Podcasts about Summer Sixteen

We're dropped right into Adaptations Month, and Meaghan and Shirin are fired up about one of the most talked-about YA adaptations in recent memory: We Were Liars by E. Lockhart, now an eight-episode Amazon Prime series.Right away, we're treated to some healthy debate. Shirin adores the book; she champions the writing, the twist, and the mood. Meaghan? Not so much. She found the prose pretentious and didn't enjoy the tone at all. This dynamic sets the stage for a lively and honest conversation that's far from sugar-coated.The book, first published in 2014, holds a kind of pop-culture cult status. It's a staple on “must-read” YA lists and has been adored (and criticized) for its dark twist and dreamy narration.The show adaptation dropped in June and currently holds a 6.6/10 on IMDb and a 63% on Rotten Tomatoes, with both audience and critics matching scores, which the hosts point out as surprisingly rare. There's clear curiosity about how the adaptation stands up to the book and how viewers have received it.Breaking Down the Sinclair Family DramaThe story follows the Sinclair family, a wealthy old-money clan who summers on a private island called Beechwood off Martha's Vineyard. The family patriarch, Harris Sinclair, and his wife Tipper (yes, those are the names) built individual homes on the island for each of their daughters: Carrie, Penny, and Bess. Penny is Cadence's (Katie's) mom, our main character and narrator. Each woman has children, and their interactions form the backbone of the story.Every summer, the family returns to the island, and the teenage cousins, along with Ed's nephew Gat, form a group known as “the Liars.” We watch this group grow, fracture, and unravel across two pivotal summers: Summer Sixteen and Summer Seventeen.Cadence experiences a mysterious accident in Summer Sixteen, one that leads to memory loss, trauma, and isolation. She's told she needs to recover the memories on her own, but no one in her family will talk about what really happened. That's the tension. That's the story.We quickly learn that the family is deeply dysfunctional. The three sisters are competitive, toxic, and frequently cruel to each other and their children. There are fractures built on favoritism, inheritance squabbles, and the oppressive rule of Harris, who exerts power through manipulation.Meaghan and Shirin are quick to point out how relatable and painful these dynamics are, even if they're dramatized through the extreme wealth and privilege of the Sinclair family.The Adaptation: What Worked, What Didn'tThe hosts appreciated the show's ability to visually distinguish timelines, for instance, Katie dyes her hair brown in Summer Seventeen, which makes the back-and-forth between past and present much easier to track. That little visual clue, while simple, goes a long way in helping the viewer follow the complex timeline.They also agree that the show did a good job capturing Katie's slow, painful unraveling. As she pieces together the truth about what happened during Summer Sixteen, viewers are taken through fragmented flashbacks, clues, and unspoken cues from the people around her. There's a slow burn, but one that keeps you guessing.However, the hosts were split on the show's tone. Meaghan couldn't stand how much of the book's prose, which she already disliked, made it into the show. Shirin felt the adaptation captured the dreamy, metaphor-rich storytelling of the original text. They were both impressed, though, with how well the show built out the adult characters, something the book couldn't do because it was told strictly from Katie's point of view.Where the show shone was in its character development. The three sisters were given more emotional weight, especially Bess, played by Candice King (Caroline from The Vampire Diaries).Penny and Bess are both awful mothers, but Bess in particular has a redemptive arc that adds depth to her character, even if Shereen refuses to fully forgive her. Carrie, portrayed by Mamie Gummer (Meryl Streep's daughter), is also given a solid backstory, including a history of addiction and the immense grief of losing her son.One of the biggest revelations is that Katie's conversations with the other Liars in Summer Seventeen are hallucinations. Johnny, Mirren, and Gat, her beloved cousins and love interest, all died in the fire they set together the previous summer. Katie is the only survivor. The moment she remembers the family dogs perishing too hits particularly hard, both for the hosts and the viewers.The adaptation handled this twist masterfully. Even though readers of the book already know what's coming, the visual storytelling keeps it compelling. The Liars appear fully present, interact naturally, and are only revealed to be figments of Katie's traumatized mind much later. The show plants subtle clues, like a little cousin asking Katie for a ghost story, and her replying that Marin should tell it, a chilling line, considering Marin is dead.Characters We Love (And Love To Hate)While the central romance between Katie and Gat didn't work for either host, they found the actors had little chemistry, and Gat felt underwritten, they adored several supporting characters. Eben, a young Black man on the island, was a standout for both hosts. His observations about race and privilege injected authenticity and groundedness into the otherwise opulent storyline.Ed, Carrie's longtime partner and Gat's uncle, also stood out. Raoul Cooley brought depth and warmth to the character, especially given how he was mistreated by Harris and sidelined by the family. Harris himself, played by David Morse, is despicable but fascinating. His subtle manipulation, racism, and emotional abuse are layered in such a way that his true awfulness creeps up on you, much like it does for the family.Shirin and Meaghan appreciated how the show didn't shy away from showing the Sinclairs as morally bankrupt, even when dressed in pastels and smiling for family photos. There's a constant undercurrent of performative unity, especially in the final scenes when they pose for media photos to “look good,” even as their relationships are broken beyond repair.Wrapping It Up: Why The Show Might Be Better Than The BookIn the end, both hosts came to a surprising agreement: the show might actually be better than the book. It doesn't happen often, but the added character development, the expansion of side plots, and the emotionally raw performances made the TV series more compelling overall.What really pushed it over the edge for Shirin was how the show focused on generational trauma, expectations placed on women, and the psychological consequences of wealth and privilege.Watching the three sisters grapple with their roles as mothers, daughters, and wives was more engaging than any teenage romance. The drama of their relationships, the fighting, the denial, the toxic parenting, was, as they said, “way more interesting than the will-they-won't-they between Katie and Gat.”They also discussed the series' ending, which toys with the idea of ghosts and heaven a bit too much for their liking, but concluded that the show's strength lies in its emotional realism, not supernatural mystery.The final verdict? Even if you didn't love the book, the show's worth a watch. It's messy, emotionally complicated, and full of characters you'll both hate and sympathize with, sometimes at the same time.

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticNotorious Mass Effect - Deep Dive with Drake's Visual Architect, Theo SkudraUnveil the artistic mind behind Drake's iconic image.This segment dives into the world of Theo Skudra, the creative force shaping Drake's visual narrative for nearly a decade.Go beyond the music:Explore Skudra's artistic journey, from childhood influences to his signature photojournalistic style.Witness the rise of a creative partnership: How Skudra built trust with Drake, capturing intimate moments on and off stage.Learn the secrets behind capturing Drake's world: From high-octane tours to introspective scenes, discover Skudra's approach to creating timeless visuals.More than just a photographer:Uncover Skudra's talent as a music video director, bringing Drake's music to life through captivating visuals.Gain insider access to life on the road: The challenges and rewards of documenting world tours like "Summer Sixteen" and "Aubrey and The Three Migos."Explore Skudra's creative process: Collaboration with Drake, the thrill of capturing the unexpected, and the constant push to innovate with new mediums.A glimpse into the future:Discover Skudra's filmmaking aspirations, his journey beyond photography, and the potential for a feature-length directorial debut.Get exclusive insights on potential future projects, including the teased "Mob Ties" music video.This segment is a must-listen for any Drake fan or photography enthusiast seeking a deeper understanding of visual storytelling.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/analytic-dreamz-notorious-mass-effect/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Diiamond's buzz began in 2016 with her freestyle atop Drake's “Summer Sixteen” before a menacing 2021 rendition of DaBaby's “Ball If I Want To” sparked a viral flame. Now the rapper is solidifying her position as the unstoppable voice from the Bronx. “I call myself the underdog sometimes, because people may think they know me,” she says. “But they don't know how creative I can get.” Since signing to Def Jam in Oct of 2022 Connie has catapulted her underdog status to rap mainstay all while staying true to her humble roots.  Her relatability, she says, is the reason she's striving in the rap game and doesn't want to come across like she's above anyone. So as her star status ascends, there's a good chance you'll still catch her around the neighborhood she calls home.Diiamond's genuine nature has also led to multiple co-signs in the rap industry. She supported Azealia Banks on tour in 2017, spent time in the studio with Fabolous, and receivedsupport from peers like Fivio Foreign and Remy Ma in which she credits as her biggest female rap inspiration. "Seeing her melanated skin and success in the rap made me say I can do this too." In this interview we discuss not just her music career but important topics like colorism and her health journey with gastric bypass surgery. "I never really discussed this, this is my first time"  Make sure you tune in and subscribe to our youtube channel at youtube.com/jazziebelletv and follow us on social media @womeninhiphop @jazziebelletv @_conniediiamond Women in Hip Hop is a partner of the Double Elvis podcast network. For more of the best music storytelling follow @DoubleElvis on Instagram or search Double Elvis in your podcast app.   

After a long two week's vacation, your boys are going back in time to the sweet summer of 2016 for an official p.o.d.c.a.s.t.r.e.b.o.o.t Bring back the Twitch streams, bring back the drum mics, bring back the BOTS! We're recapping our eye-opening time away from Birdland on Episode 275: the first episode of the rest of your lives.

Ms. Marvel first reactions, DC news, and the Summer of Gaming. Enjoy!

For all those on the come up, this is your episode! One thing we practice to preach is always showing the world that there's a voice out there to let you know to never stop! Today's voice comes from Atlanta's & BBE/YFGB's own YTizzle! Tizzle's story is an story for the underdogs who been through it all, or even just coming out. While his little brother Guap Tarentino & cousin/superstar Future lived their run on the Summer Sixteen tour with Drake, YTizzle was serving his time. Once he came home, his run began immaculately, all while independent with support from Guap. YTizzle's time is raring to come, especially with Wockstar getting ready in the cup! Make sure y'all tune in to this

Drizzy time! On this episode, the Concert Goers chat about Drake and Future's 'Summer Sixteen' tour.

The summer of 2016 was a great one, for more reasons than one. Here are a couple of songs that kept the temperatures hot in Summer Sixteen.

Hailing from Highbridge, Bronx, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, born Artist Julius Dubose, rose to prominence with his 2016 mixtape Artist, leading him media attention, an opportunity to open for Drake and Future‘s Summer Sixteen tour at Madison Square Garden and even a spot on the 2017 XXL Freshman List. Since then, the rapper has released numerous hit singles and two certified gold albums — The Bigger Artist and most recently Hoodie SZN — indefinitely making his mark as the new sound of New York. In this episode, the bronx rapper details his quiet yet prominent rise to fame and why he doesn’t relish in his success. As always, thank you for tuning into HYPEBEAST Radio and MIC/LINE. Please don't forget to rate, comment and subscribe to our other shows Business of HYPE, The Anthropology, The HYPE Report and HYPETALKS.

The Best Of Drake - Part 1 1) God's Plan 2) Look Alive (Block Boy JB) 3) Both (Gucci Mane) 4) Walk It, Talk It (Migos) 5) Portland (Migos & Travis Scott) 6) Free Smoke 7) Summer Sixteen 8) Jumpman 9) Pop That (French Montana, Rick Ross, Lil Wayne) 10) Tuesday (ILoveMakonnen) 11) Trophies 12) HYFR (Lil Wayne) 13) Headlines 14) I'm On One (DJ Khaled) 15) Over 16) Miss Me (Lil Wayne) 17) Up All Night (Nicki Minaj) 18) Right Above It (Lil Wayne) 19) She Will (Lil Wayne) 20) Every Girl (Young Money) 21) Forever (Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Eminem) 22) Successful (Trey Songz) 23) Crew Love (The Weeknd) 24) Best I Ever Had 25) Marvin's Room 26) Aston Martin Music (Rick Ross) 27) Stay Schemin' (French Montana, Rick Ross) 28) No Shopping (French Montana) 29) Sneakin (21 Savage) 30) Where Ya At? (Future) 31) Energy 32) Back To Back 33) Started From The Bottom 34) 0 To 100 35) 5am In Toronto 36) Believe Me (Lil Wayne) 37) F***in Problems (ASAP Rocky, 2 Chainz) 38) Who Do You Love? (YG) 39) Moment For Life (Nicki Minaj)   Part 2 Is Next! Download for free on The Artist Union

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No sports talk for this episode. Chris and I spent this episode paying our respects to the legendary Aretha Franklin, acknowledging an appreciation for Tevin Campbell, mentioned South of the Border (a rather racist amusement park), Why is having children a big deal?!, Calling out Omarosa for being self-serving at the expense of black folks, some dude in Raleigh has no backdown in him... against the police (https://twitter.com/johnstark__/status/1030848905079140353?s=21), and, lastly, what we've seen on the televisions.     

1. Rivals – Usher Ft. Future 2. Luv – Tory Lanez 3. Your Number – Ayo Jay Ft. Chris Brown & Kid Ink 4. Starboy – The Weeknd 5. Let Me Love You – Dj Snake Ft. Justin Beiber 6. We Can – Kranium & Tory Lanez 7. Don’t Hurt Me – Dj Mustard Ft. Nicki Minaj & Jeremih 8. Party – Dj Mustard Ft. Young Thug & YG 9. Tek Weh Yuh Heart – Sean Paul Ft. Tory Lanez 10. Controlla – Drake Ft. Popcaan 11. 1 on 1 – Tyga 12. Property – Verse Simmonds Ft. Kid Ink 13. Hold Up – Beyonce 14. Work – Rihanna Ft. Drake 15. Rewind – Kid Ink Ft. Akon 16. Dope – T.I. Ft Marsha Ambrosius 17. Something New – Zendaya Ft. Chris Brown 18. My PYT – Wale 19. Change – J. Cole 20. London – Jeremih Ft. Stefflon Don x Krept & Konan 21. Sexual – Neiked 22. Sorry – Justin Beiber 23. I’m In Control – Aluna George Ft. Popcaan 24. Right Away – JR Castro 25. What a Night – Kat Deluna Ft. Jeremih 26. Feels So Right – Calli B Ft. K’Coniel 27. Starving – Hailee Steinfield n Grey Ft. Zedd 28. The Life – Fifth Harmony 29. For Free – DJ Khaled Ft. Drake 30. Cash Money – Tyga 31. Get Out Your Feelings – YG Ft. RJmrLA 32. That’s On You – Kid Ink 33. One Dance – Drake Ft. Wizkid Kyla 34. Fever – Vybz Kartel 35. Ova Dweet – Popcaan 36. ATM – Alkaline 37. Champion Boy – Alkaline 38. Hardball – Masicka 39. Training Wheel – Vybz Kartel 40. Most Wanted – Vybz Kartel 41. House Bun Dung – Vybz Kartel 42. Enemy Zone – Vybz Kartel 43. Formula – Alkaline 44. City – Alkaline 45. Company – Alkaline 46. Kill Badmind – Popcaan 47. Weed Is My Best Friend – Popcaan 48. True – Mavado 49. Fresh Jordans – Popcaan 50. Dem Run Een – Mavado 51. World Cup – Popcaan 52. Big League – Mavado 53. Where Were You – Jahmiel 54. My Side of the Story – Alkaline 55. Ill Take You There – Vybz Kartel 56. Money Girls Fun – Mavado 57. Block & Delete – Alkaline 58. Extra Lesson – Alkaline 59. New Level – Popcaan 60. Miracle – Vybz Kartel & Demarco 61. Half Way Tree – Vybz Kartel 62. Loodi – Vybz Kartel Ft. Shenseea 63. Bruck off Mi Back – Konshens 64. Hoist & Wine – Charly Black 65. Culu Culu – Savage 66. Champion – DJ Bravo 67. Non Stop – Pternsky 68. Goodbye to my haters – Mavado 69. Born to Wine – Shurwayne Winchester 70. Party Animal – Charly Black 71. Road – Orlando Octave 72. Master of Mas – Blaxx 73. Girl Meets Brass – Salty 74. Far From Finished – Voice 75. Rock you Out – GBM Nutron 76. On the Low – Preedy 77. Lip Service – Machel Montano 78. Litty – Meek Mill Ft. Tory Lanez 79. Way Up – Meek Mill 80. Hype – Drake 81. Ps & Qs – Lil Uzi Vert 82. Cut It – O.T. Genasis 83. Pull Up – Wiz Khalifia Ft. Lil Uzi Vert 84. Digits – Young Thug 85. Memo – Young Thug 86. With Them – Young Thug 87. Wat You Mean – Dae Dae 88. Spend It – Dae Dae 89. Still Here – Drake 90. PopStyle – Drake 91. I Got the Keys – DJ Khaled Ft. Jay Z & Future 92. Party – Chris Brown Ft. Gucci & Usher 93. Black Beatles – Rae Shremmurd Ft. Gucci 94. Fake Love – Drake 95. X Bitch – 21 Savage 96. No Heart – 21 Savage 97. Maybach – Future 98. Ain’t No Time – Future 99. Summer Sixteen – Drake 100. Law – Yo Gotti 101. Low Life – The Weeknd Ft. Future 102. Facts – Kanye West 103. Panda - Desiigner 104. Push It – O.T. Genasis 105. Bust it – O.T. Genasis 106. Weigh the Weight – O.T. Genasis 107. Right Back – O.T. Genasis 108. Bad & Boujee – Migos Ft. lil Uzi Vert 109. Pray for Em – Meek Mill 110. Money Longer – Lil Uzi Vert 111. Broccoli – D.R.A.M. Ft. Lil Yachty 112. No Problem – Chance the Rapper Ft. Lil Wayne & 2 Chainz 113. All Goes Wrong – Chase & Status 114. Who Knows (Shy FX UK Edit) – Chronixx 115. Side to Side – Ariana Grande Ft. Nicki Minaj 116. Don’t Let me Down Remix – Chainsmokers Ft. Konshens 117. LoveSick – Mura Masa Ft. A$AP Rocky 118. Cold Water – Major Lazer Ft. Justin Bieber 119. Closer – Chainsmokers Ft. Halsey 120. Heathens – Twenty One Pilots 121. Waves – Kanye West Ft. Chris Brown 122. Sex With Me – Rihanna 123. Needed Me – Rihanna 124. Skrt – Kodak Black 125. Formation – Beyonce 126. Too Much Sauce – Future Ft. Lil Uzi Vert 127. Too Good – Drake & Rihanna 128. This is What You Came For – Calvin Harris Ft. Rihanna 129. Give Me Your Love – Sigala Ft. John Newman & Nile Rodgers 130. Perfect Strangers – Jonas Blue Ft. JP Cooper 131. Piece Of Me – MK & Becky Hill 132. The Right Song – Teisto n Oliver Heldens Ft. Natalie La Rose 133. Cheers to Life – Voice 134. Good Morning – Peter Ram 135. Freaky Girls (Dj Tate Roadmix) – Ricky T 136. Caroline – Amine 137. No Limit – Usher Ft. Young Thug 138. Sorry – Beyonce 139. 1 Night – Lil Yachty 140. All The Way Up – Fat Joe, Remy Ma, French Montana 141. OOOUUU – Young MA 142. Famous – Kanye West Ft. Rihanna 143. Holy Key – DJ Khaled, Big Sean & Kendrick Lamar 144. Real Friends – Kanye West & Ty Dolla Sign 145. Everybody Dies – J. Cole

This week we sit with DJ T-Jizzle of Free Bandz and discuss his start from being a 13 year old phenomenon from a “small” town to dj’n the Summer SixteenContinue readingEpisode 13: DJ T-Jizzle

My thoughts on the Summer Sixteen Tour & MTV VMA's

Rishi Bee and Binafza review the stop the rappers Drake & Future made at Michigan's Palace of Auburn Hills with their Summer Sixteen Tour. You'll like this episode so much, you'll want to throw yourself in the rink and date Rihanna.

Much has been said about the millennial generation (aka Generation Y, aka Digital Natives, aka Generation Rent, aka Echo Boomers, aka Generation Me). Are they self-involved, narcissistic, lazy, pragmatic idealists who take a lot of selfies? This week Chris and James conduct the Public Announcement Summer Sixteen Millennial Survey. They ask four core millennials–Amardeep, Carson, Mitch and Rachel–a laundry list of questions to help better understand the largest generation in Western History. Some of their answers may actually surprise you.

01. MISSY ELLIOT - WORK IT (MAYEDA REMIX) 02. RIHANNA - WORK (DELIRIOUS & ALEX K REMIX) 03. FAT JOE & REMY MA - ALL THE WAY UP (GUETTA REMIX) 04. SIA FT. SEAN PAUL - CHEAP THRILLS (TUNER S. REMIX) 05. CHAINSMOKERS - DON'T LET ME DOWN (GOODFELLAS EDIT) 06. DJ KHALED FT. DRAKE - FOR FREE (GOODFELLAS REFIX) 07. MONTELL JORDAN - THIS IS HOW WE DO IT (TILT REMIX) 08. DRAKE FT. JUSTIN BIEBER - ONE DANCE (TILT EDIT) 09. SAK NOEL & SALVI FT. SEAN PAUL - TRUMPETS (DELIRIOUS & ALEX K REMIX) 10. FIFTH HARMONY - WORK FROM HOME (DJ SCENE EDIT) 11. APE DRUMS VS. CHARLY BLACK - THE WAY WE PARTY ANIMAL (PDOT BOOTLEG) 12. DILLON FRANCIS FT. SNAPPY JIT - CANDY 13. A$AP FERG - NEW LEVEL 14. O.T. GENASIS - CUT IT 15. DRAKE FT. RIHANNA - TOO GOOD 16. RIHANNA - NEEDED ME (LAIBERT REMIX) 17. ALESSIA CARA - WILD THINGS (NUKID REMIX) 18. MARTIN SOLVEIG - DO IT RIGHT 19. TEMPTATIONS - AIN'T TOO PROUD TO BEG (TILT REMIX) 20. GALANTIS - NO MONEY (DILLON FRANCIS REMIX) 21. POST MALONE - WHITE IVERSON (DJ RAGOZA EDIT) 22. TUJAMO - DROP IT LOW 23. DEORRO FT. ELVIS CRESPO - BAILAR (BEATBREAKER VS. SMERK BOOTLEG) 24. HENRY FONG FT. RICHIE LOOP - DROP IT DOWN LOW (STEVE AOKI EDIT) 25. DIZZEE RASCAL & CALVIN HARRIS - HYPE 26. G-EAZY, BEBE - ME, MYSELF & I (BB VEGAS BOOTLEG) 27. BEYONCE - FORMATION (ARTISTIC RAW BOOTLEG) 28. MAJOR LAZER FT. NYLA - LIGHT IT UP (QUINTINO BOOTLEG) 29. LUKAS GRAHAM - 7 YEARS (BEATBREAKER BOOTLEG) 30. GHOST TOWN DJ'S - MY BOO (FRANCIS MERCIER VS. POSSE REMIX) 31. DRAKE - SUMMER SIXTEEN (DELIRIOUS & ALEX K REMIX) 32. DRAKE - HYPE (JAMES HYPE REMIX) 33. DRAKE - POP STYLE 34. CALVIN HARRIS FT. RIHANNA - WHAT WE CAME FOR (TILT EDIT) 35. DIPLO & SLEEPY TOM - BE THERE (GENTS & JAWNS REMIX) 36. DESIIGNER FT. KANYE WEST - PANDA (PT. 2 BOOTLEG) 37. FUTURE - LOW LIFE 38. MAJOR LAZER & GRANDTHEFT - NUMBER ONE  39. FUGEES - READY OR NOT (TILT REMIX) 40. OUTKAST - MS. JACKSON (TILT REMIX) 41. RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS - CAN'T STOP 42. DJ MUSTARD FT. JEREMIH - DON'T HURT ME.wav 43. TYGA - 1 OF 1 44. DRAKE - CONTROLLA (BB DANCEHALL EDIT) 45. NINA SKY - CHAMPION LOVER (LADY BEE REMIX) 46. MIKE POSNER - I TOOK A PILL IN IBIZA (COLLIPARK REMIX) 47. JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE - CAN'T STOP THE FEELING (DBB TROPICAL REMIX)

My favourite time of the year is finally here! The Summer brings out the happiness in us and this Mix CD will surely bring out the joyful side of you. Expect the latest beats from around the world. #partywithtriplem Instagram: @djtriplem Bookings: +447770729988

The 10th instalment is here...just in time for Summer Sixteen! Packed with 48 minutes of the latest Hip-Hop and R&B tracks.

DJ D-ROC Presents Summer Sixteen. A mixtape which includes the latest and best dance-hall hits for the summer! Tracklist 1. Mavado - Feel Like 2. 3. Demarco - Collin 4. Vybz Kartel - Hey Addi 5. Chi Ching Ching - Nacho 6. 7. Demarco - Cheers 8. Ishawna - Bathing Suit 9. Vybz Kartel - Summa 16 10. Vybz Kartel - Fever 11. 12. Tanto Metro & Devonte - Everyone Falls In Love Sometimes 13. Vybz Kartel - Lipstick 14. Aidonia - Hey Yo (Pile Up Riddim - Tracks 15 - 17) 15. Aidonia - Dat Ah Di Ting 16. Mavado - Set The Trend 17. I-Octane - Full Mi Cup 18. Teetimus & Tanto Blacks - Lifestyle Rich 19. Alkaline - City 20. Alkaline - Formula 21. Alkaline - Wait Yuh Turn (Ova Dweet Riddim - Tracks 22 - 25) 22. Popcaan - Ova Dweet 23. Demarco - Remix 24. Chi Ching Ching - Puss In Boots 25. Charly Black - Call Often (Bare Vibes Riddim - Tracks 26 - 27) 26. Charly Black - Holiday Time 27. Ding Dong & Natel - Bare Vibes 28. Mr. G. - Never Gonna QUit 29.Vybz Kartel - Coloring This Life 30. QQ - Whine and Step Back 31. Konshens - Bruk Off Mi Back 32. Vybz Kartel - Every Girl 33. Vybz Kartel - Most Wanted 34. Vybz Kartel - Western Union 35. Alkaline - Direction 36. Don Andre - Jog

1. Hasta Que Se Seque El Malecon - JACOB FOREVER 2. GINZA - J BALVIN 3. TRAVESURAS - NICKY JAM 4. GANAS DE TI - ZION Y LENNOX 5. HASTA EL AMANECER - NICKY JAM 6. DUELE EL CORAZON - ENRIQUE IGLESIAS FT. WISIN 7. EN EL CLUB - DELIRIOUS ALEX K FT. LA FIRMA SANTANA 8. TU SIN MI - JEHU EL REY 9. LA GOZADERA = GENTE DE ZONA FT. MARC ANTHONY 10. PANDA - DESIIGNER 11. JUMPMAN - DRAKE FT. FUTURE 12. WICKED - FUTURE 13. IM THE PLUG - DRAKE FT. FUTURE 14. NEW LEVEL - A$AP FERG 15. JIMMY CHOO - FETTY WAP 16. BIG RINGS - DRAKE FT. FUTURE 17. CUT IT - O.T GENASIS 18. ALL THE WAY UP - FAT JOE & REMY MA 19. ONE DANCE - DRAKE FT.WIZKID & KYLA 20. DANCING KIZOMA - ALX VEIZ 21. VAIVEN - DADDY YANKEE 22. TU ME QUEMAS - CHINO Y NACHO FT. GENTE DE ZONA 23. ALGO CONTIGO - GENTE DE ZONA 24. LA CARRETERA - PRINCE ROYCE 25. TOO GOOD - DRAKE FT. RIHANNA 26. WORK - RIHANNA FT. DRAKE 27. CONTROLLA - DRAKE FT. POPCAAN

1. Hasta Que Se Seque El Malecon - JACOB FOREVER 2. GINZA - J BALVIN 3. TRAVESURAS - NICKY JAM 4. GANAS DE TI - ZION Y LENNOX 5. HASTA EL AMANECER - NICKY JAM 6. DUELE EL CORAZON - ENRIQUE IGLESIAS FT. WISIN 7. EN EL CLUB - DELIRIOUS ALEX K FT. LA FIRMA SANTANA 8. TU SIN MI - JEHU EL REY 9. LA GOZADERA = GENTE DE ZONA FT. MARC ANTHONY 10. PANDA - DESIIGNER 11. JUMPMAN - DRAKE FT. FUTURE 12. WICKED - FUTURE 13. IM THE PLUG - DRAKE FT. FUTURE 14. NEW LEVEL - A$AP FERG 15. JIMMY CHOO - FETTY WAP 16. BIG RINGS - DRAKE FT. FUTURE 17. CUT IT - O.T GENASIS 18. ALL THE WAY UP - FAT JOE & REMY MA 19. ONE DANCE - DRAKE FT.WIZKID & KYLA 20. DANCING KIZOMA - ALX VEIZ 21. VAIVEN - DADDY YANKEE 22. TU ME QUEMAS - CHINO Y NACHO FT. GENTE DE ZONA 23. ALGO CONTIGO - GENTE DE ZONA 24. LA CARRETERA - PRINCE ROYCE 25. TOO GOOD - DRAKE FT. RIHANNA 26. WORK - RIHANNA FT. DRAKE 27. CONTROLLA - DRAKE FT. POPCAAN

Alright folks, Phlatt is finally back on his normal schedule and with that comes our normal MoJo. This week we bring to you Deadpool Summer Sixteen. Death comes in 3s... who next? Also, Bob Saget is foul and our late gorilla talk

Its time to get loose on this hIPhOP and eDm one ; ========================================== TRACKLISTS 1. Tokyo 2. Get ugly 3. Oui (Remix) (Clean) 4. We Got Tricked 5. Money Talk (Dirty) 6. Get Up (KSHMR Remix) 7. Freaky Thangz (Dirty) 8. Gangsta Walk (Original Mix) ( Promo CD ) 9. Kicks (Dirty) 10. Segueta 11. So Many Girls 12. Too Good Views (Dirty Album) ( Promo CD ) 13. One Dance (White) (Da Pierre Mix) House ( Promo CD ) 14. Best Friend (ALLxCAPS Remix) 15. Dream Bigger 16. Celebrate (Intro Outro) 17. Watch Out (Taku Remix) 18. Solo (Dirty) 19. Cocaine (Original Mix) 20. Nicky Santoro (Dirty) 21. Seal De Green - Licky (Original Mix) House ( Promo CD ) 22. T.O.N.I.K. (The Only Nigga I Know) (Clean) 23. When The Funk Drops (Clean) 24. MFN Right 25. Turn Up The Bass 26. Takeoff 27. VIP (In My Head) (Misha K and Galantis VIP Mix) 28. Guacamole 29. Little Swing (Original Mix) 30. Pop Style - Drake 31. King Of The Dancehall (White Label DJs Remix) 32. New Level (Bentz & G Rex Bootleg) 33. Dance To The Beat (Extended Mix) 34. Woa 35. Get Loose (Garmiani Remix) 36. Roll That Camera (Dirty) 37. Taking You Back (Afrojack) (Radio Edit) 38. Memo (Dirty) 39. Stupid Hot 40. Drugs 41. Move That 42. Let It Bang 43. Let The Bass Be Louder (Extended Mix) 44. Dibbin And Dabbin 45. Home (Original Mix) 46. Taxi 47. Sax (Afrojack Edit) 48. Birthday 49. All The Way Up (Mark Anthony & BeatBreaker Edit) 50. Gangsta Walk (QUIX Remix) 51. We Wanna Party 52. Formation (Mister Gray Remix) 53. DJ Snake feat. Bipolar.. Middle (Nathan Thomson Bootleg) 54. Wat U Mean 55. Congo Hills (I Feel) (Radio Edit) 56. Still D.R.E. (Manuel Alvarez Bootleg) 57. Pray For Em 58. Cut It (SABER Remix) 59. Not Invited (Dirty) 60. Bailar (DJ Santarosa Merengue Intro) 61. Push It 62. London Girls (OMG) - DJ Femix oluwafemix.com 63. Numbers Up 64. Middle Fingers 65. Uber Everywhere (Remix) 66. Yeah (Olly James Bootleg) 67. VIPs (Dibs & MGM Remix) 68. Will Sparks & Timmy Trumpet - ROMA (Original Mix) 69. Whip Biz (Dirty) 70. Mufasa (Tyron Hapi Remix) 71. Summer Sixteen 72. Throw It Back 73. Dat Ass 74. Get Down 75. Low Life (Intro 76. I Can Tell (Devault Remix) (Extended) 77. Electric Walk 78. Panda 79. Hoe (DJ Squared Acap Intro) 80. Champion 81. Mombasa (Original Mix) HAve fun. DJ Femix

Its time to get loose on this hIPhOP and eDm one ; ========================================== TRACKLISTS 1. Tokyo 2. Get ugly 3. Oui (Remix) (Clean) 4. We Got Tricked 5. Money Talk (Dirty) 6. Get Up (KSHMR Remix) 7. Freaky Thangz (Dirty) 8. Gangsta Walk (Original Mix) ( Promo CD ) 9. Kicks (Dirty) 10. Segueta 11. So Many Girls 12. Too Good Views (Dirty Album) ( Promo CD ) 13. One Dance (White) (Da Pierre Mix) House ( Promo CD ) 14. Best Friend (ALLxCAPS Remix) 15. Dream Bigger 16. Celebrate (Intro Outro) 17. Watch Out (Taku Remix) 18. Solo (Dirty) 19. Cocaine (Original Mix) 20. Nicky Santoro (Dirty) 21. Seal De Green - Licky (Original Mix) House ( Promo CD ) 22. T.O.N.I.K. (The Only Nigga I Know) (Clean) 23. When The Funk Drops (Clean) 24. MFN Right 25. Turn Up The Bass 26. Takeoff 27. VIP (In My Head) (Misha K and Galantis VIP Mix) 28. Guacamole 29. Little Swing (Original Mix) 30. Pop Style - Drake 31. King Of The Dancehall (White Label DJs Remix) 32. New Level (Bentz & G Rex Bootleg) 33. Dance To The Beat (Extended Mix) 34. Woa 35. Get Loose (Garmiani Remix) 36. Roll That Camera (Dirty) 37. Taking You Back (Afrojack) (Radio Edit) 38. Memo (Dirty) 39. Stupid Hot 40. Drugs 41. Move That 42. Let It Bang 43. Let The Bass Be Louder (Extended Mix) 44. Dibbin And Dabbin 45. Home (Original Mix) 46. Taxi 47. Sax (Afrojack Edit) 48. Birthday 49. All The Way Up (Mark Anthony & BeatBreaker Edit) 50. Gangsta Walk (QUIX Remix) 51. We Wanna Party 52. Formation (Mister Gray Remix) 53. DJ Snake feat. Bipolar.. Middle (Nathan Thomson Bootleg) 54. Wat U Mean 55. Congo Hills (I Feel) (Radio Edit) 56. Still D.R.E. (Manuel Alvarez Bootleg) 57. Pray For Em 58. Cut It (SABER Remix) 59. Not Invited (Dirty) 60. Bailar (DJ Santarosa Merengue Intro) 61. Push It 62. London Girls (OMG) - DJ Femix oluwafemix.com 63. Numbers Up 64. Middle Fingers 65. Uber Everywhere (Remix) 66. Yeah (Olly James Bootleg) 67. VIPs (Dibs & MGM Remix) 68. Will Sparks & Timmy Trumpet - ROMA (Original Mix) 69. Whip Biz (Dirty) 70. Mufasa (Tyron Hapi Remix) 71. Summer Sixteen 72. Throw It Back 73. Dat Ass 74. Get Down 75. Low Life (Intro 76. I Can Tell (Devault Remix) (Extended) 77. Electric Walk 78. Panda 79. Hoe (DJ Squared Acap Intro) 80. Champion 81. Mombasa (Original Mix) HAve fun. DJ Femix

It's been a long time, we shouldn't have left you. But unlike Rakim, Dallas has given us plenty of dope in the time we've been away. The culture is moving forward in the city. The unity, the originality and the positivity is all palpable. In a short span, we've had a lot of talent come through the city and deliver great concerts, but the stronger vibe is home grown. Dallas is looking for revenge, all summer sixteen.

DRAKE & FUTURE LINK UP FOR THE SUMMER SIXTEEN TOUR! RESPECK IT!

On this episode of CanCon, the team evaluates the federal government's role in Canadian innovation and its capacity to succeed, which VR headset is most compelling, and if Kanye West and some VCs have ruined music. Canadian content clip: "Summer Sixteen" by Drake (under fair dealing)

Heat Check - New Music & Today's Hits Bringing you tha Heat!! 1. Milly Rock – 2 Milly 2. Bake Sale – Wiz Khalifa Ft Travis Scott 3. Summer Sixteen – Drake 4. Panda – Desiigner 5. Hercules – Young Thug 6. Wonderful – Travis Scott 7. Miley Cyrus – French Montana Ft Future 8. Down In The DM (Remix) – Yo Gotti Ft Nicky Minaj 9. Work out – J.cole (Acapella) 10. Work (Kid Kut Remix) – Rihanna Ft Drake 11. Good Times (Take Dat Remix) – Popcaan 12. Cheerlearder (Rick Blaze Remix) – Omi 13. Party Animal – Charly Black 14. You Know You Like it – DJ Snake & Alunageorge 15. Love Yourself (Remix) – Justin Bieber Ft Partikingz 16. Saved – Ty Dolla Sign – Ft E40 17. Save Dat Money – Lil Dicky Ft Rich Homie Quan & Fetty Wap 18. Money Aint A Problem – Puff Daddy Ft French Montana & Chinx 19. Doin It Well – Fabolous Ft Nicky Minaj 20. Stick Talk – Future 21. Wicked Tunes – Future 22. Blow A Check – Puff Daddy & The Family Ft French Montana 23. F Cancer – Young Thug Ft Quavo & Boosie 24. Brinks Truck – French Montana & Manolo Rose 25. Hey There – Dej Loaf Ft Future 26. Formation – Beyonce 27. Qui – Jeremih 28. Feenin – Lyrica Anderson Ft Kevin Gates 29. 2 Phones – Kevin Gates 30. March Madness – Future 31. Waves – Kanye Ft Chris Brown 32. Might Be – Luke Nasty For Bookings & Inquiries Contact: Tonyblazebookings@gmail.com Stay Connected @blazemusik Insta DJ Tony Blaze Music Submission: djtonyblaze@gmail.com

Armond & Doc return to talk about the ongoing album promotion of Kanye West, how streaming music continues to affect how artists release music, and the return of Drake vs. Meek Mill.

The Tony's are back discussing everything from Meek Mill's pre-emptive strike with "War Pain", to Drake's new lead single "Summer Sixteen", to "NHG's", to new rules of certification in the music industry, + more.

Last week was arguably the most interesting week in hip hop, that we've seen in years! Listen as me and Wiillz discuss the Kanye/Wiz situation, Drake's latest song in Summer Sixteen, Meek's response to it and other top hip hop news... welcome to the 4$ide! FOLLOW US ON TWITTER! @ArdenSportsTalk & @wiillz