beatstreet

In der 24. Folge von Love'N'Hate widmen sich Niko, Base und Dan dem Kultfilm "Beat Street", der Frage, ob der Film authentisch ist und was ihn von anderen Filmen wie "Wildstyle" und "Style Wars" abhebt. Anschließend gibt es ein wenig Hate für die Gentrifizierung im Hip-Hop, nachdem man sich seit Kurzen für 4000 Dolar pro Monat in das Apartment, in dem Biggie seine Kindheit verbrachte, einmieten kann. Außerdem hat Dan ein Zitat von Benny the Butcher mitgebracht, in dem es heißt, dass Rap ein Erwachsenensport sei und man mit dem Alter was Hip-Hop und seine Disziplinen angeht, immer besser werden würde. Zum Schluss gibt es noch Liebe für die Stadt New Orleans, die Graffiti auf öffentlichen Gebäuden legalisiert hat und so bunter werden möchte.

Whew! We cover a bunch of hip hop topics with our guest Mechanic, Surebert on this one! Lots of hip hop album & movie talk, a new podcast by a Mechanic & his daughter may have dissed us, & Cook's trip to MAGA land! Also, Surebert says CookBook has some wack lines from his early career! LOL! Plus, would it be an episode if E. Green the Gas Man didn't throw in a heavy molotov cocktail-level question that triggers KING & Nesto?

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Whew! We cover a bunch of hip hop topics with our guest Mechanic, Surebert on this one! Lots of hip hop album & movie talk, a new podcast by a Mechanic & his daughter may have dissed us, & Cook's trip to MAGA land! Also, Surebert says CookBook has some wack lines from his early career! LOL! Plus, would it be an episode if E. Green the Gas Man didn't throw in a heavy molotov cocktail-level question that triggers KING & Nesto?

Thanks as always to the contributors! We REALLY appreciate you! We ask for $1 per episode. But you can give as much or as little as you like...even nothing! We'll still keep droppin that fire content that you love! Click here to contribute today!

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Check out Griff's Table here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/griffs-table/id1505250440

Web: www.djbeatstreet.com IG: www.instagram.com/djbeatstreet Facebook: www.facebook.com/djbeatstreet Tracklist: Raven Felix - Bad Bish Wiz - You And Your Friends Iggy Azalea - Beg For It Blu Cantrel - Hit Em Style (Beatstreet Bootleg) Kid Ink - Body Language B.O.B. - Not For Long Naughty Boy - Home Lil Jon - Bend Ova Nabiha - Animals David Guetta - Dangerous Calvin Harris - Open Wide/C.U.B.A. Meghan Trainor - All About The Bass Jessie J - Bang Bang A Trak - Push Hozier - Take Me To Church (Mike D remix)

For episode number 7, we welcome the founder of the brilliant vinyl-only Pathway Traxx and BeatStreets very own James Bond - David Garfit. Having being the last member to join the BeatStreet ranks, Dave's now an integral part of the machine, with his selection always causing more than a stir at our parties. Aside from being a skilled and experienced DJ, he's an accomplished producer, having released through labels such as Akbal Music, Houseworx, Sex Panda White, Love Not Money & more. To accompany the 78 minutes of quality deep techno and house vibes that he put together in preparation for our last party, here's a few words from the man himself... "It's been well over a year since I last did a mix, so here is a quick mix I threw together to get you in the mood for our next instalment of BeatStreet. Recorded in one take, this is a collection of some of my favourite tracks at the minute. Lots of new wax and some tracks you might recognise from my recent sets at our old beloved home, The Garage!!! RIP! Enjoy! x"

So, it's been a little while, but here's the latest episode in our podcast series. Episode 6 comes courtesy of French duo and our guests at this months party; Yamen & Eda. These guys caught our attention with their take on the techno laden deep house sound which has become synonymous with BeatStreet parties. With releases on great underground labels such as Safari Numerique and Pins & Needles, these guys are attracting attention from the right places, for the right reasons. It's the strength of these releases that caught the ears of Adam Shelton and a previous guest of ours; Subb-an, owners of the mighty One Records. We're pretty sure this is an insight into what the guys have planned for us in just under two weeks at The Garage! https://www.facebook.com/events/557078987675193/?fref=ts

For the 5th instalment of the BeatStreet podcast we have one of Tough Luck Records head-honchos; Chris Cue. This lad's been very busy over the last few years. Aside from honing his now renowned DJ & production skills, Chris was on with Sample; a house & techno nights that graced the clubs of Newcastle bringing in some of the Worlds top DJ's, such as Art Department & The Martinez Brothers. Whilst promoting and running the night as well as doing the business for brands all over the UK, Chris' slick production skills landed him releases on BeatStreet certified labels such as Kaluki Musik & Deep Tech Records. Releases via these labels opened the door for Chris to earn sets with brands such as Cocoon, Minus & Desolat - and not too long back he was snapped up by the "Two Point Zero" Family alongside the likes of Jody Wisternof and Martin Eyerer. In more recent times, he's fired up Tough Luck Records alongside Lower East's Rebel and his Save The Pony partner-in-crime, Twon, a label specialising in underground techno (I believe there's a few cheeky unreleased cuts from them up in this B.) Over the next few months Chris has dates lined up in all over Europe and this wicked podcast, focusing on stripped back, deep techno, one of the many sounds we heavily endorse at BeatStreet, explains exactly why he's such hot property. Enjoy, BeatStreet x

On this edition of Vinyl Vybz with DJ HasH I had the honor and pleasure of choppin’ it up with Brown Audio (of The BeatStreet Club) consisting of brothers Sean Ace (@Sean_Ace) & Cya (@im_Cya) who’ve been putting in work for years in the Chicago Hip Hop scene. Not only did I interview them but I showcased a timeline of their DOPE brand of Hip Hop ranging from their older material (which is timeless in my opinion) leading up to their current music that can mostly be found on http://brownaudio.bandcamp.com/ , http://cyamusic.bandcamp.com/ , http://sean-ace.bandcamp.com/ , & http://dame-o.bandcamp.com/ respectively.

I sprinkled in some more music as well including a few oldies but goodies from Common Sense and new music from my Chicago brethren The Primeridian (prod. by Tall Black Guy), Vice Verse and Omen along with a few other BANGAS from outside of my hometown.

Thank you for your support and Happy New Years (2012)!

Bless

DJ HasH aka Da Corned Beef Kid (of The Temporary Residents) *London / Chicago*


*** PLAYLIST ***

DJ HasH- Vinyl Vybz Intro

BusCrates 16 Bit Ensemble- Vinyl Vybz Intro

Common Sense- Orange Pineapple Juice

Common Sense- Resurrection ’95 Extra P Remix

Common- Inhale

Intermission- Tall Black Guy “LOST & GONE”

The Primeridian & Tall Black Guy- Let’s Go

Median- Simile

Sean Ace & Cya (Brown Audio) interview pt. 1 *musical backdrop* Illa J “Timeless” / Slum Village “Secrets Of The Sand (JayDee Remix) / Slum Village “Reunion”

Brown Audio- Come Fly

Brown Audio- Until

Brown Audio- The Classic *scratches by DJ HasH*

Brown Audio- 123

Sean Ace & Cya (Brown Audio) interview pt. 2 *musical backdrop* Eulorhythmics “L.I.V.E” / Busta Rhymes “You Can’t Hold The Torch / Nas “The World Is Yours” / Karina Nistal “You Should Know”

Vice Verse- 4 Horseman ft. Fingas, Cya & Sean Ace (Brown Audio)

Dame-O, Cya, Sean Ace, Jus Cuz (The BeatStreet Club) & Nia- Glory

Brown Audio- Around The World ft. Dame-O

Dame-O- Push It Along ft. Sean Ace

Dame-O- So Crazy ft. Jus Cuz

Sean Ace & Cya (Brown Audio) interview pt. 3 *musical backdrop* The Foreign Exchange “Von Sees” / Mary Mary “Walking”

Cya- Who I Am

Sean Ace- Above The Clouds ft. Candace Cartier & Authentik Made

Sean Ace- The Janitor *scratches by DJ HasH*

Sean Ace & Cya (Brown Audio) interview pt. 4 *musical backdrop* Madvillian “Accordian” / Flying Lotus “Fall In Love” / Full Crate “Cut The Barb”

Brown Audio- Hello Morning

Brown Audio- Grand Entrance *scratches by DJ HasH*

Brown Audio- All Niiiite

Intermission- Wale “Lotus Flower Bomb” (instrumental)

Rapsody- Pace Myself

Spectac- Mama Say

Omen- Stories

More than 100 of the hottest dancehall tunes in 80 minutes Hosted by Mega D (Rmxkrw) and mixed by Beatstreet, the Belgian Mixtape Kingz. It features riddims as; Daybreak, Mission, Close Casket, Chandelier, Revolution, Splash Out,Night Creature, Bluetooth, Work Out, Chiney K, Gear Box, Bruk Up, Go Go, Unfinished Business, Drum Lane, Peppa Grain and so much more ...

Check out our latest mixtape hosted by one of Europe's finest; "SHYROCK" from the legendary group, "POSTMEN" It features two tracks by a young and talented dutch artist who unfortunately passed away during the making of the mixtape. RIP BROOKLAN It also gives you a sneakpreview of what you can expect from a very gifted jamaican artist called "KENYATTA FYAH" The Mixtape includes riddims as : 2070's, Party, Shooter, Juno, Supa Charge, Shadow, Dark Again, Madness, Artillery, Purge, Big Up, The Warning, No Borders, ... Bless