Podcasts about kw griff

Spirits In Motion, Miranda Nicole, KW Griff, Oliver Knight, DeejayKul, Peter Mac, Joselacruz Louie Vega, Men From The Nile, Roy Davis Jr, Ciclo, Tom Esselle, Ronnie Herel, Shay Jones.This weeks banging artist tracks on Funky On A Friday.Thank you

HNNH has been sharing underground tunes since 2011 when she met Beav Murnion (FKA Trenchdweller), who was her first friend in Montana and her DJ mentor. Drawing inspiration from rhythms and percussion, the sound and style of this mix highlights Baltimore Club (a fusion of breakbeat, hip hop, and house that is characterized by repetitive [often raunchy/goofy] vocal samples and intentionally ruff beats), Jersey Club (an offshoot of b-more club), and Techno! Longtime member of the Fox Den and half of the Back to Back Duo known as DIESELQUEEF with her partner RedVelvet. If you didn’t catch her sets at Disco Blood Bath, Burning man, Forest Creatures 3, NYE Speakeasy Burlesque, or the zillion other amazing parties she’s performed at then it's certainly time to loose yourself to this epic mix! A few words from HNNH about this mix. During my time in Baltimore, I fell in love with club music, the jaw-dropping dance moves that accompany it, and the people I met while out on the town. This mix features old school Baltimore club names (KW Griff @kw-griff, DJ Technics, Blaqstarr @blaqstarrmusic), new school katz (Mighty Mark @mightymarkadventures, TT the Artist @tttheartist), other artists influenced by the Baltimore sound (MIA, Pharrell/N.E.R.D., DJ SWISHA @dj-swisha), and more. I tap into a much faster mixing style-- typical of club music, dropping over 30 tracks in just over an hour. Get ready for a wacky fun ride! I highly suggest trying out some of these dance moves while you listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=kZOoyt0BDXM Baltimore club music is deeply tied to the social climate of the city. If you’re interested in learning more, check out this documentary (https://vimeo.com/86904242). Special thanks to Khafre Williams @Khafre-williams https://soundcloud.com/khafre-williams For more of her Dope Mixes Check Out https://soundcloud.com/hnnh-beets

Mixpak FM is 50! For this special podcast we bring you Baltimore club don, DJ Technics! Technics has been in the game for over 20 years, starting out in the B-more scene working at a record store with Scottie B. After putting out the classic 'Dickontrol', a number of releases on Unruly Records and collaborating with KW Griff and Rod Lee among others, he founded Knucklehead Records and continued to release party pumping tracks. A pioneer of the Baltimore breakbeat sound and a veteran in the game, Technics is still promoting the genre hard via his website and a continuous stream of party remixes. His Mixpak FM is a high energy trip through today's b-more sound - featuring remixes of Trinidad Jame$, Kendrick Lamar, Rihanna, Lil Wayne and Juicy J.

They just released the 'FRUCTOSE' EP and before they play together for the first time at Social Club, Joakim & Bambounou stop by the live recording of the podcast… plus Thermal Team's selection of their favourite tracks of the year and hidden treasures… Tracklisting: SOUND PELLEGRINO THERMAL TEAM mix: Je Davu "Disco To Disco" (edit) [cd-r] Junior Vasquez "If Madonna Calls" (X Beat mix) [Groovilicious] dOP "Hard Knock Life" (bootleg) [cd-r] Boris Dlugosch "Boom' Keep Pushin'" [SPG music productions LTD] So Deep So Good "M&M" [Strictly Rhythm] DJ Jayhood & DJ Tone "Highschool Anthem" (basketball edition) [cd-r] KW Griff feat. Pork Chop "Bring In The Katz" [cd-r] 2 Chainz "Spend It" [2 Chainz] JOAKIM & BAMBOUNOU mix: Fatatat "Higher" secret Joakim remix Manaré "Boomerang" secret Joakim remix Coni "Luz In Pool" Joakim & Bambounou "Wizard Battle" Bambounou "Fake Jake" A1 Bassline "Why Do You" Class Action "Week End" (Larry Levan mix) Episode hosted by Orgasmic & Teki Latex aka Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team. Live mix session by Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team and Joakim & Bambounou. Original theme by Orgasmic. Recorded at Social Club in Paris in front of a live audience on December 22nd 2011, edited and produced by Emile Shahidi.