Born & bred in NYC, DJ Neil Armstrong turned his love of music and hip
hop culture into a career that has allowed him to play music for the masses all over the world – from small 100 person venues to large scale music festivals with thousands in attendance.

Former Tour DJ for Jay-z, adidas Global Ambassador.

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.

Not the Actual Kendrick Lamar, but here to share all of his amazing old work as early Kendrick Lamar and K. Dot. Including, "The Kendrick Lamar EP" and "Training Day"

EDIT (7/19/21): I created this account 4 years ago cause I wanted Kendricks old stuff on sc to listen to and I just logged in for the first time since then and crazy how it low-key blew and just wanted to say thank you for listening! Crazy how even now his old stuff still hit hard

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Milwaukee’s very own.  Striving to be the best I can be.

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Ice Cream ft. Rick Ross Out Now: https://freddiegibbs.lnk.to/icecream

The Rub began in the summer of 2002, as a party where Brooklynites with good taste in music could come together, get wasted and dance until the wee hours of the morning.  Even in that first year, it was clearly something special, garnering praise from the Village Voice (“best party in Brooklyn to dance sweatily to smart music”), New York Press (“best party in NYC”) and many others.  Over a decade later, the original formula still holds true: great dance music mixed well, affordable drinks, and real people; no dress code, no bottle service and no celebrity DJs.

Building on the consistently rammed club night, The Rub turned into more than a party, taking the show all around the world, moving hundreds of thousands of records and CDs, recording legendary mixes such as The History of Hip-Hop and racking up hundreds of episodes of Rub Radio.  The Rub DJs have played shows with everyone from Gucci Mane to The Chemical Brothers, DJ Premier to Justice, adapting with the times but never forgetting the foundation of hip-hop, classic disco, funk and soul.

Come check us the last Saturday of every month at The Bell House in Brooklyn!

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