Podcasts about Salaam Remi

Vu sur Beatume 166 : Spéciale Salaam Remi Émission spéciale consacrée à un producteur discret mais extrêmement talentueux, Salaam Remi. Ce producteur américain est derrière de nombreux hits du rap américain. Il a énormément collaboré avec Nas ou Wyclef Jean des Fugees. Mais il est surtout l'architecte de l'album Back To Black qui a fait connaitre internationalement la grande Amy Winehouse. Playlist : […] Cet article provient de Radio AlterNantes FM

Matthew Schilt p/k/a Matt Fingaz has a long history in the hip-hop game. He was one of the pioneers of New York's late 90s underground indie rap boom with his label Guesswhyld Productions. He's credited with being 1 of the first people to work with Just Blaze, being a key factor in the start of his career. He did the same for Hi-Tek, Talib Kweli, Mos Def, 88-Keys, Sha Money XL and countless others. Matt was one of the producers of the 1st Hip Hop Show at Lincoln Center,NYC(The Roots, Talib Kweli, Large Professor & Jay-Z).  Throughout the years, Matt has been and still is a go to person for coordinating recording artists, music producers and various other resources in all genres of entertainment. His resume includes such notables as Kanye West (1st major label featured performance for Sony/BMG), Snoop Dogg, Swizz Beatz, T.I., Rakim, Fat Joe, Nelly, Kehinde Wiley, French Montana, Big Boi of Outkast, Ty Dolla $, The Game, Nas, Questlove, Sean Paul, R City, Austin Mahone, Cyhi The Prynce, Sean Kingston, Jason Derulo, Marsha Ambrosius, Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Busta Rhymes, Trina, G-Unit, Raekwon, ODB, Xzibit, Mobb Deep and many more.  Producers worked with: Kanye West, Just Blaze, Boi-1da, Organized Noize, DJ Marley Marl, JR Rotem, Scott Storch, DJ Khalil, Salaam Remi, Rockwilder, Erick Sermon, Havoc, Midi Mafia, The Fliptones, Terrace Martin, Focus, The Nasty Beatmakers, Seige Monstracity, Sndtrak, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Jake One, 88-Keys, Bink!, Cool + Dre  and many more. Recently, he has created his own multi-tiered company, B.O.C. (Business Of Coordination), which specializes in talent coordination, content development, project consultation, artist booking and many other services in the field of entertainment. 

Welcome to the latest MBW Podcast – this time a special podcast entry in our long-running World's Greatest Producers series.Salaam Remi is, by any measure, a World's Greatest Producer. A Grammy winner, he's worked closely – and made timeless hits – with musical legends from Nas to Amy Winehouse, Alicia Keys, The Fugees, and many more. He's also an accomplished music biz executive and entrepreneur. On this podcast, Salaam joins MBW founder, Tim Ingham, to discuss topics including techniques for staying creatively hungry, why he decided to stop actively producing records on his 50th birthday, and what he's learned working with some of the most important artists of all time.Salaam also discusses his own music rights management company, Analog Metaverse, and its new partnership with Warner Chappell Music. (WCM's CEO is Remi's long-time friend, Guy Moot.)MBW's World's Greatest Producers series is supported by Hipgnosis.

One of the greatest sophomore records in the past few decades of music was delivered to us in 2006 by a promising young singer-songwriter, Amy Jade Winehouse. Along with her co-pilots Salaam Remi and Mark Ronson, Amy took a departure from the sound of her debut album and went in a completely new direction...into the doo-wop, girl group sound of the 60s. This decision would prove to be one of the best moves of her career, a move that set the stage for her to create her master work. On January 10th, 2024 The Record Club kicked off the new year with our eleventh session, where we covered the incredible "Back to Black" by Amy Winehouse. This episode goes inside that night. 

In this poignant episode of Dem Vinyl Boyz, we dive into the soulful and raw world of Amy Winehouse with her critically acclaimed album "Back to Black," released in 2006. This album is a testament to Winehouse’s incredible talent and emotional depth, blending modern soul with a retro 60s vibe that captivated audiences worldwide. "Back to Black" features unforgettable tracks such as "Rehab," "You Know I’m No Good," "Love Is a Losing Game," and the haunting title track "Back to Black." Each song delves into themes of love, heartbreak, and personal struggles, all delivered with Winehouse’s distinctive voice and honest, confessional lyricism. Throughout this episode, we'll explore the creation of "Back to Black," discussing the influence of producers Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi, and the musical inspirations that shaped its unique sound. We'll also reflect on Amy Winehouse’s enduring legacy, her impact on the music industry, and how her deeply personal songwriting continues to resonate with listeners. Join us on Dem Vinyl Boyz as we celebrate "Back to Black," an album that not only defined a generation but also highlighted the profound artistry of Amy Winehouse. This episode is a tribute to her legacy, exploring the brilliance and tragedy of a musical icon who left an indelible mark on the world. Taking care of your mental health is crucial, and BetterHelp makes it accessible and convenient. BetterHelp offers professional therapy from over 30,000 licensed therapists. Visit BetterHelp.com/vinyl and use the code "vinyl" to get 10% off your first month. Start your journey to better mental health today. Protect your personal data with Incogni. Data brokers shouldn't control your personal information—take back your privacy with Incogni. Visit Incogni.com/demvinylboyz and use the link to get 60% off an annual Incogni plan. Safeguard your data easily and effectively with Incogni. Eating well is essential for a healthy lifestyle, and Factor makes it easy with chef-prepared, dietitian-approved meals. Get fresh, balanced meals delivered to your door. Visit factormeals.com/dvb50 and use the code "DVB50" to get 50% off your first box plus 20% off your next month. Enjoy real nutrition, made simple with Factor.

This week, Oz, Euphonic and Fluent and joined by, Nyne, a friend of the show as they salute Vinicius Jr. taking a stand in Spain, the nasty double standards around sexual assault conversations, Jonathan Majors getting an award he probably doesn't deserve. Also, your listener letters and the Top 3 STFUs. Pour Up! Song of the Week: A$AP Ferg- "Dreams, Fairytales and Fantasies" feat. Brent Faiyaz and Salaam Remi

This week, Oz, Euphonic and Fluent and joined by, Nyne, a friend of the show as they salute Vinicius Jr. taking a stand in Spain, the nasty double standards around sexual assault conversations, Jonathan Majors getting an award he probably doesn't deserve. Also, your listener letters and the Top 3 STFUs. Pour Up! Song of the Week: A$AP Ferg- "Dreams, Fairytales and Fantasies" feat. Brent Faiyaz and Salaam Remi

Definitely on my travels from NYC to the World, the one thing that intrigues me the most is ART. For sure, The Social Dw33b of Hip Hop made a stop at MUSEZEUM Exhibit at The Legacy NYC in L.E.S. (Lower East Side) and speak with the legendary producer about his exhibit, transition to being an Art Curator, and much more!!!! Check out this interview clip!!! Follow me on Social Media  @reemomeerak_  For Booking Interviews, or Questions: ReemoMeerakBrand.Info@gmail.com Merch Store: https://reemomeerakbrand.myshopify.com/ "It's Hands OVA THE EYESSSSSSSS, IT'S THA 2 up!!!!" #ReemoApproved     --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thecutspodcast/support

Host Bryan Ford is joined by actor and musician Tristan Mack Wilds. The multi-faceted entertainer became widely popular from his breakout role as Micheal Lee on HBO's The Wire and starring as Dixon Wilson on the hit remake 90210. In 2014, Wilds released his critically acclaimed debut album, New York: A Love Story, executively produced by iconic producer Salaam Remi. The album went on to receive a GRAMMY nomination for Best Urban Contemporary Album. He currently stars as "Alonzo Powers" on AppleTV+'s Swagger.  Tristan joins Bryan for the “dish that raised him,” his mom's  Poor Man's chili.    This episode was recorded prior to the SAG-AFTRA strike.   Watch Bryan make his version and Subscribe: Youtube Recipe from today's episode can be found at Shondaland.com Join The Flaky Biscuit Community: Discord  Tristan IG: @mackwilds Bryan Ford IG: @artisanbryan Don't forget to check out Lupus Foundation of America at lupus.org.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back for episode 488 of The Hospital Podcast! Tune in for your much-needed dose of D&B and good vibes courtesy of the one and only Degs!   Tracklist:   Echo Motion & Henry - Headspace Lally - Flicker (feat. REICO VIBES) Keeno - Severn Summers GLXY & Halogenix - Unconditional GLXY - The Void Shy FX - Bambaata (Break Remix) T.R.A.C. - Late Night Connection (feat. Serum) (Benny L Remix) BCee & [ K S R ] - Life, Money GLXY - New Soul (Lenzman Remix) Bachelors Of Science - Light Me Up NCT - Don't Need U Noisia & Phace - Program Metrik - Utopia Logistics - Inside My Soul Voltage - Endless Dreaming VIP (feat. Bulgarian Goddess) Grafix - Alone (feat. Ruth Royall) Dominator & Ego Trippin - Atomic Playboy (VIP) Artificial Intelligence - Desperado D Kay & Lee - Tuning VIP DJ Hybrid - Stand Up VIP Digital Farm Animals & Netsky - Rio Metrik - Electric Echo (feat. GUNSHIP) Anaïs & Hugh Hardie - Headshot (feat. Slay & T-Man) GLXY - 3C Roller Che & Subten - Frozen (prod. Disrupta) Klinical - Real Blue Particle & En:vy - With U Netsky - Everybody Loves The Sunshine (feat. Chantal Kashala & Daddy Waku) Wingz & Koherent - Satisfy Dillinja - Hard Noize (Break Remix) Justin Hawkes - Black Bloc Sigma x Kovic - Strong AC13 - Techniquest Posk & Devilman - Lettin' It Off (VIP) Hologram - Wu Tang BCee - Come and Join Us (Tim Reaper Remix) Miguel - Come Through and Chill (feat. J. Cole & Salaam Remi)    

Miko Grimes Cohosts, Natalie Nunn & Lemuel Plummer Interview, Salaam Remi Interview and More!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Irie Love Taylor (born July 7, 1982) is an American R&B Reggae singer and songwriter. She first gained notice as one of the finalists on the "Brown Bags to Stardom" competition in Honolulu, Hawaii in 1999.In 2002, Love booked a tour as a back-up singer for the artist Pink. She continued as a back-up singer for the next three years singing for such artists as Dave Hollister and Chaka Khan. In 2006, she moved to Kingston, Jamaica to pursue a solo career in reggae music. She became one of the twelve finalists in the Irie FM Red Stripe Big Break Competition.She also sang backup for Morgan Heritage touring the United States, the Caribbean, South America, Africa, Europe and the UK. In October 2008, Love released her first EP entitled Ehiku; on October 18, 2008, and threw a launch party for the EP in Waikiki, Hawaii. In January 2009, she released her 1st international album in Japan entitled "The Life of Love". Irie Love has also been featured on several compilation albums such as The Biggest Reggae One-Drop Anthems 2008 and Coconut Island Vol.1 and Unseen Famili Compilation Vol.1, all of which are available on iTunes.Love performed and recorded with her mentors Salaam Remi, Lee Francis, George 'Fiji' Veikoso and several other producers for her Hawaiian Reggae album for 2012. Her singles ʻIt Is Wut It Isʻ featuring Fiji and ʻMy Loveʻ, have both charted at No. 1 on the Hawaiian Reggae Charts. Her single ʻIt Is Wut It Isʻ featuring 'Fiji' was also featured on Hawaiian Airlines inflight entertainment.

Ebro in the Morning sits down with legendary producer Salaam Remi to discuss his MuseZeuM Pop Up Shop which takes place until May 7! During the conversation, he also discusses and debates some of the top songs in hip hop history, shares some stories from some of his legendary tracks, and his journey. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daru Jones is known for his work with Jack White as well as his list of collaborators that include, Bootsy Collins, Kanye West, Pete Rock, Gloria Gaynor, Slum Village, Jamie Lidell, Talib Kweli, Dwight Yoakam, Nas, Pee Wee Ellis, Lorenzo Jovanotti, Queen Latifah, Black Milk, Salaam Remi, Pharoahe Monch, Rance Allen, Black Violin, Ski Beatz & The Sensei's, and Jon B just to name a few. Throughout the course of his career, Jones has received rave reviews from Rolling Stone Magazine, LA Weekly, Esquire.com, Fuse.tv, the Los Angeles Times, and USA Today (among countless others). He has also appeared on several national and international television programs: The David Letterman Show, Jools Holland (UK), The Colbert Report, Saturday Night Live, and on the iconic MTV. In this episode, Daru talks about:    His new PDP signature kit    Navigating the music scene as an introvert    How his faith has guided his life choices    How to stay grounded when touring    The power to inspire    Moving to Nashville and finding his musical family    New book: Daru Jones play the breaks - Live from Layman Deluxe edition

B. Cox reviews Nas' sixth studio album God's Son as it turns 20. Capping off a productive year, the Queens emcee released his third project in 12 months following up the classic album Stillmatic and the compilation of unreleased tracks The Lost Tapes. It was seen as a continuation of his "comeback". He dealt with problems and distractions during the recording of the album, including his continued beef with Jay-Z and the death of his mother earlier in the year due to cancer. Despite the setbacks, he released an album that was largely critically acclaimed with production from the likes of Salaam Remi, Alchemist, Ron Brows, Chucky Thompson, Agile, Eminem and Alicia Keys.The album featured three singles: the street anthem "Made You Look", the children inspired "I Can" and "Get Down". It was certified platinum and is often cited as Nas' most personal and candid album.Visit The Vault Classic Music Reviews Onlinewww.vaultclassicpod.comSupport The Vault Classic Music Review on Buy Me A Coffeehttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/vaultclassicpodShow NotesAlbumism: Nas' God's Son turns 20 | Album Anniversaryhttps://albumism.com/features/nas-gods-son-album-anniversaryBBC: 16 Albums That Define 2002 https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/3ClfdFXPBSnc7s4cMBrjl4G/16-albums-that-define-2002FocusOnHipHop: Album Review | Nas - God's Son https://focushiphop.com/2016/06/26/album-review-nas-gods-son/ Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-vault-classic-music-reviews-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this episode Colby Colb checks in with Grammy Award winning producer, label executive and creative entrepreneur Salaam Remi who has worked with Nas, The Fugees, Fergie and one of the creative forces behind the late Amy Whinhouse. Salaam was one of the first producers to fuse Hip Hop and Reggae creating a genre of major hits in the 90s and 2000s.   Follow the show@backstorypcc (Twitter)@getthebackstory (Instagram)@BackstorywithColbyColb (Facebook)@colbycolb (Twitter)@officalcolbycolb (Instagram)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Musician and Writer Sasha Frere-Jones joins DJ Louie to discuss the tragically short career and life of the great British soul singer, Amy Winehouse. Louie and Sasha begin by discussing how an early death, perhaps before a pop star has even reached their peak, affects their legacy before diving into Amy's story, how she grew up on the music of jazz greats like Dinah Washington and Sarah Vaughn and ‘90s American hip hop superstars like Nas and Lauryn Hill and the ways that marriage formed the aesthetic of her debut album, 2003's Frank. They then discuss how a painful breakup led Amy both down a dangerous path with drugs and alcohol but also inspired her breakthrough sophomore album, 2006's modern classic Back to Black, a meticulously constructed throwback to ‘50s and ‘60s soul and girl group aesthetics made in collaboration with producers Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi. Louie and Sasha lay out the ways in which that album juxtaposed backwards-looking production with Amy's utterly singular and thoroughly-modern perspective on love, heartbreak and substance abuse, how Black's massive and expected success only exacerbated her problems, the toxicity of celebrity press coverage in the late 2000s, and how it all ultimately helped lead to Amy's untimely passing from alcohol poisoning in 2011. Lastly, Louie and Sasha discuss the long shadow of Amy Winehouse's legacy in pop culture, before ranking her in the official Pop Pantheon. Read Sasha's piece following Amy's death in The New YorkerJoin Pop Pantheon: All Access, Our New Patreon Channel, for Exclusive Content and More!!Buy Tickets to See Louie DJ at Gorgeous Gorgeous At Resident in DTLA on Dec 3Buy Pop Pantheon's New "Niche Legend" Dad Hat!Listen to Pop Pantheon's Amy Winehouse Essentials Playlist on SpotifyFollow DJ Louie XIV on InstagramFollow DJ Louie XIV on TwitterFollow Pop Pantheon on InstagramFollow Pop Pantheon on TwitterFollow Sasha Frere-Jones on Twitter

Join the PATREON Original livestream date: January 27, 2021 Legendary producer Salaam Remi (Fugees, Nas, Amy Winehouse) gets in the hot seat to talk about some of his most acclaimed collaborations, stories from his career, and more. This is a must-listen! https://www.questionshiphop.com The Questions Hip-Hop: Instagram | Twitter Sean Kantrowitz: Instagram | Twitter Salaam Remi: Instagram | Twitter

Im Portrait: Musiker:innen und Sänger:innen honorieren wir regelmäßig in unseren Portraits. In der Musikbranche sind es aber vor allem auch die Menschen hinter den Kulissen, die einen guten Song erst ermöglichen. Salaam Remi ist so einer - er ist Musikproduzent und mitverantwortlich für dutzende Hits und er feiert am 14. Mai Geburtstag. (superfly.fm)

In this episode Salaam Remi talks in his last interview before his retirement. He takes us on a path down memory lane and taslks about his relationships with Nas, Amy Winehouse, and how he worked at Hot 97 with Funkmaster Flex and Angie Martinez!

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A multi-faceted entertainer, Wilds became widely popular from his breakout roles as Micheal Lee on the critically acclaimed HBO series, The Wire and starring as Dixon Wilson on the hit remake 90210 on the CW. Wilds has since starred on notable television series such as FOX's Shots Fired and VH1's The Breaks and feature films such as George Lucas' Red Tails and The Secret Life of Bees alongside heavy hitters Queen Latifah and Dakota Fanning. Not to mention, appearing as the lead in Adele's music video for "Hello", which has garnered almost over 3 billion views, becoming one of the fastest music videos to reach a billion views.In 2014, Wilds released his critically acclaimed debut album, New York: A Love Story, executively produced by iconic producer Salaam Remi. The album went on to receive a GRAMMY nomination for Best Urban Contemporary Album. For his follow-up album, AfterHours, Mack released the project via his label, The Ninety Five Percent and EMPIRE in 2017. The project housed hit singles, "Bonnie & Clyde" ft. Wale and "Explore."In more recent news, Wilds is currently co-starring in SWAGGER, one of the first original series on AppleTV+ produced by Kevin Durant. As well as made his Broadway debut alongside Luke James and Dyllón Burnside in the production of Thoughts of A Colored Man by Keenan Scott II and directed by Steve H. Broadnax III in October 2021. Additionally, Mack made his return to music with his first solo output in 4 years with the single, “Simple Things.”

Hoy hablaremos de la vida de Amy Jade Winehouse, más conocida en las Bodegas Osborne como Damy más Wine. La pequeña Amy nació el 14 de septiembre de 1983 en un suburbio de Londres, porque si no naces en un suburbio, después en la adolescencia no te puedes vestir como un mendigo de una película de Bruce Willis. Criada en el seno de una familia Judía, (que mucho dinero no tenía, pero sí narí para hacerle una PCR con una fregona), vivió rodeada de canciones de Frank Sinatra que le cantaba su padre Mitchell, (que era el sueño de todo cuñado, TAXISTA) y de pastillas que no faltaban en el botiquín de su madre, Janis (que era el sueño de todo adicto, FARMACEÚTICA). Su hermano mayor, Alex, tiene tó la cara del pingüino de Batman. Amy pronto empezó a imitar a su padre e iba cantando 🎶“La Zarzamora” a todas horas por los rincones🎶La maestra escuela estaba tan hasta la mojama de la niña que estuvo a punto de admitir que era ella la que escondía las bolsas negras en casa de Julían Muñoz, pero por la virgen del suburbio, que se callara. Cuando cumplió los 9 años sus padres se divorciaron porque una personalidad atormentada propensa a las adicciones hay que alimentarla con pequeños traumas desde chequeteta. Fue entonces cuando la apuntaron en la Escuela de teatro de Susi Earnsh que por el nombre tampoco es que estuviera la mare mu segura de lo que enseñaba la Susi, pero peor que el tik tok, no iba a ser. A los 10 años fundó su propia de banda de rap en un garaje, que pa eso tienen aparcao los americanos el coche siempre fuera. Y a los 13 se cambió a la escuela de teatro de Sylvia Young, que la echó por hacerse un piercing en la nariz y ella no quería a mamarrachas en su escuela, que luego le bajaban las estrellitas en el Gugel. Menos mal que ese mismo año le regalaron una guitarra y se puso a escribir canciones de lo que quería al noviete y de lo chunga que era su madre que no le dejaba coger Frenadol de la farmacia. A los 16 años se puso el pelo como un nido de avispones, se empezó a pintar los ojos con un rotulador Carioca de los gordo y empezó a darle al Licor 43 con piña en Mallorca. También hizo un apuesta con las amigas para ver quien adelgazaba más y empezó echar los higadillos como si todos los días cogiera una papa de las de sacar el pie de la cama para ponerlo en el suelo fresquito. Amy iba por los bares interpretando sus propias canciones hasta que su novio, el cantante Tyler James, que tiene pelaso y tó la cara de gustarle más la droja que el Cola-Cao, le entregó a su productor una maqueta de la Winehouse y se le pusieron los ojos como al que compró los bitcoins a 10 céntimos. Pero Amy lo mandó a por tabaco cuando la encontró un representante de Universal, que se llevó 6 meses buscándola como al que se ha perdío un billete de 50€ que no era suyo. Así conocería a su futuro productor, Salaam Remi, que tienen nombre de chacina que la ponen en oferta porque no se las llevan ni gratis los empleados el día antes de caducar. El 20 de octubre de 2003 salió su álbum debut “Frank”, por Frank Sinatra, que fue todo un éxito en Inglaterra y Magaluf. Entre la salida de éste álbum y el siguiente, 3 años después, Amy se metió hasta el cardito de los yogú caducaos. Un día fue fresca a desayuná con la madre y la llevó a urgencias porque se creía que estaba mala. Y el 30 de octubre de 2006 salió su segundo y último álbum con el que consiguió la fama mundial, “Back to Black” con canciones como “Rehab” en la que contaba que iba a dejar las drogas Pocholo, que a ella la dejaran en paz con su Bourbon y su drogaporro. Consiguió 5 Grammys, un montón de Récord Guinness y tocarse la rodilla con la nariz sin caerse en un control de alcoholemia. En el 2009 se desinfectó una herida con el aliento y accedió a dejar el chorrito de Baileys en el café y el porro de después de comer. Menos antes de un concierto, que salía como un padre en el convite de la comunión del niño. Lamentablemente, Amy no superó la cogorza que cogió con 27 años el 23 de julio de 2011, aunque ustedes siempre podrán recordarla cuando tiren el cardito de un yogú caducao o compren en oferta el Salami Remi.

Skillz sits down with Salaam Remi to talk through how some of the Grammy Award winner's most icon productions came to be. Follow Us on IG: Salaam Remi: @salaamremi Mad Skillz: @skillzva Hip Hop Confessions: @realhiphopconfessions

Amy Winehouse made music that sounded like alchemy, thanks in large part to collaborators like producer Salaam Remi. Alchemy was something that became increasingly absent from Amy's time outside the studio; in its place were lurking paparazzi, incessant boos, cases of Jack Daniels, and a life-sized gallery sculpture that predicted the worst. For more info on the 27 Club and other great shows, visit the Double Elvis website and follow Double Elvis on Twitter and Instagram. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

As broadcast on December 2, 2021 with plenty of extra live action for your podcast ride.  Tonight we note a remarkable feat by Fela Kuti's eldest Femi Kuti back in 2017 to take Kenny G out of the Guinness Book of World Records to begin the process.  After that, not a lot out in the funk & soul world this week that's new, but we did catch a new Salaam Remi remix of Marvin Gaye along with a new album from Abdullah Ibrahim as well.  For our 2nd hour AMPED feature, Dan Lloyd had a good amount going on in new music for so late in the year, with a BBC live album from Green Day due out along with new tunes from Wet Leg, Frank Turner, and The Wonder Years, the latter of whom are some new holiday cheer.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Femi Kuti – If Them Want To HearPAINT – Tah FardahDr. Lonnie Smith feat Iggy Pop – Move Your HandMike Nyoni & Born Free – Come Back To MeBilly Brooks – Forty Days Part II (31:39)Junior Murvin – Police & Thieves Junior Murvin – Cool Out SonMarvin Gaye – Sad Tomorrows (Salaam Remi remix)The Undisputed Truth – Take A Vacation from Life (And Visit Your Dreams)Abdullah Ibrahim – In-TempoTrevor Lawrence Jr feat Terrace Martin – Good Trouble Part III (59:22)Eels – The MagicFrank Turner – MirandaWet Leg – Oh NoKurstin / Grohl – StayThe Beatles – Get Back Part IV (89:25)Miles Kane – Nothing's Ever Gonna Be Good Enough ft. Corinne Bailey-RaePlanes Mistaken for Stars – The Past TwoGreen Day – Hitchin' a RideJim Lindberg – You're Not AloneJ Robbins – Uncle JohnThe Wonder Years – Threadbare 

rought To You By: https://www.2linedmusichutstore.com | Enter promo code ERP20 at check out to receive 20% off your first purchase.Sound system owner, DJ and producer BOBBY KONDERS from MASSIVE B pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast for an EPICCC and in-depth conversation about his productions. Bobby Konders spoke producing Dancehall and Reggae infused with Hip Hop, getting to HOT97, the infamous Massive B truck, connecting with Salaam Remi to produce Super Cat's Don Dada and Ghetto Red Hot remixes, his connection with Mad Lion, the story behind Collie Buddz's massive hits and connecting with Elephant Man and Vybz Kartel through Bounty Killer. Bobby Konders also spoke about producing worldwide hits for King Kong, Sizzla, T.O.K, Shinehead, Anthony B, Richie Spice, Burro Banton, Nicodemus and many more. THIS IS A MUST LISTEN!!!! Don't Forget To Subscribe. Enjoy!

Alessia Cara uses pop music as a diary. Over the last five years, she has matured alongside her audience, first capturing the highs and lows of adolescence with camera-like clarity, and then documenting her first, tentative steps into adulthood on deeply resonant songs like “Trust My Lonely” and “Out Of Love.” Now, she looks inward—again—on album number three. In the Meantime reflects on a period of intense self-doubt and traces the Grammy winner's slow journey back to happiness. “There's a sense of duality to this entire project, that's the common thread,” Cara reveals. “It's introspection and despair, followed by the first inkling of hope.” The 24-year-old teases both ends of that spectrum on the album's first two singles. “Shape Shifter,” a feisty, mid-tempo bop, represents the dark, while the instantly catchy “Sweet Dream” symbolizes the light. The former was recorded in producer Salaam Remi's home studio—a holy place of sorts for Cara. “I was super nervous because that was where Amy Winehouse wrote all her music,” she says, still in awe. “I remember thinking, ‘Amy if you're out there, please don't let me look dumb!” A sweeping kiss-off that oozes attitude and swagger, “Shape Shifter” has all the elements of a summer smash. “I felt a little mistreated by somebody and a little wronged,” Cara admits. “I was in a period of my life where I was just mad at the world.” She channeled those feelings into a fictional narrative about a cheating husband. “The song would be the wife's response,” she explains. “It ended up just coming out of me. I don't know if it was the universe or maybe Amy really had my back.” “Sweet Dream” is similarly multi-layered. The song explores pandemic-induced anxiety and insomnia, not that you would know it from frequent collaborator Jon Levine's bright, breezy production. “I like writing darker lyrics over the top of a lighter instrumental. I've always enjoyed that juxtaposition,” Cara says. The result is one of 2021's most deceptively hard-hitting earworms and another reminder that nobody does relatable pop quite like the “Here” hitmaker. Speaking of that ubiquitous loner anthem, Cara's early success informs her new music—at least indirectly. “I think being thrust into the music world at 18, I never really had the chance to process my emotions,” she says. “Now that I've had a year of stillness [due to the Covid-19 pandemic], I realize how special and insane that time in my life was.” That's putting it mildly. Cara exploded onto the music scene in 2015 when “Here” became the unofficial theme song for millennials. It went nuclear on streaming services and then crossed over to pop radio, eventually peaking at No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and selling three million copies. Her platinum-selling debut album, Know-It-All, delivered another smash hit with “Scars to Your Beautiful” and she memorably contributed “How Far I'll Go” to the Moana soundtrack. Cara then added further platinum plaques to her collection with “Stay,” a dizzying club collaboration with Zedd, and an unforgettable feature on Logic's “1-800-273-8255.” The Brampton, Ontario native resurfaced in 2018 with The Pains Of Growing, which won a Juno Award for Best Album and cemented Cara as one of the foremost singer/songwriters of her generation. It seems like the magnitude of those achievements is only just sinking in. “The fact that I'm three albums in is crazy,” she muses. “It has been such a wild experience. I don't know if I'll ever fully grasp it.” The experimental, deeply personal approach of “Shape Shifter” and “Sweet Dream” is reflective of the rest of In the Meantime, too. Take “Better Days,” a soaring ballad that details Cara's rock bottom. “I had a little get together on New Year's Eve 2020,” she remembers. “I felt this profound, deep sadness and sense of hopelessness. I went to my bathroom and started crying. I felt like there were no good days ahead.” Ultimately, it was a turning point. “It's when I really started working on myself and was able to get out of that gloomy space.” A lyric from the song inspired the album's title. “So it goes, you live and then you die,” Cara belts on the heartstrings-tugging anthem. “The hardest pill to swallow is the meantime.” But if “Better Days” is a glimpse of the multi-platinum artist at her lowest, “Apartment Song” represents the flip side. Produced by Joel Little, the album closer is about practicing gratitude. “I was finding living alone a little bit challenging,” she says. “Then, one day, I just looked around my place. I just had this moment of sheer happiness, finding joy in being and living alone.” In addition to Joel Little, Saalam Remi, and Jon Levine, other producers that helped craft the dense, multi-layered soundscape of In the Meantime include Greg Kurstin and J Kash along with Canadian heavyweights Mike Wise, Billboard, Doc McKinney, Banx & Ranx, and Boi-1da. In many ways, the album is a snapshot of an artist finally processing the seismic shift of becoming a household name in a remarkably short period of time. Working with this vast cast of collaborators, Cara was able to dig deep, like she always has. But this time, she's doing so with a goal that sounds simultaneously modest and herculean: “I want to make music that outlives me—that's universal enough to hit a chord with people and endure.” 

The Groove Episode 34 feature: Amy Winehouse, Aretha Franklin, Armand van Helden, Bee Gees, Betty Wright, Bileo, Black Eye Peas, Blackstreet ft Janet, Blaze ft Barbara Tucker, Bob James, Bobby Broom, Bobby Thurston, Boyz II Men, Bridge, Bruno Mars, Anderson Paak & Silksonic, Caserta, Chic, Dayton, De La Soul ft Snoop, Deee-Lite, Donell Jones, Earth, Wind & Fire, Emmaculate, Evelyn Champagne King, Fat Larry's Band, Freddie Scott, George Benson, Gerald Levert, Gwen McCrae, Hall & Oates, James Brown, Jimmy Bo Horne, John Davis & The Monster Orchestra, Johnnie Taylor, KON, Lion Babe, Louie Vega & Josh Milan, Maze ft Frankie Beverley, MF Robots, Michael Jackson, Musiq Soulchild, Patrice Rushen, Patti Austin, Peven Everett, Ramona Brooks, Raphael Saadiq, Rare Pleasure, Reel People ft Mica Paris, Rose Royce, Salaam Remi ft Teedra Moses, Shalamar, Sly & The Family Stone, Soul Supreme, Sugar Billy, Sylvester, Teena Marie, The Emotions, The Jackson 5, The Muthafunkaz & Ron Hal, The Players Association, The Pretenders, The Spinners, The Staple Singers, The Tramps, The Whispers, Third World, Thommy Davis, Tom Brown, Tweet, Unlimited Touch and Usher ft Ella Mai. Music selected and mixed by Rob Manga  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An artist who's breakthrough album landed her a grammy and a world tour, alongside U2. An artist who's worked with Timbaland, Salaam Remi and Pharrell Williams, and who writes 99% of her own songs. With huge accolades to her name, the thing I wanted to understand by looking at Nelly Furtado, is how she's morphed and transformed so much throughout her career. With an unconventional sound and a consistent gravitational pull towards worldly sounds which are quite hard to really describe Nelly surprised many with the scale of her success. Now 15years after the release of I'm like a bird… this is a lesson in an artists evolution. By Nelly Furtado. Lex Handles:@lexonthedecks See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Heute vor 10 Jahren, am 23. Juli 2011 endet viel zu früh die Lebensgeschichte von Amy Winehouse. Ihr Wesen: einnehmend, entzückend, entrückt, extravagant, extrem. Ihre Stimme: Nicht von dieser Welt. Ihr Style: Mit nichts zu vergleichen, ein gepierctes Punkrock-Chic, berührt vom Jukebox-Soul der 60er mit Beehive-Frisur, spitzer Augenschminke und super schlanken Beinen in Jeans-Hotpants, obenrum gerne burschikos in britischem Polo-Hemd. Mit einem Herz für Jazz, R'n'B und Soul, Salaam Remi und Mark Ronson, und der genialen Gabe, große Gefühle und echte Geschichten nonchalant in griffige Retro-Soul-Pop-Songs zu verpacken, die komplexer waren als konventionelle Hits. „Back to Black“ hat in kein Schema gepasst, folgte keinem Trend, sondern setzte lieber selber einen, berührte durch Aufrichtigkeit und Direktheit. Wir erzählen mit Amys Hilfe die erst bittersüße und dann tragische Story, wie der größte Popstar der Generation Y, geplagt von Verfolgung durch die Presse und toxischen Beziehungen, sich so lange mit Alkohol betäubte, bis sie sich neben Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain und Co. im Club of 27 wiederfand. Da sitzt sie nun und schreibt weiter Geschichte, mit jedem Mal, wenn einer der Songs ihrer nur zwei Alben kurzen Diskographie erklingt. Dinah Washington, Dionne Warwick, Amy Winehouse - hört, wie Soul einen Schritt weiterging, in Folge #046AmyWinehouse. Jetzt überall, wo es Podcasts gibt.

Episode 15 is here!!!!! HAPPY MOTHERS DAY EDITION!  Keith and Isaac brings us another classic this time for Mothers day (0:00), The fellas thank everyone for their support of the podcast and a recap of the fallout from episode 14 (2:00), Drew lets us know what we are sippin on and gives us an U.S. History fact about Vivian Mildred Corbett Bailey (7:03), John and Drew give an update on what is going on with DOGECOIN and their feelings on the market (15:06), Drew asks Keith an interesting question and Keith proceeds to take it and run down a rabbit hole with it (29:50),  The fellas highlight local business Edward's Gourmet Confections and Fine Coffees (45:52), John and Keith go through their top Subs countdown (56:25), John calls his mom and she gives some cute tales about him growing up as a twin and Keith calls his mom and hilarity ensues (1:25:08), Final Thoughts/Song of the Week (1:49:40)Song of the weekJohn: Butterflies- Michael JacksonDrew: Where you From- DJ Khaled ft Buju Banton, Capleton and Bounty KillahKeith: Black on Purpose (album)- Salaam Remi

In this episode, Natalie and Denzil discuss: Toxic femininity vs. toxic masculinity, deal breakers in dating, the "hoe" phase, artists that shaped us. and more! Songs: Denzil's pick- Bad Guy by Vory Natalie's pick- Dreams, Fairytales, Fantasies by A$AP Ferg, Brent Faiyaz, Salaam Remi

Remember the remix? Remember buying that cassette single because you needed that b-side featuring that new remix? Remember the remix that breathed new life into a track you had just starting grown tired of? Remember hearing the debut of a new rapper on a remix? Remember splurging and buying that maxi-single because it had not just 1 remix, but 2? And don't get me started on the unreleased b-side gems. That's a whole nother episode. The remix is a lost art today, but in the 90s it meant something. Some remixes had different vocals, and some different beats. Some remixes were just flat-out better than the originals. Some remixes started and even saved careers for many rappers and producers. Remember the first time you heard On The Run? What about the incredible Stress remix? Remember hearing Mos Def on the Stakes Is High Remix? Episode 65 is our first installment of our Remix series. Thanks to guys like Pete Rock, Marley Marl, DJ Premier, DJ Muggs, Salaam Remi, Large Pro, Da Beatminerz, Diamond D and Buckwild to name a few, the remix became a staple in 90s hip-hop. We got 68+ remixes on Episode 65 and we're just getting warmed-up, too! At the break, the gang discusses the beauty of the remix. We pick our favorites in each set (3) and take you down music memory lane with stories mixed-in with some unexpected hilarity. This is easily one of our best episodes, ever! www.takeitpersonalradio.com www.patreon.com/TakeItPersonal Follow us on Instagram @ takeitpersonalradio

Remember the remix? Remember buying that cassette single because you needed that b-side featuring that new remix? Remember the remix that breathed new life into a track you had just starting grown tired of? Remember hearing the debut of a new rapper on a remix? Remember splurging and buying that maxi-single because it had not just 1 remix, but 2? And don't get me started on the unreleased b-side gems. That's a whole nother episode. The remix is a lost art today, but in the 90s it meant something. Some remixes had different vocals, and some different beats. Some remixes were just flat-out better than the originals. Some remixes started and even saved careers for many rappers and producers. Remember the first time you heard On The Run? What about the incredible Stress remix? Remember hearing Mos Def on the Stakes Is High Remix? Episode 65 is our first installment of our Remix series. Thanks to guys like Pete Rock, Marley Marl, DJ Premier, DJ Muggs, Salaam Remi, Large Pro, Da Beatminerz, Diamond D and Buckwild to name a few, the remix became a staple in 90s hip-hop. We got 68+ remixes on Episode 65 and we're just getting warmed-up, too! At the break, the gang discusses the beauty of the remix. We pick our favorites in each set (3) and take you down music memory lane with stories mixed-in with some unexpected hilarity. This is easily one of our best episodes, ever! www.takeitpersonalradio.com www.patreon.com/TakeItPersonal Follow us on Instagram @ takeitpersonalradio

HIGHER HEIGHTS 8: HIGH GRADE FOREVER Salaam Remi & Stephen Marley – 40 Days & 40 Nights Jah9 – Marijuana Jesse Royal – Finally Deep Jahi – Till A Morning DJ Khaled ft Buju Banton & Sizzla – Holy Mountain Buju Banton – Ganja Man Tanya Stephens – Four20 Jesse Royal & Charly Black – Herbalist Party Christopher Martin ft Azuzu – Pass Me A Blunt Papa San – Herbs In The Morning Sean Paul – Marijuana Mi Love Super Cat – Too Greedy Red Dragon – Light My Spliff Beenie Man & Sanchez – Marijuana Vybz Kartel – Solomonic Chronic Zamunda – Marijuana Jahvillani – Wileside Government Chronic Law – Peak Jigsy King – Give Me The Weed (Hip Hop rmx) Bounty Killer – High Grade Forever (FG RMX) Rick James – Mary Jane Redman – Smoke Buddah Berner & Chronixx – Meditation Gage – Weed Law Govana – Getaway Popcaan – One Thing Alkaline – Direction Chi Ching Ching – Chingston City Mr Vegas – Weed Day Busy Signal – Wet Spliff Skillibeng – Weed Baby I-Octane – Mi Know Seh Chronic Law & Kash – Good Weed Teejay – Henne & Weed Skillibeng – Fifty Bag Teejay – Weed Morning Liquid – Epican Daddy1 – Floating Vybz Kartel – Drone Dem

Host Emily Scott interviews Emily Gallagher, a Democrat running for NY State Assembly - 50th District (North Brooklyn). You can learn more about her at https://www.emilyforassembly.com/. Matthew Schneeman, Jasmin Smith, and Sarah Weck all present stories related to -- what else? -- the coronavirus. Host Theresa Robbinson presents the music selections for the week, which are: "Use Me" by Bill Withers, "Drama" by Erykah Badu, and "Carrot Juice" by Salaam Remi & Terrance Martin. 

Please excuse our tardiness, as the technology gods insisted on holding episode 2 hostage for a couple days. Since our attempt to recap 2019 on episode 1 took so long, we're using this episode to catch up on the releases of January 2020. New eclectic, yet cohesive Salaam Remi; deciphering our feelings about Moneybagg Yo; new joints by Stormzy, Mick Jenkins, and oh look, OG Maco is here. Plus: Tai doesn't understand "Life Is Good," and when trying to force an audience to rock with you goes wrong. Make sure you visit www.istandardproducers.com to check out our full Credit Checks and Chopping Block reviews... and, as always SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL CREATORS. This episode was recorded on the go, using Izotope Spire Studio Hosted by @Cizzurp215 and @SaintBoogie Produced by Anatome for @istandard --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thechopblockpod/support

This week on the 'MOC Mix Party' with Metro Beatz, you'll hear music from Kiana Lede, Kojo Funds, Jadakiss, Rotimi, Salaam Remi and more..Listen live every Friday afternoon at 2pm on mocradio.com

Daru Jones is one of the most sought after drummers on the scene today and we're honored to have him as our guest for episode 7 of The Rich Redmond Show!   Born in Michigan to two professional musicians, he began playing the drums at the age of four. Though he got his start in the church, Jones has been influenced by musicians from a wide range of genres.   ****Watch this episode at https://youtu.be/tORt6Qwyzkw and subscribe to the podcast: http://hyperurl.co/4dwoxc   These eclectic musical tastes have carried over into his own career as he has recorded, performed, and toured with renowned artists and producers such as: Jack White, Nas, Talib Kweli, Black Milk, Salaam Remi, Lorenzo Jovanotti, Sturgil Simpson, Kim Burrell, Rance Allen, Esparanza Spalding, Black Violin, Ski Beatz & The Sensei's, and Jon B.   Receiving rave reviews from: Rolling Stone Magazine, LA Weekly, and USA Today he has also appeared on several national and international television programs: The David Letterman Show, Jools Holland (UK), The Colbert Report, Saturday Night Live, and MTV.   Jones has been the “go-to-drummer” in the hip hop game for nearly a decade. He has shared the stage with legends and emerging stars alike, including: Raekwon, Curren$y, Theophulis London, Pharoahe Monch, Jean Grae, Black Moon, Slum Village, Black Sheep, Digable Planets, Camp_Lo and Large Professor.   Jones is also a sought-after producer and boutique label owner who develops talent and releases music through his imprint, RUSIC RECORDS, LLC.   2015 he performed on “Lazaretto”, the first single from Jack White's second solo album of the same name, and helped White to earn a 2015 Grammy for Best Rock Performance.   Daru is a new Nashville resident and continues to reinvent his playing. He has also opened the doors to signature product design with his signature drumsticks with Ahead and the PDP drums New Yorker Drumset as well as Paiste PSTX DJ Cymbals.   In this episode Rich, Jim and Daru discuss:   -The difference of the creative energies of New York, Nashville and Los Angeles   -Creative attributes of the astrological sign LEO   -Everything happens when it's supposed to   -How to think like a businessman   -The art of working with a DJ   -Hip spots to hang out in the “new” Nashville   -The responsibility of successful people to “pay it forward”   -Finding your path and owning it   -Actions speak louder than words   -Embracing and growing with new technology   -Getting so good that your heroes become your friends   -How Daru became the subject of the documentary “Influential Style”   Follow Daru: @darujones www.facebook.com/darujones/   The Rich Redmond Show is about all things music, motivation and success. Candid conversations with musicians, actors, comedians, authors and thought leaders about their lives and the stories that shaped them. Rich Redmond is the longtime drummer with Jason Aldean and many other veteran musicians and artists. Rich is also an actor, speaker, author, producer and educator. Rich has been heard on thousands of songs, over 25 of which have been #1 hits! Rich can also be seen in several films and TV shows and has also written an Amazon Best-Selling book, "CRASH! Course for Success: 5 Ways to Supercharge Your Personal and Professional Life" currently available at: https://www.amazon.com/CRASH-Course-S...   Follow Rich: @richredmond www.richredmond.com   Jim McCarthy is the quintessential Blue Collar Voice Guy. Honing his craft since 1996 with radio stations in Illinois, South Carolina, Connecticut, New York, Las Vegas and Nashville, Jim has voiced well over 10,000 pieces since and garnered an ear for audio production which he now uses for various podcasts, commercials and promos. Jim is also an accomplished video producer, content creator, writer and overall entrepreneur.   Follow Jim: @jimmccarthy www.jimmccarthyvoiceovers.com

It's an addiction. It's something that not only has changed lives but saved lives. “The sweetest thing I've ever known. Just like a kiss on a collar bone” - Lauryn Hill. Music has been the biggest part of my heart, brain, and life for as long as I can remember. I started The Idea Fountain: Life Changing Conversations but to date we have never really talked about music. I think that's because a lot of music interviews can be promotional. When it comes to artists who have changed my life… I mean artists not songs…. There's 2Pac. He's not available. Kathleen Hanna and the Riot Grrrl movement really shaped who I am today (still working on that). There IS one person that worked created SO much music, that somehow got woven into the identity, memories, and culture of who I am that my life is forever changed - it's Salaam Remi. We're talking Fugees, Nas, and Amy Winehouse just to name a few. In true “Sawubona” fashion he sees artists, who are artists, in every sense of the word. He grew up loving the radio. And he's one of the best guys in music. We started talking music and the floodgates opened - this is the longest Idea Fountain episode to date but there are also so many gems. Enjoy!

This week on the 'Chillmode' With LC aka Metro Beatz, Chill with music from Basic Black, Kool & The Gang, Dwele, Montell Jordan, Salaam Remi and more!!..Listen every Sunday night 10pm on www.mocradio.com

Welcome to this giant sized edition of The Rap Report! Today we talked about our regionalized hip-hop tastes, A$AP Rocky's jailing in Sweden in disgusting conditions and Crissle and Joe Budden's controversy over this issue, and a couple albums. The new music is Joell Ortiz and Salaam Remi's BoxTalk EP, and Madlib and Freddie Gibbs' Bandana album. If you make it to the end, you must really love this shit so you ought to share it with everyone!

On Episode 23 Blake is flying solo to talk about all the recent free agent singings and trades in the NBA (3:22). He also announces 2 new podcasts coming in the next week (24:26) and gives us some of his favorite summer tunes right now as the intro music. Intro Songs: 1. L.T.D. - Love Ballad (ft. Jeffrey Osborne) 2. Salaam Remi & Joell Ortiz - Shake Dat Je'llo 3. Ye Ali - Oceans Download and Subscribe to "The Blake Mayfield Podcast" on iTunes, Spotify, Soundcloud & Youtube!

01. Say Less – Ashanti ft. Ty Dolla $ign [0:00]02. Me So Bad – Tinashe ft. Ty Dolla $ign & French Montana [3:08]03. Uno Más – N.O.R.E. ft. Pharrell Williams [5:58]04. The Light Is Coming – Ariana Grande ft. Nicki Minaj [8:58]05. 4 Days – Belly ft. YG [12:40]06. Faded Love [Vertical Video] – Tinashe ft. Future [15:44]07. The Light – Jeremih & Ty Dolla $ign [19:02]08. Left, Right – Casanova ft. Chris Brown & Fabolous [21:29]09. Ashanti Remix – Fabolous ft. Ashanti [24:48]10. Come Through And Chill – Miguel ft. J. Cole & Salaam Remi [29:21]11. Love You Better – King Combs ft. Chris Brown [33:46]12. Kream – Iggy Azalea ft. Tyga [37:43]13. Pick It Up – Fat Joe & Dre [40:37]14. Hide & Seek – Early ft. Jadakiss [43:45]15. What You Want – Belly ft. The Weeknd [46:41]16. Real Thing – Tory Lanez ft. Future [49:33]17. Save It For Me – Yo Gotti ft. Chris Brown [53:31]18. Don't Judge Me – Ty Dolla $ign ft. Future & Swae Lee [57:19]19. Melanin Magic [Pretty Brown] – Remy Ma ft. Chris Brown [1:00:30]20. No Drama – Tinashe ft. Offset [1:03:36]21. Accelerate – Christina Aguilera ft. Ty Dolla $ign & 2 Chainz [1:06:34]22. Inside – Jacquees ft. Trey Songz [1:10:01]23. Doves In The Wind – Sza ft. Kendrick Lamar [1:13:47]

Anthony reviews new releases by Soap&Skin, Meek Mill, and Black Thought & Salaam Remi. He also shares his picks for the 61st Grammy Awards.

Black Business of the Week: DARLYNG & CO. | https://www.darlyngandco.com | https://www.instagram.com/darlyngandco In this episode: - Dwight Howard - Washington Wizards Are Trash - Jersey Scammers - Christmas Prep WYBLT: Remy - Ari Lennox, "Whipped Cream" https://open.spotify.com/album/0iIxUPhZ7DRf6nYNE9ksFo - Sam Cooke, "A Change Is Gonna Come" https://open.spotify.com/track/0KOE1hat4SIer491XKk4Pa Boom - JID, "DiCaprio 2" https://open.spotify.com/album/5QTC2PR0kH8CbzlgLczD1M Cannon - The Diplomats, "Diplomatic Ties" https://open.spotify.com/album/2urMVWyujjA4uMYxeB1jGR - JR Writer x Hell Rell x 40 Cal., "The Upstage" https://open.spotify.com/album/4WQTT18MHksk4ktwJ87NJf - Benny The Butcher, "Tana Talk 3" https://open.spotify.com/album/5OsHMGOg6lRV9REoVxbcWA - Black Thought x Salaam Remi, "Streams Of Thought Vol. 2" https://open.spotify.com/album/2n0FFAjcpKIALNWOvDw1Ry Email: podcast@defconjive.com | Twitter: https://twitter.com/dcjpodcast | Patreon: https://patreon.com/defconjive

Salaam Remi—producer behind hits for Amy Winehouse, Miguel, Nas and more—joins TMS to debate the past, present, and future of the ballad.

In mid-February love is always in the air, but is it in the groove? Salaam Remi—producer behind hits for Amy Winehouse, Miguel, Nas and more—joins TMS to debate the past, present, and future of the ballad. From Sinatra's stylings and Miles's blues, to Marvin's longings and Drake's feelings, the Snobs dive into the heart of the love song only to discover the soul of the slow jam. Before leaving, Salaam and the fellas nominate their pick for greatest break-up song of all time. Happy Valentine's Day, y'all! Special Guest: Salaam Remi.