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Osage (pronounced Oh-Sage) is the electronic music making alter ego of Philadelphia based dj/producer lil'dave. The man behind Osage is best known as a veteran DJ on the Philly nightclub scene and as a member of the highly respected dj crew Illvibe Collective. He has also been a fixture on the radio as the co-host of the internationally known broadcast Eavesdrop Radio. As a recording artist, he has released music under various aliases for record labels such as BBE Records, Tru Thoughts, Record Breakin’ Music, Soulspazm, and First Word Records. He has collaborated with and remixed a diverse range of artists such as RJD2, Lady Alma, Ty, Ryat, Captain Planet, Foremost Poets, and more. 

The Osage sound is an amalgamation of musical influences such as deep house, samba, African rhythms, futuristic r&b, boogie, uk garage, salsa, broken beat, and soul. His music is built from slightly unorthodox drum programming, layers of synthesizers, and a focus on bringing the soulfulness out of the machines he is working with. Over the years, he has been building a solid reputation by creating a catalog of clever dance floor edits, remixes, and original tracks which have been supported by notable tastemakers such as Gilles Peterson.

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Osage - Guanguan Riddim

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Singer Jerome Thomas joins fellow Londoner, producer and DJ Warren Xclnce combine silky smooth vocals with a broken, free-flowing downtempo beat with Ezra Collective's Joe Armon Jones on keys.

Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2017/12/04/premiere-jerome-thomas-warren-xclnce-feat-joe-armon-jones-didnt-know/
Listen on Youtube: http://bit.ly/didnt-know

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Jerome Thomas & Warren Xclnce feat. Joe Armon Jones - Didn't Know

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Get Your Freak On (DHB Re-Freak)

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Little Trees (Nick Bike Remix) - Kordoroy Floyd & The Stunt Man

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Sat 2/9/19
Al Jackson Show 217

We had the legendary soul brother, Al Jackson on for show 217. A show filled with soul hip-hop, electronic soul, nu-jazz and all things fresh. 

Get in the Circle. Feel the Soul.

Plus featuring new music from: Laura Misch, quickly, quickly, Reginald Omas Mamode IV, Miles Bonny, Mecca:83, & many more!

1st Segment - DJ Mza

01 ideism - Relaxation
02 Laura Misch - Hibernate
03 Mecca:83 & Es-K - Meridian
04 yutaka hirasaka - Anytime Anywhere
05 J Dilla - Requiem (Feat. Allan Barnes)
06 Mark Ronson - Rashi (Outro)
07 Al Jackson - Spanish Jointz 1
08 MentPlus - Connections
09 quickly, quickly - Swingtheory
10 Reginald Omas Mamode IV - Music Is My Heaven (Feat. Tenderlonious)
11 Robot Oxford - The Danger's of Dreaming w/ Mal
12 Skyzoo - Forever in a Day
13 Suff Daddy - Late Night Suff (feat. Miles Bonny)
14 Zebrahim - Zizzle
15 Gallant - Miyazaki
16 Les Nubians - Tabou feat The Roots
17 Robot Oxford - Run Drummer Run
18 Children Of Zeus - Won't End Well (Produced by Black Milk)
19 Dirg Gerner ft. Fatima - Rubies & Diamonds (Keadz Remix)
20 Gianna Charles - Walk Away (Produced By Mez)
21 Grooveman Spot - Round & Round
22 Janet Jackson - Got 'Til It's Gone (Ummah's Uptown Saturday Night Mix)
23 Jill Scott - A Long Walk [A Touch of Jazz Remix][*] 

2nd Segment - Al Jackson DJ Set + Interview

Hosted by: DJ Mza & Crew
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Every Sat 12-2p PST

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DJ Al Jackson Show 217

---TRACKLIST---

Hanna - Being
Michael Naura Quartet - Soledad Me Murcia
Thundercat - Song For The Dead
Herbie Hancock - Chameleon (live in Japan 1975)
Jeff Parker - Cliche
The Stuyvesants - Panty Dropper
Kaytranada - Bus Ride
James Blake - Life Round Here
Tyler The Creator - Boredom
J Cole - Neighbors
Hazards of Prophecy - Percussion Concussion
D.K. - Market Session
Molinaro - What The Future Was
Max Graef - Cheap Fusion Intro
Funkineven - Chantel
Asha Puthli - Space Talk
Kazumi Watanabe - I’ll Be There
Zalmac - What’s In It For Me
Teremumasa Hino - Send Me Your Feelings
Loose Ends - Tell Me What You Want
Janet Jackson - Free Xone
Asha Bhosle & R. D. Burman - Jane Jaan O Meri Jane Jaan (from Sanam Teri Kasam)
S.P. Balasubrahmanyam & Lata Mangeshkar - Ham Tum Dono Jab Mil Jaen (from Ek Duuje Ke Liye)
R. D. Burman, Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle - Pal do Pal ka Saath Hamara (from The Burning Train)
Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle - Yeh Ladka Hai Allah Kaisa Hai Deewana (from Hum Kisses Kum Naheen)
R. D. Burman & Chrous - Dil Lena Khel Hai Dildar Ka (from Zamaane Ko Dikhana Hai)
Parvati Khan - Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy Aaja (from Disco Dancer)
Kalyanji Anandji, Asha Bhosle & Chorus) - Pyar Ka Imtihaan (from Vidhaata)
Bappi Lahiri & Usha Uthup - Par Mein Jena Par Mein Marna (from Do Ustad)
Burna Boy - Killin Dem (feat. Zlatan)
The Polyversal Souls - Odo Agye Gye Me (feat. Sir Frank Karikari)
Guts - L’origine Du Monde
Elisio Vieira - Capchona
Antonio Sanches - Desgraçada
Juan Pablo Torres - Rompe Cacorioco
Flora Purim - Moon Dreams
Lonnie Liston Smith - Mardi Gras
Johnny Hammond - Back To The Projects
Afronaut & Candela Allstarz - Mambo Casa
Kaidi Tatham - Freddie Can't Run Away
EVM128 feat. Renato Paris - Changes (Trev Remix)
Taylor McFerrin - Broken Vibez
Larri Laurent - Lefenrite
Seiji - Loose Lips (feat. Lyric L)
Vikter Duplaix - Sensuality
Brown - Broken
Domu - Dangerous Times (Badbwoy Mix)
Domu - Let Me Be
Erro - Don’t Change
3 Generations Walking - Slavery Days
2562 - Moog Dub
Mizz Beats - Scientific Brainpriest
Joker - Digidesign
Silkie - I Sed
Barrington Levy - Under Me Dub
Etana - August Town
Solange - Dreams
Teyana Taylor - Issues / Hold On
The Electric Prunes - Holy Are You
King Krule - Biscuit Town
Led Zeppelin - Tangerine
Gloria Jay - Know What You Want
Esther Phillips - That’s All Right With Me
Stevie Wonder - Seems So Long
Tarika Blue - Dreamflower
1000 Kings - Fulfilment House

Iridescence Mix at Spiritland - 19th September 2019

Last time I was in Bengaluru I went record shopping with my mother-in-law and she was pulling heat left and right. This sample came from one of those records.

Words is you might find a physical release of this one soon ;-)

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Made You Look (Bengaluru Bounce Remix)

Next up in the series is a Chicago Stepper-influenced remix of Jay-Z's "Can't Knock the Hustle." 

I've spent the Summer immersed in vinyl, getting the Miyagi Records project off the ground. And along the way I've discovered or have been put up on, a ton of music! This remix is based on The Stylistics quiet storm killer "Hurry Up This Way Again" which you'll recognize as sampled on Jay-Z's "Politics As Usual." I'd heard the Stylistics song waaay back in the day but didn't put 2 and 2 together. The homie Twelve Gage came through the shop awhile back and reintroduced me to this gem and I had it on repeat for days afterward. It didn't take long for the remix idea to come about. All I really wanted was to make a Stepper out of Jigga and continue my "Reasonable Saturday Night" series somehow. Comes with the instrumental which kinda works on it's own as a Stylistics flip. 

On a more personal note, this remix isn't just a clever mashup of song titles but it's more so what my 2020 mindset has become. Losing all DJ gigs, performance work, and my marketing company due to the pandemic made me reassess what I want from life and how I plan to get there. I have a tendency to move too fast, and this year has been a blessing in disguise. A much needed slow down, in order to get some bigger moves in play. I'm sure everyone has their thoughts about Jay-Z but there's no denying his success, and the scope and longevity of that success. I once heard for "Reasonable Doubt" he used his advance to purchase copies of the record so as to give SoundScan numbers a bump, thus securing a better deal on his next album. Whether that's myth or reality, it's a G move and the perfect example of investing and reinvesting in yourself. 

I hope you're all safe and healthy out there, this ride isn't over yet!

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Jay-Z - Can't Hurry the Hustle (TREW remix) Instrumental

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