Podcasts about Jazzmatazz

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For the solo career of Guru, it is one that is - compared to Gang Starr - everything but consistent; mix it in with debates about how his relationship with Solar was in truth and you have a bit of a sad end to the life & career of one of the most distinctive voices in Hip-Hop.TIMESTAMPS:Weekly Music Roundup - (0:40)Ben:Big Sean - Better Me Than YouJuicy J - Ravenite Social ClubDoechii - Alligator Bites Never HealMozzy - Brash DummiesOcean Wisdom - Fight ClubCharlie:Audrey Powne - From the FireJuicy J - Ravenite Social ClubStephon Alexander - Spontaneous FruitJoya Mooi - Open HeartsLESiA - Affirmations To RealityK.A.A.N. & DJ Hoppa - In Due TimeK.A.A.N. & DJ Hoppa - Delusions Of GrandeurTank and The Bangas - The Heart, The Mind, The SoulDoechii - Alligator Bites Never HealCurren$y & DJ.Fresh - The Tonite Show The Sequel Big Sean - Better Me Than You Ocean Wisdom - Fight ClubTopic Intro/Ben's Research House - (23:17)Guru's Jazzmatazz, Vol. 1 - (32:31)Guru's Jazzmatazz, Vol. 2: The New Reality - (43:35)Guru's Jazzmatazz, Vol. 3: Streetsoul - (52:29)Baldhead Slick & da Click - (58:19)Version 7.0: The Street Scriptures - (1:02:21)Guru's Jazzmatazz, Vol. 4: The Hip Hop Jazz Messenger: Back to the Future - (1:05:23)Guru 8.0: Lost and Found - (1:07:51)Lighter Note - (1:19:48)Thanks for listening. Below are the Social accounts for all parties involved.Music - "Pizza And Video Games" by Bonus Points (Thanks to Chillhop Music for the right to use)HHBTN (Twitter & IG) - @HipHopNumbers5E (Twitter & IG) - @The5thElementUKChillHop (Twitter) - @ChillhopdotcomBonus Points (Twitter) - @BonusPoints92Other Podcasts Under The 5EPN:"What's Good?" W/ Charlie TaylorIn Search of SauceBlack Women Watch...5EPN RadioThe Beauty Of Independence

Today we collaborate again with biggest fisting podcast from across the pond Such FFun! Last year BigButtGeek⁠ and ⁠Jazzmatazz⁠ invited us to join on their podcast to talk shop about chastity. This time our two authority figures on all things hand to hole are here share with our listeners how they get even the shyest buds to a full bloom! Plus the duo share how their own chastity journey is going, answer our sloppiest fisting questions, and spill the tea on Jazzmatazz's debacle with the German government! For more ffun content check out Such FFun on most podcasting platforms! Plus check our our crossover episode with them on their pod: Season 4: CHASTITY!

B. Cox reviews Gang Starr's classic fourth album Hard To Earn as it turns 30. After the critical success of 1992's Daily Operation, Guru and DJ Premier took a brief hiatus to pursue individual projects. Guru launched his Jazzmatazz series and Premier became one of the most sought after producers in industry, working with the likes Jeru the Damaja, The Notorious B.I.G., Nas and KRS-One. Coming back to record their fourth, the group wanted to prove that they were versatile and wanted to show that they could stray from their jazz-sampled sensibilities on their previous album and could rock with a different sound.Heavily involved with the project was the Gang Starr Foundation, a collective that was aligned with the duo that included the likes of Jeru, the hip-hop duo Group Home, Big Shug, Freddie Foxx (Bumpy Knuckles), Afu-Ra among others. The project featured Jeru, both Lil Dap and Melachi the Nutcracker and Big Shug. Unlike Daily Operation, the album was produced under a wider variety of musical influences.The album featured two classic singles: "DWYCK" with hip-hop duo Nice & Smooth (which was supposed to be originally on Daily Operation and "Mass Appeal". The album was critically acclaimed upon release and reestablished Gang Starr as a force within hip-hop. It also served as a forerunner to a number of different albums over the next 18 months that were credited as being pivotal to the New York hip-hop scene being a power center once again in the hip-hop landscape. Visit The Vault Classic Music Reviews Onlinewww.vaultclassicpod.comBuy Exclusive The Vault Podcast Merchandise!www.vaultclassicpod.com/storeSupport The Vault Classic Music Reviews on Buy Me A Coffeehttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/vaultclassicpodBuild Your Own Amazing Podcast Website In Less Than 5 Minutes!https://www.podpage.com/?via=ivecre8Show NotesUDiscoverMusic: "Hard To Earn": Gang Starr's Statement of Purpose https://www.udiscovermusic.com/stories/gang-starr-hard-to-earn-feature/Albumism: Gang Starr's 'Hard To Earn' Turns 25 | Anniversary Retrospectivehttps://albumism.com/features/gang-starr-hard-to-earn-turns-25-anniversary-retrospectiveBillboard: DJ Premier talks about Gang Starr's 'Hard To Earn' 25 Years Later: "That Album, I Had A Chip On My Shoulder"https://www.billboard.com/music/rb-hip-hop/gang-starr-moment-of-truth-dj-premiere-interview-8501991/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-vault-classic-music-reviews-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Sintonía: "Sr. Lobo" - Los 3001."Loungin`" - GURU 2 (Jazzmatazz)2."I Got It Going On" - US33."Freestyle" - GREYBOY4."Experience" - CUTTE B5."Bass’ment" - BRONCO6."Land of…" - St. GERMAIN7."Black Cloud" - DJ FORMAT (Nostalgia 77 remix)Todas las músicas seleccionadas y presentadas por el Sr. Lobezno (Isidro Sánchez Marín) desde RNE en Granada. Millón de gracias para Juan Carlos y Jose por su predisposición y buen hacer... ¡¡¡Sois los p---- amos!!!srlobezno@afrodisiaclub.comEscuchar audio

Hoy Carole King cumple 82 años. Una de las grandes compositoras de canciones de nuestra era, cuyo repertorio ha sido y es versionado por grandes figuras de la música negra. Escuchamos lo nuevo del teclista afincado en Londres Claudio Corona y de la formación australiana Hyatus Kaiyote. Recordamos el éxito de Jody Watley producido por Bernard Edwards (Chic) y a Guru’s Jazzmatazz sampleando a Toto. DISCO 1 CLAUDIO CORONA Burn The House DownDISCO 2 ZONKE MEETS YORK Music 2023DISCO 3 JODY WATLEY Don’t You Want MeDISCO 4 BERNARD EDWARDS Joy Of LifeDISCO 5 LONDON AFROBEAT COLLECTIVE Freedom (Voilaaa Remix)DISCO 6 HYATUS KAYOTE  Everything Is BeautifulDISCO 7 GURU’S JAZZMATAZZ & CARON WHEELER Kissed The WorldDISCO 8 TOTO AfricaDISCO 9 ETERNAL I Feel The Earth MoveDISCO 10 THE ISLEYS Sweet SeasonsDISCO 11 BEN E. KING So Much LoveDISCO 12 AMY WINEHOUSE Will You Love TomorrowDISCO 13 GENE McDANIELS He’s got my sympathyEscuchar audio

Reflect back on the pivotal year of 1993 with us as we revisit a year where grunge reigned supreme, hip-hop was hitting new heights, and alternative rock was reshaping the music landscape. From Nirvana's raw "In Utero" to the jazz-infused "Midnight Marauders" of A Tribe Called Quest. This episode is a celebration of the 30th anniversary of some of the most important albums of '93.Episode Highlights:How much of a departure was Nirvana's "In Utero" from their "Nevermind" in terms of production and emotional depth?How did The Smashing Pumpkins' "Siamese Dream" mirror the commercial appeal of Nirvana's "Nevermind"?How did Pearl Jam's "Versus" album reflect a more introspective and unique approach compared to their debut album "Ten"?How did "Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z." showcase Tupac's growth as an artist compared to his earlier work?What makes Digable Planets' "Reachin'" such an underrated hip-hop gem?How did Guru's "Jazzmatazz" blend jazz and rap in a unique way?

With extensive expertise in electronic, acoustic, and live music, Matt stands out as a seasoned professional sound engineer and producer. His journey began as a studio assistant at EMI Music Publishing studios in the mid-90s, where he had the opportunity to work with renowned artists like Jamiroquai, Primal Scream, Elastica, Guru's Jazzmatazz, and the Bluetones. Transitioning to freelance work, Matt honed his skills in top London recording studios and became an engineer. He contributed to mixes for artists such as Tin Tin Out, The Corrs, Grant Nelson, Jungle Brothers, and even remixed an early UK Garage hit for Whitney Houston. In the year 2000, Matt took on a pivotal role as the chief engineer at the prestigious UK record label MWA. In this capacity, he was entrusted with the management of two state-of-the-art studios, where his expertise and meticulous approach played a crucial role in ensuring the highest standards of audio production. As the chief engineer, Matt not only oversaw the day-to-day operations of these remarkable studios but also held the vital responsibility of quality control for the label's output, with numerous major label collaborations and joint projects. As the UK urban scene flourished in the new millennium, Matt collaborated with notable artists like Ms Dynamite, So Solid Crew, Lemar, Estelle, KRS One, Big Brovaz, Terri Walker, and worked on projects with Cold Cut, The Gorillaz, Lifford David, and Roebeck. His talent also extended to recording and mixing the BBC 1 Idents, broadcast over 100,000 times. In recent years, Matt has continued to work with top UK and international artists, building a reputation for his exceptional sonic skills. He has maintained his excellence through collaborations with Miloco Studios, writing gear reviews for Tape Op magazine, and teaching an 'Advanced Mixing Course' at the London School of Sound. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: Working in live sound vs. studio Being an assistant at EMI's demo studio How to get big, balanced low-end How analog recording affects your top-end How to get your kick and bass to work well with each other Sidechaining low-end Using harmonic enhancement The importance of adding mid-range to your bass Creating contrast with EQ and automation Using sidechained dynamic EQ Why you should always reach for volume and panning before other plugins Getting vocals to sound clear and focused His go-to compressors for vocals Dealing with sibilance Using stock plugins To learn more about Matt Foster, visit: https://realmix.online/ For tips on how to improve your mixes, visit https://masteryourmix.com/ Looking for 1-on-1 feedback and training to help you create pro-quality mixes? Check out my new coaching program Amplitude and apply to join: https://masteryourmix.com/amplitude/ Download your FREE copy of the Ultimate Mixing Blueprint: https://masteryourmix.com/blueprint/ Get your copy of the #1 Amazon bestselling book, The Mixing Mindset – The Step-By-Step Formula For Creating Professional Rock Mixes From Your Home Studio: https://masteryourmix.com/mixingmindsetbook/ Join the FREE MasterYourMix Facebook community: https://links.masteryourmix.com/community To make sure that you don't miss an episode, make sure to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or on Android. Have your questions answered on the show. Send them to questions@masteryourmix.com Thanks for listening! Please leave a rating and review on iTunes!

#208 Tulirôu arrastou Jay Bay e o Boia atrasa, bota pra dentro e entrega no mesmo dia! Julio Adler e Bruno Bocayuva, sem dormir, reparam no volume (epa!) das pranchas, virilidade (ulha!) das manobras e bordas deitadas lascivamente em praias sul-africanas. Tem almanaque autorreferente, Imagem Falada com o mais autorreferente dos campeões mundiais e uma trilha que celebra memórias escabrosas com Loungin' do Guru mais Jazzmatazz e dois obituários de peso - João Donato e Jane Birkin. A lista de músicas tocadas ficou grande e recomendo ouvir abraçado ao lençol - serve para dançar e limpar as lágrimas. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/boia/message

B. Cox reviews hip-hop duo Gang Starr's fifth album Moment of Truth as it turns 25. After a four year hiatus from their acclaimed 4th album 1994's Hard To Earn, Guru and DJ Premier returned to to the lab to craft their latest album among a changing landscape. Hip-hop, once thought to be a fringe fad when they debuted and when they first left, was now starting to explode commercially and was being sought after beyond the urban communities and into corporate America. In between albums, the two had their share of work and turmoil. Guru recorded another installment of his famed Jazzmatazz series and also faced two different pending legal charges and battled some personal demons, while Premier became a recognized as one of the top producers in the game by producing for multiple acts during the break, but suffered some losses of loved ones during this time as well.The break and the adversity both men during it faced fueled their latest effort; crafting a well balanced and rounded out piece that reflected everything which made Gang Starr one of the best groups of their time. Guru's lyrics and emceeing rose to yet another level with his wisdom and experiences of the past few years driving his narrative to sights not seen before with Premier's beats meeting his mate's effort to a cinematic, with a Premier-type grit that served the soundtrack well. They were joined by a wide variety of featured guests such Inspectah Deck, M.O.P, Scarface, Freddie Fox, Big Shug, Shiggy Sha, a young G-Dep and singers K-Ci and JoJo. The combination led to arguably the group's most candid and complete work to date.The album featured three singles: "You Know My Steez" "Royalty" and "The Militia". Despite with no major charting singles, the album was certified gold and stands as a contender for the crown jewel of the legendary duo's catalog.Visit The Vault Classic Music Reviews Onlinewww.vaultclassicpod.comSupport The Vault Classic Music Review on Buy Me A Coffeehttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/vaultclassicpodBuild Your Own Amazing Podcast Website In Less Than 5 Minutes!https://www.podpage.com/?via=ivecre8Show NotesAlbumism: Gang Starr's 'Moment of Truth' Turns 25 | Anniversary Retrospective https://albumism.com/features/gang-starr-moment-of-truth-album-anniversaryRockTheBells: Gang Starr's 'Moment of Truth' at 25https://rockthebells.com/articles/gang-starr-moment-of-truth-turns-25/Glide Magazine: 25 Years Later: Revisiting Gang Starr's Locked In "Moment of Truth" https://glidemagazine.com/289978/25-years-later-revisiting-gang-starrs-locked-in-moment-of-truth/Ambrosia For Heads: DJ Premier speaks About How Real Moment of Truth was Hip-Hop and Gang Starrhttps://ambrosiaforheads.com/2018/04/gang-starr-moment-of-truth-making-of-interview-video/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-vault-classic-music-reviews-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Ashleigh Blackwell gets the honors for the official official-official one-year anniversary of Badass Records Podcast. That is, some spacing occurred between the recordings and airings of the first two episodes, but -- from the third installment on -- I've managed to get one up per week. This being #52 means a year's worth now lives on the Internet, and -- you know -- that's kinda cool.Anyway, Ashleigh's wise and witty. She's bold and beautiful (Wasn't there a TV show with a similar name?). She's a daughter and a sister and an aunt and a dog lover and a marketplace force, and she's also a great person to know, even if only a little.So, I'm very thankful that she stopped by and rapped music and life with me. Our conversation went a bunch of different directions, and I tip my hat to her for her fearless engagement and rawness from start to finish.Her musical journey fascinated me in that it moved from the comforts of her folks' tuneage to the neighborhood of boy bands, where it stopped only for a hot minute. From there it was on to bigger and badder, and a noteworthy bond with the 1991 Skid Row record, Slave to the Grind, was forever forged.So, please check out our chat. It was a good one.Thank you.copyright disclaimer: I do not own the rights to the intro/outro audio. They are clips taken from a Guru track called, "Transit Ride," which comes from his 1993 release, Jazzmatazz (c/o Virgin Records America, Inc.). This album wasn't -- by any means -- the birthplace of badass records, but it's certainly a stop on the tour. If you're unfamiliar, I highly recommend you familiarize yourself. You won't regret it.

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EP. # 68 JazzMatazz "Live From Linden Park" W: DJ Walter B Nice (November 2022 by DJ Walter B Nice

Jazzmatazz, New Orleans, and haints, oh my! Shaun Duke and Brandon O'Brien are joined by the incredible Alex Jennings to discuss his new book, The Ballad of Perilous Graves, out now from Redhook. Together, they discuss the book's origins, the wondrous power of New Orleans, handling writing when you have lived in many places, and […]

BigButtGeek and Jazzmatazz reunite in London to attend Recons first event post pandemic. Sponsored by HungerFF.com toppedtoys.com and xlube.com

"My parents bought me this album called JAZZMATAZZ by Guru. It was surprising to me listening to a new concept of Jazz blended with Hip-Hop. From an early stage, I was lucky enough to be able to discover a beautiful world." Denis was 14, and that album completely changed his view and approach to music. Most importantly, it was the first piece of the puzzle to discover different sounds, from house music with Nuyorican Soul to Acid Jazz with Jamiroquai and Incognito. His trips to London in the late 90s - enjoying the legendary Bar Rumba club nights founded by Gilles Peterson - and the first festival experience at Big Chill- led him to create Jazz:Re:Found. Certainly, one of the best Boutique Jazz Festivals in Italy, with great attention to the new wave of UK jazz. In today's interview, Denis talks about his musical background, the route into the festival industry, and what to expect from the fourteenth edition of Jazz:Re:Found. Listen in to get inspired!Kiosk Radio (Brussels

Bigbuttgeek and Jazzmatazz return for a third series. This episode they discuss their break between series as well as taking a break from all things FFun. Series 3 is proudly sponsored by HungerFF.com Topped Toys and X Lube

Playlist: bRavenous - Deep PoetrySilent Titan - BlaseFunky DL - Vague MarginsNujabes, featuring Shing02 - Love (sic) pt. 3Guru's Jazzmatazz, featuring Erykah Badu - PlentyAdi Oasis - MiddleJuanita Euka - Alma SecaGabin, featuring Dee Dee Bridgewater - Into My SoulTanika Charles - Rent FreeLee Fields & the Expressions - The One Who's Hurting is YouMonophonics - Last one StandingFeaturecast - Yum YumT Bird and the Breaks - I Gets My Boogie OnHiatus Kaiyote, featuring Georgia Anne Muldrow - Get Sun (Georgia Anne Muldrow Remix)

My guest today is Ben Rubin a producer, mixer, bassist, and composer in Brooklyn NY. Whether he's melding hip-hop and jazz with legends like Masta Ace and Donny McCaslin, playing upright bass at the Newport Jazz Festival with Dred Scott Trio, remixing Karsh Kale or WuTang's Killah Priest, rockin' on electric bass with Marshall Crenshaw, or producing Peter Bernstein solo jazz guitar, Grammy-nominated producer/(re)mixer/bassist/composer Ben Rubin (aka Benny Cha Cha) is renowned for making records that are pure or genre-bending or both. Picked seven times as a “Rising Star Producer” in DownBeat Magazine's International Critics' Poll, Rubin has well over 100 album credits to his name. Lately, he has been working with a diversity of artists including Queen Esther, Erik Deutsch & Theo Bleckmann, Steve Conte (New York Dolls), Stripmall Ballads, Rachel Eckroth (St Vincent), Lower Power, Caleb Wheeler Curtis, Drifter feat. Lucy Woodward, Buzzed Armstrong, and Jon Irabagon, as well as labels like Ropeadope, Sunnyside and Imani. Most recently, Rubin's attention has focused on Analog Players Society at the Bridge Studio in Brooklyn with APS founder Amon Drum creating cut-up hip-hop instrumental records and jazz albums released on Ropeadope and described by Downbeat Magazine as “truly compelling.” featuring legendary Juice Crew MC Masta Ace described as “in the direct lineage of classics like A Tribe Called Quest's Low-End Theory, and Guru's Jazzmatazz.” Bens production and mixing credits include Walking Distance feat. Jason Moran, Grammy nominated composer/pianist Emilio Solla, and many recordings for Smalls Live Records releasing more than 30 records with jazz greats including Larry Goldings, Louis Hayes, Tom Harrell, Johnny O'Neal, Chris Potter, Tim Ries, Roy Hargrove, Mulgrew Miller, Seamus Blake, and Cyrille Aimeé to name just a few. As a bassist, Ben has toured and recorded both upright and electric bass with a diversity of artists, including Dred Scott Trio, Patti Smith, James Maddock, Courtney Love, Mary J. Blige, Moby, Bill Frisell, and his own acclaimed, genre-bending band Mudville which I believe my brother Nate played in at one point. Ben has also composed scores for features and short films, including director Nelson Kim's feature film debut, Someone Else, which premiered at the Miami International Film Festival in 2015. Get access to FREE mixing mini-course: http://MixMasterBundle.com THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! https://RecordingStudioRockstars.com/Academy Use code ROCKSTAR to get 10% https://samplyaudio.com Use code RSR20 to get 20% off for the first 3 months https://carltatzdesign.com/Mixroom-Mentor https://www.Spectra1964.com http://MacSales.com/Rockstars http://iZotope.com/Rockstars use code ROCK10 for 10% off http://www.thetoyboxstudio.com http://UltimateMixingMasterclass.com Hear guests discography on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2aB7hmdR5SWAEgLBsSPPaf?si=03284414c7fd418e If you love the podcast, then please leave a review: https://RSRockstars.com/Review CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/342

This week's show covers new music from an LA and NYC combo, of American Dance Ghosts and Baltra, a new dance banger from NYC's Doss, a lounge-y new track from Austin's Flyjack and London's Scrimshire, and some new indie rock from Philly's The Districts. For the archive pick this week, Mark is heading back to 1995, and to the second volume in the late rapper Guru's Jazzmatazz series. This is the sort of jazz-infused rap that Guru and Gang Starr before Guru went solo were known for, which got an upgrade from Guru's connection to Blue Note Records and their treasure chest of hard bop and fusion styles from the mid-1950s to the 1980s, before the reissue boom reanimated the label in the ‘80s and ‘90s. Of course, there are six more bonus tracks, but you have to sign up for our email newsletter to get those. It's pretty easy to do, if you just click this link.  (And do so without fear. We won't misuse your email address, as this show is run by two guys, Mark and Brendan; Not some faceless corporation.) Lastly, don't miss our fabulous Spotify playlists. We make one for each episode of the show, so grab the latest if you are up to date, and dig into previous episodes if you are new here, or just curious. Have a terrific week!  

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Bigbuttgeek and Jazzmatazz regale us with tales of their Folsom Berlin adventures. Our Series 3 kickstarter is now live.

Sa rencontre avec le hip-hop, la danse, le tag puis le rap, la FAC de Paris VIII, les influences, IAM, Rapline, sa rencontre avec Jimmy Jay, le Posse 501 avec  Soon E MC, Strike, Bambi Cruz, Ménélik, DJ Seeq et Melaaz, la genèse de son 1er classique "Bouge de là", le 1er album "Qui sème le vent récolte le tempo" avec les classiques "Victime de la mode", "Caroline" et "Ragga Jam" avec Daddy Mory, Big Red & Daddy Kery (le futur Kery James), sa rencontre et la collaboration avec Guru (Gangstarr) sur le projet Jazzmatazz sur le titre "Le Bien, le Mal", le 2em album "Prose Combat", la reprise de Serge Gainsbourg sur "Le nouveau Western", sa rencontre avec les Sages Poètes de la Rue, ses influences US, sa séparation avec Polydor, son arrivée chez Warner Music, son retour après un break de quelques années, sa vision du rap actuel. Ou pourquoi écouter du rap est un super passe-temps, voire un super boulot... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the last in the series BigButtGeek and Jazzmatazz bring back some very familiar voices to answer their questions.

In aflevering 9 bespreken Voszz, Ghost & Noot de superduo's die maar eens tot een tweede plaat moeten komen. Zonder over een comeback te spreken, wagen Voszz & Noot zich aan een remake van het iconische ‘Mama said knock you out' van LL Cool J en Ghost vertelt je vol passie over een major gamechanger in het genre. Snufje hiphop uit de UK erbij, een sprankeltje Jazzmatazz en nog een lekkere dosis CunninLynguists; zie hier weer je verse maandelijkse fix!Support the show (https://petje.af/bralpodcast)

Jazzmatazz talks with an ACTUAL Doctor to answer all your burning FF questions!!

Video animation by: Big Flowers Intro/Outro beat by: BLOODBLIXING Beginning of Episode (0:49). In Episode 74, we were joined by talented rapper, producer, visual artist, and rolling paper creator, Lync Lone. Lync first discussed the aspirational aspects of Lync's music, and how being a rapper was his dream since day 1 (2:07). The key influences that helped Lync develop his style (2:58). Lync talks about how his distinctly cool and chill rapping style developed over the years (12:13). Lync details how he maintains such a positive outlook on life, and why he finds it important to promote that perspective in his music (17:18). Lync explains why his number 1 goal in music is to synthesize his own thoughts and feelings, so that he can better understand them (22:36). Hear the hilariously natural way Lync and BLOODBLIXING created Decibelz, one of my personal favourite Lync project (25:40). Lync discusses his Iceberg Theory collaboration in Acid Jazz, and how Guru's Jazzmatazz inspired that project (31:33). Lync dives into the concept behind his latest and greatest project to-date, Lost & Found: In Paradise! (35:41). Lync talks about his visual art design work, and the importance of being self-sufficient as an artist in 2021 (49:40). Lync talks about his new line of rolling papers, GONZO (55:25). Support Lync Lone's music here: https://lynclone.bandcamp.com/music  Follow Lync Lone on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/lynclone  Follow Lync Lone on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/lynclone/?hl=en  -- For artist development/writing services, DM me @rapmusicplugpod on Twitter and Instagram, or shoot me an email at qlctv.podcast@gmail.com  Let's stay connected! Find me here: https://rmpp.squarespace.com/ 

Radio Nova revisite ses propres classiques : les raretés de tout bord qui rythment notre antenne, de la soul-funk au hip-hop en passant par les musiques afro-latines et la pop. Aujourd'hui : « Le bien, le mal » de Guru et Mc Solaar.Une rencontre transatlantique que l'on retrouve sur le premier album solo de feu Guru, qui s'est fait connaître au sein du légendaire duo qu'il forme en 1989 avec Dj Premier : Gang Starr. En 1993, Guru lance sa série Jazzmatazz, un disque qui, au-delà de mettre en avant l'apport du jazz dans le rap, fusionne les deux genres.Ce n'est pas totalement nouveau : Miles Davis, dans son dernier album Doo Bop, s'intéresse au genre – le rap – tout comme Quincy Jones. Guru innove en proposant un casting de haut vol. Sur ce premier volet, Donald Byrd, Roy Ayers, Lonnie Listen Smith côtoient Carleen Anderson, N'Dea Davenport, chanteuse des Brand New Heavies, ou encore ce jeune rappeur français, Mc Solaar. C'est que Claude Mc a frappé un grand coup avec son premier album et les échos de Qui sème le vent récolte le tempo sont arrivés jusqu'aux États-Unis.« Le bien, le mal » n'est pas la première collaboration entre Solaar et Guru, puisque certains doivent connaître ce maxi de remix de « Qui sème le vent… » sur lequel on retrouve bien sûr la Funk Mob (aka Zdar et Boom Bass qui ont travaillé sur l'album) mais aussi le Kwanzaa Possee et… un remix de Gang Starr !C'est donc un retour d'invitation de la part de Guru qui convoque cette fois le rappeur de Maison Alfort à inscrire son nom au côtés des plus grandes pointures du jazz. « Le bien, le mal », est produit par l'acolyte de Solaar, Jimmy Jay, et le clip sera tourné entre New York et Paris par Fab Five Freddy, habitué des échanges franco-américains. Un titre qui s'inscrit dans l'ADN de Nova et que l'on ressort pour vous aujourd'hui.Visuel © Le bien, le mal de Guru et Mc Solaar See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Monish and Nishant as they discuss two Western Conference powerhouses - the league-leading Utah Jazz and the greatest offense ever assembled (?) Denver Nuggets. How do they compare to their own squads last season from a playoff lens? Who'd we fancy to win if they faced off again in the playoffs this season? Would it be the best depth in the league and rock-solid defense Jazz or the Brooklyn Nets of the West offense from the Nuggets? All this and more on today's Triangle Offense! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/triangleoffense/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/triangleoffense/support

In this conversation, Philip talks Mina Salami, the author of Sensuous Knowledge: A Black Feminist Approach for Everyone. They discuss the foundation and meaning of sensuous knowledge and how this perspective moves in a world burdened with many “isms”. How do we think about our current systems and are using the “Masters' tools” possible? The Drop – The segment of the show where Philip and his guest share tasty morsels of intellectual goodness and creative musings. Philip's Drop: A moment in music history w/UK artist and a healthy mix of hip hop. Brand New Heavies (https://open.spotify.com/artist/3DEveX6KVzhPDqq2VRuN14?si=Dym6Gg0uRL2pNLvDokeGDA) Guru's Jazzmatazz (https://open.spotify.com/album/64J8girYqmK86ebqBayrjQ?si=Jrrt_E0nRwG6mWySFwwVFw) Jamiroquai (https://open.spotify.com/artist/6J7biCazzYhU3gM9j1wfid?si=BEghu7E8QIi_B-Q0r47Log) Minna's Drop: Milo Imagines the World by Matt De La Pena illustrated by Christian Robinson (https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/549617/milo-imagines-the-world-by-matt-de-la-pena-illus-by-christian-robinson/)

In the Series 1 finale Bigbuttgeek and Jazzmatazz answer your questions.

Tracklist: Yogisoul - City Nights ft. Awon & Aarvik Rejjie Snow Links With Joey Badass and Jesse Boykins III - PURPLE TUESDAY Kurupt - Yessir Fugees - Vocab (Refugees Hip Hop Remix) Kembe X - Raised A Fool ft. Jay Rock, Ab-Soul & Zacari John Robinson Feat. MF DOOM & Invizible Handz - Sorcerers Redman & Method Man - How High (wax paper cup remix) The Notorious B.I.G. - Sky's The Limit - Sky's the Limit [feat. 112] A Tribe Called Quest - Jazz (We've Got) Drake - Money In The Grave ft. Rick Ross (Don Mayor Edit) Isaiah Rashad - Park Logic feat. Juto - Can I Kick It Common feat. PJ - What Do You Say (Move It Baby) Guru - Feel The Music [feat. Guru's Jazzmatazz & Paul Ferguson & Baybe] DUCKWRTH - Crush Rich Brian - BALI ft. Guapdad 4000 Roland Jones - Kickin' Back 21 Savage - a lot ft. J. Cole Kali Uchis - After The Storm ft. Tyler, The Creator, Bootsy Collins (Pete Rock Remix) Please Wait (Matt McWaters & Ta-ku) ft. Masego - Flight 99 Aaron May - Let Go

In this episode a hungover Bigbuttgeek and Jazzmatazz discuss all things fisting lube.

Carrying on the conversation from last episode. Bigbuttgeek and Jazzmatazz discuss newbies to fisting...

In the premier episode hosts Bigbuttgeek and Jazzmatazz take a trip down memory lane at their first experiences of Fisting.

In de jaren ’90 gaan zogenaamde Crate diggers aan de slag met oude jazz vinylplaten. Lekkere grooves worden door hiphoppers gerecycleerd om daaroverheen te rappen. Het is opnieuw Miles Davis die op zijn allerlaatste plaat ‘Doo-Bop’ als één van de eersten rap en jazz-improvisatie gaat combineren. Ook Guru volgt dit spoor met zijn project Jazzmatazz, waaraan veel gereputeerde jazzmuzikanten meewerken. Us3 herwerkt Cantaloupe Island van Herbie Hancock tot Flip Fantasia en scoort daarmee een hit. Matlib gaat op ‘Shades of Blue’ aan de slag met de Blue Note archieven. The Soulquarians, met onder andere D’Angelo, Questlove, J Dilla en Erykah Badu, herontdekken begin jaren 2000 de legendarische Electric lady opname studio’s van wijlen Jimi Hendrix in New York. Hier vindt de Neo-soul zijn oorsprong. Robert Glasper werd in 2013 met ‘Black Radio’ onderscheiden met een Grammy award voor beste R&B album. Al deze albums zijn voor de huidige generatie van jonge jazz-muzikanten vaak het opstapje naar de ontdekking van het genre jazz.

Poison poopers (1:30), New Jack Swing (4:02), the covid shamers return, nature is healing, streets are the virus (15:45), police reform versus police abolition (31:18), does the NBA really want to create a Burger Dome? (51:22), mess with LeBron and see what happens (1:06:23), "Jazzmatazz" (1:12:05), defunding wist (1:22:02). 

Seconda tappa con la musica rap ed r&b proposta da D.J. Whip, con uno sguardo particolare ad alcune delle più belle produzioni di J Dilla. Sigla di 17IAM, selezione e mix a cura di Marco Brogno a.k.a. D.J. Whip, voce di Gianpaolo Negro, regia di Pantu. 01. Erykah Badu - Time's A Wastin (prod. Erykah Badu)02. D'angelo - Another Life (prod. D'angelo)03. J Dilla Ft. Bilal - The Ex (prod. J Dilla)04. J Dilla Ft. Dwele - Dime Piece (Remix) (prod. J Dilla)05. Slum Village Ft. D'Angelo - Tell Me (prod. J Dilla)06. Talib Kweli Ft. Mike Posner - Colors Of You (prod. J Dilla)07. Bilal Ft. Mos Def & Common - Reminisce (prod. J Dilla)08. Reverie - Give It Time (prod. J Dilla)09. Erykah Badu - Fall In Love (your Funeral) (prod. Karriem Riggins)10. Joey Bada$$ Ft. Kirk Knight - Where It'$ At? (prod. J Dilla)11. The Roots Ft. D'Angelo - The 'Notic (prod. The Roots)12. Amp Fiddler - You Play Me (prod. J Dilla)13. The Brand New Heavies & Q-tip - Sometimes (Remix) (prod. J Dilla)14. Q-tip Ft. D'angelo - Believe (prod. Q-Tip)15. Slum Village Ft. Jazzy Jeff - I Don't Know (prod. J Dilla)16. Common Ft. Erykah Badu - All Night Long (prod. The Roots)17. Guru's Jazzmatazz Ft. Bilal - Certified (prod. J Dilla)18. J Dilla Ft. Kenny Wray - The Shining Pt. 1 (diamonds) (prod. J Dilla)19. De La Soul Ft. Yummy - Much More (prod. J Dilla)20. Phife - Nutshell (prod. J Dilla)21. The Roots - Dynamite! (prod. J Dilla)22. Common - Dooinit (prod. J Dilla)23. The Roots - Wicked Ways (prod. J Dilla)24. Phife - Dear Dilla (prod. J Dilla)25. Jay Dee - Think Twice (prod. J Dilla)

Watch the mix and keep up with all Bside news here - www.facebook.com/BsidePodcasts/ It all began in 1997, when Astrojazz bought his first turntables. 22 years later and he has become a master in spinning records across a wide range of genres; jazz, hip-hop, soul, afrobeat, and house. His passion for music has taken him across the globe, from Glastonbury Festival, to nightclubs in Cape Town, and even Finnish jazz clubs – he has played toe to toe with some of the industry's finest: Gilles Peterson, Mr Scruff, Bonobo, Candi Station, Guru & Jazzmatazz, Tony Allen, Roy Ayers, Quantic Soul Orchestra to name but a few. Yet, he will always be most appreciated for his influence in the local scene, his Samedia Shebeen events are a solid staple of the Edinburgh nightlife, while his involvement with Kelburn Garden Party and the wee DUB festival provides some of the standout dates in the Scottish music calendar for the lucky punters who are able to attend. This episode of Bside is already one of our favourites, the mix perfectly encapsulates the concept of our podcast series. Astrojazz will take you on a journey through his collection whilst telling the tale behind each record. A nostalgia fuelled transmission of his all time favourite Bsides, a rough around the edges reminiscence of his favourite parties, and an insight into the musical journey that brought him to where he is now. Enjoy Shout out to our Molly Hickey for providing the artwork, we are ever grateful. Check out her art here - www.instagram.com/mollyth.art/

Which Jazzmatazz album is your favorite?

CASA BERTALLOT lunedì 27 maggioLoyle Carner - dear jean Shay lia - Blue ft Kaytranada & Badbadnotgood Flying Lotus - AndromedaJordan Rakei - Rolling into One Barney Artist - Good to Be Home Guru’s Jazzmatazz - trust me Louis Cole - After the Load Is BlownSteve Lacy - Guide The Chemical Brothers - BangoCornershop - Brimful of Asha - Fatboy slim rmx Soul of Man - Between the eyes j-e-t-s - FIRE FLY Dj Manny - Do Watchu Wanna DoKneco - WarehouseAndrew DIFF - Get The Fuck Up Off MeAlfa Mist - Falling (Feat. Kaya Thomas-Dyke) Jamila Woods - BALDWIN (feat. Nico Segal )Laneous - Terms

David Bowie is one of my biggest influences both as a vocalist and a visionary. His artistry is unparalleled. An inventor with such unique gifts that found a way with every album to find a new voice and direction. If you listened to this show you know Bowie often graced the playlist. As musicians we owe so much to this man. There is no one song that I could play that could sum up his genius. Not one album from his first to last that didn't display his vocal and lyrical prowess. For me "Space Oddity" seems like an appropriate start for this heavenly journey.We have a new feature on Bombshell Radio. A weekly music chart and currently at the number one spot the late great Syd Barrett one of the founding members of Pink Floyd who would've turned 70 last week. I'll be posting a chart this coming Friday and watching our social feeds. The chart mostly reflects music from the Addictions Inbox and another way for us to promote the songs that are getting such great feedback and deserve you're attention. It's been a great weekend on Bombshell Radio I caught a few waves with Jazzmatazz last show ,all surf music. Heard some amazing new artists on Unsigned Project. I can promise you some if not all will be added to the Addictions lineup. Tonight a lot of new entries from around the globe, a few favourites and as always a few surprises. This is Addictions and Other Vices 225 - Days Like These!!!I Hope You Enjoy.

Vendredi dernier, l'équipe du Live session (White Socks et Syde Barrow) accueillait les artistes les plus funkys de Montréal et d'ailleurs! Mark The Magnanimous, Shash'U, Mofak et KenLo étaient présents pour nous présenter leur soirée organisée dans le cadre de la programmation estivale de Jack Of All Trades. Walla P était également de passage pour nous parler de Funk et du prochain vinyle à paraître sur son étiquette Voyage Funktastique. Enfin, Fredy V. nous a rejoint pour nous présenter son plus récent single intitulé Free Yourself, produit par Shash'U. Un Live session de Pôle Hip-Hop n'en est pas sans mixes, c'est pourquoi nos DJs vous ont tous deux concocté des sets de feu, le premier rendant hommage à feu Notorious B.I.G. à travers une exploration de ses morceaux R&B, le second voyageant entre les rythmes de Pete Rock & CL Smooth, Jazzmatazz et Zhané, le dernier explorant les multiples facettes musicales des artistes présents (un mix réalisé de main de maître par Mark The Magnanimous).   TRACKLIST Set de White Socks R. Kelly - (You To Be) Happy (Feat. The Notorious B.I.G.) 112 - Only You Bad Boy Remix (Feat. The Notorious B.I.G & Mase) Da Brat - Da B Side (Feat. The Notorious B.I.G.) Monica - Everything To Me Remix (Feat. The Notorious B.I.G. & Missy Elliott) The Notorious B.I.G. - I Love The Dough (Feat. Jay-Z & Angela Winbush) The Notorious B.I.G. - Mo Money Mo Problems (Feat. Mase & Puff Daddy) The Notorious B.I.G. - Can I Get Witcha (Feat. Lil' Cease) Set de Syde Barrow Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Straighten it out (Vocal Remix) Fu-Schnickens - Breakdown Paris - Guerilla Funk Heavy D & The Boyz - Black Coffee Zhané - Saturday Night Jazzmatazz - Trust Me Eric B. & Rakim - What’s on your mind Grand Master Flash & The Furious Five - Beat Street Tony Cook feat. Tavell - Video Rock S.O.S Band - High Hopes

The 10-year Anniversary of this rare set of CD mixes continues. The work--featuring jazz, rhythm and blues, hip-hop, and world music--was originally commissioned by Abba Nappa for her bar Brava in 2007. Although the bar is no longer around, Abba has gone on to establish the restaurant powerhouse Moment Group. We published the never-before-released "Dinner CD1" back in September right here on this podcast, in case you missed it. Here now is "Dinner CD2". Karunesh. Punjab Voiceless Messenger. Aromabar Floetic. Floetry Wanna B Where U R (Thisizzaluvsong). Floetry & Mos Def Menage-A-Trois. Jimmy Sommers feat. Les Nubians Complexity. The Roots While We Speak. Chuck Loeb Separate Ways. Craig David Last Tango In Paris. Gotan Project Hustlin' Daze. Donnel Jones & Guru's Jazzmatazz Blue (I'm Still Here With You). Incognito Tell Me You Got It. Jimmy Sommers As De Corazones. Chambao No More. Guru's Jazzmatazz After The Fall (Instrumental Version). Incognito Stay Mine. Incognito West Coast Coolin'. Norman Brown Midnight At The Oasis. Ramsey Lewis Trio www.musicandwineradio.com

Needletime Records and Skytown Promotions presents Cool Guitars.  The “Cool Guitars” Project is a series of albums that aim to highlight this fact. It showcases the talents of some of today’s most innovative guitarist.  The first release in the series, “Cool Guitars|EP” contains 6 original songs that feature the talents of jazz guitarist like U-Nam (Street Life; George Benson; Kool and the Gang), Ronny Jordan (The Antidote, Jazzmatazz vol 1, The Jackal), Dee Brown and many others. The songs feature smooth jazz guitar licks played over a blend of Classic Funk, Contemporary R&B, and Hip Hop beats produced by veteran music producer Steve Keitt (TLC, Salt  Pepa; “Martin TV Series). The Executive producer and brainchild of the Cool Guitars Project is Vernon Clark, president of the popular guitar accessories brand “Cool Guitars” (Ibanez etc..).  Follow Cool Guitars on Facebook.

Mr White ci parla oggi nel suo monografico di Guru, estratto da Ep#4 Season #9 di Zionet in onda ogni mercoledì alle 22.00 su www.radiophonica.com Playlist: Guru Featuring Donald Byrd - Loungin' Guru Featuring Mc Solaar - Le Bien, Le Mal Guru Featuring Ronny Jordan and D.C. Lee - No Time To Play

Mr White ci parla oggi nel suo monografico di Guru, estratto da Ep#4 Season #9 di Zionet in onda ogni mercoledì alle 22.00 su www.radiophonica.comPlaylist:Guru Featuring Donald Byrd - Loungin'Guru Featuring Mc Solaar - Le Bien, Le MalGuru Featuring Ronny Jordan and D.C. Lee - No Time To Play

This week we have a true legend joining us on the show. Donald Harrison isn'y a new name to most jazz fans and this interview is an enlightening look into the life of a legendary jazz musician. We catch up with Donald to talk about his roots in New Orleans, what he's practicing these days, NOLA jazz fest and what “Nouveau Swing," means to him.  Over three decades playing as a professional artist has placed Harrison on stage and on recordings with some of the most influential artists of the 21st century.  He has performed and recorded with an illustrious list of distinguished musicians in Jazz, R & B, Funk, Classical and other music genres. Art Blakey, Roy Haynes, The Cookers, McCoy Tyner, Miles Davis, Lena Horne, Ron Carter, Billy Cobham, Eddie Palmieri, Jennifer Holiday, Dr. John, Guru’s Jazzmatazz, McCoy Tyner, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Digable Planets, Notorious BIG, The Chicago Symphony Orchestra and The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra are just a few of the artists and ensembles he has performed with. Donald was truly a joy to get to speak with and I want to thank him for his time and gracing us with his presence. Enjoy the episode! Show Notes: Visit Donald Harrison's Website HERE. Visit The Inside The Saxophone Mind Website Consider donating to the show if you like what we are doing here!

A guest selection from SNO - here's her story: When I grew up in the township of Bophelong in the Vaal, South Africa, my uncle was the finest collector of Jazz, Soul, Afrobeat and Disco. He suffocated me with tune after tune for years. When he sold his collection, I felt loss that I still haven’t felt to date. Once I managed to get a proper turntable at home this year, I started collecting the very records my uncle sold, and more, as I have never stopped to learn about music. On the 17th July, I was thrown in the lion's den by my brother and homie Levi Love, when I covered his 4 hour set at Soup Kitchen, Manchester. It was my very first time and I enjoyed expressing myself through my love of music, straddling genres and showing how unlimited and highly extensive my love for music is. The Ipanemas - Canto Pra Oxum - Far Out Recordings 2008 George Duke - Omi (Fresh Water) - Epic 1977 Azymuth - Wait For My Turn - Far Out Recordings 1975/2015 Joe Sample - Rainbow Seeker - ABC Records 1978 Donald Byrd - Flight Time - Blue Note 1973 Madlib - Slim’s Return - Blue Note 2003 MF Doom - Saffron - Metal Face Records / Nature Sounds 2013 J Dilla - King - Nature Sounds 2013 Guru’s Jazzmatazz with Angie Stone - Keep Your Worries - Virgin 2000 Grand Puba - I Like It (I Wanna Be Where You Are) - Elektra 1995 A Tribe Called Quest - Keeping It Moving - Jive 1996 Amerigo Gazaway - Trouble In The Water - Soul Mates 2014 Fela Ransome Kuti & Africa ‘70 - He Miss Road - KFR 1975

re:::::JAZZ is the now and future sounds of cosmic jazz on wax. It's an excursion thru the ages and is a sample of the sounds going down every 2nd Friday at Monument City Coffee and Records. "Straight ahead and around the corner...." Slipper Suite – Palmskin Productions Narcotic Jazz – Mr. Skinz Borgia Stick – George Benson Swing Low Sweet Chariot – Dizzy Gillespie [Gerardo Frisina] This Is Madness ‘94– The Last Poets, Pharaoh Sanders Jelly Roll – No BS Brass Band Spiral – John Coltrane No Time To Play – Guru, Ronnie Jordan, DC Lee One Love – Q-Tip + PSAs Meechi’s Cut -> My Favorite Things – Andre 3000, Earthtone Studios Spock With A Beard – Palmskin Productions K.C. Blues – Don Ellis Audi 5000!!!

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this explosive threat level, Mista Montana and Menace do this: Duck Down Records' Statik Selektah discusses his new album "What Comes Around", breaking down the inspiration and creation behind such tracks as "Alarm Clock", The Thrill Is Gone", "Drunk & High", working with Snoop Dogg and being inspired by the late great Guru's "Jazzmatazz". He also details his future, of which will see upcoming work and projects with Ransom, Joey Badass, another "24-hour period" project with Freddie Gibbs, a Scarface collaboration, which he confirms Face has already written and more! Diabolic returns to the show to talk his September slated release "Fighting Words", his initial scepticism in launching a Kickstarter campaign to fund its release and how its recording was an organic process. We discuss maintaining creative independence and freedom, working with RA the Rugged Man, Celph Titled and the DJ Premier laced "Diabolical", which we were proud to play first, who he would want to Battle today and more. Will Diabolic work with Immortal Technique again? Listen and find out. Chris Rivers takes to Conspiracy Worldwide Radio to detail his transition from Baby Pun to Chris Rivers in a brief but illuminating introduction to the son of Big Pun. We talk growing as an artist within recent years, finding difficult to balance integrity with sales, his hopes and goals for his upcoming debut album, working with Styles P and Vinnie Paz, the possibility of collaborating with his father via unreleased verses in the future and more. The OG that is Buckshot joins us to discuss his collaborative album with New Zealand based producer P. Money "Backpack Travels", working with KRS ONE, both present and future projects at Duckdown Records, his feelings and thoughts on the aftermath of the August 9th police shooting of Michael Brown, his shoe-line Triple Threat, performing in the UK and more. Dan The Automator makes his debut appearance on the show to explore his latest album with actress Mary Elizabeth Winstead and reflect over some of his most career defining records to date. We talk recording Kool Keith's "Dr. Octagonecologyst", working with Prince Paul as part of Handsome Boy Modelling School, El-P being mad over their collaboration "Megaton B-Boy 2000", producing Black Rob's first ever on wax appearance "The Smootheness", Deltron 3030, the formulation of The Gorillaz, his relationship with Director Edgar Wright and so much more! Long time journalist Angus Batey takes time out his schedule to share his memories spent working freelance for British publication Hip Hop Connection (HHC). We also discuss his current grind writing for NME and the national morning newspaper The Guardian, his freedom at The Guardian and freedom The Guardian has to cover music, feeling too old to review albums by artists younger than him, NOT being fond of Ice Cube's "Death Certificate" when it was first released, HHC's Editor Andy Cohen once inviting football stars Andy Cole and Kevin Campbell to meet Wu-Tang Clan, Pitchfork, making money from journalism and the future of income in independent journalism and more! Will Angus remain true to his word and check out 2 publications Menace writes for Wordplay and The Hardcopy?! We say HE BETTER. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace discuss the tragic shooting of Michael Brown, the false flag terror threat that the UK government is selling to us all and a lot more. ENJOY THIS! Contact: conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this explosive threat level, Mista Montana and Menace do this: Duck Down Records' Statik Selektah discusses his new album "What Comes Around", breaking down the inspiration and creation behind such tracks as "Alarm Clock", The Thrill Is Gone", "Drunk & High", working with Snoop Dogg and being inspired by the late great Guru's "Jazzmatazz". He also details his future, of which will see upcoming work and projects with Ransom, Joey Badass, another "24-hour period" project with Freddie Gibbs, a Scarface collaboration, which he confirms Face has already written and more! Diabolic returns to the show to talk his September slated release "Fighting Words", his initial scepticism in launching a Kickstarter campaign to fund its release and how its recording was an organic process. We discuss maintaining creative independence and freedom, working with RA the Rugged Man, Celph Titled and the DJ Premier laced "Diabolical", which we were proud to play first, who he would want to Battle today and more. Will Diabolic work with Immortal Technique again? Listen and find out. Chris Rivers takes to Conspiracy Worldwide Radio to detail his transition from Baby Pun to Chris Rivers in a brief but illuminating introduction to the son of Big Pun. We talk growing as an artist within recent years, finding difficult to balance integrity with sales, his hopes and goals for his upcoming debut album, working with Styles P and Vinnie Paz, the possibility of collaborating with his father via unreleased verses in the future and more. The OG that is Buckshot joins us to discuss his collaborative album with New Zealand based producer P. Money "Backpack Travels", working with KRS ONE, both present and future projects at Duckdown Records, his feelings and thoughts on the aftermath of the August 9th police shooting of Michael Brown, his shoe-line Triple Threat, performing in the UK and more. Dan The Automator makes his debut appearance on the show to explore his latest album with actress Mary Elizabeth Winstead and reflect over some of his most career defining records to date. We talk recording Kool Keith's "Dr. Octagonecologyst", working with Prince Paul as part of Handsome Boy Modelling School, El-P being mad over their collaboration "Megaton B-Boy 2000", producing Black Rob's first ever on wax appearance "The Smootheness", Deltron 3030, the formulation of The Gorillaz, his relationship with Director Edgar Wright and so much more! Long time journalist Angus Batey takes time out his schedule to share his memories spent working freelance for British publication Hip Hop Connection (HHC). We also discuss his current grind writing for NME and the national morning newspaper The Guardian, his freedom at The Guardian and freedom The Guardian has to cover music, feeling too old to review albums by artists younger than him, NOT being fond of Ice Cube's "Death Certificate" when it was first released, HHC's Editor Andy Cohen once inviting football stars Andy Cole and Kevin Campbell to meet Wu-Tang Clan, Pitchfork, making money from journalism and the future of income in independent journalism and more! Will Angus remain true to his word and check out 2 publications Menace writes for Wordplay and The Hardcopy?! We say HE BETTER. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace discuss the tragic shooting of Michael Brown, the false flag terror threat that the UK government is selling to us all and a lot more. ENJOY THIS! Contact: conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com

Firstly I would like to say a big thanks to Millennium Jazz, The Jazz Jousters and Gadget for doing me the honour of inviting me to do this as part of their Millennium Jazz Podcast series at www.mixcloud.com/MillenniumJazz . I would also like to pay my respect to all past and present Jazz musicians and producers. I found it really hard to put this set together and made about 3 different sets before I settled on this one. I guess as I am predominantly a funk and soul dj, that started by spinning hip hop, that these elements are very strong in my track selection and in fact much of my love for jazz stemmed from hearing funky jazz, soul jazz and hip hop based on Jazz samples. I was also strongly influenced by the Acid Jazz movement in the early 90's and the Rebirth of Cool and Jazzmatazz releases in the 90's. All this led me to delve deeper into Jazz and hence my session nears the end with some of the masters, Herbie Hancock and Miles Davis before going out with a bang with the Jazz Juice track 'The Kicker', which reminds me of the Knotting Hill Carnival Jungle stages and demonstrates quite clearly how Jazz has pervaded all genres of music.

01. Introduction 02. Insert A (Mental Relaxation) - Medicine 03. Something In The Past 04. Plenty (feat. Erykah Badu) 05. Keep Your Worries (feat. Angie Stone) 06. Revelation (Alot On My Mind) 07. Supa Love (feat. Kelis) 08. Lifesaver 09. Watch What You Say 10. Respect The Architect (Buckwild remix) (feat. Bahamadia) 11. When You're Near 12. Hustlin' Daze (feat. Donell Jones) 13. Trust me (feat. N'Dea Davenport) 14. Lift Your Fist (feat. The Roots) 15. Timeless (feat. Herbie Hancock) 16. Certified (feat. Bilal) 17. No Time To Play (feat. D.C. Lee) 18. Lougin' (feat. Donald Byrd) 19. Feel The Music 20. Slicker Than Most 21. Hip Hop As A Way Of Life 22. Le Bien, Le Mal (feat. Mc Solaar)

The May MMMpod features conversation with Johnny Rotten and Josh Ritter (not together, of course). We go through the neglected CD collection of author Steve Almond, whose latest book,  Rock and Roll Will Save Your Life is out now on Random House. We also celebrate the music of dearly departed Mass.-born rapper Guru.

En este podcast, Oswaldo hace un homenaje al gran Guru, creador del hip-hop-Jazz, además nos habla sobre Los Amigos Invisibles y nos comenta la película La Pontífice.

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.

Calmenson, Stephanie. JAZZMATAZZ!

Recorded Live And Mixed By dj dAz (Umoja Soundsystem) Using 90% Original Press Vinyl. This Mix Holds A Special Place For Me As It Is Named After The Club BRASS, I Used To DJ At In The Late Eighties, Early Nineties. I Was Invited To Spin A Weekly Early Set At BRASS (L.A.'s First Acid Jazz Club) By The Clubs Creators; DJ Marques Wyatt, EMC=O, And Paul Stewart… Every Sunday Night For About 3 Years, BRASS Became At That Time, The Place To See And Be Seen In The Los Angeles Music Scene… As I Would Spin My Early Set Of Jazz, Soul, Rare Grooves, And Native Tongue-esque Hip Hop I Would See In The Crowd, The Likes Of Mike Tyson, Queen Latifah, Tony, Toni, Tone, Fishbone, MC Jamalski, And Various Other Movers And Shakers Getting Down To The Sounds Of dj dAz, Marques, EMC=O, and Paul Stewart a.k.a. DJ P. Photo Taken During A Cypher/Freestyle Session Between Queen Latifah and MC Jamalski Live @ Brass Circa 1992. photo (c) by Josh LittmanDuring That Time The BRASS Crew Would Continue To Make Moves By Booking, Promoting, And Spinning Shows For Sade, Jamiroquai, The Roots, Digable Planets, Guru's Jazzmatazz, Roy Ayers, And Many Others. BRASS (As A Crew) Were Directly Responsible For the Signing, Marketing, And Development Of The Brand New Heavies, The Pharcyde, And Masta Ace, Inc To Delicious Vinyl Records, Helping To See These Artists Careers Blossom Into Fruition…. DJ J-Rocc Of The Beat Junkies/Stones Throw Records Asked Me A Few Years Back If I Would Be Interested In Doing a Brass Event With Him Involved… Sorry J, I Slept On That One. Holla Back, And Lets Get Sump'n Goin'.The Sounds You Are Hearing Now Are A Reflection Of What I Used To Spin During Those Days… I Would Mos' Def' Like To Shout Out Marques Wyatt, EMC=O, Paul Stewart, Delicious Vinyl Records, Nate Scott, Lano Brazil, Cid Hernandez of the soulpeople, the Cahuenga Posse (you know who you are)… the Village Idiots, Giant Step NYC, and everyone else who was there… Good Times, Seen!And Oh Yeah… When We Would Dig For Records Back Then, We'd Cover The Labels Up So No Biters Could Catch A Glimpse Of What We Were Playing… So For This Pod-Cast I Will Not Be Posting A Play List… But Holla At'cha Boy And Leave A Comment To Let A Brother Know Y'all Are Listening, And I Might Be So Gracious As To Send You The Track List….

Jodine’s Corner Live Playlist September 2007 Guru – Jazzalude III: Hip Hop as a Way Of Life – Jazzmatazz Vol. 2- Virgin Records Guru – The Jazz Style (feat. Omar) – Jazzmatazz Vol. 4 – Seven Grand Guru – This is Art (feat. Ronny Laws) - Jazzmatazz Vol. 4 – Seven Grand Guru – Supa Love (feat. Kelis) – Jazzmatazz Vo. 3; Streetsoul – Virgin Records Guru – Feel the Music - – Jazzmatazz Vol. 2- Virgin Records Guru – Nobody Knows - Jazzmatazz Vol. 2 (Instrumental) - Virgin Records Guru – Guidance (feat. Amel Larrieux) – Jazzmatazz Vol. 3 – Virgin Records Guru – Loungin’ – Jazzmatazz Vol. 1 – Virgin Records Guru – Fly Magnetic - Jazzmatazz Vol. 4 – Seven Grand Donald Byrd – Think Twice (Mizell 2005 Remix) – Mizell: The Mizell Brothers at Blue Note – Blue Note Records 4 Hero – Play with the Changes (feat. Talita Long and Larry Mizell) – Play with the Changes – Milan Records Guru – Take a Look (at Yourself) – Jazzmatazz Vol. 1 – Virgin Records Interview with Guru & Solar Guru – Universal Struggle (feat. Brownman) - Jazzmatazz Vol. 4 – Seven Grand DJ Jazzy Jeff – My Soul Ain’t for Sale (feat. Raheem Devaughn) – The Return of the Magnificent – Rapster Choklate – Dedicated to Music – Choklate – Independent Melissa Young – Just A Girl – Just Up The Road – Sugashack Music Guru – Kissed the World (feat. Caron Wheeler) - Jazzmatazz Vol. 4 – Seven Grand Guru – Plenty (feat. Erykah Badu) - Jazzmatazz Vo. 3; Streetsoul – Virgin Records Elevate your Mind – Balance your Body – Feed your SOUL! You can catch Jodine's Corner Live on WBCX Eclectic 89.1FM on Saturdays from noon to 2PM. Serving North Atlanta, Gainesville and Brenau University. Played on www.jodinescorner.podomatic.com, www.Digital-Djs.com and the CNotes Player on www.Ngohisbooks.com. You never know who's going to be hanging out on Jodine’s Corner!