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1176
Posted 2 days ago
Blaster B glides into orbit with an hour of boogie gold from Bobby Broom, Checker Kabb, Squirmin Herman, Mtume and Chocolate Milk. Plus Gary Davis's wild-eyed jam "Super Jake", space funk transmissions from Connie Case, champion sounds from Torae and Pete Rock, and a lyrical haymaker from rap royalty Sa-Roc.
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1175
Posted 9 days ago
Hiro homes in on feelgood grooves and jazz funk jewels from Brand New Heavies, Patrice Rushen, Ronnie Foster, Koka Mass Jazz and more. Plus Harvey Scales' impassioned "Trying to Survive", sun-baked breaks from Mayer Hawthorne, overproof G-Funk from Dezzy Hollow and Bishop Snow, and blazing bars on Fokis' "Show Ya How to MC".
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1174
Posted 2 weeks ago
DJ Missile stays on target with horrorcore raps from Ill Bill, cinematic bangers by Snowgoons and Substance810, and wild card treats from Adrian Quesada and Jefferson Airplane. Plus a modern funk KO by the Vapor Caves, cosmic jazz trips with Hiroshi Suzuki and Ramsey Lewis, and a brilliant "Ante Up" flip by DJ Nonay.
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1173
Posted 3 weeks ago
DJ Charlie Chase joins us to celebrate 50 years of hip-hop with firsthand stories from the birth of the culture and a dope mix featuring OG breaks, his own booming remixes and handpicked rap heat. Plus a long lost gem from Danger Mouse & Jemini, Afrofunk power from Buari and Roger Damawuzan, and Jimmy Castor's iconic B-side "E-Man Boogie".
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1172
Posted 4 weeks ago
Kape kicks back with coolout vibes by J.Lamotta and Shaka Loves You, outernational hip-hop from Mijaca and powerful roots reggae from Fantan Mojah and Martin Jondo. Plus early Kaytra goodness on a Badu flip, a majestic entrance by the Whatitdo Archive Group, and soul sustenance from Bobby Boyd and Clifford Coulter.
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1171
Posted 6 weeks ago
DJ Juicy Juice sweetens the mix with feelgood skate jams by D-Nice and Topaz Jones, magnificent grooves from Aretha Franklin and Luther Vandross, and a spotlight on Bay Area gems from Ozer, Rayana Jay, The Futurelics and more. Plus a lush Brazil-to-Wales journey with Carwyn Ellis & Rio 18, a West Coast stomper from Locksmith & Kxng Crooked, and “Brown Sugar” lifted to new heights on a KLM flip.
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1170
July 28, 2023
DJ Science delivers an electrifying mix of raw raps from DITC and Last Emperor, hard as nails funk by the Putbacks, slow burning soul from Hugh Masekela, and a pair of Hiero blends to mark 30 years of "93 Til Infinity". Plus a beautiful ode to hip-hop from Ken-C, jazzy lyricism from Jim Sharp and Marlon Craft, and in the pocket perfection from the "Crown Prince Of Dance" Rufus Thomas.
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1169
July 21, 2023
DJ Leecy T tags in from Brooklyn with golden era classics from Da Bush Babees and Heather B, subterranean heat by Jake Lefco and funk knockouts by the Bamboos and Stargard. Plus Julius Brockington's transcendent "Forty-nine Reasons", full-on soul satisfaction from Jalen Ngonda, and Africa on the rise on Teck-Zilla's posse cut "One Continent".
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1168
July 14, 2023
Groove and Static head back to the lab with Dr. John's magnetic New Orleans drawl, left field goodness from Moka Only, and a dope 2-parter from DJ Epik. Plus heavy Jamaican breaks from the Skatalites and Boris Gardiner, gospel gold by Trevor Dandy, and lyrical fury from LL Cool J and Big Daddy Kane.
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1167
June 30, 2023
Slynk opens a portal to the funk dimension with talkbox heat from Fingazz and Sergiio, G-funk grooves by 213 and top shelf collabos with Saucy Lady and Lazy Syrup Orchestra. Plus echoes of James Brown courtesy of Coflo and EJ Johnstar, uptown sizzle from Lord Sko, and disco edit mayhem from Chaps and Al Kent.
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