Podcast appearances and mentions of jerry wonda

Episode 155: In this episode, we are joined by legendary music producer Jerry Wonda. From his upbringing in Haiti to working with iconic artists like Shakira, Whitney Houston, and Justin Bieber, Jerry shares how faith, creativity, and perseverance shaped his path. He shares how his church upbringing influenced his music and his unique approach to producing, and his advice for combining passion with purpose.

SOCA THERAPY - JULY 28, 2024Soca Therapy PlaylistSunday July 28th 2024Making You Wine From 6-9pm on Flow 98.7fm TorontoHow Ah Livin (Dr. Jay Plate) - Farmer NappyHaunted (Crown Prince Drumology Edit) - Machel MontanoGimme D Road - Calypso Rose x DestraNo Clothes - Nadia BatsonSalt - Added RankinRoad Tribute (Road Is Mine) - Skinny FabulousDNA - Mical TejaLong Live Soca - VoiceLong Live Soca (Dr. Jay Plate) - VoiceThe Ambush - Lyrikal x Lil Natty x ThundaMas 473 - Soca ETThe Tape - DashCarnival Jumbie - Problem ChildJumbie - Machel MontanoGet On - Fay AnnIn De Middle Ah De Road - Edwin YearwoodTrade Mark - Sir Oungku & Red HotRush - Burning FlamesBandit Dance - Square One x Iwer GeorgeUp In The Air - DestraFlames - Jabae feat. Barry ChandlerParty in Space 2012 - Ricardo Drue x SwallowSing Me Ah Melody - Drastic Of Them Island BoyzPlay De Music - KesTOP 7 COUNTDOWN - Powered By The Soca SourceTop Soca Streamed in Antigua & Barbuda on Apple Music (All Genres)7. Body Language - Fucha Kid6. Ready - Fucha Kid feat. Josh Danielz5. Play De Music - Fucha Kid feat. Kenne Blessin4. Bring Out De Wine (Radio Edit) - Fucha Kid feat. Kenne Blessin3. Mental Day - Claudette Peters2. Cyah Contain - Tian Winter1. Bruk Dat (Radio Edit) - Fucha Kid feat. ShattakeemI Like That - GBM NutronLike It - Mr Blood x DJ SpiderTil Morning - Grateful Co x DJ SpiderBest Ride - Coopa Dan x DJ SpiderTabanca - Mical TejaShake - OvadoseBa Ba Ben (Remix) - DJ Cheem feat. Noah Powa, Lyrikal & Li'l RickPractice - GBM NutronSauce - Sekon Sta x DJ Private RyanX Games - Teddyson John x DJ Private RyanMiddle - Angela Hunte x DJ Private RyanMango - Angela Hunte x Wyclef Jean x Jerry WondaCarnival - Adam O PAN MOMENTSBody Language - Michael the Pannist x Mastamind ProductionsTANTY TUNE (1988) Music - The Mighty ShadowSoca Train - Maximus DanI Am Soca Kerwin Du Bois x Patrice RobertsDifferentology - Bunji GarlinLife After Fete (Muv Short Edit) - Kerwin Du BoisEverytime - Nadia BatsonThe People’s Champion - BenjaiGift Of Soca - Bunji GarlinBottle Of Rum - Machel MontanoOut and Bad (Official N.M.G PodMix) - Voice x Lord Kitchener Inventor (Izaman) (Razorshop Roadmix) - OlatunjiPlay Mas - Teddyson John x LyrikalTrue Masquerader (Jester Mas Edit) - Kes The BandPlay A Mas - Machel MontanoReady For The Road - John KingJook In De Party - GilloNORTHERN PRESCRIPTIONLong Time Party - Miguel MaestreI Dare You - DestraBackyard Jam - Farmer NappyFollow Dr. Jay @socaprince​ and @socatherapy“Like” Dr. Jay on http://facebook.com/DrJayOnline

In this episode of Moment 2 Moment, Jerry Wonda discusses his greatest achievements. Which include his work with The Fugees, who struck platinum in 1996 with their album The Score, which went on to become one of the best-selling Hip-Hop albums of all time. The Score earned three Grammy Awards, including Best R&B Vocal Performance, Best Rap Album, and Album of the Year. In 1999, Wonda co-produced Supernatural, musical icon Carlos Santana's masterpiece. The album sold over 15 million copies and was nominated for 8 Grammy Awards, including Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group for ‘Maria Maria', which held the number one position in the charts for over 10 weeks. Find out more on Moment 2 Moment.

Hip-Hop Artist, Lyricist, Producer and Activist Luna Clipse calls in to The Junk and Jam Hour - all the way from Bulgaria - to talk about his triumphant journey in music, which began when he was mentored by his grandfather, who happened to be an extraordinary big band jazz musician, yet was so much of a stern tutor, that it led Luna to discover his own unique way of how to compose music for himself. Challenged by his own mental illness, Luna opens up about his very first bipolar manic episode, that found him alone in a hotel room hearing voices and visions that specifically called upon him to stop a looming apocalypse - which led to a dramatic scene enough for him to be imprisoned at the Twin Towers Correctional Facility for the Criminally Insane - the largest mental institution in the U.S. Luna talks about how he quickly learned how to use rhyming - or clang association - as a means to communicate with his other inmates, a particular trait that those inflicted with psychotic phases of bipolar disorder share; and the importance of building relationships with his fellow inmates - all of whom had to survive constant physical, emotional and mental abuse at the hands of those who ran the institution. Luna talks about how he aggressively used his trauma and anger he harbored after his release in local rap battles, until Jerry Wonda - multi-Grammy Award winning producer for the Fugees, Justin Bieber and Michael Jackson - convinced him to not only use that pain more positively to create music with a purpose, but to also be a voice for all those affected by bipolar and other mental ailments. We also listen to and discuss his debut track entitled, 'Lunacy' - and Luna gifts us with a special, impromptu lyrical evocation of the experience of being driven mad, his life spinning out of control, and the trauma that ensued. He also talks about his important work to destigmatize mental health issues, and how he - along with his partnership with NAMI - are making the cause and topic of mental illness, 'sexy' enough to care and talk about, and blesses us with the track, 'Scalped Eagle', produced with Havoc of the infamous Mobb Deep. For more about Luna Clipse and his dope music, visit www.soundcloud.com/lunaclips3 Also visit www.RadioFreeBrooklyn.com and www.JunkandJam.com Background music by www.FreeBeats.io

C.A.M.P (Calling All My People) is a rapper/singer/songwriter/musician who stands head and shoulders (and locks) above his peer group of today's hottest young stars. His creative juices eventually led him to the visual arts and ultimately led him to begin writing, performing, and recording songs.

Moe Betta has worked side by side with some of the worlds most talented Producers, Dj's, and Artists. Betta got his start when a co-worker introduced him the Legendary Heatmakerz out of the Bronx. During that experience he produced and co-produced artists such as Raekwon of Wu-Tang Clan, Mobb-Deep, Razor and also had featured material on the Dj Kay Slay Street Sweeper Volume 2 Album. Later on, creating countless material with Wyclef Jean and Jerry Wonda, Betta was able to display not only his ability to play the piano but also his ability to rhyme and ghost write for others. “A triple threat” is what Wyclef considered and titled Moe Betta. Betta has solidified he has what it takes to soar in this industry. Sky is the limit to all that you can achieve.

The Fugees were culturally unique in myriad ways. They were a trio comprised of one American-born Black woman and yet also two Haitian immigrants, who both took pride in their heritage. Naturally, this pride was weaved into the fabric of 1996's The Score, and the album's success meant that they were able to champion Haitian music in both America and abroad. In this episode, host Jill Hopkins speaks to the trio's family, friends, and fans about Haiti’s effect on the Fugees and the Fugees effect on Haiti, Haitians, and their fans who saw their own American immigrant and refugee experiences reflected back at them. Along for the journey are award-winning songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jon Batiste, producer Jerry Wonda, Ruffhouse Records co-founder Chris Schwartz, music journalists Dometi Pongo and Insanul Ahmed, and reggae legend Sly Dunbar. Together, they study the symbiosis between band and homeland as it pertains to the Fugees. Original music by Tony Piazza. Don't forget to enter our giveaway to win a Fugees prize pack, which includes vinyl, a turntable, and headphones. (Note: If you’re having trouble seeing the widget, enter here.)

Instead of returning to the studio with outside producers, the Fugees took their $150k advance from Ruffhouse Records and ventured off to … the basement. Specifically, the Booga Basement in East Orange, NJ, where Wyclef Jean’s uncle and his cousin Jerry “Wonda” Duplessis lived. Booga, along with The Dungeon in Atlanta (where OutKast cut their debut), were two of the most successful underground studios in the game circa the mid-90s. These locales came with a productive, family vibe and endless head bobs to judge the quality of work. In this episode, host Jill Hopkins speaks to producer Jerry Wonda about building a studio and a sound that would continue the tradition of great New Jersey hip-hop. They also discuss why this kind of DIY ethos is so important to groups in the process of defining their sounds. Also heading into the basement are special guests Chris Schwartz and Joe Nicolo of Ruffhouse Records, in addition to MTV’s Dometi Pongo and Genius executive editor Insanul Ahmed. Original music by Tony Piazza. Don't forget to enter our giveaway to win a Fugees prize pack, which includes vinyl, a turntable, and headphones. (Note: If you’re having trouble seeing the widget, enter here.)

In the Season 13 premiere, we’ll find out what it took for a group in its own artistic and personal transition to find their place at the top of the charts and on the Grammy stage as the biggest hip-hop act of 1996. Hip-hop had considerably changed from when the Fugees started recording their first album in 1992 to just three years later when they began working on their second effort. The “Golden Age'' was coming to a close, and the genre was at a crossroads. So were the Fugees, though. Coming off their critically and commercially divisive first album, 1994's Blunted on Reality, the New Jersey trio of Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, and Pras Michel were similarly looking to reinvent themselves Join host Jill Hopkins as she dials the clock back to the mid-'90s alongside producer Jerry Wonda, Ruffhouse Records co-founders Chris Schwartz and Joe Nicolo, and rapper Psalm One. Original music by Tony Piazza. Don't forget to enter our giveaway to win a Fugees prize pack, which includes vinyl, a turntable, and headphones. (Note: If you’re having trouble seeing the widget, enter here.)

St. Paul chats with Jerry Wonda, a 3x Grammy winning producer, bassist, songwriter and philanthropist. https://bit.ly/2uY7zRd​​​ Produced by Davide Raso Running Time 44 minutes  PREVIOUS EPISODES:  Season Two Kenny Aronoff - https://apple.co/2Lbbkeg​Leland Sklar - https://apple.co/2XSl4Nh​​Jason Scheff - https://apple.co/38iqirS​​Tower of Power Members Tom, Jerry and Roger: https://apple.co/3mAKZTL​​ Season One 1st Anniversary Special: https://apple.co/36YdF4n​​Brian Ray: https://apple.co/3mkW6AN​​​Jarrod Lawson: https://apple.co/2UndicE​​​Steve Goold: https://apple.co/37RmPkd​​​Running Episode: https://apple.co/3k1AbgI​​​fDeluxe/TheFamily: https://apple.co/36fG5ab​​​Andre Cymone: https://apple.co/33zGDo6​​​Sheila E: https://apple.co/3hPSbK2​​​The Peterson Family: https://apple.co/3l0nMLc​​​Ramon Yslas: https://apple.co/2PqgnG9​​​Kat Dyson: https://apple.co/3jnUOnr​​​Cory Wong - https://apple.co/2ZYmuqh​​​Stokley - https://apple.co/3fPrnIm​​​Dave King - https://apple.co/3cKAok1​​​Donny Osmond - https://apple.co/36ulzAK​​​Ricky Peterson - https://apple.co/3fL35zW​​​Nathan East - https://apple.co/3f5dciG​​​Lenny Castro - https://apple.co/2XvuCPo​​​Vince Wilburn- https://apple.co/2USdDDQ​​​Victor Wooten - https://apple.co/2QnoV1C​​​Ben and Leo Sidran - https://apple.co/2TyBWWR​​​Sinbad - https://apple.co/38B3SQ6​​​The Bacon Brothers - https://apple.co/2SgWOB9​​​Eric Hutchinson - https://apple.co/37flwrP​​​Debbie Gibson - https://apple.co/2FsVfKG​​​Steve Miller - https://apple.co/2thWVnh​​​St. Paul Peterson -https://apple.co/37qqCkK​​​ MANY BEHIND THE SCENES VIDEO AVAILABLE TO OUR PARTNERS AT: www.Patreon.com/MusicOnTheRunPodcast.com

Jerry Wonda's discography reads like the Billboard chart: Since co-producing the Fugee's mega-hit album The Score, he's worked with artists including Carlos Santana, Mary J. Blige, Busta Rhymes, Miguel, Lupe Fiasco, Migos, Melissa Etheridge, DJ Khaled, Whitney Houston, Alicia Keys, Michael Jackson, and many more. Oh, he also prooduced Shakira's "Hips Don't Lie," which is the biggest-selling record of the century. Music runs through this man. But as much as Jerry makes hits, it sounds like he cares more about the good he can do in the world, whether his philanthropic work with MusiCares, or his new message-driven spoken word project with Ras Baraka, the mayor of Newark, NJ. We join Jerry in his studio in Minnesota to talk about (and listen to) music, legacy, and leadership. We get a little glimpse into what it takes to stay at the top of the game for more than two decades. Dig it.

Bassist and Producer Divinity Roxx has toured as Assistant Musical Director for Beyoncé, showcasing her killer bass skills for sold out shows all over the world. She’s also toured Victor Wooten and recorded with  Will.I.Am, Polow da Don and renowned producer Jerry Wonda. She is a member of the Black Girls Rock Orchestra (BET), The OG's (Beyonce's original touring band), and is the touring bassist and Musical Director for Fantasia. Plus her fruitful solo projects and live performance chops are top notch. Here we sat down to find out what happening with Divinity and to talk about the Black Lives Matter movement and the changes going on during these unprecedented times. Find out more about this talented and forward-thinking musician at DivnityRoxx.com https://americansongwriter.com/american-songwriter-podcast-network/she-rocks-podcast/

#BESTDAMNPODCAST #COKAH #JULIAVAMPS #CULTUREPOPRADIO This week we have raps new heiress to the throne, Cokah! Cokah stops and chops up her new project, Pink Pantha, paying her respect to the legends of yesterday, reggae music, working with Jerry Wonda, being a boss and so much more! Fasten your seat belts because you're tuning into to the BEST DAMN PODCAST, CULTURE POP RADIO! Cokah https://www.instagram.com/cokah_/?hl=en https://open.spotify.com/artist/4V1rUwCPzYPD1Cc9VNPWF1?autoplay=true&v=A Julia Vamps: https://www.instagram.com/juliavamps/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/culturepopradio/message

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I love talking to producers on my podcast. In this episode Jerry Wonda invites me to his recording studio Platinum Sounds for a sit down. We cover so much in this interview. From his production work with The Fugees, to Whitney Houston, to Michael Jackson. He's slept on because everyone looks at Wyclef as the "main" producer, but after this interview you'll KNOW who Jerry Wonda is! Support the show. Support The Podcast: https://www.paypal.me/DoggieDiamondsTV See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with recording artist Tiffani LeBlanc. Tiffani Leblanc is the definition of good vibes, integrity, innovation, style and pure talent. Her wicked sound and voice expresses an atmosphere that captivates a diverse audience that gives positive feedback. At the age of 3, she walked around in her mother’s heels singing every genre in the book from pop to classic rock. Her grandmother stated that young Tiffani Leblanc would storm into every room and scream “ the fun has arrived! “ , and created her own tunes. In the early 2000’s, Tiffani voice was being heard in many types of events such as musical theater competitions, opera shows that enabled her to win “Critic’s Choice” in florida state thespians festival in 2010. In 2016 Tiffani connected and recorded her first single “Kinda High” with murk da mic productions which led her to be discovered and signed to Jerry Wonda/Wonda Music Inc. The follow up to “Kinda High” Tiffani Leblanc released “Let’s Party” customized radio instrumental produced by: (Murk da Mic & Jerry Wonda) in a unique way to bring entertainment to her fans. “I party everyday just like it’s the weekend” she sings. “Let’s Party.” directed by Joan Pabon for creative minds firm it’s all vibes. Follow Tiffani on social media @TiffaniLeBlanc http://tiffanileblanc.com/ Follow Po on social media @PoPolititckin popolitickin.com http://popolitickin.podomatic.com/

Sonyae Elise.Debuts new album " S[HE'S] BR[OK]EN "  .... A Rebel is defined as a person who opposes the codes and conventions of society and stands out amongst the norm, and singer/songwriter Sonyaé Elise?aka Lady Rebel is out to do just that. Born in Newark, NJ to a family of talented musicians and producers, Sonyaé quickly gravitated towards the stage at a young age, appearing in on and off Broadway performances of acclaimed shows including The Lion King, Le Misérable, Little Shop of Horrors and Ragtime. In 2011, Sonyaé won the inaugural season of Bravo TV’s songwriting competition ‘Platinum Hit’, gaining her national recognition as a forthcoming R&B sensation due to her raw, heartfelt music and a host of hit songs including ‘My Religion’. Following ‘Platinum Hit’, Sonyaé went on to release two mixtapes, Lady Rebel Vol. 1 and Lady Rebel Vol. 2, earning her an army of fans and supporters affectionately known as Lady Rebel Gang. Sonyaé’s underground success and undeniable talent landed her collaborations with an array of Multi-Platinum producers and Grammy-Nominated songwriters including Jill Scott, Kara DioGuardi, Frank Ocean, JR Rotem, Jerry Wonda, Tricky Stewart, The Game, Machine Gun Kelly and Anderson Paak. Sonyaé recently released the highly-anticipated EP, S[HE]S BR[OK]EN, which boasts original production from industry heavy-hitters including Devin Cruise, J. U. S. T. I. C. E. League, DJ Camper, JV and Malay (Chanel Orange), and more.

Grammy award winning producer Jerry Wonda stops by the show.