Konny Kon juggling an hour of reggae records from his collection. 
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Children of Zeus 240525

A 33 minute mix of well known hip hop tunes from the late 80s and early 90s.

Tracklisting: -

Gotta Lotta Love (Tubular Bells Remix) - Ice-T
Express Yourself - N.W.A
They Want EFX - Das EFX
Check Yo Self - Ice Cube & Das EFX
How I Could Just Kill A Man - Cypress Hill
The Humpty Dance - Digital Underground
Mighty Hard Rocker - Cash Money & Marvelous
Don’t Scandalize Mine - Sugar Bear
Travelling At The Speed Of Thought - Ultramagnetic MCs

Golden Era Hip Hop (90s Rap Mix)

The first volume in my new "IF YOU KNOW, YOU KNOW" CLASSIC HIPHOP MIXTAPE SERIES.  We're comin' out the gate with 1988! 

I am a Cali "Valley" girl and in 1988 I was a junior in high school.  The only way to hear hip hop was turning that AM radio dial to 1580 KDAY.  Big shout out to Julio G & the guys at KDAY for all they did for hip hop in LA in the 80's.  

After I fell in love with hip hop I would buy records & cassettes wherever I could. I came to find that I was really an east coast girl at heart.  I love my city, but I have just always been drawn to east coast production and cadence, it just hits different for me.  I spent a lot of time in New York from 90 to the early 2000's it will always hold a special place in my heart. 

There's an argument between whether 88' or 89' is the best year.  In my humble opinion, 88' is the most important year, 89' is the best year (in regards to the beginning of hip hop we're not talking about the 90's yet.  1988 is when visionaries arrived and different coasts and regions demanded a seat at the table.  1989 was the year when the rulers were challenged and delivered CLASSICS and the freshmen and sophomores came no holds barred.  I can't wait to start putting together 1989.

This volume dedicated to 1988 (given my DJ name I just had to lol), it's filled with all of my favorite songs & artists from 1988.  

This is series is my love letter to HIP HOP.  

I am so grateful for finding a home within this culture and community.  This series is for all the hip hop OGs out there & a proper history lesson for those somehow intrigued with the Futures & Lil' Ashtrays of the hip hop world.  When authenticity gets abused and manufactured you end of with one dimensional confusion that can become very dark in energy.  Everything has to go through its natural cycle, the good, the bad, and the ugly.

I will be dedicating a volume to each year, but of course I had to start out with "88' U suckkasssss" #IYKYK

IF YOU KNOW, YOU KNOW | VOL 1

Sam Beste, aka The Vernon Spring, takes over this edition of RVNG’s Friends & Fiends with some sounds that were formative to his listening, and some contemporary sounds that inspire his listening today. The Vernon Spring plays Kings Place tomorrow, Wednesday, May 28.
 
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RVNG Intl. Presents Friends & Fiends w/ The Vernon Spring 280525

ARMOR 🔩

Souta Radio Show By Sunny Z 2025-06-05

Born and raised in San Francisco, DJ Sunny Z moved to Los Angeles, where she lived for over a decade and became the resident host and DJ at one of LA’s top monthly events, “Cali Hustle,” alongside international performing artist QVLN. DJ Sunny Z is admired for her eclectic style of song selection, seamlessly blending Afrobeat, Soul, Samba, Reggae, Salsa, Reggaeton, House, Rock, Classic Hip Hop, and Funk. She seeks to uplift and inspire listeners with her musical diversity and positive message as well as incorporating community engagement.

Sunny Z has had remarkable opportunities, from studying sound healing in India to performing abroad in countries such as Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Morocco, Australia, and Indonesia. Her love for connecting communities through music has led to an ever-evolving journey of cultural enrichment and spiritual enlightenment.

Currently residing in Australia, she is a lululemon legacy brand ambassador and continues to DJ at events and venues around the world. DJ Sunny Z loves to spin multi-genre-spanning sets, exposing audiences to a diverse array of sounds. She has a deep passion for music and believes in its power to heal the soul.

Souta Radio Show By Sunny Z 2025-06-05

It took me a while to put this classic selection together as there was so much good music around at the time! Whether you (like me) lived through all this music as it was being dropped in the 90's or you're rediscovering some of the dopest music of our generation or you're discovering it for the first time as a teenager I hope you enjoy it! Track list below, look out for another volume soon! Peace! DJ Al Compton @djalcompton on instagram if ya like scratching or hip hop culture in general, give me a follow!

Oh my God - A Tribe Called Quest
Shimmy Shimmy Ya - ODB
Sound of Da Police - KRS-ONE
I got it made - Special Ed
Funky Child - Lords of the Underground
DWYCK - Gang Starr ft Nice n Smooth
Da Unexpected Flava - Big L
Make Room - Tha Alkaholiks
Onyx - Slam
Crooklyn - Crooklyn Dodgers
Buck Em Down - Black Moon
Mad Izm - Channel Live
Mass Appeal - Gang Starr
Nappy Heads (Remix) - The Fugees
Wickedest Man Alive - Naughty By Nature
Box of Blunts (KRS-One Mix) - Mad Lion
Music makes Me High - Lost Boyz
Everyday Struggle - Notorious BIG
Survival of the Fittest - Mobb Deep
Half Time - Nas
Drop - The Pharcyde
Sittin On Chrome (Rockaway Ave Mix) - Masta Ace
Check It Out (Puba's Remix) - Grand Puba
Whutcha Want - Nine
Check The Rhime - A Tribe Called Quest

Boom Bap Resurrection - Vol 1

A jazzy hip-hop track themed around a gentle and warm golden breeze.

GOLDEN WIND

[FREE] Old School Kanye West type beat - "Choir"

Early morning in the neighborhood

"Music to feed your creativity."
Artists | Video/Film | Stores

Hip hop junkie raised in England, now in USA! Boom Bap, golden era 80’s and 90’s hip hop is my passion!

DJ 

Music & Creative Direction 

Slow like honey I'll be uploading my catalog of mixes so for now enjoy these - xo

RECORD LABEL
Demo: demo@soutamusik.com
Remix: remix@soutamusik.com

Souta. is more than a record label: it is passion, a feeling, a crew, a family.  

Souta. in Japanese means “sudden sound of the wind”, the label’s sound is forward-thinking House & Techno; thick, big & sudden, deep with a sprinkle of Afro and plenty of playfulness. The crew comes from several continents, backgrounds and talents. Some have been lead designers for top fashion houses, others running infamous hedonistic parties in New York, others are leading couch critics and nap aficionados. The goal is to bring all of these pieces together to do something serious. Seriously fun. 

Several members grew up living on a skateboard and playing in punk bands. This punk attitude is a cornerstone of Souta., to break the rules, think outside the box, do what feels good, and do things for yourself. Souta’s artists are not out to compete with Mozart’s symphonies; they are out to have fun making electronic music, and share this feeling with others. 

Not only a mental construct, the past two years have seen the label’s founder Chukku, building a studio complex on the tropical island of Bali, to be the label’s creative epicentre, complete with a BBQ working overtime and a touch of surfing on the side.

Welcome to Souta., the door is open and the fridge is full.

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