Carolyn and Seth share their thoughts around the issues of certifications as one piece of the recruitment puzzle, the use of training/certifications to invest in long-term career growth, and the different formats of training that appeal to either individuals or managers.

EAB's Linda Marchlewski hosts a conversation with Jason Bentley and Shelly VandePanne from Ferris State University to discuss the “ReFOCUS” program. The program enables Ferris students who are struggling academically, to engage in skill-building, receive academic, social, and financial support, and get back on track instead of falling through the cracks. The three also offer advice to other higher education leaders about how to get technology, staff, and volunteers from across your campus community to work together to help students succeed and build a stronger sense of belonging.

Jason Bentley, Global Partnership Manager at OneChild joins the program to share powerful stories of children in need around the world. He explains the power behind child sponsorship, building personal relationships and sharing the gospel with these children, and how desperate the situation is. If you would like to sponsor a child, there is no better time than right now! To sponsor a child, click here.

Stefan G. Bucher designs and produces high-end books for corporate and private clients. He has designed for Sting, Whitney Houston, Jason Bentley, David Hockney, Philip Glass, Judd Apatow, and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. He is an ADC Young Gun and has won a D&AD Yellow Pencil for book design.In addition to scores of books, he has created custom letterforms for the main titles of the films "The Fall," “Immortals” and “Mirror, Mirror” for director Tarsem. His time-lapse drawings appear on the Emmy-award winning TV show “The Electric Company.” He designed the Blue Man Theater at the Monte Carlo Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, and gave life to the Saks Fifth Avenue Yeti.Bucher is a graduate of Art Center College of Design. Following stints at Wieden + Kennedy, Modernista!, and Maverick Records, he created the Daily Monster, an online drawing series and and story-telling community that spawned a book and three popular “Monster Maker” iOS apps. He is the author of seven books, including the best-selling "344 Questions—The Creative Person's Do-It-Yourself Guide to Insight, Survival, and Artistic Fulfillment” which was just re-released as an expanded edition.Social media linkshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/344books/Link to websitehttps://344lovesyou.comPrimary Topic: Understanding Introversion- Stefan's definition of introversion- The challenges of being an introvert in social situations- Favorite ways to recharge as an introvertPrimary Topic: Stefan's Work as a Graphic Designer and Illustrator- Overview of Stefan's work- How Stefan has crafted his workspace to balance his energy- How Stefan has improved his career by taking a less serious approach and focusing on helping people with his workPrimary Topic: Setting Boundaries in Work and Business- Saying no to opportunities that don't align with his work style- How Stefan has crafted his business to accommodate his unique work schedule- The importance of setting clear expectations for clients and colleaguesPrimary Topic: Misconceptions in the Design Industry- Discussing the misconceptions around the design industry and the role of designers in client preferences- The shift needed in the application of energy in the design industryPrimary Topic: Stefan's Journey in the Creative Field- Stefan's early start in the design and creative industry- Balancing control over working hours throughout his careerPrimary Topic: Balancing Personal and Professional Life- The trade-offs Stefan has made in his career for personal fulfillment- The importance of support from family in pursuing a non-traditional career path

Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: Jean Grae, Truly Def, Aubrey West, Juni Ali, conshus, E-Turn, Blaktrix, A.H. Fly, Sonnyjim, Village Live, Ike, Sera Kalo, Little Simz, Homeboy Sandman, Danger Mouse, Black Thought, Amerigo Gazaway, Garrett Saracho, Adrian Younge, Ali Shaheed Muhammad, The Heart and Brain, Big Wild, De Lux, Jason Bentley, JSOUL, B.Jamelle, Heresy, Monie Love , Dominique Larue, Carolina Dirty, MyVerse, Moon Boots, Black Gatsby, Aoife Nessa Frances, J.PERIOD, Masego, Shad, Jemele Hill and Bobbito, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Welcome to "Inside The Juno Reactor" Podcast Episode 7: Jason Bentley - Music Supervisor, Electronic Music evangelist, KCRW host SYNOPSIS: This week inside the Juno Reactor it is a pleasure to welcome Jason Bentley, Music Supervisor for The Matrix Trilogy, Total Recall, Beetlejuice, The Gladiator, Tron are just a few. When Jason was 18, on holiday in Europe and the UK, early Acid House changed his life His pioneering DJ evangelism paved the way IN the USA for a whole new generation to absorb his love of Electronic music of all genres through his KRCW shows. I first had the pleasure of meeting Jason when I was working on The Matrix Reloaded. GUEST BIO: Jason Bentley is a Music Director, Supervisor, Curator and DJ, known for his involvement in radio and film such as The Matrix Reloaded (2003), Total Recall (1990) and TRON: Legacy (2010). GUEST LINK: https://www.instagram.com/thejasonbentley/ Produced by Kenji Productions - www.kenjiproductions.com Discover more at: www.junoreactor.com

In the first episode of the Sumner County All Sports Podcast, host Zach Womble is joined by Portland head football coach Wes Inman, Merrol Hyde head soccer coach Jason Bentley, Portland head volleyball coach Rob Lesemann and Hendersonville girls head soccer coach Devin Woodard.

This week Pastor Jason Bentley expressed the need for us all to experience A Great Awakening through the embrace of wonder in our lives. He described the importance that wonder plays in our lives as a motivator and inspiration. Reminding us that if we let wonder die in us, we will kill it in others. Join us this week as we become seekers of wonder and it's awakening power!

In this episode Matt shares his thoughts and the thoughts from Erich Mueller, Justin Reeves, and Jason Bentley on the year mark of losing our dear friend Bret. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geeknerdtangent/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/geeknerdtangent/support

Jason was music director at KRCW, the LA NPR station, is also a DJ with a lot of experienced interviewing musicians, and now hosts a new podcast, The Backstory. He joins Mark and Erica to discuss the creative and business possibilities of podcasting in comparison to radio, what their futures may hold, and his own journey between the two media. For more, visit prettymuchpop.com. Hear bonus content for this episode at patreon.com/prettymuchpop. Sponsors: Get 15% off your personal safety alarm at ShesBirdie.com/PRETTY. For the special President's Day offer, visit Audible.com/pretty or text pretty to 500-500.

Jason was music director at KRCW, the LA NPR station, is also a DJ with a lot of experienced interviewing musicians, and now hosts a new podcast, The Backstory. He joins Mark and Erica to discuss the creative and business possibilities of podcasting in comparison to radio, what their futures may hold, and his own journey between the two media. For more, visit prettymuchpop.com. Hear bonus content for this episode at patreon.com/prettymuchpop. Sponsors: Get 15% off your personal safety alarm at ShesBirdie.com/PRETTY. For the special President's Day offer, visit Audible.com/pretty or text pretty to 500-500.

As KCRW Music Director for a decade and host of the radio show Morning Becomes Eclectic, Jason Bentley is a respected tastemaker. He has been pivotal in introducing us to artists and bands that have ascended pop charts and become permenent fixtures in the culture. He left a hole in my radio-listening habits when he left the station, late in 2019. It was a treat to get the opportunity to interview him about his new podcast, in partnership with Soho House called The Backstory. We discuss how he hopes to forward conversations in culture with The Backstory. His move from public media to the private sector. His desire to be a creator as well as curator. And finish the interview with his thoughts on Zoom cocktails. Well, it's happy hour somewhere!Here is a link to the original feature that appeared at Under the Radar magazine. And a link directly to The Backstory podcast. UnEdited is our off season mini-series featuring raw tape with Tastemakers, Podcasters and Cultural Critics.Under the Radar podcast is currently on hiatus. We are busy working on Season 2 which will launch in March/April 2021. To get in touch, please join our Facebook group. Picture Credit: Mark Leibowitz See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jason Bentley came from a radio era and now has a new podcast called "The Backstory." His first few episodes feature Kristen Bell, Margaret Cho, and Rosalind Chao. He discusses issues from parenting to lockdowns to representation in Hollywood.

Jason Bentley, former host of KCRW's award winning program Morning Becomes Eclectic and long time Soho House member, invites listeners to candid conversations between the innovators and creatives who shape our culture. And we get to have a candid conversation with him!! Happy New Year everyone!

Together with American Songwriter and Sean Ulbs of The Eiffels, we had the pleasure of interviewing Jason Bentley over Zoom video! Jason is the former KCRW host for Morning Becomes Eclectic and current music supervisor for the TOP GUN: MAVERICK motion picture soundtrack. Jason has also worked on soundtracks for TRON:LEGACY and THE MATRIX franchise.A renowned DJ, Jason has spun at high profile events such as the Academy Awards’ after-party Governors Ball and Coachella, where he also anchored Coachella’s official festival livestream for six years .The LA native and pillar in the music industry is back in the host seat for THE BACKSTORY - a podcast/vodcast series launching in late November 2020. The podcast brings together two guests each episode - either across industries or industry peers - to share in candid conversations about what drives them and inspires them, with never-before-told stories about their personal histories and the projects that brought them professional acclaim.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

Jason Bentley ’92 says his stint as general manager of KXLU, LMU’s independent radio station, occurred during “the golden age of college rock.” Bentley went on to greater fame as a KCRW DJ and music director. Here he talks about his days in the KXLU studios and his new podcast, The Backstory, featuring interviews with artists.

This week's guest isn't only a friend but is by far one of the most talented music curators of the past couple of decades. Jason Bentley has created soundscapes that are etched in all of our minds from his shows on KCRW radio to his work on The Matrix Films soundtracks. Jason has not only identified the greatest talent in the field of electronic music but has been integral in establishing it as a music genre. Additionally, Jason is a talented DJ himself having performed in some of the largest festivals in the world, including Coachella. In this episode, we explore his growth from curator to creator.   Key Takeaways [1:35] Nick welcomes Jason and after catching up on the days when they used to be office neighbors, asks him to talk a bit about his path from A&R to DJing and how he tumbled into working The Matrix soundtrack. [6:35] Jason was always a leader when it came to electronic music and introduced Nick to Daft Punk. He touches on the advocacy work he had to do to promote the democratizing of dance and electronic music. [8:49] Remixing, producing is something Jason always did at a more executive level, and finally — enabled by the pandemic — he taught himself Ableton Live! He talks about the feeling of ownership he loves about creation. [11:30] Studio production and live DJ stage gig are very different aspects of a performance, from sonic range to storytelling, Jason explains the different styles and music that those two approaches entail. [13:30] Jason opens up on what led him to hang up his headphones — a move that by his own admission may be really bold or completely idiotic but that ultimately felt like the right thing to do at the right time. [19:44] Nick and Jason discuss Jason's weekly Saturday night show Metropolis — which Nick invites people to listen to without fear, it's more of a beautiful soundscape — Jason talks about the process of creating that show each week and the quantity of material he receives from which to build his weekly story. [23:05] Jason's pride point is currently in controlling the ebb and flow and the storytelling of his music as well as the mixing. [25:36] Six-and-a-half months of live-streaming a radio show was quite the experiment; Jason talks about his experience of continuing his work during COVID-19 lockdown — smoke machines, neon lights, and lasers on Instagram! He talks about being pulled off the live stream periodically by bots looking to flag major label intellectual property (he notes it never happened for underground import stuff). [30:15] Breaking away from radio to give himself space to create, becoming a father, and starting a record label… Nick wonders what Jason's year would have been WITHOUT the pandemic. [32:00] “There is no creativity that should go to waste” Jason talks about the importance of believing in your art and understanding that it has value. From the first single on his label with his friend Latroit to shooting a music video, Jason speaks to just trusting himself. [40:27] What is Jason currently listening to? [42:57] Nick thanks Jason Bentley for coming on the show and sharing so much of his personal and creative journey. Thanks for listening! Tune in next week and don't forget to take a minute to review the podcast. In this incredibly competitive podcasting world, every piece of feedback helps. Follow our social media channels for last-minute announcements and guest reveals @theradicalpod on Instagram and Facebook.   Find out more about today's guests, Jason Bentley Find out more about your host, Nick Terzo Mentioned in this episode: KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic and Metropolis The Matrix Coachella Rage Against The Machine The Prodigy Ingrooves Music Group Westerman Bullion Angel Olsen Jason Bentley's Music Room on Spotify   People: The Wachowskis Henry Rollins Latroit Dennis White   Projects: KCRW's Metropolis Secret Technology Music

Soho House has teamed up with the award-winning radio host Jason Bentley for The Backstory – a podcast series of insightful discussions that break down the alchemy of the creative process.The Backstory pairs creative innovators – thinkers, artists and tastemakers – to share ideas and make connections. Join Bentley every week to hear never-before-told stories about his guests' experiences and the projects that shaped their careers. The Backstory is brought to you by Soho House and D'USSÉ cognac. 

We love our dear friend. We always will. Our hearts go out to his family and loved ones. We thought it would be an appropriate end to this Bret-inspired podcast for us, his friends, to remember him. Join Erich and I as we discuss our friendship with Bret, and enjoy recordings from Andy Bayless, Jason Bentley, and Justin Reeves. The GNT website will now be used as a blog if anyone would like to write anything about Bret. Please send any writings to geeknerdtangent@gmail.com and we will be happy to put it on the website. Thank you for listening. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geeknerdtangent/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/geeknerdtangent/support

*SPOILER TERRITORY* We all saw Star Wars The Rise of Skywalker. We all walked away with very different experiences. Join us, along with special guest Jason Bentley, in our discussion to find out how JJ Abrams did with the enormous task of wrapping up a 9+ movie saga! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geeknerdtangent/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/geeknerdtangent/support

Worship & Message by Jason Bentley

Worship & Message by Jason Bentley

Worship & Message by Jason Bentley

GNT welcomes special guest Jason Bentley to close out the year of 2018. We talk the state of Star Wars, Marvel, DC, and discuss the best movies of the year. What were your favorite geeky things of 2018? Please leave us a review on Itunes: bit.ly/2SZFLmO We want to hear from you: Email: GeekNerdTangent@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/geeknerdtangent Instagram: instagram.com/geeknerdtangent Twitter: twitter.com/geeknerdtangent Voice/Text Line: 801-769-6668 (Please, let us know who you are and where you're from in the message.) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geeknerdtangent/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/geeknerdtangent/support

This week we take our Star Wars conversation to the next level with special guest Nathan Dallon! Does the Star Wars of today hold up to the prequels? Should they? (21:30) Get ready to have your mind blown! Very few movies have generated more talk and garnered more loyalty than Star Wars, but why? Beyond its innovative filmmaking, these stories teach us about good and evil, and about ourselves. However, fans left the most recent movie The Last Jedi, with a mixture of reactions. Were you confused? Mad? Pleased but bewildered? (1:06:50) Do you sense any political agendas written between the lines of this most recent bout of movies? (1:02:00) After so many changes in directors, will episode 9 be a patch job of The Last Jedi? (1:17:00) We also get some great thoughts via voicemail from Jason Bentley on the kind of writing needed to sustain the Star Wars franchise. (1:35:00) Power of Myth Interview - George Lucas: youtu.be/-xnUz00oifE Please leave us a review on iTunes: bit.ly/2SZFLmO We want to hear from you: Email: GeekNerdTangent@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/geeknerdtangent Instagram: instagram.com/geeknerdtangent Twitter: twitter.com/geeknerdtangent Voice/Text Line: 801-769-6668 (Please, let us know who you are and where you're from in the message.) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geeknerdtangent/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/geeknerdtangent/support

Birdhouse Radio 083 CLAUDE VONSTROKE presentsTHE BIRDHOUSE 083Opening Mix : Claude VonStrokeEjeca - “Dizorn” [LAST NIGHT ON EARTH]Mihalis Safras - “P.I.M.P.” [REPOPULATE MARS]Pablo Fierro - “La Palma” [INNERVISIONS]MHM 1 - “Bubububadub” [TARTELET RECORDS]Vibes Bruff - “Sexy Body” [FACELESS RECORDINGS]Funkenberry:The Gap Band - “You Dropped A Bomb on Me” [TOTAL EXPERIENCE]Guest Mix : JASON BENTLEYEric B & Rakim - “Paid In Full (Coldcut Remix)”Barclay Crenshaw - ”U Are In My System”Thomas Bangalter - “On Da Rocks”Sam Von Horn - “Groovin' Off The Wall”Sam Von Horn - “As You Are (Feat Justin Jay)”Soulwax - “Here Come The Men In Suits”Panthera Krause - “Twerk It”Cut Snake - “Time”Claude VonStroke - “The Rain Break”Raze - “Break 4 Love”Groove Junkies x Scott K - “Higher”Justin Martin - “The Feels (Walker & Royce mix)”Geotic - “Vaulted Ceiling, Painted Sky”TRACK OF THE NITE:Sacha Robotti - “Melato Nina” [DIRTYBIRD]www.dirtybird.comhttp://dirtybirdrecords.com/store-indexwww.twitter.com/vonstrokewww.facebook.com/dirtybirdrecordswww.facebook.com/ClaudeVonStrokePresented by Barclay Crenshaw aka Claude VonStrokeProduced by @natedonmoyerEdited by Sacha Robotti

What's up music lovers!   Before we get to anything else, I want to bring you attention to ZZK Films. It is an offshoot of ZZK Records which, as you know, if one of my favorite labels of all time. They are producing some amazing films/documentaries about different aspects of Latin American mucis. Check the preview on their website. To get them finished, promoted, and distributed however, they are looking for some crowd funding. If you love the music like I do, go over and throw them some change. Think about all that garbage that comes through your cable box and you're paying at least $60 a month for that! This is something of actual cultural value. It's the giving time of year so think about it. There are 5 or so days left in the campaign. Oh and they've also got some fund matching happening! Link   Further reading:   New York Times - Found in Ecuador: A Time Capsule for the EarsNPR - The Lost Tapes Of Caife: A Vintage Ecuadorian Record Label Revived Remezcla - This Short Doc Traces the Deep African Roots of Music from the Ecuadorian Coast Bandcamp (best title!) - ZZK Records: How a “Random Gringo” from Texas Helped Latin American Dance Music Take Over the World   Now to the task at hand, a few month ago I had the amazing opportunity to make a personal pilgrimage to my musical Mecca if you will. I finally got to go to London to see some drum and bass. And this wasn't just any show. This was Hospital Records' very first outdoor music festival, Hospitality in the Park #HITP. The show was incredible. I saw so many of my favorite producers. It was an embarassment of riches for me. If you look at my notes below, you can see I couldn't keep myself at one stage very long!   There were so many artists that got left off this mix though. You can go on Spotify and listen to the playlist (link) I put together before the show to help me figure out who I wanted to go see. It it a far more inclusive list. But, it's not a carefully selected continuous mix like you have here. I'm not gonna lie though. I did have two screw ups while I was recording the mix live. (Pressed pause instead of play!!) I made the executive decision to go in and do a little post production and clean it up though so it will sound seamless.   As a side note, I want to shout out KCRW for having such an amazing online catalog of playlists from their shows. I have this weird musical memory thing where I can very specifically remember the circumstances of when or where I heard a certain song. For example I know exactly what I was doing when I first heard High Contrast and thanks to the KCRW playlist back catalog, I was able to go back over a decade and figure out exactly what day that was. And more importantly, that is was Scott Silva that was subbing in for Jason Bentley on Metropolis that day. I am going to have to write him a thank you note!   Thanks for listening and don't forget to support the artists.   Aaron @actlistmusic     List of People I Saw 12:15 Maduk  1230 Chris Goss 1245 Anile 115 SPY 130 Frederick Robinson 200 Etherwood  215 Rene lavice b2b Rockwell 230 spectrasoul b2b LSB 245 DRS (live) 315 gentlemens dub club 400 Friction 500 Dimension 600 Danny Byrd 630 London Elek (live) 640 pola and Bryson 650 prototypes 730 ownglow b2b consouls 745 critical sound system  800 Baily 830 Nu:logic 900 metrik  945 high contrast      Tracklist (links to buy) 1.House ofLove (Ogbe Yekun) by IFE on  2.Hush byConsouls on Soulvent Sessions Vol 2 3.SecondEncounter by S.P.Y on Hospital Mixtape: S.P.Y 4.Fatso byMetrik on LIFE/THRILLS 5.Bad by1991 on Nine Clouds / Bad 6.Do Oneft. DRS by Dub Phizix  on Senka002 7.4URGH bySpectraSoul on Hospital Mixtape: S.P.Y 8.Destinationby Logistics on Hospital Goes To Let It Roll  9.1000x ft.Broods (Spectrasoul Remix)  by JarrydJames on 1000x (Remixes) 10.WishList by Anile on Allergens EP  11.Talk ToMe ft. Tayah Ettienne by Pola & Bryson on This Time Last Year 12.Tidesft. Lea Lea by Nu:Tone on Future History 13.Solarizeft. Logistics by Maduk on Not Alone 14.Itsok2behapp-eft. Sam Binga, Hyroglifics by Rockwell on Obsolete Medium 15.SuicideBassline VIP by Mefjus on Emulation - The Remixes 16.WhoKnows ft. Chronixx (SHY FX Remix) by Protoje on Who Knows 17.Bring ItBack ft. Stylo G by Friction on Bring It Back 18.We GotIt ft. Rothwell by Metrik on LIFE/THRILLS 19.The Endft. Voicians by Maduk on Never Give Up 20.Ultravioletby Fred V & Grafix on Ultraviolet 21.Twilight'sLast Gleaming by High Contrast on High Society 22.AngelsSing by Ownglow on A Walk To Remember  23.Good Luvby Murdock, Submatik & Jenna G on Hospitality 2015 24.HometownGlory (High Contrast Remix) by Adele on Confidential (US Edition)

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Jason Bentley came over to the podcast table (yes it's a table) at Zach's house to spend some time talking about KCRW, Los Angeles, the importance of music in life and how the musical landscape is changing right before our very eyes.  Jason is the host of KCRW's "Morning Becomes Eclectic" and also serves as the stations music director.  "I think being passionate about music and culture is fundamentally what enables me to be successful. I'm driven to share that excitement, whether it's DJ'ing at an art exhibit, working on a film project, or broadcasting from the radio station every day. It gives me a real sense of purpose." That purpose has taken shape growing up at KCRW, beginning as a phone volunteer the summer after high school, scoring a nighttime air shift in 1992 with Metropolis running for 16 years, and ultimately being promoted to music director of the station.

Wednesday evening message with guest Pastor Jason Bentley from High Point Church in Seattle Washington. Visit clcaustin.com, “like” our Facebook page facebook.com/clcaustin or follow us on Twitter @clcaustin to stay up to date on what is happening here at Christian Life Austin.

Let me say this, Grayson Stebbins is our generation’s Jason Bentley. What a radio voice this fine gentleman has. It’s always a pleasure to upload...

dj dAz presents: Brass Vol. 2 (The Sounds of Brass 1992)1. Jamiroquai – Too Young To Die2. D-Influence – I'm The One3. Greyboy – Outerlude4. Greyboy – Freestylin'5. The New Jersey Queens – Party and Don't Worry About It6. Main Source – Looking At The Front Door7. Gang Starr – Who's Gonna Take the Weight8. The Pharcyde – Pork9. Soul II Soul – Jazzie's Groove10. Loose Ends – Don't Be A Fool11. Jamal-Ski – Jump, Spread Out12. Super Cat – Ghetto Red Hot (Hip Hop Remix)13. The Ragga Twins – Jugglin'14. El General – Pu Tun Tun15. Cutty Ranks – The Stopper16. Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince – Summertime17. The Honeydrippers – Impeach the President18. The Head Hunters – God Made Me Funky19. The Lafayette Afro Rock Band – Hihache20. The Brand New Heavies – Dream Come True21. The Young Disciples – Move On (Soul Pride Mix)22. Black Sheep – Strobelight Honey (The Def Mix Version)Okay, where to start? Well in 1992 there was a little Acid Jazz club that formed at a Greek restaurant on Melrose Ave in Los Angeles, CA. through friends of friends and at a point when the musical influences in hop hop, jazz, and reggae were probably at its peak as far as creativity goes in the music industry. And if you were part of the industry, then this is where you had to be…. BRASS. Brass was the name of the club and for anyone who was there?, well then this mix is dedicated to you! 75 mins (song for song) of every chune that was played regularly at the weekly Sunday sessions and one off parties thrown by the Brass crew including the first ever promoted shows in L.A. of The Brand New Heavies, Jamiroquai, Guru's Jazzmatazz, The Roots, Born Jamericans, The Pharcyde, MC Solaar, along with some Roy Ayers shows for the good vibes.: The Brass Crew: Orlando aka EMC-0, Marques Wyatt, DJ P, and myself alongside Dave Felts, and with respect to DJ Cid, Jesse De La Pena in Chicago, Gerry V in S.F., and all the jazz funkin' peops of San Diego, CA.The Guest List: In no particular order; Marques, Orlando, Paul Stewart aka DJ P, Dave Felts, Cid Hernandez aka DJ Cid. Jesse De La Pena, & Big Larry outta Chicago, Colin Sutton and Straight from the Lip, Behind The Post Office (S.D., S.F.), Raymond Roker, Jason Bentley, Todd Roberts, Cynthia and Derrick Ahsam, Brett King & Family, Nate Scott, Lano Brazil, Jason Sugars,Chris Vargas, Jimmy Jam, T-Love, Alison, BJ, Bree aka DJ 88, DJ Rob One, Bigga B, Cokni O'Dire, Rankin' Tomas, The Village Idiots: Bleu, A.J., Stevo, Logic, Molly, Proper Grounds, Jimmy Jam, Eddie Donaldson, DJ White Ice, Miles Tackett, Cary Sullivan, Rocky Dawuni, Pam Turbov, Victor, Jasmine Vega, Delicious Vinyl, Mike & Rick Ross, Leslie, Crazy Craig, Carmelita, Lamarr, Paul Moshay, Truly, Brady Blade, Mona Lisa, L.A. Jay, Suave, The Soul Brothers, Def Jef, BNH- N'dea, Jan, Simon, and Andrew. Schmooche & The Pharcyde, Masta Ace, Lord Digga, Paula Perry, Born Jamericans, The YD's – Femi, Marco, and Carleen. Ole Madrid and the Green Circle Bar (S.D.), DJ Greyboy, The King King. Jez, Willie & The Soulsonics. Eddie Pillar & Acid Jazz Records, Gerry V, Mike B & The Mr. 5's Crew (S.F.), The Pirate DJ's, Maurice and Giant Step NYC, Jazzy Nice, DJ Smash, Julie Z & 555 Soul, Will Ortiz, Mike Tyson, Tony, Toni, Tone, Queen Latifah, B+, Fishbone, The Fly Girls, Pauline & Sally @ Funkeesentials, Andrew-ski, Miles Tackett, Octavio Camacho, The Angel, Lalomie Washburn, Jean-Louis, The Soul Children, DJ Destroyer, DJ Create, Guru, Jamiroquai, Skatemaster Tate, Max (HVW8), Matt Robinson, Orb, Matt Morris, Mo' Wax, Ubiquity, Luv N Haight, The Groove Merchant, Talkin' Loud, Fresh Jive, The Cahuenga Posse: Tracy, Diana, Liana, Pepe, Catastro, Dave B, Juvo, Sergio, Tony P, The Kendall Family, Josh Littman, Jeremy Kaiser, Seth, Anastasia, Romeo. Octave, Staci Gabrielli and Family, Scotti, My Favorite Eggplant (HI), A Hats, Philly Blunts, and my Mum and Dad. Forgive me if I forgot anyone (it's late, and I'm knackered), and remind me if I did, I'll add you to the list. BIG THANKS TO MARQUES, ORLANDO AND DJ P for the vocal drops and influence.