This pandemic has brought us all through a lot. Some of us have lost folks. Others haven't seen folks in ages. I hadn't seen my homie Paulie D in almost 2 years and didn't even recognize him when he was right in front of me. Shit fucked me all the way up, and got me to thinking about distances and times past. So this 45's mix is dedicated to the homie Paulie, and all the peoples who haven't gotten to see one another in a hot minute due to Covid. 

Shouts to my "Skillet" Dj's for that straight Soul Smoke we used to put on people's brains just a few short years ago. Dug, T, Wey, and Brinks. And the Old Kan Massive: Adam, Dub, Davey, and Joel. Can't wait to get up on the same set with ya'll in the hopefully near future.

Augmented Reality: Soul Smoke

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I used parts of this for my remix:
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Thicc Boi Bass

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Chris Lake, Prince - Funknroll (Thomas Anthony Remix) 👑 #7 Bass House Charts 👑

Live From The Miranda First Friday pt1

Alphabet Rocker Party

Davey D: Uptempo Vibes For The Weekend

Live from KQED: Day before Hip Hop Mix

I Love The Funk Vol 1

In a compelling dialogue on Hard Knock Radio, host Davey D engaged with former political prisoner and Black Panther Dhoruba Bin Wahad to dissect the multifaceted roles of black celebrities in social issues. They discussed the historical exploitation of black entertainers as spokespeople and the critical need for genuine education on these topics to foster authentic alliances between activists and celebrities. The conversation also explored the significant impact of personal and professional relationships on individual success and collective advancement. They delved into the preservation of radical history and the perils that younger generations face from external influences, underscoring the importance of sovereign thought and community bonding.

Additionally, the dialogue covered the consequences of message amplification through social media, particularly concerning the music industry and its intersection with crime, highlighting the challenges faced by artists with criminal records. Dhoruba shared his insights on the complex interplay between politics, the justice system, and Black families. The conversation concluded with an emphasis on the essential role of personal connections in activism and politics, cautioning against the perils of social media while advocating for the power of supportive relationships in navigating political and social struggles.

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Prince - I Feel For You (Mia More Reconstructed Mix)

There you go with a free treat for you groove heads!

I made this edit with some smooth disco touches for us all to have fun dancing!
Share , Like and Comment if you feel it! Much Love <3



I do not own any rights of the song. The right belong to their copiright owners.

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Prince - Chelsea Rodgers (Rio Soldierman Disco ReGroove) FREE

Baba Sekou Odinga is a veteran Black Panther Party member, Black Liberation Army member, Political Prisoner for 33 years, a defendant in the Panther 21 trial and member of the OAAU, speaks on joining the Panther Party, going "underground" and the "reformist nature" of the Black Lives Matter Movement. Sekou is also the father of the late Hip Hop artist Yafeu Akiyele Fula, better known by his stage name Yaki Kadafi, a founding member of Tupac Shakur's Outlawz and the group Dramacydal. 

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