Podcasts about ruff sqwad

On Episode 1 of Album Cuts I sat down with the two founding members of the legendary Grime crew RUFF SQWAD and we discussed how the crew formed, how they got their names, their favourite Ruff Sqwad instrumentals, Stormzy’s hit ‘Shut Up’ being an original Ruff Sqwad instrumental (who got paid?), why both Shifty and Slix stopped making music, Tinchy Stryder’s come up and success, Dizzee Rascal’s ‘Boy In Da Corner’ album and what it meant to them, Kano’s career and best album, their thoughts on the Grime scene and the UK music scene today, Wiley, Ruff Sqwad Arts Foundation, Recording Guns and Roses volumes 1 & 2, who's the best MC in the crew?, fondest memories in music, and much much more. Host: Yusuff Instagram and Twitter: @bigmanyus Podcast: Instagram: @album_cuts Guests: Shifty Rydos Twitter and Instagram: @ShiftyRydos Slix Twitter: @slix_fleeingham Instagram: @Slixfleeingham

#WhoInfluencedMe - The Lifestyle. The Insight. The Music The family is BACK as I'm joined by Michs and Eman as well as E300's finest BIG S.O LARGE We speak about; - The early days of joining Mucky Wolfpack - Going to same school (St. Bonaventures) as the likes of D Double E, Demon, Mak10, Esco. As well as being in the same year as Tinchy Stryder, Treble Clef, DJ Jampak, Tribal Man Margz, Gracious K plus more - His relationship with Stamina Boy and Mercston - His views and opinions on past and modern day E3 - How he linked up with Ruff Sqwad - plus his opinion on Tinchy Stryder's chart success - Featuring on the cult classic 'Real-ion' by Fresh - Returning back to music - Linking up with Ghetts - The importance of radio sets (specifically The Grime Show and Pirate Mentality) - Clashing Capo Lee on Rinse FM and Kiss - Adjusting towards working with the younger generation of MC's/DJ's - Announces his new EP 'Esso' (featuring the likes of Ghetts, SafOne, Grim Sickers, Teddy Music plus more)

The #TBC Podcast returns for another special edition featuring regular hosts Mikill Pane and Rebecca Judd, as well producer Ren here to talk to another very special guest. The gang were joined in our GRM HQ by scene originator Rapid - formerly Prince Rapid - bad boy producer and a seminal member of Ruff Sqwad. He came through to touch on his career so far, which spans the history of grime itself, as well as a couple of detours along the way. Rapid speaks on on the feds shutting down shows, mental health, mad gun-filled raves, as well as Stormzy and "Shut Up". See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#WhoInfluencedMe - the ONLY GRIME podcast, where I'm joined by Michs and 1awaystyle take a trip down 140 Grime Street - I was joined by Grime LEGENDS and Originators Prince Rapid & Slix from the classic Ruff Sqwad collective plus their young upcoming MC Ashtro We speak about; - The earlier days of Ruff Sqwad - The role that Wiley played in their careers - How Rapid, Dirty Danger, Scholar & Slix have been able to keep their production sound so distinctive and consistent - Their thoughts on Stormzy, Chip, R.S. and others' using their instrumentals - Where is Mad Max? - Their relationships with Tinchy Stryder during his pop stages plus personal thoughts on the Chuckle Brothers collaboration - Any conflict amongst Ruff Sqwad - Why did Slix choose to stop making music and what made him come back - Was there a difference between Flee Gang and Ruff Sqwad - Did Dizzee Rascal use them for street credibility and should he have signed them? PLUS a FIRST-EVER #WhoInfluencedMe freestyle from Ashtro

Né de l’union improbable entre le logiciel Fruity Loops et un PC d’occase, le grime est apparu dans le quartier de Bow à Londres au début des années 2000. Retour éclairé sur les piliers d’un style émergeant, parent du dancehall et du hip-hop mais trop souvent confondu avec ce dernier.Animé par Mehdi Maizi avec Aurélien Chapuis (@lecaptainnemo) et Nicolas Pellion (@purebakingsoda). Invitée : Christelle Oyiri (@crystallmess, Red Bull Music Academy).RÉFÉRENCES CITÉES DANS L'ÉMISSION :Kanye West (album : The College Dropout, 2004), Daft Punk, Stormzy, Drake, Skepta, Boy In The Corner, Dizzee Rascal, Ruff Sqwad, White Label Classics, Prince Rapid, Rinse FM, DejaVu FM, Meridian, Nasty Crew, JME, DJ Slimzee, Lee Scratch Perry, Wiley, D Double E, Getz, Bashy, Heartless Crew, Pay As You Go Cartel, DJ Target, Roll Deep, Gatsby Le Magnifique (The Great Gatsby - Baz Luhrmann, 2013), Boy in da Corner (Dizzee Rascal, 2003), Chief Keef, E-40, Shakira, Brodinski, Home Sweet Home (Kano, 2005), The Streets, Newham Generals (Best Of Newham Generals Vol.1, 2006), Dipset, The Police, Just Blaze, No Hats No Hoods, Channel U, Keysound Recordings, Local Action, Coyote Records, Oil Gang, Simon Weatley, Crazy Titch, Tim Westwood, Top Boy. COUPS DE COEUR DE LA SEMAINE :Christelle Oyiri : Keysound Recordings, Local Action, Coyote Records, Oil Gang. Nicolas Pellion : Don't Call Me Urban! - The Time of Grime, un livre de Simon Weatley paru (2010) http://www.dontcallmeurban.com/ Aurélien Chapuis : Skepta, The Tim Westwood Mix https://soundcloud.com/timwestwood/skepta-the-westwood-mixPLAYLIST DE L’ÉMISSIONhttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGt4caHD8XatkULZHWms4LYZM3naiuUvURETROUVEZ NOFUN SUR LES INTERNETS :www.facebook.com/NoFunShowtwitter.com/NoFunShow www.dailymotion.com/nogameshowwww.youtube.com/channel/UCOQc7plmG6-MlPq7-CD3T7Awww.mixcloud.com/NoFunShow/www.deezer.com/show/13867www.stitcher.com/podcast/nofun/CRÉDITS :Enregistré le 9 novembre 2015 au Tank à Paris (11ème). Moyens techniques : Le Tank. Production : Joël Ronez - Iris Ollivault / TempsMachine.NET. Réalisation : Sébastien Salis. Générique : extrait de "Tyra Banks" de Nodey (Atrahasis EP) réalisé par Nodey. Image : Eskimo (Wiley Kat Records). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

www.amppod.com AMPpod Podcast - Episode 92 Here is the track listing for the ninety second episode of AMPpod. Enjoy! 1. “Piece of My Heart” by Janis Joplin 2. “The Girl, The Gold Watch, and Everything” by Literature 3. “Together” by Ruff Sqwad 4. “New Name” by Sinkane 5. “Big Fun” by Inner City 6. “A Communion With These People” by Dalhous 7. “For Real" by Amel Larrieux 8. “Your Deep Rest” by The Hotelier 9. “Need You Tonight” by INXS 10. “Rain Ruins Revolution” by Let's Wrestle 11. “Glimpse Of A Time” by Broken Twin

Mixpak FM 51 comes from Danish producer and DJ, Why Be. He joins the likes of Total Freedom, Kingdom and Lil Internet with one of the most un-googleable names ever, alongside his productions and remixes that toy with the outer edges of underground music. His Mixpak FM brings together UK vibes, from Ruff Sqwad to Pulse X, through commercial US music thrown off key, and his own edits. Soundtrack to your Second Life rave.