“As a DJ you learn so much about the production aspect”…SO TRUE!! 👏😌

originally aired 03/10 via Blue In Green Radio.

tracklist:

01. schematix - organic composition (feat. dj g-swing) 
02. the age of l.u.n.a - run with it 
03. l's - city boy swag (feat. gb & anthony cruz) 
04. y society (insight the truncator & damu the fudgemunk) - you couldn't see me 
05. goldlink - summatime (feat. wale & radiant children) 
06. tha god fahim - kafkaesque 
07. the roots - good music 
08. masta ace - da grind (feat. apocalypse)
09. suzi analogue - lost + found 
10. the foundation - what is a man 
11. wildelux - blade runner 
12. madlib & kazi - a.v.e.r.a.g.e.
13. koncept jackson & unlucky bastards - the drive (feat. fly anakin)
14. the twinz - 1st round draft pick (feat. warren g) 
15. mach-hommy & knxwledge - mouchwa sal (feat. tha god fahim & juju gotti) 
16. smino - long run (feat. via rosa) 
17. llorca - rather be lonely 
18. dj quik & problem - chachi's ride (feat. brittany barber & bryan j) 
19. q-tip - shaka 
20. trippie redd - can you rap like me 
21. down 2 earth - echoes 
22. frank nitt - where ya goin 
23. jack herrera - i teach the lesson
24. ohmega watts - few & far between 
25. rashid hadee - the remembrance 
26. domani - playalistic music 
27. off safety - letters (feat. static) 
28. buddy & kaytranada - guillotine 
29. black the ripper - again & again (feat. tayong) 
30. jungle brown - vices 
31. goapele - cool breeze 
32. freddie gibbs - phone lit.

MISTA VEE x Blue In Green Radio present_VEE'Z JOINT_Episode 015

MISTA VEE x Blue In Green Radio present: VEE'Z JOINT_Episode 015

Break My Soul (Casamena Two Step Remix)

Music written, produced, arranged by Carlos Mena
Horns: Farnell Newton
Synth Solo: Ezel
Mastered by Mastering by Cody 'Coflo' Ferreira for MindBodyAudio.com
Download at https://carlosmena.bandcamp.com

Break My Soul (Casamena Two Step Remix)

In the premiere episode, SB and tREBLEFREE introduce themselves and the podcast. Later in the episode, they do a deep dive on Brainstorm's 1978 cult classic magnum opus Journey To The Light.

Hit us up: truthandsoulpodcast@gmail.com

Episode 1 - What up, doe?

In celebration of the 10th Anniversary of BRIZZO guest hosting on tREBLEFREE R&B, we recently sat down for a Quick Chat about influence, initially perceived arrogance, and Luther....at both sizes. Tap in!!

Click here for all BRIZZO mixes: https://www.mixcloud.com/brizzo
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BRIZZO 10th Anniversary Interview

originally uploaded in 2011.
breaking Da Bassment Demo Tape to the world was one of the coolest, serendipitous events of my life. i've been in love with the crew since i was a kid. the below blog post was my personal love letter to Da Bassment/Swing Mob, but through that i got to meet so many others who share my passion.
i've had it on good authority that some of the members have heard it, & even Timbo himself was told about the tape.
i guess the main reason i put it up at all was for the historical record, so we had SOMEthing these guys n gals worked on together during their formative years at Dahjelon Studios.

*update as of 15/09/2020:
-there are currently two separate efforts by fans to properly re-master and re-release this tape. hopefully we can have a hi-fi version of it sometime soon.
-it was recently confirmed that the girls from Sugah have re-united over the last few years (Tweet, Sue + Rolita), and are currently in the middle of releasing an EP, possibly followed by an album.

the original blog post >>> confessionsofacurlymind.com/2011/12/29/…u-must-hear.

Sugah - Sugar & Spice

MIDWAY
mellow steppers + mid-tempo soul
MIXED by PROOF

Chicago’s got so much soul. From the warm-hearted people, the comfort food, to it’s rich musical history rooted in gospel, blues, and jazz… Soul runs deep in the Windy C. Just turn on the radio when you’re there, and you’re guaranteed to hear Marvin, Luther, or Anita at any given moment. I’ve been lucky enough to visit Chicago on the regular, and no trip would be complete without a stop at my favorite shop in the South Side, Mr. Peabody Records. I’d spend hours searching for rare boogie and obscure disco tracks on wax, which Mr. Peabody’s was known for. Mark Grusane, one of the owners, would play records for me while I shopped, and after awhile, he started picking up on what I was digging. On a recent trip, Mark was playing a smooth, buttery track, with infectious vocals that just hit me. I asked “Yo, what’s this?” He said, “Oh, you want steppers?” Steppers, or 2-Step soul, are mellow, mid-tempo groovers perfect for steppin’, a mid-70′s dance phenomenon that blew up in Chicago… Mark was playing “My Love Don’t Come Easy” by Jean Carn, a classic stepper, and I’ve been on that tip ever since.

MIDWAY is my latest mix that dips into the stepper sound — modern soul, R&amp;B, and smooth grooves. It’s a collection of mellow steppers and mid-tempo soul inspired by Chicago. Step to classics by Jeffree, Starvue, Mtume, Archie Bell &amp; The Drells, and Breakwater… Then glide to modern cuts by The Sunburst Band, Xscape, Martine Girault, and Erykah Badu. Selections include records I picked up at Mr. Peabody Records along with favorites played at SWEATER FUNK, San Francisco’s infamous all-vinyl boogie and modern soul party. MIDWAY was compiled and mixed together with love, letting each song to play out a little longer so you can get into the groove.

Limited Edition MIDWAY CD's available. Individually packaged + letter pressed with love in San Francisco. $10 plus s+h. Contact: proof[@]<a href="http://massiveselector.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">massiveselector.com</a> to order.



MIDWAY | MIXED by PROOF

The song featured in Episode 2 (Season 1) of the Netflix reboot of "She's Gotta Have It" (a Spike Lee Joint), debuting on U.S. Thanksgiving Day (23 November, 2017). https://www.netflix.com/title/80117554

This was originally a concept inspired by Bill Lee's "We Love Roll Call", which was featured as part of the score for Spike Lee's classic, "Do the Right Thing", where Senior Love Daddy (aka Samuel L. Jackson) was listing talented Black entertainers over this dope instrumental piece that Bill Lee composed.

I recreated the concept and took over the speaking duties, and wrote new original lyrics including listing a some of Brooklyn's best Black artists from various eras, as well as incorporating the help of talented vocalist, Michelle Thompson, who beautifully sang the hook and bridge to create..."We Rep Brooklyn"! Funny enough, this was a song I made on a whim to be included in the final project for my Masters course back in 2009.

As a Brooklyn native and long-time fan of Spike Lee films, you can imagine how surreal this is to me, let alone getting a phone call from the man himself letting me know that my song was officially chosen for this project!! :) You just never know what will become of the work that you create because everything seems to have a time and purpose that can extend beyond the moment you intended it for...obviously ;)

We Rep Brooklyn

We Rep Brooklyn - Ahmed Sirour (in Episode 2 of SHE'S GOTTA HAVE IT)

The St. Green's Day EP...

A tribute to one of my favorite artists of all time. Something to bump this St. Patty's Day and any other day...

BRIZZO 10th Anniversary Interview

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