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Yo-ville! And welcome to episode #87 of The Allergies Podcast.  On the show this month we get to play you the title track from our forthcoming album – Freak The Speaker. Some great new music from Dillon & Batsauce featuring Grand Puba, The Gaff, and a Tune of The Month from Smith & The Honey Badgers. Plus, our special guest is DJ Katch from the Resin Dogs. The Oz hip-hop legend jumps on the line to talk about his career, before getting into a super dope mix full of fat AF rap tracks. It's a tip top show, and we know you're gonna love every second of it. Well, it is The Allergies podcast, madam. Let's go!

In this episode we take a look at the golden age of Australian Hip Hop during the 2000s. We're with bassist, lyricist, and vocalist Andy Lane from Good Buddha. Mentions include Freudian Trip, iOta, Holly Throsby, Resin Dogs, Ozi Battle

Yo-ville! It's episode #71 of The Allergies podcast. On the show this month we have our brand new joint ‘Never Gonna Let Go' to play you, classics from Daytoner and Noonday Underground, and a heavyweight Tune of The Month from Oz rap crew, Resin Dogs. Plus, a chat and guest mix with Professor Shorthair, all the way from New Orleans. Let's go!

Episode 68. Redbank to Residencies featuring DNO We are honoured to be joined by the legendary DNO of Decipher, Shin Ki Row and the Resin Dogs for the 68th instalment of Beers, Beats & The Biz. Too often overlooked for his numerous contributions, we sit down with an MC that's been getting up since the get down, this is a journey from the late 80's to the festival stages and tour vans of Europe. From the formation of Brisbane's Decipher to joining Shin Ki Row and becoming a full time, touring member of the Resin Dogs, DNO's had a career of highlights and is one of the country's foundation MC's. This is a random conversation that goes everywhere from big day out appearances to DJ residencies, from pressing records to his love of records, DNO's skills have taken him from the western suburbs of Brisbane and across the globe. Thanks to DNO for the conversation and years of dedication. Beers, Beats & The Biz is live now on iTunes, Soundcloud and Spotify: download, rate, subscribe, share and get amongst it.

This week in new music: JJJ crooner Odette, obscure indie outfit Dog Ears and Soul Cough-shoot Ghost of Vroom. Also: Listening audients, stepping up, as predicted, hungover Sunday morning areas, vague Jesus complexes, more bacon, comparative joy, blaspheming against Beasties production, the two sweetest words in the English language, music critic schadenfraude, strawpeople, there’s a lot of it about, crimes of mediocrity, laying up short of the green, Scandiwegian deathpunk, football chants and punishing your plumber with Resin Dogs chat. Next week: Gentleman’s Dub Club, Grande Royale and terrace legends The Fratellis’ debut from 2006. Recent new review albums are in our album review playlist on Spotify, which also has our 2021 tripping balls mixtape featuring our favourite tracks from new albums we’ve reviewed this year. The full list of all the albums we've ever featured on the show and Beeso's playlist for his boys are also available elsewhere on the internet. BALLS and tripping balls are available on their own RSS feeds, as well as being found together on Omny Studio,Spotify and Apple Podcasts (feel free to subscribe, rate and review) - and we welcome your reckons via Twitter, Facebook and email. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ep. 40 - Bulletproof Limousines Ft Dave Dogg Atkins It’s an honour to be joined by veteran Brisbane musician and Resin Dogs drummer, Dave Atkins for the 40th instalment of Beers, Beats & The Biz. This episode is an epic, from Dave’s early days discovering music to his time spent in The Valley’s live music scene and on to his success as a member and drummer for the Resin Dogs and Wolfmother. We chart Dave’s early influences and bands, from his time at Cleveland High alongside Ben Ely through the formation of Pangaea, Regurgitator, Elevation, Happyland and many other seminal Brisbane bands. This episode is packed with stories and history, from the musicians and various label deals to the venues, countries and bands Dave has toured and been involved in, the man’s influence has been pervasive through the Australian music scene. We talk the breakup of Pangaea and the rise of the Resin Dogs, we talk meeting everyone from George Harrison’s son to Lars Ulrich in a London nightclub. We talk studios, touring the globe, engineers and arriving at digging spots in a bulletproof limo. We are honoured by Dave’s presence and all his contributions to not only hip hop, but Australian music. We are live now on iTunes, Soundcloud and Spotify: download, rate, subscribe, comment, share and thank you for tuning in to Beers, Beats & The Biz. Shouts to - https://www.pondscumclothing.com/ Support The Podcast - www.patreon.com/BeersBeatsTheBiz Recorded at Shire Studio - https://shirerecords.com.au/ Brought To You By The Beers Beats & The Biz Team Jake Biz Travis Broi Insideus

James Sobers, also known as Blurum13, is a rapper and producer, born in New York City and raised in Maryland. From 1998 to 2006, BluRum13 was closely associated with London-based DJ Vadim and the Ninja Tune record label when he toured as emcee for Vadim’s live group The Russian Percussion (also featuring beatboxer Killa Kela and DJ Mr Thing). The group was created to promote the album Life From the Other Side (Ninja Tune, 1999), for which BluRum contributed the track “It’s Obvious.” Vadim and BluRum went on to form the hip hop group One Self in 2005 with MC Yarah Bravo, releasing the album Children of Possibility, also released on Ninja Tune. BluRum13 has been a member of several bands, including Montreal-based Bullfrog (featuring Kid Koala, released on Ropeadope/Atlantic Records), and is a member of the London-based collective the True Ingredients. BluRum has also been a featured emcee and live front-man for several other groups, including US3, Fat Freddy’s Drop, Reverse Engineering, Resin Dogs, Aquasky, and many more. In 2012, BluRum13 released a joint project with Manchester artist Matt Brewer, a.k.a. Frameworks, entitled "The Brickbuilders EP." That same year, BluRum13 began a live show collaboration with acclaimed Spanish jazz drummer Mark Ayza, and also founded the dub-hop/electro step group Indigenous Invaders with DJ Toner (Granada). Indigenous Invaders appeared live at the world’s first YouTube music festival “YouFest” in Madrid on September 28, 2012. Support the show (http://patreon.com/IanRutter)

Brisbane's legendary DJ KATCH (Hydrofunk Records, Resin Dogs) doing it large at SOUL OF SYDNEY (May 2014) with over 2 hours of beat heavy FUNK BREAKS, 80'S FUNK, BOOGIE, 80's HIP HOP & r&b joints & beyond. ★ABOUT SOUL OF SYDNEY / Created in November 2009, Soul of Sydney is an independent, artist run collective who are bonded by a love of ‘funk’ based music. Our people include DJ’s, Musicians, Producers, Dancers & Designers who have come together to promote and support the music we love in this city, and the street culture around it. Soul of Sydney Block Party is our regular monthly Sunday musical afternoon feast. Focused on a family orientated get together, DJ’s, Record Collectors, B-boys & B-Girls, and musicians come down to share & enjoy some of the music they love in a completely different environment, outside of bars or clubs. We have an ‘open decks, open mic & open dance floor’ policy just to keep it personal and give everyone a chance to do their thing where locals can come down as our guests outside of a usual club set. Music styles generally sit at a safe middle ground of Soul, Funk, Disco and a fair bit of Jazz & golden era hip hop stuff too with artists James Brown, Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin, Bob Marley, De La Soul, J Dilla, Stevie Wonder, Run DMC, Grandmaster Flash, Larry Levan amongst the playlist. ★❤♫ ♩ ▔

This week: disproportionate arguments over new albums from Scots indie act Honeyblood and Mudbourne pub-punk ratbags Amyl and the Sniffers, plus bringing the heat, metta world core, sacking the drummer, blowing out the mics, way WAY more strident thing, everything is disappointing, unloaded questions, howling not wailing, strong magnetic forces, New Saints, Afrikaan Kaant, getting fake internet angry, frontloading your ideas, Drake vs the Beatles, lone genius tropes, never get Jack White to vacuum your lounge room, can’t we have nice things, new segments, Resin Dogs’ next career move, Homebake Retirement Village, the winery tour stage of life, the Shihad Memorial Festival Timeslot, opening acts and leaning too far into the bit. Next week: new albums from Skepta and the [Racon][Sabo]teurs. Current and recent review albums are in our album review playlist on Spotify (older stuff from 2019 archived here), along with our 2019 After Dark Mixtape of our favourite tracks from albums reviewed this year. Our 2018 AD Mixtape and full list of review albums are available elsewhere on the internet. Get more BALLS and After Dark in your ears via Omny Studio,Spotify and Apple Podcasts (please subscribe, rate and review), and feel free to hurl your reckons at us via Twitter, Facebook and email.

Episode 21. We’re Back: Soul, Sneakers and S950’s With Seany B After an extended hiatus we are honoured to be back up in your earholes with the one and only Seany B. This episode is a relaxed and sprawling discussion that takes us from the council flats of Prahran, to the airwaves of Cairns and on to the clubs and studios of Brisbane. Sean’s legacy is cemented in his contributions to rapping, producing, radio, club DJing, and in this episode we cover it all. We talk everything, from the early influence of Ransom, Katch, Idem and Frenzy on to Sean’s contributions to hip hop as an MC and producer for artists like Brad Strut, Lazy Grey and the Resin Dogs. We discuss where we’ve been for the last couple months, travel, albums, tours, labels, sneakers and sneaker shopping, digging, gigging, demoing and everything in between. This episode is packed from front to back and we thank Sean for his time and all his contributions. We are live on iTunes, Soundcloud and Spotify: rate, subscribe and thank you for tuning in to Beers, Beats & The Biz. Support The Podcast - www.patreon.com/BeersBeatsTheBiz Brought To You By The Beers Beats & The Biz Team Jake Biz Travis Broi Insideus

Episode 20. Making every sound more Def with Jigzaw Geoff aka Blunted Stylus We were stoked to have Jigzaw join us for the 20th episode of Beers, Beats & The Biz. This episode is a journey from the late 70’s up to now with one of the earliest writers, breaker, digger and producer Brisbane birthed. A forefather of culture, Geoff takes us back to painting Brisbane’s first pieces, and on through his lengthy career as a member of the Resin Dogs and on to his friendships with pioneers like Hams and Lazy. In between it all we get a history lesson on the southern suburbs of Brisbane, Triple Zed’s first Hip Hop event and radio show - Just 2 Def, touring, signing with a major label and producing Lazy’s phenomenal Stop N Think. Geoff rattles off years, friends, records, equipment and events while we sit and learn from a master that laid the path for generations to come. This episode is dedicated to the recent passing of DJ Lopsided, and we take a few minutes to honour his memory in our intro. We can never thank Geoff enough for the time he gave us. Like, rate, comment, subscribe and tune into Beers, Beats & The Biz on iTunes, Spotify and Soundcloud. https://www.patreon.com/BeersBeatsTheBiz Brought To You By The Beers Beats & The Biz Team Jake Biz Travis Broi Insideus

This episode is a journey, DJ Katch is a forefather of hip hop culture in this country and there is not much he hasn’t achieved, his energy has been the driving force behind a cultural movement since its incarnation. Beginning in the 1980’s, Katch breaks down the era and how it all begun. From the dawn of breakdancing to the birth of graffiti, Katch has been at the helm of a movement and continues to be active within it. We talk about painting yards and spinning wax, we talk about running a radio show and running a label, we talk about signing acts and signing to a major label, we talk nightclubs, coffee shops and touring festivals. We talk Triple Zed and The B-Boy All Stars, we talk painting Brisbane’s first panel and breaking at Expo ‘88, we talk Phat Tape hip hop show and Rockinghorse Records, we talk forming the Resin Dogs and the origins of Hydrofunk. From winning DMC titles, to his residency at Ric’s Cafe and all the way up to starting a hip hop band and touring the globe, Katch has done it and we can never thank him enough for giving us his time and the story that unfolds. Tune in, share, rate and subscribe. Follow us @beersbeatsthebiz Proudly sponsored by: www.shirerecords.com.au www.ozhiphopshop.com www.vcclothing.com Brought To You By The Beers Beats & The Biz Team Jake Biz Travis Broi Insideus

This was such an enjoyable set ! Sydney DJ, Producers & Beat-Maker DJ SOUP absolutely blessing us with a heavy dose of high-powered FUNK & BBOY Breaks & Latin Vibrations warming things up for NICKODEMUS (Turntables on The Hudson NYC) back in March. TRACK LIST - 1 Good Life Treat by Disco Funk Spinner 2 UNKNOWN 3 Me And Baby Brother by Tony Johns Edits 4 Cramp Your Style by Breakestra 5 Squeeze Me (feat Ben Westbeech) by Kraak & Smaak 6 Funky Tumbao by Setenta 7 45 000$ (Guapa Pasea) (Afrodisiac Soundsystem remix) by Gecko Turner 8 Do I Do by Stevie Wonder 9 Something Better by Beatconductor 10 Can't Fake The Feeling by Geraldine Hunt 11 Fame For Sale (feat Jessie Chaton) by Jean Tonique 12 All We Ever Have Is Now by Llorca 13 I am Every Woman by Aretha Franklin 14 I've Gotta Thing (4U) by Confection 15 UNKNOWN About DJ SOUP / Soup was the chief music provider for local break dancers. It was during his third year at High school he began fiddling with DJ equipment. Soup learnt about the dazzling new music form hip-hop and began developing production skills on crude sampling equipment in luxurious 8bit, his computer had an amazing 2 megabytes of memory. He began digging for samples and was mostly enthralled by Rhythm and Blues, Soul, early electronic music and spoken word records. Soup has recently signed to the reformed Creative Vibes which is now under the umbrella of MGM Groove Merchants. Look out for a new album early in 2010. Soup has remixed Aria nominated Watussi as well as Cookin On 3 Burners, both of which are on the amazing Knowfoowl label. Soup has DJed in many clubs around Australia including a long residency at Tonic and Blue hotel and the legendary Sounds of Seduction with Jay Katz from the Mu Meson Archives. Check him out currently at The Marble Bar, Miss Peaches, Tokyo Sing Song, Palmer & Co, The Bank Upstairs, The Civic Hotel, Cafe Lounge and The Lansdowne Hotel. His sets are always eclectic but the common thread is soul. His first love is Rhythm and Blues but don’t be surprised to hear lots of different styles of music mixed and blended into his sets. Founding the Fonke Knomaads, Soup became producer, DJ and part time MC for the left field Sydney Hip-hop pioneers. They released a 5 track E.P. called "The Hills Are Alive With The Sound Of..." on the now defunct label PoBoy records .Soup moved on to sign with influential Australian record label Creative Vibes . He soon released the groundbreaking Trip-Hop Album "Souperloops". Soup coined the term sampology and his tracks began popping up on several international compilations as well as having an album of the week on JJJ. This was the first local hip hop release to be given such an honour. The album was influential to local bands such as The Resin Dogs and Fretless. Further releases include collaborations with Fat Pizza star Sleek the Elite, the mini album "Eclectro" and the feature length album "From Anuva Planet" featuring Swollen Members and Gift of Gab from Blacalicious . Soup's last release was "Beatroot-The Edible Root of the Beat" which is out on Invada records. A label run by members of Katalyst and Portishead. It is an album true to form with a variety of hip-hop and twisted electronic styles to keep those kids jumping. Check out more of his edits & remixes & original productions here./ www.mixcloud.com/Souperloops/ www.soundcloud.com/dj-soup-original www.facebook.com/pg/DJ-SOUP-161968230523355