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Afrobeats Fridays w/ DJ Neyo 13TH AUG 2021

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Sarah Harrison - 06 September 2021

I LOVE: FUNKY tickets are now LIVE 🚨

30 DJs, 4 live PAs, 4 MCs, 7 hours, 4 rooms!

9th October. 11PM - 6AM. Ministry Of Sound.
Ticket: rinse.fm/ilovefunky

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Favourite Tracks August 21

Tracklist:
 
Frank Reynolds & The Re:Generations - Searcchin´
Khruangbin - Dearest Alfred (Knoxledge Remix)
Zion I - Medication
Kojaque - Sex´n Drugs
Nas - Moments
Nas - The Pressure
Nas - Nobody (feat Lauryn Hill)
Khruangbin - Commandais de Face ( Ginger Root Remix)
Joe Amon  Jones & Goya Cumbani - Fit it
Jungle - Romeo(feat Bas)
Jungle - All of the Time
Nubya Garcia -  La cumbia me está llamando ft. La Perla (Kaidi Tatham Remix)
Scrimshire - Within Without (feat. Jessica Lauren, Huw Marc Bennett, Emanative)
Sir Was - I wanna feel like that
Scruscru - Sightly wiggle
Beatchild - Adapting
Anushka - Go
Anushka - Speak to me
Laura Roy - Sunrise
fullbodydurag - whenwegoneslide.

Crates:/ 8/21

On the latest episode of The FADER Uncovered, host Mark Ronson is joined by hook lord Ty Dolla $ign. Together they revisit Ty’s 2014 FADER cover, written off the back of his cult Beach House mixtapes and before he dropped debut album Free TC. Since that cover story Ty has established himself as an integral part to many great hip-hop or R&B tracks, lending his distinctive vocals to songs by Kanye West, Post Malone, and Megan Thee Stallion to name just a few. Ty casts his mind back to his early days hustling in New York before returning to his native LA and finding his musical crowd, including producer DJ Mustard and rapper YG. They discuss old school R&B and house influences, the keys to a successful collaboration, and touring with Justin Timberlake, as well as sharing stories about how nervous meeting Stevie Wonder made them both feel.

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The FADER Uncovered: Ty Dolla $ign

On the latest episode of The FADER Uncovered, host Mark Ronson is joined by Big Boi. Together they revisit the three occasions Big Boi has graced the FADER cover, twice as part of Outkast and again in 2005 alongside his protege, a young Killer Mike. The importance of Big Boi’s role in putting his beloved Atlanta on the hip-hop map is beyond compare. He talks to Mark about his earliest days making music alongside Andre 3000 right up to their crowning moment, winning the Grammy for Speakerboxxx/The Love Below in 2004. Mark also lavishes praise on his guest for gifting him multiple classics for his DJ sets and Big Boi even drops an exclusive update on his long rumored collaboration with Kate Bush.

The FADER Uncovered: Big Boi

On the latest episode of The FADER Uncovered, host Mark Ronson is joined by Pharrell Williams for the first in a two part interview. Together they revisit The Neptunes’ 2002 FADER cover and look back on the breakthrough period of Pharrell’s career, discussing the magic of working with colorful characters including Mystikal, N.O.R.E. and Ludacris. Pharrell also lifts the lid on what it’s like in the studio with Jay-Z and how a refusal to be confined to any one kind of music led him to where he is today. Be sure to join us next week for Part II of the conversation.

The FADER Uncovered: Pharrell Williams Part 1

This week Ronson is joined by rapper, author, and business mogul Rick Ross. Together they revisit the Miami rapper's 2006 FADER cover, written just as his breakout hit "Hustlin'" was blowing up. Ross looks back to a time before "Hustlin'," including a time when a car crash made him re-evaluate life and almost quit rap altogether. They also touch on his stratospheric rise in the hip-hop game, collaborating with Kanye West in Hawaii, his new book The Perfect Day to Boss Up, and what it's like to perform at a bar mitzvah.

The FADER Uncovered: Rick Ross

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The FADER is the definitive voice of emerging music and the lifestyle that surrounds it. Through in-depth reporting and a distinct street sensibility, The FADER aggressively covers the most dynamic breadth of music and style emanating from the fringes of the mainstream to the heart of the underground. The FADER is the authority on what's next.