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Freshly squeezed by Miles Medina — a skilled turntablist and battle DJ from the Bay Area best known for being crowned A-Trak's first ever Goldie Awards DJ Battle Champion in 2017.

00:00 — Marco Pedro
16:04 — Miles Medina

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JUICEBOX Season Two

TRACKLIST

JUICEBOX Episode 19: Miles Medina (2021 Premiere)

Unreleased track originally circa 1998-1999. The track was produced by legendary producer/ DJ Merlin back in the days when Supastition and Merlin worked together heavily in Greenville, NC. They gained attention via the local hip hop night at Peasant's Cafe as part of a crew known as the Grassroots Organization (GRO). The two collaborated on several hip hop and drum & bass songs originally recorded for 7 Years of Bad Luck. On 12/25/2017, DJ Merlin passed away so this is being posted in his honor. REST IN PEACE, Jason "Merlin" Geraghty!

[UNRELEASED] Supastition & DJ Merlin - Something Of My Own - 1999 (R.I.P. DJ MERLIN)

"DEADSTOCK" is the latest release from Atlanta emcee Señor KAOS. As an avid connoisseur of sneakers, his passion of footwear lead to an opportunity influencing Nike Sportswear global product line. In the world of sneakers, the term deadstock refers to new product that has yet to be worn. In this case, the term refers to all the things in your life you put on the shelf for a later date; dreams, ideas, opportunities, etc.

Produced by E. Jones. Cuts by DJ Precyse and artwork by Mister Mind.

Deadstock Single 

"DEADSTOCK" Produced by E. Jones.

Although this is a hip-hop podcast, very rarely do we discuss hip-hop albums.  It's not that we don't enjoy them, we just haven't had a way to discuss them properly in the past.  That all changed this month when a bunch of highly anticipated albums all dropped in a two week period.   In this episode, the most infamous does album reviews of new albums from Little Brother, Murs, Rapsody, Rick Ross, and Supastition.  Let us know your thoughts on these albums in the comments.  Let's go!

174: Album Reviews

In the rapidly changing digital landscape, where every artist is capable of building their own platform and people are more accessible than ever, there tends to be a belief that overnight success happens all the time.  We are frequently given abbreviated stories about how artist blew up simply by promoting themselves to everybody they could.  This has created a situation where artists are promoting themselves more than ever, but often having less results due to how they are promoting themselves.  In this episode, we break down the ten worst promotional strategies that we see nowadays, so hopefully you can avoid them and ultimately get more people to actually pay attention to what you're doing.

178: The Worst Promotional Strategies

I tracked down one of the busiest (and one of my favoritest) dudes in the game, the J57. It’s been years since our last interview so you know we had a lot to catch up on, including his incredible production on his collaborative album with Shabaam Sahdeeq, Precious Stones, his growth as a producer, hand sanitizer, dealing with Coronavirus and its effect on artists, and much more. And this is just Part 1. Stay tuned for the second part, where we talk the upcoming JAMO Gang project, working with DJ Eclipse and DJ Premier, and a whole lot more. If you don’t want to listen on Soundcloud, you can hit up any of your favorite podcasting platforms by searching for WeGoinIN Presents... 
 
http://twitter.com/J57
http://twitter.com/seven3zero
 
http://instagram.com/j57music
http://instagram.com/wordsbybriankayser
 
http://j57music.com
http://fivese7encollective.com
 
http://wegoinin.com
http://wordsbybriankayser.com

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WeGoinIN Presents...

Episode 63 - The J57 Interview (Part One)

HADOUKEN

---- compilation of various beats / ideas ---- all ran through the SP 404.
Good for mornings

1 ------------- 0:00 - VISION
2 ------------ 1:49 - F.O.M.O
3 ------------ 4:14 - HEARTBRAKE
4 -----------  5:24 - RELEASED
5 ------------ 6:55 - RICH LONDON
6 ------------ 8:35 - GRISELDISH interlude
7 ------------ 9:07 - LAYED BACK
8 ------------ 10:56 - CAM'RON
9 ------------ 12:12 - DE LA
10 ------------ 12:53 - EXOTIC FABRICS
11 ------------ 15:04 - ALWAYS WINNIN
12 ----------- 16:13 - CHiCAGO KID

All tracks produced by T.Lo
"VISION" - features Tom Ionescu 
"CHiCAGO KID" - features Max Zipursky
"ALWAYS WINNIN" - via boarding pass EP with @shadkmusic

NEWDAZE (beat tape)

Welcome to Episode 68 of WeGoinIN Presents, where I’m joined by Mr. Johnson aka Wordsworth. While Words is known in hip-hop circles as an incredible MC, he also teaches TV, music, and film production at Oak Hammock Middle School in Fort Myers, Florida. Since his school is closed, like most schools throughout the U.S., I wanted to catch up to him to see how he’s adapted to distance learning, both as a teacher and parent. While we still talk music here, that’s clearly secondary to the stresses we’re all facing with COVID-19. And keep in mind, this is a brief convo to get a better sense of what life’s been like for Words as a teacher and the challenges a lot of families are facing with distance learning. If you want more in-depth conversations with Words about his music, go back to the archive and check Episodes 13 and 39.

wordsworth.bandcamp.com/album/champion-sounds

twitter.com/WordswortheMC
twitter.com/seven3zero

instagram.com/wordsworthbklyn
instagram.com/seven3zero
instagram.com/wordsbybriankayser

wegoinin.com
wordsbybriankayser.com

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Episode 68 - Distance Learning with Mr. Johnson aka Wordsworth

Lipgloss On Bunts

Lipgloss On Blunts (Prod. by Cas1)

On the next episode of Fathers Who Bother I speak with North Carolina MC Supastition about becoming a father at the age of 16, why he regrets recording a song about that experience and what happened the one time he met his biological father.

Supastition On Being A Teen Dad & The Fatherhood Song He Regrets Making

the OFFICIAL Soundcloud page for Supastition!!!