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The Beat Junkies present:  Soundcheck  
Broadcasting Live from Los Angeles 7-10PM 
Every 2nd & 4th Tuesdays Of The Month 
On The Beat Junkie Radio channel 
Exclusively on Dash Radio.
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Soundcheck Ep. 11 (7.22.15) w/ Gangrene, Koreatown Oddity, Dj Jayceeoh, & Warren G

Dj Rhettmatic set:
Black Milk - Mary Jane  
Pete Rock - Gonna Love You 
Skyzoo - See A Key 
Statik Selectah - Another Level feat Rapsody
 R.A.W - (Right Amount of Wrong) Yes You Can 
Pac Div - Roll The Dice 
Donmonique feat. Danny Brown - The Low
 Finale - Just Due 
Ghostface Killah x Adrian Younge - Resurrection Morning feat Raekwon 
Black Milk - Over instr 
Nikobeats - Wednesday feat Fly Anakin & Henny Lo

Special Guest Koreatown Oddity

Koreatown Oddity MPC set

Ras G x Koreatown Oddity - Ice Fetish 
Koreatown Oddity - Film Roll Splices & The Deleted Scenes Koreatown Oddity - Invisible Force 
Ras G x Koreatown Oddity- Cold Titty Mama 3
 Koreatown Oddity - Live and Direct

Dj Babu set:
 Meek Mill - Classic feat Swizz Beats 
Madchild - Devils and Angels 
Cormega - No Filter feat Roc Marciano

Special Guest: Dj Jayceeoh

Dj Jayceeoh set:
Jayceeoh feat Redman - Turn Me Up Some
Redman - Time 4 Sum Aktion
LL Cool J feat. Method Man & Redman - 4,3,2,1
Redman - Gilla House
Busta Rhymes - What Up
Dj Jayceeoh & Redman - Y'all Already Know (Exclusive)

Rhettmatic set 2:
Khrysis - King Kong 
 Pete Rock - BBjones 
Blu - Thriller 
Large Professor - Industry remix 2 feat Inspectah Deck

Special Guest: Warren G with Mike Slice (Freestyle)

 213 (Warren G & Snoop Dogg) - 213 Demo  
Bad Lucc - Hands Down 
Mentplus - All My Friends 
Hus Kingpin - Shooting Gods feat Killer Ben
 Pete Rock - On & On  
Slum village - Expressive 
Black Milk - ???
 Ghostface Killah - Get The Money feat Vince Staples

Special Guest: Gangrene + Dj Romes 

Gangrene Medley Mix:
Gangrene - Not High Enough
 Gangrene - Drink Up feat Roc Marciano
 Gangrene - Chain Swinging
 Gangrene - All Bad  
Gangrene - Dump Truck feat Prodigy 
Gangrene - Vodka & Ayahuasca 
Gangrene - Play It Cool 
Gangrene - Driving Gloves feat Action Bronson 
Gangrene - Away Too Long (prod.by Madlib) (Exclusive)




Soundcheck Ep. 11 (7.22.15) with Gangrene, Koreatown Oddity, Dj Jayceeoh, & Warren G

playin with ya hoes is a tricky business. 

Hoe Playa

​Ever listen to one of those ranters on the news and just think... "Yeah, same."
​This is for everyone in the UK running on tea and frustration.
​It's got this manic, fed-up voice just going off over a seriously weird, creepy beat (like a dark nursery rhyme?). Then just when you're in the groove, this huge, addictive chorus kicks in and gets stuck in your head.
​If you've ever felt like you're the punchline to their sick joke, this one's for you.
​Hit REPOST if you feel this.
What's the most "pointless" thing you've dealt with this week?
Let me know in the comments.
​Follow for more... the joke's not over yet.
​TAGS:
#UKHipHop #PoliticalRap #ComedyRap #Satire #90sBoomBap #EminemStyle #Horrorcore #Harpsichord #UKPolitics #CostOfLiving #Relatable #Funny #Viral #UKRap #London #EstuaryEnglish #Useless #Pointless #Anthemic #PopChorus

Pointless

A laid-back, smooth, mellow groove combined with a creative, lyrical flow incorporating the names of many alcohol drinks to create a "word play story".

Now Streaming:

https://youtu.be/QOXMvzPojhQ?si=SDQtA2_cWnAMtNUO

https://music.apple.com/us/album/no-o-j-on-the-rocks-mix/1751778537?i=1751778539

Lyrics by Monolo "Da Middleman" (Carlos Exum)

Produced By ELETE (Eric Green)
 
Mixed and Arranged by Produced By ELETE (Eric Green)

Co-produced by Carlos Exum, Lee Tate
 
Remixed by Produced By ELETE (Eric Green)

Top Choice Entertainment Inc.
Eric Cornell Green Publishing

Battleground 

Interpellation of "While I'm Alone" written by Frankie Beverly,

Some lyrics based off "Bring The Pain" by Method Man (Clifford Smith Jr.)


No O.J. (On The Rocks Mix) - Monolo Da Middleman, Produced By ELETE

DJ Rhettmatic of the Beat Junkies is starting a 45 Vinyl Series that will feature his own production work & with artists that he worked with (New, Old, &Unreleased). All 45s will be limited edition runs & will be released thru the Beat Junkies’ sub-division label: Sound Junkies Recording. The 1st 45 single will contain 2 new songs as a ‘Double A’ side featuring 2 groups that Rhettmatic is a part of: The Visionaries & Crown Royale.

The other Double A-Side song, “Stratasphere” is a new song from Crown Royale (Jamall Bufford of The Black Opera & Rhettmatic). Jamall fka Buff1 gets down on a spacey Boom Bap track that Rhett lays down along with traditional scratch chorus hooks, on some dynamic duo DJ/MC steeze.

Crown Royale - Stratasphere (Prod. By Dj Rhettmatic)

Embracing the role of music as a catalyst for healing and change, J.PERIOD joins forces with artist/activists including Jesse Williams, Rhymefest, Aloe Blacc, Joss Stone, Black Thought (The Roots), DJ Jazzy Jeff, Pharoahe Monch, Posdnous (De La Soul) and more for “RISE UP! Music Inspired by America Divided.” The first single “Miranda” features an introduction from actor/activist Jesse Williams, with rappers Rhymefest & Xzibit posing provocative questions about the state of our nation over a J.PERIOD-produced beat. “We’re pointing fingers at each other and we’re missing the point…” Rhymefest begins. Unity, not division, is the solution for what ails our country—a fitting message in honor of what would have been Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s 88th birthday earlier this week.

For more information about “RISE UP! Music Inspired by America Divided,” follow J.PERIOD http://twitter.com/jperiodBK or visit http://JPERIOD.com for release details about this powerful collection of new music.

For more information about the original docu-series America Divided, executive produced by Norman Lear, Common, Shonda Rhimes and Jesse Williams, visit: americadividedseries.com.

RISE UP (Music Inspired by America Divided) (Album Preview)

J.PERIOD feat. Rhymefest, Xzibit & Jesse Williams "Miranda (Rise Up)" (Album Preview)

From the mid 90s through the early 2000s, the epicenter of Philly Hip-Hop culture could be found every Monday night at a small second floor nightclub directly off South Street. That club was Fluid, that night was The Remedy, hosted by Cosmo Baker & Rich Medina. This was more than just a weekly party though - this was the embodiment of a thriving community, where the Citizens of Illadelph would find common bonds and seek release and solace through the rhythmic pulse of beats and rhymes. We created our own space there, a world where we were the masters of our own dominion. And that world was shared equally for all. Threaded through the evolution of the music at the time, through the rise of independent movement, concurrent with the very beginning of the Neo-Soul scene, The Remedy became THE DESTINATION for music and culture lovers alike.

It would not be unlikely to have a packed house of locals and loyal partygoers mingling with luminaries from out of town, everyone from Andre 300 to Lauryn Hill to (NSYNC era) Justin Timberlake shaking it while world famous DJs - everyone from Kid Koala to Madlib, Questlove to DJ Craze, Bobbito to Goldie - would play the most underground and obscure tunes to a hungry and receptive crowd. And it was also not unlikely to have some immense talent jump up into the DJ booth and grab the mic, whether it was local talent from the Philly Neo Soul movement, or Slum Village, or Pharoahe Monch, or Bahamadia, or Kurupt.

On this particular night in 1998, it was DJ Jazzy Jeff on the ones and twos, and we brought up Philly’s own Black Thought to bless the mic, followed by Common who ripped it to pieces. The freestyle session continued with Dice Raw, Scratch, Maylay Sparks and Rehani… everyone in the pocket. Also you can hear Black Thought kick a bunch of the rhymes he’d later on go and use on the masterpiece album by The Roots “Things Fall Apart”.

And yes - we recorded it. PHOTO CREDIT: MPOZI TOLBERT #RIPMpozi

Live @ The Remedy

Live @ The Remedy, 1998 feat. Black Thought, Common, Dice Raw, Scratch & Rasheed

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Live @ The Remedy, 1998 feat. Black Thought, Common, Dice Raw, Scratch & Rasheed

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