! Hip Hop Jointz.. Part 2

We have come to the end of this long journey for the Radio Love series,    I'm closing the doors on this chapter.   It was a good ride, finding and discovering lost and forgotten, rare, underground, classics, also radio for the future.   This final broadcast gives you the past and what the future of radio will be.   This final broadcast will go out with a bang, that's for sure.   So this is goodbye,
 PEACE!!!!!  Some standout tracks to look out for are........... Mixnight Mix- Henry Wu- Jamz Supernova BBC Radio,          Beatbliotek Radio,          Frankie Crocker tribute,         (OFB) RV & Headie One freestyle,         GZA & Killah Priest freestyle (Stretch & Bobbito),         Immortal Technique tribute,        Ohio Players,           Donnie Simpson tribute,         Hip Hop Philosophy Radio,   Roger Troutman & Shirley Murdock,          A tribute to Larry Levan,         Action Bronson tribute,           New York City 1980,           JJ Fad,         DJ Mister Cee tribute,        K-Rino,         DJ Eclipse  tribute,         Craig G tribute,          Radio Danubius- A night in 1989,        Parrish Smith- Erick Sermon EPMD tribute      Koopsta Knicca tribute RIP,        Real true oldies part 4 Phoenix AZ,        Supreme NTM tribute,        Cutmaster Alpha-great classic shows,         Jubilee with Lionel Hampton, Lena Horne and The Four Blazes,          Sara Cox's breakfast show,           Destination Jungle Radio Ep 27          Wolfman Jack tribute,         Dale Dorman WRKO Boston May 1973,         Yaslin Bey (Mos Def) March 5 2012 radio session at Radio Nova, Paris, France,           DJ Too Tuff- Tuff Crew Tribute,         DJ Jazzy Jeff tribute,         Pam the Funkstress (Purple Pam) tribute,         BBC Radio London Jingles 1983-1988,          Gone......but not forgotten 2017,        Grown Man Rap Show episode 227 birthday tribute to Isaac Hayes,        Ruck N' Wiz, with a 3 part journey through the samples,        Joell Ortiz,       Common tribute,         Psychedelic Funk and soul 1968-1975,         The Hit Squad/Def Squad,         Shade 45 tribute,         Jeff Mills (The Wizard) WJLB Detroit 1989,          Best of Wale,   JR Writer tribute,          Northern Light aka Steppa & Kitcha,- BBC radio 1Xtra Drum & Bass,         Fly Anakin tribute,          DJ Peshay tribute,       RA The Rugged Man tribute,           Cosmic Kev tribute,         Apathy Radio 1/11/11,     Canibus Tribute,     AC The PD HipHop Philosophy radio Tribute,         Juelz Santana tribute,       DJ EZ  tribute,      I ended with Pete Rock & CL Smooth a Brazilian Remix of the Appreciate.       Thank you to everyone who followed me through this radio journey series.       PEACE!!!! This was made on November 30 2019  Tracks may tend to disappear

My love for radio ends with the final broadcast

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DJ Riz Routine on 89tec9

This month's mix is by rising star Jordy (@jordyflower), formerly known as Picture Lock, the Bronx-raised, Queens-based radio host, DJ, and MEMCO member.

Stanton's unique among past Moods mixers (so far) as he comes from the Bronx's punk, rap, and skateboarding culture. "The first time I heard techno was most likely in a skateboarding video," Stanton says. (for those outside of the Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 world, an example from Stanton himself is here). "Admittedly, most of my music tastes began and developed during repeated screenings of local skate edits." He gives us a healthy diet of this background in the mix from Bronze 56k to Polar to Pyramid Country to LurkNYC.

Energy is also a thread Stanton highlights in his own music history. "I’m not a violent person, but I’ve always been drawn to DIY scenes that, to a passive viewer, can be resoundingly described as overwhelming, if not violent. When I was a high school senior, I couldn’t get enough of the mosh pits when local heroes like Ratking and Show Me The Body would play at tiny Brooklyn venues on sweaty summer nights (rip Shea Stadium and Palisades). I found myself obsessively searching for artists with a commanding enough presence to turn an unsuspecting 50-person dance floor into a war zone.

"But, if you’ve ever seen me on a dance floor, you know that the DJ could be playing the most evil industrial track and I’ll be cheesing cheek to cheek. In comes this ridiculously dark music and out comes pure euphoria. Whatever hate or bitterness you walked in with just evaporates with your sweat into the air." This is also new: music, and specifically going out to hear music, as a battleground, to either sweat and forget what's outside or get (literally) closer to the music you love. Love and violence: always together if not synonyms for each other.

Notably, the spaces Stanton frequents as a fan and DJ (Bossa Nova, to name his #1) are also extremely inclusive compared to other New York spaces: the young, the middle class, and the marginalized won't spend $50 for an entry at Output, they'll spend $5 at Mood Ring. Techno in New York is often classist and elitist, which then leads to transphobic and patriarchal dancefloors. "City-wide events like the free Lot Radio Block party and all-inclusive spaces like Bossa that stay free before 12 am" are havens for everyone outside of the "techno famous," Stanton counters. "Groups of young female and POC groups from the Bronx and outer boroughs like the feminist Brujas collective, the Alkhemy group in Brooklyn, and obviously Discwoman are working to make nightlife more accessible to ALL New Yorkers - the future is with them."

So, as a young emerging DJ, Stanton says to the techno community: "More community, less clout."

TRAXLIST

01- See Me Ride - Jesse Futerman
02- NOW U IN MY TRUNK - Delroy Edwards
03- I’m Doing Fine - Moodymann
04- Desire - 18 Carat Affair
05- Open - Com Truise
06- 94 Bubble Jacket With The GoreTex - Ohbliv
07- Feel Real (feat. Xhosa) - X-Coast
08- Canal - Ratking
09- Teen Pregnancy - Blank Banshee
10- Uncle Al - Earl Sweatshirt
11- K-9 - Show Me The Body
12- Gunshotta - Machinedrum
13- Just For The Night (BMSR Remix) - Laura Burhenn
14- Graffiti Lounge - Adeodat Warfield
15- Gone - BLVCK CEILING
16- Cherry Blossom Girl - Air
17- Sphynx - La Femme
18- A Gift Of Tears - Jeunesse D’Ivoire

ARTWORK

The artwork this time around was chosen by the artist himself: Jordy chose to pair his set with the work of Dana Crumb, a New York-based illustrator and designer (and, also, Jordy's brother). They lock in together both in style and technique: a mix and match of tastes, colors, and details; an affinity to graffiti and skate culture; a bit comedic, never too serious, but always fresh. It's a family thing.

Moods

Moods 07: Jordy

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IBMCs Radio Promo part 1 - work in progress: tune into The IBMCs Worldwide International Global Hip Hop Show to hear such artists as: Viva Fidel, Rhyme Asylum, Brad Strut, C-Mone, Supreme the Eloheem, Loréa, Deams, Redrama, Chino XL, Pheonix the Icefire, Kurtis Blow, Insight, Punchline, DJ Lord Jazz, Ghostface, Goretex, Ceasar Comanche, Drayz (Das EFX), Brainiac Beatz, Cappo, RA the Rugged Man, Dynas…and many more, stay tuned!

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