Podcasts about new orleans bounce

Big Game Weekend Shadyville Takeover (SUNDAY) 100% New Orleans Bounce by Dj Awill

Ever wondered how a single track can reshape the entire music scene? Join us as we sit down with the legendary Manny Fresh and Juvenile, the masterminds behind "Back That Ass Up," to uncover the secrets of their monumental impact on the music industry. From the electrifying origin of New Orleans bounce music to the unforgettable Tiny Desk performance that captured their raw, organic energy, this episode promises a nostalgic and thrilling ride through their storied careers.Juvenile takes us on a journey through his artistic evolution, sharing how his voice matured from the early days of "Bounce for the Juvenile" to his resurgence with "Soldier Rags." Discover the integral role of live instrumentation in Cash Money's music and how friendly competition with Manny Fresh keeps their creative juices flowing. Plus, Juvenile drops some exciting hints about new music on the horizon, signaling an exhilarating new phase in his career.Peek behind the scenes of the Hot Boys' dynamic and competitive atmosphere, with amusing anecdotes about missed studio sessions and Lil Wayne's relentless work ethic. Reflect on the art of music production, the importance of originality, and the lessons learned from balancing professional achievements with personal growth. This episode is packed with wild memories, humorous stories, and candid reflections that offer a fulfilling yet challenging look at the journey of doing what we love. Don't miss this engaging and nostalgic conversation with Manny Fresh and Juvenile!Talk Soon! ✌

New Orleans, Louisiana is home to some of America's greatest musical traditions, and plays an outsized influence on the evolution of everything from jazz through to r&b, rock and funk. Today, the city is still legendary for its second line brass bands and brightly costumed Mardi Gras Indians. But if you've rolled through New Orleans on pretty much any night in the last 30 years, you've probably heard another sound—the clattering, booming, hip-shaking, chant-heavy roll of bounce, a form of hip-hop music, dance and culture unique to the Crescent City. Pulling from the national mainstream but remaking it the way that only New Orleans can, bounce has become a sonic touchstone for an entire generation of residents. For this Hip Deep edition, Afropop digs into the close-knit scene, talking to dancers, producers, MCs, and managers from over 30 years of bounce, all to explore the beat that drives New Orleans—and to find out what it means to the people who bring it to life. Produced by Sam Backer and Jessi Olsen. APWW #761

Cathy Renna, Communications Director for the National LGBTQ Task Force talks with Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ about the upcoming Creating Change Conference that takes place Wednesday January 17th to Sunday January 21st at the Hilton Riverside in New Orleans, LA. Creating Change is the foremost political, leadership and skills-building conference for our LGBTQ social justice movement. This year's 36th annual conference theme is “Queer Power, Action & Joy” and Kierra Johnson, National LGBTQ Task Force Executive Director will deliver the opening State of the Movement plenary. Raquel Willis the award-winning activist, author and media strategist dedicated to Black transgender liberation will emcee and host the conference. Creating Change continues its long tradition of presenting compelling keynote speakers, presentations, annual awards and more than 100 workshops and caucuses. This year's Indigenous Leadership Award Honoree will be presented to Jean-Luc Pierite, scholar, advocate and founder of InDigiFab (Tunica-Biloxi). There will also be fun events including special guest Jason Rodriguez the talented dancer/actor from the hit Fox series Pose who will be presenting a workshop on the history, importance and elements of VOGUE. Other fun events will include Gayme Night, Opening Cruise and the Agents of Change Masquerade Ball. Then Big Freedia the nationally recognized hip-hop artist, TV personality and larger-than-life ambassador of New Orleans Bounce music will be dancing her way to Creating Change to perform at the closing plenary. Since 1988 Creating Change has created networking opportunities and inspiration for thousands of committed people to develop and hone their activist skills. We talked to Cathy about what she hopes to accomplish at this year's Creating Change Conference and her spin on our LGBTQ issues.  Cathy Renna has been part of the National LGBTQ Task Force's extended family for decades. Renna is a veteran in the communications industry and serves as the Principal of Target Cue an LGBTQ+ focused communications consultancy. Since her time at GLAAD through the 1990's Cathy has executed her particular expertise in crisis and strategic communications. She played a central role in shaping nearly all major issues affecting our LGBTQ community from the beating death of Matthew Shepard in 1998 to the fight for marriage equality and the repeal of “Don't Ask Don't Tell”. In her 30 years of media relations and activism experience Cathy has garnered placements in every major media outlet in the U.S. and internationally including The New York Times, USA Today, The Associated Press, BBC and the Washington Post. Renna lives in Montclair, New Jersey with her wife Karen. She is the proud Mom of Mars who attends HSPVA High School for Performing and Visual Arts in Houston, TX. The National LGBTQ Task Force recognizes that COVID-19 remains an ongoing public health concern and complies with all local and federal regulations at their in-person events.  For More Info…. LISTEN: 600+ LGBTQ Chats @OUTTAKE VOICES

Big Freedias Stimme hat schon Superhits wie "Formation" oder "Break My Soul" von Beyoncé oder "Nice For What" die Extraportion Energie geliehen. Jetzt hat die selbsternannte Königin des New Orleans Bounce ein neues Album namens "Central City" veröffentlicht - am Song "Big Tyme" hat sie auch die fantastische Kamaiyah zu Gast. Mit Natalie Brunner, Mahdi Rahimi und Stefan Trischler Das angesprochene Mannie Fresh Interview: https://daily.redbullmusicacademy.com/2011/11/mannie-fresh-countdown-feature

The Kings went into New Orleans and got their asses handed to them by the Pelicans. They were unfortunately without their star point guard De'Aaron Fox for the 2nd game in a row, and for the 2nd game in a row, it was noticeable. That must have been why they got destroyed right? No, because the Pelicans were also without Jonas Valančiūnas, Zion Williamson and Brandon Ingram. The Kings simply got outworked, out-hustled and outplayed by the Pelicans. The Kings were a step slow, didn't show the right amount of aggression and intensity to win this game. It's unfortunately another game in which the Kings couldn't beat a team that were on a 2nd night of a back to back. For as good as the Kings have been this year, they just can't win these games for whatever reason. Despite the demoralizing loss, because of the wins they banked in earlier, they have a bit of cushion to work with and it doesn't send them plummeting down the standings. And if you told Kings fans that they would be 3rd in the standings at this point of the season, many of them would be ecstatic. The Kings didn't have a lot of time to pick up the pieces from that loss as they headed to Houston to face the Rockets the next day, and they responded. Mike Brown had said in the press conference after the Pelicans loss he wanted to see how the Kings were going to respond to adversity after a demoralizing loss. Well the Kings came into Houston with a sense of urgency and blow out the Rockets in decisive fashion. They needed a game like this to reestablish who they were get some confidence back. Call it a "get right" game, and while yes, it is the Rockets, who showed why they're one of the worst teams in the league, the Kings showed up with a sense of purpose and took care of business. It's something that a good team has to be able to do consistently, and the Kings did just that. The Kings will face the Rockets again to close out this road trip, let's see if the Kings can close out the road trip with a win. Intro Music by Blue Dot Sessions. https://www.sessions.blue --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sackingtherapy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sackingtherapy/support

We sat down and talked to our friend @gameovaskip about life on the road past relationships and is New Orleans roots. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ebl2/support

Hey yall, this week ya girls take it down to the Big Easy with New Orleans native Jesse “Chase N. Cashe” Woodard, a grammy award winning producer and businessman. We discuss everything from business to toxic make up sex. Grab your wine, sit back and enjoy the show! Need advice? Email askpourminds@gmail.com This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp dot com/POURMINDS today to get 10% off your first month Dipsea is offering an extended 30 day free trial when you go to Dipsea Stories dot com slash POURMINDS. New to Etsy? We've got a surprise for you! Use code MERRY10, that's M-E-R-R-Y 10, at checkout for 10% off your first purchase. That's code MERRY10. Maximum value of $50. Offer ends Dec. 31, 2022.

Known as the larger-than-life ambassador of New Orleans Bounce music, Big Freedia is a nationally recognized hip-hop artist, TV personality and cultural influencer. In addition to releasing her own critically acclaimed EPs, ‘3rd Ward Bounce' (2018), ‘Louder' (2020), and ‘Big Diva Energy' (2021), Big Freedia covered “Judas” on Lady Gaga's Born this Way The Tenth Anniversary album (2021). The Queen of Bounce also appeared on numerous high profile projects, including Beyoncé's Grammy award-winning, “Formation,” and on Drake's “Nice For What,” where she brings her distinctive voice and signature catchphrases to all her work.

Known as the larger-than-life ambassador of New Orleans Bounce music, Big Freedia is a nationally recognized hip-hop artist, TV personality and cultural influencer. In addition to releasing her own critically acclaimed EPs, ‘3rd Ward Bounce' (2018), ‘Louder' (2020), and ‘Big Diva Energy' (2021), Big Freedia covered “Judas” on Lady Gaga's Born this Way The Tenth Anniversary album (2021). The Queen of Bounce also appeared on numerous high profile projects, including Beyoncé's Grammy award-winning, “Formation,” and on Drake's “Nice For What,” where she brings her distinctive voice and signature catchphrases to all her work.

Known as the larger-than-life ambassador of New Orleans Bounce music, Big Freedia is a nationally recognized hip-hop artist, TV personality and cultural influencer. In addition to releasing her own critically acclaimed EPs, ‘3rd Ward Bounce' (2018), ‘Louder' (2020), and ‘Big Diva Energy' (2021), Big Freedia covered “Judas” on Lady Gaga's Born this Way The Tenth Anniversary album (2021). The Queen of Bounce also appeared on numerous high profile projects, including Beyoncé's Grammy award-winning, “Formation,” and on Drake's “Nice For What,” where she brings her distinctive voice and signature catchphrases to all her work.

After surviving a Thirty-Five foot fall with his close friend August 16th, 2016. Four surgeries and a year of rehab later; Mansa Obi has emerged from the ashes to finish his life's work. Known for his creation of Authentic Bounce (not to be confused with "Classic" Bounce) seductive melodies, blunt--commentary and creation of the bass-less genre. Mansa hopes to continue to push the cultures forward sonically with his four volume album "Anthology". As a DJ & Producer Mansa showcases an incredible attention to detail,: with cuts like “Liberation,” alternating his rap flow with an incredibly soulful hook; while bravely placing the production in the background, to let the vocals function as rhythm and bass. Only to surprise us with rare 3 am New Orleans Bounce releases. Not many artist can do this, correction not many artist can think like this and to create such a compelling sound. Mansa Obi strikes for an organic and direct sound, no tricks, just honesty and talent, as it also appears from the reflective and personal lyrics. Hands down, some of the most original and daring hip hop I have heard period; somewhere in between the old school (samples, soul influences…) and the new (tight analog beats, fat low end). https://twitter.com/nftmansa https://shop.mimexmime.xyz https://www.mimexmime.xyz https://objkt.com/profile/nftmansa/created --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thewrongadvicepod/support

Check out De-Va'Je latest sounds he is a big fan of the New Orleans Bounce.

TITLE "21:50" FILE "10-19-xbox.mp3" MP3   TRACK 01 AUDIO     TITLE "That's My Juvie"     PERFORMER "Ms. Tee"     INDEX 01 00:00:00   TRACK 02 AUDIO     TITLE "Drag Rap (12" Single Version) (12  Single Version)"     PERFORMER "The Showboys"     INDEX 01 01:54:00   TRACK 03 AUDIO     TITLE "Holy Grail (Nola Bounce Mix)"     PERFORMER "Legendary DJs"     INDEX 01 03:20:00   TRACK 04 AUDIO     TITLE "Think Like a Man (New Orleans Bounce Remix)"     PERFORMER "B.Ford"     INDEX 01 04:24:00   TRACK 05 AUDIO     TITLE "Thank You (Nola Bounce Mix)"     PERFORMER "Legendary DJs"     INDEX 01 05:11:00   TRACK 06 AUDIO     TITLE "Drunk in Love (New Orleans Bounce Remix)"     PERFORMER "B.Ford"     INDEX 01 06:03:00   TRACK 07 AUDIO     TITLE "What About Us"     PERFORMER "B.Ford feat. Mr. Fatman & Jimi Clever"     INDEX 01 07:26:00   TRACK 08 AUDIO     TITLE "Scars to Your Beautiful (SBZ Rickey Mixx)"     PERFORMER "B-Sharp"     INDEX 01 09:16:00   TRACK 09 AUDIO     TITLE "Money Fresh Brown Beat"     PERFORMER "Various artists"     INDEX 01 10:02:00   TRACK 10 AUDIO     TITLE "Cheers Theme Song (New Orleans Bounce Mix)"     PERFORMER "Various artists"     INDEX 01 11:15:00   TRACK 11 AUDIO     TITLE "Shape of You (Nola Bounce Remix)"     PERFORMER "Legendary DJs"     INDEX 01 11:58:00   TRACK 12 AUDIO     TITLE "Lucid Dreams (Nola Bounce Mix)"     PERFORMER "Legendary DJs"     INDEX 01 13:01:00   TRACK 13 AUDIO     TITLE "Circles"     PERFORMER "B.Ford"     INDEX 01 14:12:00   TRACK 14 AUDIO     TITLE "The Worst (Radio Edit) (New Orleans Bounce Remix)"     PERFORMER "B.Ford"     INDEX 01 15:15:00   TRACK 15 AUDIO     TITLE "Permission"     PERFORMER "B.Ford"     INDEX 01 16:06:00   TRACK 16 AUDIO     TITLE "We Are One (DJ Westbank Red Bounce Mix)"     PERFORMER "Dj WestBank Red"     INDEX 01 16:50:00   TRACK 17 AUDIO     TITLE "Smoking Gun"     PERFORMER "Various artists"     INDEX 01 17:48:00   TRACK 18 AUDIO     TITLE "Iont B Carin"     PERFORMER "Messy Mya feat. Big Jella & Ha-Sizzle"     INDEX 01 18:55:00   TRACK 19 AUDIO     TITLE "Rolling in the Deep (New Orleans Bounce Remix)"     PERFORMER "Various artists feat. J-Dawg"     INDEX 01 20:24:00   TRACK 20 AUDIO     TITLE "Can't Raise a Man (New Orleans Bounce Remix)"     PERFORMER "B.Ford"     INDEX 01 21:19:00   TRACK 21 AUDIO     TITLE "Adorn (New Orleans Bounce Mix)"     PERFORMER "Legendary DJs"     INDEX 01 22:21:00   TRACK 22 AUDIO     TITLE "Not Gon Cry (DJ Poppa & Blaza Bounce Mix)"     PERFORMER "DJ Poppa & Blaza"     INDEX 01 23:12:00   TRACK 23 AUDIO     TITLE "Brown Skin Girl (Nola Bounce Mix)"     PERFORMER "Legendary DJs"     INDEX 01 24:01:00   TRACK 24 AUDIO     TITLE "Say It"     PERFORMER "B.Ford"     INDEX 01 25:47:00   TRACK 25 AUDIO     TITLE "I Luv This Shit (New Orleans Bounce Remix)"     PERFORMER "B.Ford"     INDEX 01 26:53:00   TRACK 26 AUDIO     TITLE "Set Fire to the Rain (New Orleans Bounce Remix)"     PERFORMER "B.Ford"     INDEX 01 27:59:00   TRACK 27 AUDIO     TITLE "4 Minutes (DJ Gimmie Dat Beat Bounce Mix)"     PERFORMER "DJ Gimmie Dat Beat"     INDEX 01 28:58:00   TRACK 28 AUDIO     TITLE "Drip Too Hard (Bounce Mix)"     PERFORMER "B-Sharp"     INDEX 01 29:58:00   TRACK 29 AUDIO     TITLE "Why I Love You (B-Sharp Bounce Mix)"     PERFORMER "B-Sharp"     INDEX 01 30:58:00   TRACK 30 AUDIO     TITLE "Ring (Bounce Mix)"     PERFORMER "B-Sharp"     INDEX 01 31:58:00   TRACK 31 AUDIO     TITLE "Rise Up (Nola Bounce Mix)"     PERFORMER "Legendary DJs"     INDEX 01 32:46:00   TRACK 32 AUDIO     TITLE "Roses (New Orleans Bounce Mix)"     PERFORMER "Legendary DJs"     INDEX 01 33:36:00   TRACK 33 AUDIO     TITLE "Reasons (New Orleans Bounce Remix)"     PERFORMER "Legendary DJs"     INDEX 01 35:10:00   TRACK 34 AUDIO     TITLE "Freak It"     PERFORMER "Lathun"     INDEX 01 37:25:00   TRACK 35 AUDIO     TITLE "My Boo (Hitman's Club Mix)"     PERFORMER "Ghost Town DJs"     INDEX 01 37:58:00   TRACK 36 AUDIO     TITLE "When Will I See You Smile Again?"     PERFORMER "Ricky Bell"     INDEX 01 38:20:00   TRACK 37 AUDIO     TITLE "Time After Time"     PERFORMER "Inoj"     INDEX 01 39:51:00   TRACK 38 AUDIO     TITLE "Love You Down"     PERFORMER "Inoj"     INDEX 01 40:37:00   TRACK 39 AUDIO     TITLE "Summertime Summertime"     PERFORMER "Corina"     INDEX 01 41:35:00

Brandon Boulware, known by his stage name B. Aquarius (formally YoungB215), is an American singer-songwriter, New Orleans Bounce rapper, and producer. Born & raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Started out making beats 2007 – 2012. He has opened up for artist like Brittney Taylor (Love & Hip Hop New York) & up and coming artist Sim Santana. He has also performed at various venues around Philadelphia most notable The Fillmore & Voltage Lounge just to name 2, as well as Washington, DC and Center Stage in Atlanta, Ga. Email: baquariusbooking@gmail.com Instagram: B_Aquarius Twitter: B_Aquarius215 Soundcloud.com/baquarius Facebook.com/baquariuss --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/officiallyout/message

Lyd the SBW gets you ready for Memorial Day weekend with a breakdown of Beyonce’s cover of Before I Let Go by Maze featuring Frankie Beverly.The SpaceTimeMusic theme music is a sample of the Ana-Tole x Jonah Christian Remix of Ready or Not by the Fugees.LINKS:A Sample, A Cover playlistFacebookMerchEmail: spacetimemusicpodcast@gmail.comDiana Ross singing and dancing all in the rain.STM Diana Ross episode Samples of Ms. RossAaliyah’s Rock the Boat music video.SONG CREDITS:In order of appearanceBefore I Let GoLive in New OrleansMaze featuring Frankie Beverly1981Before I Let GoHomecomingBeyonce2019Get Ready ReadyDJ Jubilee1997CandyWord UpCameo1986

A quick update on Nicki Minaj's father's death. Another rest in peace. And then I explore New Orleans Bounce from the beginning to now. What is it? Party music and. Well listen and find out more. Also how it made it in to mainstream Hip Hop.

Covid changed a lot for a lot of people. Bezos is killing it more than ever. And whoever owns Purell. But for the rest of us things went off the rails. With the March lockdown looming, standup comedian and yoga guru Ari Shaffir decided to take his dog and go live with his parents out in the suburbs.   In part 3 of my 2020 Year in Review podcast, I talk about living with my parents. My NYC apartment didn't seem like the best place to be forced to stay inside all day. So I left the city I love to have a unique and lovely time with my mom and dad. To get to hang out with your mother and father for that amount of time, as an adult, is an experience I'll never get to have again and I'm eternally thankful to that bat dude in China for making it happen.   My dog loved it, too. All she did all day was figure out ways to escape the yard and run into the woods to chase deer. While my friends were busy signing hundred million dollar deals, I was busy nailing mesh fencing to trees. Wouldn't trade places. And I pondered that every afternoon, drinking wine on the deck while watching the sunset with my mom.   Please sign up for my Patreon.com/AriShaffir for bonus content. You coulda heard this episode a week ago if you were on there. Plus exlusive merch offers and patreon-only podcasts.   Thank you to our sponsor, rosay. Rosay. For when you're too old to party but you still want to catch a buzz in the burbs, think rosay. It's the wine you're afraid to admit you love.   And our other sponsor, Outfield Fencing. When you want to keep your dog in the yard until the moment you go inside for 2 freaking minutes to go pee, think outfield fencing. It's strong, totally destructible if your dog chews on it a little bit or a deer runs into it, and easy to run under. Outfield fencing. It's really just for baseball.   The Music Big Freedia - Rona Rona   If you don't know Big Freedia, you're missing out. You can pretty much play any 10 of her songs in a row and you've got an instant dance party. She's the queen of bounce, the diva of dance, the shake it up shaman, and the party princess. Go look her up. Tell her to come on the podcast to talk about the history of New Orleans Bounce.    

It's always fun when ESPN Football analyst Marcus Spears joins us. We talk about Kirk cousins' jarring comments and relieve Marcus' days hooping. you won't want to miss this.

Break down of new Orleans bounce

Big Freedia The Queen Diva stopped by SIRIUSXM The Heat to talk to Mina SayWhat about her new song with Kesha called "Chasing Rainbows." During their conversation Freedia also talks about New Orleans bounce going mainstream and the difference places it has taken her worldwide. They also talk about Freedia not getting credit for being on songs with Drake and Beyonce and her time being in a hallway house. Listen to Mina's House M-F 6p-12a ET on SIRIUSXM The Heat @MinaSayWhat www.MinaSayWhat.com

New Orleans Bounce Freestyle By De-Va'Je

New Orleans Bounce Freestyle By De-Va'Je

Meet Drake's “Nice For What” co-producers 5th Ward Weebie and BlaqNMild in Bobby Pen's latest Put Yourself On Podcast. In this YouTube Live interview, learn how Drake hand-picked these New Orleans producers for an authentic Bounce sound. He flew them out to L.A., partied with Odell Beckham, Jr.

Live with Alana as she get you moving with this New Orleans Bounce workout mix to get your body working. You may be at home, work or cruising in your car. Showcasing some talented Bounce DJs and mixing their creations to give you a 30 minute consistent tempo mix. Let's MOVE! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/interstatelive/message

Let’s Fire Up the Grill & Chill this Memorial Day with a few Bounce Bangahs…. Play this mix of New Orleans Bounce to get the party grooving in the right direction.…. #Bounce with names you know like DJ Jubilee, Partners N Crime, Juvenile and many more. Over 70 minutes of straight B-O-U-N-C-E!!! Enjoy… Play On Playa! Be sure to check out #OSOL123 & #OSOL124 as well. If you like these Memorial Day Mixes check out previous releases.

New Orleans hottest underground bounce artists rip it up for this cypher. Hosted by MC Shakie with DJ Flipset Fred on the 1's and 2's. AGH Media Group filming and the rest is now history. This the first one of many so keep it locked in. You can hear the audio on SoundCloud and Spotify.

In this episode, Bee and De' discuss the backlash New Orleans Bounce rapper, Reedy, is receiving for sending her 5 year old son to school in a Lyft by himself; Beyonce's Homecoming special (aka #GRAMCHELLA); the making of a bully and the importance of mental health; American greed and more.

Wild Wayne interviews New Orleans #BOUNCE pioneer, DJ Jubilee after his iconic song 'Gettin Ready" is sampled on Beyonce's new spin on the classic Before I Let Go by Frankie Beverly. The Jubilee's bounce sound/sample is incorporated in her latest song from HOMECOMING: The Live Album. This is going to be huge for Summer '19 and years to come!

BlaqNMilD Interview on the Producergrind Podcast. In house Music producer for No Limit (Master P) BlaqNMild stopped by the office to talk about co-producing Drake - In My Feelings with Murda Beatz in which Drake reached out to add a New Orleans Bounce Music sound to the record. He talked about his long career in the music industry which started in the early 2000's, Being a producer at No Limit Records and Partnering with the legend Master P. Blaq talks a little about how his process of making beats has changed over the years and he has finally wound up using strictly Propellerhead Reason. We talked a lot about New Orleans culture and its influence on the rap game.

DJ JUNKY x DJLU504 - Dovey Magnum - Bawl Out (New Orleans Bounce Remix) LISTEN/DOWNLOAD: http://bit.ly/2PZ5JYU THIS REMIX/MASHUP IS STRICTLY FOR PROMOTION NOT TO BE SOLD.

DJ JUNKY x DJLU504 - Dovey Magnum - Bawl Out (New Orleans Bounce Remix) LISTEN/DOWNLOAD: http://bit.ly/2PZ5JYU THIS REMIX/MASHUP IS STRICTLY FOR PROMOTION NOT TO BE SOLD.

New Orleans, Louisiana is home to some of America's greatest musical traditions, and plays an outsized influence on the evolution of everything from jazz through to r&b, rock and funk. Today, the city is still legendary for its second line brass bands and brightly costumed Mardi Gras Indians. But if you've rolled through New Orleans on pretty much any night in the last 30 years, you've probably heard another sound—the clattering, booming, hip-shaking, chant-heavy roll of bounce, a form of hip-hop music, dance and culture unique to the Crescent City. Pulling from the national mainstream but remaking it the way that only New Orleans can, bounce has become a sonic touchstone for an entire generation of residents. For this Hip Deep edition, Afropop digs into the close-knit scene, talking to dancers, producers, MCs, and managers from over 30 years of bounce, all to explore the beat that drives New Orleans—and to find out what it means to the people who bring it to life. Produced by Sam Backer and Jessi Olsen.

DJ Keyzz The Internet DJ is known for his SpaceWalk And Rnb Sensational Vibes series in the underground music scene. DJ Keyzz is based out of Houston Tx. He creates and performs Hip Hop & RnB, including bass-boosted remixes of club, hip hop favorites, original hip hop, soulful RnB, funky trap or amalgamations of other styles. When starting his career as a Internet DJ covering various styles and genres with a focus on dance music and hip hop, DJ Keyzz began creating his own hybrid of hip hop and dance music into a club sound that fits as well in theaters and festivals as it does on dance floors. With Album & EP releases on Datpiff.com, AudioMack and SoundCloud supported by fans across the world, DJ Keyzz is one of the most sought out remix DJ in the music scene with collaborations including some of Hip Hop music’s most influential people. Ranking among the top on charts such as ex; Itunes, google play podcast, Soundcloud.com, Beatstars.com and Audiomack.com, these have been DJ Keyzz foundation to Internet DJ'ing scene. DJ Keyzz has viewers and listeners all over the world familiar with his Good Vibes Series availiable on Hearthis.at

DJ Keyzz The Internet DJ is known for his SpaceWalk And Rnb Sensational Vibes series in the underground music scene. DJ Keyzz is based out of Houston Tx. He creates and performs Hip Hop & RnB, including bass-boosted remixes of club, hip hop favorites, original hip hop, soulful RnB, funky trap or amalgamations of other styles. When starting his career as a Internet DJ covering various styles and genres with a focus on dance music and hip hop, DJ Keyzz began creating his own hybrid of hip hop and dance music into a club sound that fits as well in theaters and festivals as it does on dance floors. With Album & EP releases on Datpiff.com, AudioMack and SoundCloud supported by fans across the world, DJ Keyzz is one of the most sought out remix DJ in the music scene with collaborations including some of Hip Hop music's most influential people. Ranking among the top on charts such as ex; Itunes, google play podcast, Soundcloud.com, Beatstars.com and Audiomack.com, these have been DJ Keyzz foundation to Internet DJ'ing scene. DJ Keyzz has viewers and listeners all over the world familiar with his Good Vibes Series availiable on Hearthis.at

Dj Jayy - IssaBounce - 15 minutes of your favorite New Orleans Bounce music

G'sta is a rapper/producer from New Orleans, LA. He's gained respect through the quality projects that he's released since the 90's, starting with "Misery" and "World of Syn" which developed a cult following internationally, then with "We Workin'", the full length album with Layzie Bone of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, then with a host of projects throughout the 2000's including his "Classic Status" mixtape series, and now with his "Don't Shoot The Messenger" project, which is produced entirely by DJ Blaknificent. DJ Blaknificent is a DJ/producer from New Orleans, LA. He helped lay the foundation for what would become the New Orleans Hip-Hop scene, as well as the New Orleans Bounce music scene. From coming up as part of the legendary New Orleans group Psycho Ward, to producing and working with such notable artists as Mia X and Kane & Abel, to now producing with G'sta and providing the sonic landscape for the "Don't Shoot The Messenger" project, 'Nif continues to put in work, providing a classical Hip-Hop sound that is a refreshing departure from the current musical trends. On this episode, we start talking with DJ Blaknificent as he gives us some New Orleans music history. Once G'Sta gets on the line, we get into their musical history, their lives in general, and of course "Don't Shoot The Messenger," which you need to listen to right now because it is dope! We really had fun kicking it with these guys, and this episode is definitely a must listen. To check out G'Sta and DJ Blaknificent, go to http://www.sostimulusent.com. Listen to "Don't Shoot The Messenger" on Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/gsta-g/sets/dont-shoot-tha-messenger. Please favorite, subscribe, and comment on iTunes, Soundcloud, and Stitcher. Visit channel10podcast.com for more dope episodes, and click the "Store" link at the top to purchase Channel 10 Podcast merchandise and support the podcast.

Ten years ago one of the most devasting natural disasters to ever hit the U.S. was Hurricane Katrina. It lead to the displacement of many New Orleans natives as well as took away thosands of lives and building structures. Ceddy J and Taryn Brown remember where they were at the time of this historical moment and how it impacted their lives. In Creole Spirit, Life After Dusk Live also celebrates the culture by playing some of the music from one of the best subgenres in the world known as "New Orleans Bounce." The team also talks about some of the hot mess and hot news including some of the new words added to the Oxford dictionary. Feel free to call-in at 347-202-0389.

In The Spirit of Mardi Gras, Ceddy J Taking #TrendingTopicThursday All The Way New Orleans Playing Nothing But #NOBounce The Original Flavor From Their Beautiful City That Has Been Going On For Years!

Crossfaded Bacon and Mad Decent Records presentMad Decent Worldwide Radio #30: BOUNCE ITMixed by EmyndI started listening to Bounce music about two years ago and, over the past couple years, have acquired a pretty extensive collection of CDs, MP3s, and records of this really rich music.  For those unfamiliar with Bounce, it is a fairly unique strain of club-oriented hip-hop that originated in New Orleans sometime around 1991 with MC TT Tucker's "Where Dey At." Almost 20 years later, Bounce still dominates the urban club and block party scene in New Orleans with very little major label backing.  Just as Baltimore Club is based on the Lyn Collins' "Think" break and the Gaz "Sing Sing" break, Bounce beats are based on samples from The Showboy's "Drag Rap" (aka "Triggerman") and Derek B's "Rock The Beat" drum break (more commonly known as "the Brown Beat"). The best club music seems almost always to thrive on calculated simplicity, and Bounce is no exception, relying on MC work that is based on simple call and response chants, straightforward rhyme schemes/patterns, and repetitive dance refrains.  My buddy Noz-- http://www.cocaineblunts.com -- has helped me learn a lot about this music and several years ago (right after Katrina), he put together a really great collection of earlier Bounce songs that you can download (http://www.cocaineblunts.com/blunts/?p=690).  Also, the first podcast on New Orleans rap has got some good stuff on it as well.In contrast to Noz's collection of songs, I made my mix as an effort to put people onto some more recent New Orleans Bounce songs and artists that they likely aren't very familiar with.  As you'll notice pretty quickly, I've kept the mixing and DJing to a real minimum and tried to move pretty quickly from song to song to fit in as much stuff is possible.  There isn't a real rhyme or reason for most of the selections on here.  They're mostly just a bunch of Bounce songs I really like, and I'm hoping some of y'all will enjoy this stuff enough to go and support some of these artists.  I've provided links wherever possible to help make that search as easy as I could because a lot of these folks have a pretty strong presence on Myspace.  Please hit these dudes up on their Myspace, support their events, and buy whatever you can from them. Tracklisting:1.  Intro2.  DJ Jubilee "Get Ready, Ready!" (1997) 3.  Chev "Picture This" (2004) 4.  5th Ward Weebie "5th Ward Weebie Part 3" (2003) 5.  Peacachoo "Get High" (2004) 6.  Kilo "Pop Dat Tattoo" (2008) 7.  Peacachoo and Blaza ft Hot Boy Johnny "Danity Kane Remix" (2007) 8.  Kane and Abel featuring 5th Ward Weebie and Hot Boy Ronald "Toot It Up" (2003)9.  5th Ward Weebie "Dip It" (2008) 10.  10th Ward Buck "Drop & Gimme 50" (2007) 11.  9th Ward Tea "Pull A Muscle" (2008) 12.  Peacachoo and Gotty Boi Chris "Cut It Up" (2006) 13.  Sissy Nobby "Snake" (2008) 14.  De Ja Vu "Abracadabra" (2005) 15.  Peacachoo and Gotty Boi Chris "Blocka Blocka" (2007) 16.  South Rakkas Crew and Emynd "Mad Again (NOLA Bounce Remix)" (2008) 17.  Dime Gyrl Drell "They Mad" (2005) 18.  Gotty Boi Chris ft 5th Ward Weebie "Where She At" (2005) 19.  Gotty Boi Chris "She Make Me (Laaard!!!)" (2005) 20.  Faster Boyz "I Ain't Had Sex In A Long Time" (2004) 21.  10th ward Buck "Buck Hop" (2004) 22.  Naughty "Walk With It" (2003) 23.  DJ Jubilee "Where Y'all From" (2004) 24.  2 Sweet "Do Like I Told Ya" (1997) 25.  Katey Red "Melpomene Block Party" (1999) 26.  Willie Puckett "Doggie Hopp" (1997) 27.  Partners n Crime "We Don't Love Them Hoes" (1994) 28.  DJ Jubilee "Back That A** Up" (2000) 29.  Ricky B "Y'all Holler" (1996) 30.  Lil Wayne & Curren$y "New Orleans Classic" (2007)