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New music by Lecrae, 1K Phew, Sansone, Sajan Nauriyal, apocalyptic and Tylerhateslife. Flashbacks by KJ-52 and Mars ILL. Playlist: "Need a Light?" by Paradox & ReFlex the Architect ft. Moka Only "enemies?" by nobigdyl. "Live Right" by Licy Be & Kingdmusic "Wildin" by Lecrae & 1k Phew "Man Cub" by Sansone & Sajan Nauriyal "Light" by Samuel Roberts ft. Izzy "Stop the Hatred" by MC Jin & Wyclef Jean "Love" by Apocalyptic "The Real Thicc Shady." by Tylerhateslife "Fivetweezy" by KJ-52 "Willie Vasquez" by The Battery "When I Grow Up" by NF "Very Original" by Guvna B ft. D Double E "Come Calling" by Cas Metah, Junyah, D4C & Rel McCoy "The Beautiful Hustle" by Mars ILL "We Are The Culture" by Propaganda ft. DJ Mal-Ski Vote on the playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/801 Leave your requests/shout-outs on our socials www.facebook.com/DefinitionRadio www.instagram.com/DefinitionHH www.twitter.com/DefinitionHH www.krosswerdz.com

Hello Beautiful People! We got an UNRELEASED pre-pandemic episode! This one comes from back in 2017. Jamey sits down with Matt Wells at Monday Night Brewing in Atlanta, GA. Matt is a friend of Greg "Manchild" Owens of the legendary crews, Mars Ill and Deepspace5. After the three of them were hanging out, a podcast spontaneously broke out between Jamey and Matt. They chop it up about music, faith, and, (surprise) beer! Who knew how similar craft beer and music world are, but as the conversation goes on you hear the similarity of songwriting and brewing beer. You'll get insights into the beer industry and brewing, as well as some beer education as well. And naturally, this was recorded inside a brewery! After the beer talk, Matt talks about growing up in a Southern baptist household, playing music in the church and how it was actually a positive environment for his growth, and how that led to him being in a band, moving to L.A., forming a new band, rejecting a record deal and sticking to his guns. We close the show with the shipwreck of what led to his divorce, how he's dealt with that, and we finish with his beard care regime and of course one last tasty brew! Matt isn't really on social media so if you find him cool! If you live in Atlanta go check out Monday Night Brewing and grab a brew! You can of course find Chunjay and myself at in Instagram: @justjamey @nomadikvagabond @brewsbeards Peep out Monday Night brewing on IG @mondaynight Outro song is Run The Jewels "Blockbuster Night 2" As always, like share and subscribe!! Peace and all the love!! Nomadik Vagabond

It has been said in the music industry that “it's not what you know, but who you know, that makes one successful.” Taylor “Cas Metah” Hogle may argue that who you know, has a great impact on what you know. A quick listen to the Ohio native's music reveals his understanding that life is about relationships. A glance at his discography reveals just how well he understands it, and how well he puts it into practice. Cas Metah is a friend to all true hip-hop heads, and he thinks it's about time you get acquainted. Taylor Hogle fell in love with hip-hop as a teenager. Never one to shy away from commitment, Cas wrote raps for two years before ever touching a microphone! In 1997 he began recording homemade mixtapes and gaining a rep locally. In 2002 Cas pressed up Key Tah Life, his first album of all original material. A chance meeting with former SolSeeker/TunnelRat, JustMe in ‘03, led to a great friendship and the formation of Scribbling Idiots. Once Scribbling Idiots got together, Cas Metah kicked it into high gear. In 2004 the crew released Scribbling Idiots Present JustMe & CAS METAH. In ‘05 Cas dropped his second solo effort Dimension Tide., and contributed to Episode 1: The Unification, a compilation album by Trans-Atlantic crew G-Force Alliance. He also left his mark on SI's now classic mixtape Idiomatic Volume One. All the while Cas and the crew performed throughout the Midwest. Landing gigs with Skillet, GRITS, LA Symphony, Mars Ill and others created a large buzz in hip-hop circles. Due in large part to Cas' tireless work in the studio, Scribbling Idiots landed a deal with Illect Recordings. In 2006 the crew teamed up with hip-hop legend Masta Ace to release their first 12” single, “Told You So” b/w “Through The Clouds”. In 2007 Mr. Metah released his second solo album. An emo-hop masterpiece full of soul-baring confessionals, Providence Road. has gained critical praise and helped to strengthen Cas' hardcore following. A following that would grow even larger with the 2008 release of The Have Nots by Scribbling Idiots. A special version of The Have Nots was recently re-released in Japan, and the crew's popularity continues to grow.

This week we're journeying through Good Friday to Easter and beyond... Playlist: "Spotless Crucifixion" by Mark 1 ft. Elias "What If?" by KJ-52 & Goldinchild (Sons of Intellect) "His Passion for Mine" by Oakbridge "When Heaven Scrapes the Pavement (Remix)" by Mars ILL ft. Elias "Resurrect Me" by Braille "Nothing but the Blood" by Guvna B ft. Deitrick Haddon "Blood Spilla" by The Cross Movement "Really His" by Sivion ft. Krum "Conquer" by Propaganda ft. Theory Hazit "Amazing Grace" by Altty ft. Josh Jones "The Gospel in One Minute" by Lecrae (youtu.be/Xt9VA3Cxdfo) "The Invasion (Hero)" by Trip Lee ft. Jai "Rise" by Deepspace5 "Risen" by Hazakim ft. Shai Linne "Rising Sun" by Brethren ft. Deejay Mathmatics Vote on the playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/694 Leave your requests/shout-outs on our socials www.facebook.com/DefinitionRadio www.instagram.com/DefinitionHH www.twitter.com/DefinitionHH www.krosswerdz.com

New music by Kanye West, NF, Mars ILL, and TNV. Several tracks from 10 years ago, and a flashback from nearly 20 years ago by DJ Maj with Mars ILL. How can the show get any better?? Well why not thrown in an Oakbridge double-play! Playlist: "Colossal" by Canon ft. nobigdyl. & Steven Malcolm "Yaa I Get It (Oddisee Remix)" by Shad "Got My Style" by The Profit ft. DJ Maniak "Sound the Horns" by LMNO "Give Thanks" by Poems & Dust "Work" by TNV ft. Die-Rek "Paid My Dues" by NF "Street Credibility" by DJ Maj & Mars ILL "Hands in Hi-Fi" by Theory Hazit & Toni Shift ft. Aletta & Wonder Brown "Dial-Up" by Orijin ft. Dru Bex & Jeremy Rodney-Hall "Closed on Sunday" by Kanye West "MC" by Krosswerdz Krew "So They Say" by Oakbridge "Anything But Country" by Andy Mineo "Win When" by Mars ILL "Nothing Beats The Passion" by Crown ft. Braille & DJ Method Vote on the playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/685 Leave your requests/shout-outs on our socials www.facebook.com/DefinitionRadio www.instagram.com/DefinitionHH www.twitter.com/DefinitionHH www.krosswerdz.com

On today's episode, Drew chats with Les Lanphere, director of the movies Calvinist and Spirit and Truth: A Film About Worship, the latter being the focus of the discussion. Sit back, relax, and enjoy! Spirit and Truth Music on today's episode: Intro/Outro - "Sweetness of Freedom" by Citizens Mid Episode - "Effortless" by Mars Ill

Oaks chats with Sydney artist Brad Sabat, live onstage at Krosswerdz Sydney. You can watch it all on Krosswerdz Sydney's facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/kwsydney/videos/2567109219986198/ K-man plays new NF, 1K Phew, Brad Sabat, and a flashback by Mars ILL. Playlist: "How We Coming" by 1K Phew ft. WHATUPRG, Ty Brasel "Seven Laps" by Marksman Lloyd "Keepin It Movin" by Andy Mineo ft. Guvna B "Say So" by Mars ILL "Lucky" by Social Club Misfits "Time" by NF "Gray" by Christon Gray ft. Tragic Hero & Taelor Gray "enemies?" by nobigdyl. "Bounce" by Brad Sabat "No Chill" by Brad Sabat "The Way" by Brad Sabat "Hallelujah" by Sole Options & Brad Sabat "Acrophobia" by Brad Sabat "On Point" by Izzy n The Profit ft. Oakbridge Vote on the playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/658 Leave your requests/shout-outs on our facebook/twitter. www.facebook.com/DefinitionRadio www.twitter.com/DefinitionHH www.krosswerdz.com

It has been said in the music industry that “it’s not what you know, but who you know, that makes one successful.” Taylor “Cas Metah” Hogle may argue that who you know, has a great impact on what you know. A quick listen to the Ohio native’s music reveals his understanding that life is about relationships. A glance at his discography reveals just how well he understands it, and how well he puts it into practice. Cas Metah is a friend to all true hip-hop heads, and he thinks it’s about time you get acquainted. Taylor Hogle fell in love with hip-hop as a teenager. Never one to shy away from commitment, Cas wrote raps for two years before ever touching a microphone! In 1997 he began recording homemade mixtapes and gaining a rep locally. Alongside 2-Tone, Ruffian, Shaw Bihland several other hungry talents, Cas formed Field Specialists. Metah quickly became the crews leader/in- house engineer, nicknaming his home studio the “Guest Room” due to the frequency of company and all night sessions. In 2002 Cas pressed up Key Tah Life, his first album of all original material. A chance meeting with JustMe in ‘03, led to a great friendship and the formation of Scribbling Idiots. Over the years the collective has discovered amazing talent worldwide and currently boasts the following “family” members: JustMe, Cas Metah, Theory Hazit, Elias, ReFlex the Architect, MP Ancient, Wonder Brown, Mouf Warren, MattmaN and Jaq.  From landing opening gigs with Joell Ortiz, Twista, The Pharcydeand Bizzy Bone just to name a few, to hitting up tour dates with vets like CunninLynguists, J-Live and Aceyalone, the list goes on and on as Cas continues to create a large buzz in hip-hop circles on and off stage. Due in large part to Cas’ tireless work in the studio, he has released numerous albums, EP’s and/or single songs on his own, as well as with several established record labels, including: Plattertude Recordings (U.K.), Illect Recordings, End Of Earth Records, Dunsin’ Donuts (Japan), Soulspazm, and BBM (Baka Boyz Media)/Empire Distribution. When it comes to collaborating with some of the best known (and unknown) artists in the game, Cas has worked with nearly everybody! Here’s just a highlight reel: Masta Ace, Kno, Witchdoctor, T-mo Goodie, 4th Disciple, LMNO, Deacon The Villain, Mars ILL, Copywrite, J. Rawls, Hell Razah, Shabazz The Disciple, Mista Sinista, Audible Doctor, Blueprint, J57, Craig G, D.V. Alias Khryst, Casual, Wordsworth, Yukmouth, Ras Kass, Ahmad & Ski Beatz! Wow! Perhaps more impressive than any of the credits listed above, is the countless guest appearances, cameos, and side-projects Cas has piled up throughout the past two decades. Prolific doesn’t begin to explain this young man’s writing ability. Nor does it explain his magnetic personality and networking skills. Just Google the name “Cas Metah” and it will take you down a plethora of rabbit holes! And if you don’t know, now you know!

**DJ Specifik & The Cold Krush Radio Show Replay On www.traxfm.org. This Week Specifik Presents Cuts Like Ocean Wisdom, Chrome, Deltron 3030, Mars ILL, Jehst Feat Ricochet & Tommy Evans, Has Feat Ludacris & Doug E Fresh, Ultramagnetic MC's, Kool Keith Feat Kutmasta Kurt, Greencryptoknight, Non Phixion, DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, KMD, Pharoahe Monch, Vaughan Mason & Crew…& More Specifik & The Cold Krush Radio Show Every Friday From 8:30PM UK Time The Station: www.traxfm.org #traxfm #djspecifik #coldkrushradioshow #hiphop #ukhiphop #rap #undergroundhiphop #hiphopclassics #turntableism #funkybreaks #chat Listen Here: www.traxfm.org Free Trax FM Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.traxfmradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/original103.3/OnLine Radio Box: http://onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs=uk.trax Tune In Radio : https://tunein.com/radio/Trax-FM-s225176/ Radio Deck: http://www.radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: http://traxfmlondon.radio.net/** Stream Radio : http://streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: http://www.liveonlineradio.net/english/trax-fm-103-3.htm

DJ Sean P with Chunjay and Flatline of Royal Ruckus Sean gives us the rundown on his background Turntables from the thrift shop, figuring out how to make money deejaying, “How do you be a dad? How do you have a house? And how do you be a creative, and in everything be honest and true?” - DJ Sean P “Balance is in the back and forth, but it’s never center.” - Flatline “Priorities are never balanced either. Right? So… You have a few, very important priorities, and everything else is not a priority.” - DJ Sean P “It was never really an option for me to not have a creative space.” - DJ Sean P “I feel like I never work, but I always work.” - Chunjay Flatline on the Songs in an Hour project he did under the name MPWalker Flatline: On taking time off work, doing small jobs, and working on music creatively Snippet from “Flowers on Good Friday” by Royal Ruckus, Rumors of Our Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated “Summer’s Last Call” by Royal Ruckus, The Summer of the Cicadas “Kinda like too much freedom, gives you too much choice, therefore you can never make a choice.” “I have a priority of life. For me it’s God, my wife, my family, my church….everything else is not on that priority.” - DJ Sean P Sean keeps a journal and a weekly appointment with a friend for mental health “Either I’m full of life or full of death. It’s like I need to guide this, I need to focus this thing.” - DJ Sean P On goal setting The Goal100 call (23 minutes) Sean hustling those beats for cash, beat battles, and so on BIG HIGHS, BIG LOWS “I ended up just being in and out of these huge states of depression, and immobility. There’s a point where I didn’t leave my bed. I was frozen with fear…. I didn’t know what was going. I knew I needed help.” - DJ Sean P Sean opens up about his suicidal thoughts. On romanticizing dying Flatline shares his own thoughts on the subject, along with raising kids “It was more like stop chasing money, and start chasing mental health necessities. There’s always times you can slip in dark places. And I feel like acknowledging that is great. Also, like, talking about, so other people know that it’s okay they feel the same way.” - Flatline “You shouldn’t keep it to yourself, you should get help.” - DJ Sean P “I think sometimes the greatest gift you can give somebody is just listening. Or saying, ‘I get it, me too.’” - Chunjay “This has not been a short road. I started having these ideations at 13,” said DJ Sean P. “I know what you mean, absolutely,” replied Flatline. DJ Sean P on God’s work in your life in the midst of brokenness “People are always going to disappoint you, and you are always going to disappoint people. It’s inevitable. We try not to, but it’s going to happen from time to time.” - Chunjay “Weight in Gold” by Playdough (Krum) and Sean Patrick, We Buy Gold On coffee, on technology On types of tacos, extended discussion of tacos. “U Know Who I Am” by Royal Ruckus with DJ Sean P from Royalty Check On Podcasts, on mixing, and so on “We all have insecurities. But we have to know what’s insecurity and what is poor planning.” - DJ Sean P On his current endeavors with video and audio “They Reminisce Over You” by Pete Rock and CL Smooth "Phony Rappers" by A Tribe Called Quest Shoutouts: CookBook, ManChild of Mars ILL, Playdough/KRUM, Theory Hazit, Oakcliff Coffee Roasters, The Bible Project, Stretch & Bobbito’s What’s Good, The Liturgist Podcast, The 9 Club, Just Thinking,    

New music by Andy Mineo, ALERT312, Rich Colón, and some sweet tunes from Australia. We also throw in a few tracks by artists who are performing at Flavor Fest 2018. The hip hop festival is run in Florida, USA. More info at http://flavorfest.org Flashback by DJ Maj (featuring Mars ILL) off his Full Plates mixtape. Tracklist: “Duck For Cover" by Raw Torque "Old English" by Rich Colón "Gargantuan Pillars" by Sebastian Hochstein "Blame it on the Hip Hop" by KJ-52 & Goldinchild "Not Today Satan" by KB, Andy Mineo "Way Up" by Bizzle, Sevin "Sounds Like A Storm" by Fonke Knomaads "Street Credibility" by DJ Maj & Mars ILL "Awake the Dawn" by ALERT312 "Groove" by James Gardin "Donuts" by Andy Mineo, Phonte, Christon Gray "The Way" by Brad Sabat "Learning New Skills" by Urban D, Richie Righteous "Can't Stop" by Wiz, The Profit, Oakbridge, Mistery, Izzy, Jabs "Dream On" by Roy Tosh, Deraj, Paulo Clayton Vote on the playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/614 Leave your requests/shout-outs on our facebook/twitter. www.facebook.com/DefinitionRadio www.twitter.com/DefinitionHH www.krosswerdz.com

  David and Chunjay discuss where they are and what they are doing for the weekend. David discusses the ups and downs of therapy. On the collapse of silence. What is lacking? Sometimes it’s not stuff. On living within the evangelical subculture. Discussing whiskey. On Jamey and David’s friendship, and the wisdom David imparted to him. On sharing stories. David is working on a project called Postmodern Hymns. On Christianity and Art. On the narrative of faith giving way to the narrative of consumption. On how Christian music has become a safe soccer mom thing. On John Reuben saying “shit” on his new record. Lots of other stuff. :) Kenosis - about emptying, not acquiring knowledge. On success vs. vulnerability. On being helpful to friends.   Great lines from David: “Sex is a gift or a curse, depending on how you handle it.” “Maybe postmodernity and consumption are not the best thing for the soul.” “I’m an older guy trying to figure out, ‘What is my legacy?’” “I get to be around children a lot. I find that the older I get, the more and more children make. They’re still vibrant about life.” “In ancient cultures, there was a lot more storytelling, and people had those stories inform them.” “As the consumption became more important than the proclamation, the proclamation got dumbed down, and the consumption went up, and so now it’s bad art, and it’s trying to talk about God simultaneously. It’s like, oh, crap, we don’t need more of this.” “Any guy who wants to walk in integrity with his sexuality knows that he needs assistance.” “I think self is much more communal. It’s not just communal in the sense of you’re meant to be a part of something bigger than yourself. You don’t become yourself until you understand you’re a part of something bigger than yourself. There’s a mutuality to it.” “What part of my life am I in denial about? Because I think somehow what has happened to  me in the past when I did those things, it wouldn’t happen again. What would lead me to believe that I could somehow bypass that? And when somebody tells you the story of where they’re at, it’s a reminder of their mutual vulnerability.” “Our culture doesn’t teach us to wait for the good stuff.” “I was trying to act like I was angry, because that was what I was told to do. The truth is, I had to get in touch with how pervasive those acts had…affected me, made me afraid of people, made me stand-offish, made me fearful of intimacy, made me distrustful of EVERYBODY. I’m talking at a deep level. Physically distrustful.” “And of course it fed into some of my weaknesses, like rather than be in a healthy sexual relationship, I would be more of a voyeur. I would stand apart. I didn’t know how to be in my body, because I left my body as a 6 year old kid.” “I’ve had to realize that not going to that place and processing that was very dangerous for my soul. I didn’t know it, but it was forming in me this sense that I was what happened to me.” “And we often tend to think like we are what happened to us. So if somebody divorces me unfairly, if someone abuses me unfairly, fires us unfairly, says something to us that’s unfair, there’s this part of us, the little kid inside, ‘Well, I guess that’s who I am.’ And then we start making decisions that affirm that. And then one day we wake up and find that we’re the perpetrator that hurt us.” “Now, it’s more of a protecting myself by believing what’s beautiful about me, what’s beautiful and true. And not what’s dark and hidden.” “Before I was trying to be angry because people would say, ‘Oh, he’s working on it.’” “Do you like tacos?” “Look at me, sure.”   Lines from Chunjay: “The intent and context. I played a couple of ‘Christian’ shows this summer, and I really am trying to avoid doing that. The must that I am writing now belongs in bars and breweries, and coffee shops where adults are. And I remember playing my first youth group in more than a decade. And I cut two songs out. It’s not that I said anything that was technically wrong, but gosh, our lead song is ‘The Waitress Song,’ and we talk about drinking rum and Coke, and asking the waitress for her phone number, and that is not what I’m trying to put in front of 14 years old.”   What are we drinking: David Bunker: Riesling Wine Jamey Bennett: 1816 Chattanooga Whiskey, a Yuengling   David Bunker’s info: Find him on Facebook, and look up the notes if you friend him.   Chunjay’s info: @royalruckus, @royalruckusofficial, @justjamey, @jameybennett, http://pledgemusic.com/projects/worldsokayestrapper   Others: http://samsonsociety.org http://newadamweekend.org   Featured songs: “Never…” by Royal Ruckus (featuring Jeremiah Dirt and Manchild of Mars Ill and Deepspace5) from The Summer of the Cicadas “The Waitress Song” by Royal Ruckus from The Summer of the Cicadas “Shipwreck” by CookBook and Uno.Mas from the Robertson Bullies EP “How Does It Feel?”  by Royal Ruckus (featuring Shedlyn) from The Summer of the Cicadas “The Chicken-Filled Donut Caper” by Royal Ruckus Closing song: “Doin’ It My Way” by Buckshot LeFonque Shout outs: Mary Oliver, The Waste Makers book, a men’s social group Whiskey & Iron, Randy Newman, Sixpence None the Richer, Argyle Park, Cornerstone, Burning Man, Pedro the Lion, Neal Morse, John Reuben, AudioFeed Festival, Samson Society, New Adam, Nate Larkin, Metanoia, The Samson House, Orthodoxy, Richard Rohr, Sam Kem.

Flatline aka MPWalker aka Mike Walker. 15 years since Self-Titled! Review of last episode. Chunjay’s hotel for the night. On the origins of Chunjay’s name. Church camp. Chunjay’s first release was a cassette under the name of Cleva-MC. First Cleva recording was professional. Next record was on a 4-track with a punk band buddy. Working with Yoda from Royal Ruckus. On the collaboration with J-Dog, and the beginning of Royal Ruckus. Chunjay: “We made a rap song about how we tried to make a rap song and it didn’t work out.” “Why don’t you join our fake rap group?” Chunjay to Flatline. On the haters and our album Love Us or Leave Us. Flatline was building a Royal Ruckus website from scratch. Pioneers of internet music. 7Ball Magazine, Cameron Strang, Relevant Magazine, and the beginning of us talking to record labels. Royal Ruckus History: Cleva-MC, then Cleva and J-Dog, then Cleva and J-Dog and Flatline, then Cleva and J-Dog and Flatline, then back to Cleva and Flatline. On Flatline getting grounded. On seeing his father in his own interactions with his kids. We started talking to record labels. Working with Pigeon John.   Shout to “Pocket Lint and Spare Change” album, available free at NoiseTrade.com/RoyalRuckus   “A Las Chinas” from the Coalition compilation and Pocket Lint album by Royal Ruckus, co-produced by Pigeon John, featuring The Skalastix. NoiseTrade.com/RoyalRuckus   Fun LA Symphony facts about “Seabreeze,” “Move On.” How we decided to make a demo with Pigeon John. On Pigeon John’s enjoyment of intellectual theology. B-Twice showing up late for a show. On exploring tours, on-off shows, and major label interests.   On good deals in hotel rooms, and Chunjay’s 21st birthday party. A bucket of Heinekens. Chunjay “We negotiated a record deal before we moved to Nashville, but we did not sign it until we got there.” Decision to sign with the label. Flatline opens up about his discomfort with the Christian industry, but how production quality helped him feel comfortable.  Flatline: “We felt like we would have a little more room to be ourselves.” On being youth group kids, being young, and trying to figure out our identity as a group. Our songwriting process at the time. On praying before a performance and taking shots of tequila.   On writing Self-Titled.   Next Best Thing. On deaths in the family. On gratitude in the midst of heavy life stuff. On the decision to write for the Christian industry, but remain who we are.   Geeky Music for Kidz.   Wink and a Nudge. On sexuality. On Chunjay having a shipwreck. Flatline tries to make Chunjay feel better. On Josh’s dynamic production.   Irate Caller #1. On hip-hop record interludes. On how to listen to a record in a post-skit world.   Check It Out.   I Had a Dream.   Let’s Start a Boy Band. On writing and producing this song with Pigeon John.   Coffee shop stuff. On drinks we hated making.   Latte Show. Mike and Jamey arguing over a piece of pizza. Other stuff about the writing of that song and the album. On pop culture.   Double Take.   Bob Went Crazy. On telling Bob we wrote a song about him.   MP Free. On Napster and free music. On anticipating the transition to streaming.   B-Side Rock On critiquing the Christian music industry.   Multi-Purpose Room On posse jams.   Background music: J-Dilla, MF Doom, Flatline, and some of the folks listed below. Shouts: Sackcloth Fashion, MP3.com, Q-Tip, Josh Babyar, John Hayden Miethe, Flynn Adam, Pigeon John, Bob Herdman, Old Navy, N-Soul Records, TruHipHop ListServ, Mars Ill, Future Shock, Opry Land Hotel, Audio Feed, The Giant and the Taylor, Everyday Sunday, Wyclef Jean, Run the Jewels, DJ Sean P, Sesame Street, Moby, Weezer, Carson Daily and TRL, Talladega Nights, etc.

A new remix of the long running Fonke Knomaads from Australia's Central Coast. The new single by BRB out of Canberra, Australia. The freebie Krum/Playdough dropped on us all. Another new one by Sivion. Paradox and Imperial, the US x UK collaboration, off their coming Grayscale LP. A little bit of news on the Uprock Christian Hip Hop Summit. Flashback of a remix of Mars ILL. "But It Ain't Broke" by Paradox & Imperial "Olympian" by Propaganda "Soul" by Apollo Creed "Wicked Ways Remix" by Mars ILL "Church in the Wild" by Sevin "The Way Of The Intercepting Fist Remix" by Rezadent "The Solution" by Jackie Hill "Pain of Regret" by Izzy "Alone" by Sivion "Take Yours" by Krum "Mad Men" by Midcentury Modern "We Are Yours" by Camer1 "Becoming a Humble Beast" by Urban D "Sharks in the Water" by BRB "Style is Worthwhile Remix" by Fonke Knomaads Vote on the playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/563 Leave your requests/shout-outs on our facebook/twitter. www.facebook.com/DefinitionRadio www.twitter.com/DefinitionHH www.krosswerdz.com

New music! From Australia we've got Izzy and Marksman Lloyd. Also there's Sareem Poems of the L.A. Symphony, Re:flex the Architect of the Scribbling Idiots, Phil The Voice, Rawsrvnt, Precursor Mentality, and Renaissance Movement Music. Flashbacks by Shad and Mars ILL. "Stand Up!" by Precursor Mentality "Strictly Underground" by Izzy "The Old Prince Still Lives At Home" by Shad "Is it the Shoes" by Eons D "Late Nights" by The Profit "Safe House" by R.M.M. "Wolf Boy" by Phil The Voice "Mulplicity" by Eskatology "Wicked Ways Remix" by Mars ILL "There Go That Man" by Rawsrvnt "NOMO" by Marksman Lloyd "Tic Toc Remix" by Sareem Poems & Terem "Shalom" by J. Han "West Sydney" by Izzy "Brighter Day" by ReFlex the Architect Vote on the playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/557 Leave your requests/shout-outs on our facebook/twitter. www.facebook.com/DefinitionRadio www.twitter.com/DefinitionHH www.krosswerdz.com

Not safe for work, ya turkey. Hanging out at Peter Winsky’s house. Game of Thrones references we don’t understand. The guys take a shot of Jameson together. They’re also drinking water. Other drinks: Two Hearted Ale by Bell’s Brewery. Popfuji by Brouwerij West in San Pedro. On beards. On growing hair with Flynn Adam. Star Wars. Lots of Star Wars. More Star Wars. “As far as me and my house, we will serve the Force.” The political side of Star Wars. Rogue One. Ewoks. Oh my. About films and music: find your niche; do your thing. Add a personal touch. Royal Ruckus Christmas Postcards   “Presente!” by Cookbook and Uno Mas from C & U Music Factory album.   Chunjay tells a urination story about him and Peter. Peter and Cookbook talk at length about Game of Thrones.   “Phantom Menace” by Cookbook and DJ Rhettmatic from the Phantom Menace EP.   Next drink: “It smells like Tang and beer in here.” Colt 45 Pile Driver beer.   “Tang” by Bob & Tom.   LA Symphony was known as Christian dudes, right? No Christian gimmicks. LA Symphony history. Clubs, bars, church shows, and so on. On the unique nature of church shows vs. mainstream shows.   “Broken Tape Decks” by LA Symphony from the unreleased album, Call it What You Want.   LA Symphony as “the bad boys” of Christian rap. “In life you choose what you do and what you don’t do. We weren’t making good choices, we were letting it happen to us instead of saying, ‘No, we dictate who we are and how we present our brand.’” “The one rule we always obeyed as LA Symphony is basically, ‘Keep it real.’ So whatever we felt, we were allowed to talk about it. But there were rules, there were parameters…” Cookbook’s journey out of Christianity. “We’re all still on a journey. I don’t claim to know anything. Really.” “Like nobody knows, really knows, what happens after you die. Nobody knows that. You know who knows? My dad. You know why? Because he’s dead.”   Clip from “Where Will I Go When I Die?” by self-proclaimed Christian rapper from the 80s, Stephen Wiley, from his album Rap it Up!   How Cookbook started questioning his Christian faith. On questioning prayer. Living in gratitude.   “California Grit” by Royal Ruckus, featuring Cookbook, Uno Mas, and Manchild of Mars Ill from the Rumors of Our Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated LP.   Cookbook’s feelings about death while he was a Christian. “I don’t think that nothing is out there. I just don’t know what he or it is.” Cookbook on why he doesn’t pray anymore. Olivia Chug voices her opinion. On Islam, non-Christians, and hell? Religious faith in cultures. People who claim to know with certainly? Cookbook says you’re “arrogant and full of shit.” J   “Blood Suckin’ Freaks” by Cookbook & Blu, featuring KRUM (formerly Playdough) from the Yes EP.   Cookbook wants to know what’s up with denominations. Chunjay on the historical road of Eastern Orthodoxy. On Roman Catholicism. Cookbook pushes back on Biblical authority and Christian denominationalism. “The God of the Gaps.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_of_the_gaps “I live by Biblical principles. I feel like you can bank on that. ‘You reap what you sow.’ You can bank on that, that’s true. How you treat others, you know, and giving love and all those things, you know, serving people, those things’re important and you can live by those things.”   “Little Shirts” (Remix) from the Cookbook & Uno Mas Stereo-Types LP.   “Do you ever fear death?” “We all die, so it’s about how we live.” “Do you ever miss the Jesus story?” “What’s your favorite taco?” On mofongos and pasteles. Hip-hop pet-peeves? Game of Thrones podcasts are awesome. Socials: @cookbookthepr Favorite rap song? Slum Village “Fall in Love”   Shout outs: C.S. Lewis’s The Chronicles of Narnia, Dewar’s ice cream and candy shop, Hilary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, Steve Taylor, KJ-52, Lecrae, and Rootbeer (Pigeon John and Flynn Adam), Really Tho??!! Podcast, Stereo-Types Radio Show.  Background music: The 37th Chamber by El Michels Affair, and Wu-Tang’s The 36th Chamber.

Hey hope you're doing well. This week we've got 2 great tracks from Flavor Fest, recently held in Tampa, Florida. While we're thinking Flavor Fest... I play a new track from a UK artist visiting Australia's own Christian Hip Hop festival, Uprock. It's run by Krosswerdz. and includes workshops and concerts. Hear music by Blackbolt, Cas Metah, Datin, Dee-1, Dylan Joel, Heatflow, Izzy n The Profit, Joey the Jerk, Mars ILL, Nfors, r&R, Sho Baraka, Swift, Wizdm Full playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/512

BRB and Oakbridge are holding the show down again for K-man who's still in hospital. 2 songs requests from the K-man, including a new Aussie song. Hear music by Imperial & KINETIK, Izzy n The Profit, Joey the Jerk, Krum, Jon Corbin, Mars Ill, Rel McCoy, Scribbling Idiots, Sojourn, Sundance, The 4 Fathers, Full playlist and more on www.definitionradio.com

New music from Australia and America by NF, BRB, Thi'sl, Christon Gray, Paradox, Cataphant, Microphone Gorillas, The Profit, Jupiter 7... And some great tracks spanning the last 12 years by Theory Hazit, Izzy n The Profit, Braille, Mars ILL, Zii, and The Praying Mantis. Full playlist on www.definitionradio.com

It's Easter! A great time to reflect on what Jesus Christ did dying on the cross for our sins, and his victorious resurrection. Hear hip hop music from Australia and overseas by: BRB, Deepspace5, DJ Aktual, Guru, Hazakim, Izzy n The Profit, JGivens, KB, KJ-52, Marksman Lloyd, Mars ILL, Oakbridge, Playdough, The Praying Mantis, Propaganda, Rezadent, Sandmand, Theory Hazit, Thi'sl, Trip Lee, Wizdm Full playlist on www.definitionradio.com

This is an entertaining way to hear what is going on with Syntax Records and their wonderful friends. Executive Producer: sirROCDOMZ Producers: MaxOne & Shane Newville Hosts MaxOne, Shane Newville Reporters: KD, & Matt Pelishek, Jeremiah Bonds Engineer: Shane Newville You Can Listen To Interviews From: Twista, Zane, Houston Alexander, KJ Noons, Din Thomas, KJ52, John ( The Tonic ) Wells of The Cross Movement, Fred Lynch of P.I.D. & Preachas, Ahmad (of 4th Avenue Jones ), Family Force 5, Tonex, RedCloud, Braille of Lightheaded, Adeem of Glue, L.A. Symphony, Flynn Adam Atkins, CookBook, UNO Mas, Sharlok Poems, Joey The Jerk, The Pride, sintax.the.terrific, Mars Ill, Sev Statik, Urban d., Spec, Kaboose, DJ Promote, DJ Wise, Minister RMB, Radial Angel, Dynamic Twins, Sam Hart, Sojourn of Future Shock, Sackcloth Fashion, ArtOfFact, Jeremiah Bonds, Man of War, JustMe, Dirt, Aaron Diello of JoshuaFest and Up At Nite Records. We Play The Following Artists: P.O.D., Gospel Gangstaz, Shane Newville, Tommy Percival, DJ EQ, Olivia The Band, Comunalien, Soul P., Sivion, Playdough, Vex Da Vortex of Boogie Monsters, Transistor Radio, Night Owls, Podnuous of De La Soul, bTwice, Pigeon John, Odd Thomas, Sup The Chemist, Luke Geraty, Def Shepard, Freddie Bruno of Deepspace5, Christafari, Kurupt, Othello, Supaman, Writers Block LMNO of Visionaries, Gibraan, Jayo Felony, Eeek-a-mouse, Jurny of LPG, Labklik, Just Me of Scribbling Idiots, SolSeekers, Capture of Tunnel Rats, Spoken Nerd, Absent Minded, Tre9, S.O.M., Cy The Complex, Much Luvv, Ethic, Jendor of Shadow of The Locust, Theory Hazit, MotionPlus, Cas Metah, Elias, Stu Dent, Overflo, k-Drama, Maniac The Siouxpernatural, Tactile The RhymeChild, Christin Hart, KD, T.Bizzy, Rubber Band, Lojique, The Fold, Lost Ocean, David Crowder, Red, Paul Wright, Rick Mugrage, Krystal Meyers, Calling simon, Last Tuesday, nevertheless, Noon Day Sun, The Divine Romance, Benjamin, Quick and The Dead, Stacy Clark, Run Doris Run. We Play Music From The Following Labels: Beatmart, Flavor alliance, Much Luvv, Gotee, Nureau Ink, Up At Nite, End of Earth, Hip Hop Is Music, Indian Ink, Hyborian Warriors, Illect, Reach, Lampmode, Christsyde, Quannum, Cross Movement . We Broadcast and Cover The Following Events: Joshua Fest, GMA, Cornerstone Festival, Flavor Fest.

This is an entertaining way to hear what is going on with Syntax Records and their wonderful friends. Executive Producer: sirROCDOMZ Producers: MaxOne & Shane Newville Hosts MaxOne, Shane Newville Reporters: KD, & Matt Pelishek, Jeremiah Bonds Engineer: Shane Newville You Can Listen To Interviews From: Twista, Zane, Houston Alexander, KJ Noons, Din Thomas, KJ52, John ( The Tonic ) Wells of The Cross Movement, Fred Lynch of P.I.D. & Preachas, Ahmad (of 4th Avenue Jones ), Family Force 5, Tonex, RedCloud, Braille of Lightheaded, Adeem of Glue, L.A. Symphony, Flynn Adam Atkins, CookBook, UNO Mas, Sharlok Poems, Joey The Jerk, The Pride, sintax.the.terrific, Mars Ill, Sev Statik, Urban d., Spec, Kaboose, DJ Promote, DJ Wise, Minister RMB, Radial Angel, Dynamic Twins, Sam Hart, Sojourn of Future Shock, Sackcloth Fashion, ArtOfFact, Jeremiah Bonds, Man of War, JustMe, Dirt, Aaron Diello of JoshuaFest and Up At Nite Records. We Play The Following Artists: P.O.D., Gospel Gangstaz, Shane Newville, Tommy Percival, DJ EQ, Olivia The Band, Comunalien, Soul P., Sivion, Playdough, Vex Da Vortex of Boogie Monsters, Transistor Radio, Night Owls, Podnuous of De La Soul, bTwice, Pigeon John, Odd Thomas, Sup The Chemist, Luke Geraty, Def Shepard, Freddie Bruno of Deepspace5, Christafari, Kurupt, Othello, Supaman, Writers Block LMNO of Visionaries, Gibraan, Jayo Felony, Eeek-a-mouse, Jurny of LPG, Labklik, Just Me of Scribbling Idiots, SolSeekers, Capture of Tunnel Rats, Spoken Nerd, Absent Minded, Tre9, S.O.M., Cy The Complex, Much Luvv, Ethic, Jendor of Shadow of The Locust, Theory Hazit, MotionPlus, Cas Metah, Elias, Stu Dent, Overflo, k-Drama, Maniac The Siouxpernatural, Tactile The RhymeChild, Christin Hart, KD, T.Bizzy, Rubber Band, Lojique, The Fold, Lost Ocean, David Crowder, Red, Paul Wright, Rick Mugrage, Krystal Meyers, Calling simon, Last Tuesday, nevertheless, Noon Day Sun, The Divine Romance, Benjamin, Quick and The Dead, Stacy Clark, Run Doris Run. We Play Music From The Following Labels: Beatmart, Flavor alliance, Much Luvv, Gotee, Nureau Ink, Up At Nite, End of Earth, Hip Hop Is Music, Indian Ink, Hyborian Warriors, Illect, Reach, Lampmode, Christsyde, Quannum, Cross Movement . We Broadcast and Cover The Following Events: Joshua Fest, GMA, Cornerstone Festival, Flavor Fest.

Kerp En el Programa 33 (31-07-2008) de Street Lifez han sonado los siguientes temas: Let me clear my throat Dj Kool No Love Benjamin Heights Starship Little Brother DRAMA Drako y Dj Albon Conspiracion Primo Fe Planes and trains (ft Mars Ill & Blueprint) Pigeon John Side to side (ft Lateef & Pigeon john) Blackalicious That's right The Frontline No hay etica El Gota Let it flow Tired Old Clown (Old Dave)

This is an entertaining way to hear what is going on with Syntax Records and their wonderful friends. Executive Producer: sirROCDOMZ Producers: MaxOne & Shane Newville Hosts MaxOne, Shane Newville Reporters: KD, & Matt Pelishek, Jeremiah Bonds Engineer: Shane Newville You Can Listen To Interviews From: Twista, Zane, Houston Alexander, KJ Noons, Din Thomas, KJ52, John ( The Tonic ) Wells of The Cross Movement, Fred Lynch of P.I.D. & Preachas, Ahmad (of 4th Avenue Jones ), Family Force 5, Tonex, RedCloud, Braille of Lightheaded, Adeem of Glue, L.A. Symphony, Flynn Adam Atkins, CookBook, UNO Mas, Sharlok Poems, Joey The Jerk, The Pride, sintax.the.terrific, Mars Ill, Sev Statik, Urban d., Spec, Kaboose, DJ Promote, DJ Wise, Minister RMB, Radial Angel, Dynamic Twins, Sam Hart, Sojourn of Future Shock, Sackcloth Fashion, ArtOfFact, Jeremiah Bonds, Man of War, JustMe, Dirt, Aaron Diello of JoshuaFest and Up At Nite Records. We Play The Following Artists: P.O.D., Gospel Gangstaz, Shane Newville, Tommy Percival, DJ EQ, Olivia The Band, Comunalien, Soul P., Sivion, Playdough, Vex Da Vortex of Boogie Monsters, Transistor Radio, Night Owls, Podnuous of De La Soul, bTwice, Pigeon John, Odd Thomas, Sup The Chemist, Luke Geraty, Def Shepard, Freddie Bruno of Deepspace5, Christafari, Kurupt, Othello, Supaman, Writers Block LMNO of Visionaries, Gibraan, Jayo Felony, Eeek-a-mouse, Jurny of LPG, Labklik, Just Me of Scribbling Idiots, SolSeekers, Capture of Tunnel Rats, Spoken Nerd, Absent Minded, Tre9, S.O.M., Cy The Complex, Much Luvv, Ethic, Jendor of Shadow of The Locust, Theory Hazit, MotionPlus, Cas Metah, Elias, Stu Dent, Overflo, k-Drama, Maniac The Siouxpernatural, Tactile The RhymeChild, Christin Hart, KD, T.Bizzy, Rubber Band, Lojique, The Fold, Lost Ocean, David Crowder, Red, Paul Wright, Rick Mugrage, Krystal Meyers, Calling simon, Last Tuesday, nevertheless, Noon Day Sun, The Divine Romance, Benjamin, Quick and The Dead, Stacy Clark, Run Doris Run. We Play Music From The Following Labels: Beatmart, Flavor alliance, Much Luvv, Gotee, Nureau Ink, Up At Nite, End of Earth, Hip Hop Is Music, Indian Ink, Hyborian Warriors, Illect, Reach, Lampmode, Christsyde, Quannum, Cross Movement . We Broadcast and Cover The Following Events: Joshua Fest, GMA, Cornerstone Festival, Flavor Fest.

This is an entertaining way to hear what is going on with Syntax Records and their wonderful friends. Executive Producer: sirROCDOMZ Producers: MaxOne & Shane Newville Hosts MaxOne, Shane Newville Reporters: KD, & Matt Pelishek, Jeremiah Bonds Engineer: Shane Newville You Can Listen To Interviews From: Twista, Zane, Houston Alexander, KJ Noons, Din Thomas, KJ52, John ( The Tonic ) Wells of The Cross Movement, Fred Lynch of P.I.D. & Preachas, Ahmad (of 4th Avenue Jones ), Family Force 5, Tonex, RedCloud, Braille of Lightheaded, Adeem of Glue, L.A. Symphony, Flynn Adam Atkins, CookBook, UNO Mas, Sharlok Poems, Joey The Jerk, The Pride, sintax.the.terrific, Mars Ill, Sev Statik, Urban d., Spec, Kaboose, DJ Promote, DJ Wise, Minister RMB, Radial Angel, Dynamic Twins, Sam Hart, Sojourn of Future Shock, Sackcloth Fashion, ArtOfFact, Jeremiah Bonds, Man of War, JustMe, Dirt, Aaron Diello of JoshuaFest and Up At Nite Records. We Play The Following Artists: P.O.D., Gospel Gangstaz, Shane Newville, Tommy Percival, DJ EQ, Olivia The Band, Comunalien, Soul P., Sivion, Playdough, Vex Da Vortex of Boogie Monsters, Transistor Radio, Night Owls, Podnuous of De La Soul, bTwice, Pigeon John, Odd Thomas, Sup The Chemist, Luke Geraty, Def Shepard, Freddie Bruno of Deepspace5, Christafari, Kurupt, Othello, Supaman, Writers Block LMNO of Visionaries, Gibraan, Jayo Felony, Eeek-a-mouse, Jurny of LPG, Labklik, Just Me of Scribbling Idiots, SolSeekers, Capture of Tunnel Rats, Spoken Nerd, Absent Minded, Tre9, S.O.M., Cy The Complex, Much Luvv, Ethic, Jendor of Shadow of The Locust, Theory Hazit, MotionPlus, Cas Metah, Elias, Stu Dent, Overflo, k-Drama, Maniac The Siouxpernatural, Tactile The RhymeChild, Christin Hart, KD, T.Bizzy, Rubber Band, Lojique, The Fold, Lost Ocean, David Crowder, Red, Paul Wright, Rick Mugrage, Krystal Meyers, Calling simon, Last Tuesday, nevertheless, Noon Day Sun, The Divine Romance, Benjamin, Quick and The Dead, Stacy Clark, Run Doris Run. We Play Music From The Following Labels: Beatmart, Flavor alliance, Much Luvv, Gotee, Nureau Ink, Up At Nite, End of Earth, Hip Hop Is Music, Indian Ink, Hyborian Warriors, Illect, Reach, Lampmode, Christsyde, Quannum, Cross Movement . We Broadcast and Cover The Following Events: Joshua Fest, GMA, Cornerstone Festival, Flavor Fest.