the streets

Hello and welcome back to Unveiling the Matrix. Today’s podcast is titled “ The streets is the Great Deceiver’s playground.”

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Primos here is you music forcefield against bad vibes.  Remember to dance and laugh. 

Air Tight #61

Billy Paul - Me and Misses Jones

The Spam Allstars - Fiesta de los Feos

The Budos Band - Up from the South

Lou Reed - Romeo had Juliette

Las Cafetera - La Bamba Rebelde

Boogaloo Assassins - No No No

Earth, Wind and Fire - Let’s Groove

Ana Tijoux- 1977

Though the Root feat. Eli Mac - Rollin’

Beastie Boys - No Sleep Till Brooklyn

Primal Scream - Rocks

Cake - Thrills

The Streets - Let’s Push things Forward

Masters of Reality - Rabbit One

Hot Snakes - Six Wave Hold Down

CTGMAR10 and DJ SABOTAJ reviews

(Click on the album title to listen)

Nikka Costa "Everybody Got Their something"
The Streets "Original Pirate Material"
YUNGBLUD "21st Century Liability"
Tyler Childers "Purgatory"



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Zac Skinner is the frontman and songwriter from the hotly-tipped UK band, The Skinner Brothers.  

We had a really open and honest conversation about the realities of trying to forge out a career in music and that it isn’t always like you read in the books.  The journey makes for some very funny stories, especially as Zac was trying to put the band together in a new city, with limited contacts and an aversion to technology that included no mobile phone. 

Thankfully Zac started embracing the technology, and in a short period of time the band has created an impressive catalogue of tunes blending genres and style.

Zac talks about how the sound of the band has evolved to what you hear on the huge new EP Iconic - undoubtedly one of my favourite releases last year - and how the band have been busy fine tuning the live set for up and coming sold out shows at the legendary 100 Club, as well as support slots with The Music and The Streets.

Zac has an interesting take on live music and a few of his answers may surprise you but again are honest and straight from the heart. 

The Skinner Brothers released their latest EP called ‘Iconic’ in May 2021 that includes the huge title hit ‘Iconic’, check out the official video here.  

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Newest Member of the Podcast (@ceddy55) joins the "On The Rekord" crew. This is a Two Part Episode cause so much to cover and so much to speak on.

• Introduction to Ceddy. 
• Club Tales with Ceddy x DJ Intence (and the dangers of Drinking & Driving). 
• Meek Mill & 6ix9ine. 
• Mya is she Overrated or Underrated? 
• The evolution of obtaining Music. 
• The 10th Year Anniversary of Frank Ocean & The Weeknd Mixtapes. 
• Jay Electronica. 
• The Minority Culture Experience (Hip-Hop Music & The Streets). 
• Relationships & Celebs Relationships. 
• Kardashian Family. 
• Kanye West. 
• Bink! (Production Credits = Jaheim Every time I Think About Her; J. Cole Villematc; Kanye West Devil In a New Dress; Mack Wilds My Crib; Mr. Cheeks Lights Camera Action; Blackstreet Don’t Leave Me; just to name drop a few) & Special Mention Just Blaze. 
• The Neptunes (i.e. Chad Hugo x Pharrell Williams). 
• Daft Punk. 

In the early 00’s The Streets burst onto the scene. Original Pirate Material was like nothing else around. Combining garage beats with everyday stories from a geezer we could all relate to. Mike Skinner wanted to literally push things forward, taking the garage genre in a new direction and using his lyrics to talk about what was really going on inside the hearts and minds of people in the clubs. It struck a chord, and The Streets got a lot of attention. Over five albums Mike Skinner would tour Australia a whole lot, always playing festivals and always drawing a huge crowd. Then in 2011 he called it a day, releasing his final album and doing his final shows as The Streets. Music stayed in his life though. He threw himself into producing, directing, and most notably DJ-ing, behind the decks instead of out front on stage. Across his five songs choices we get a snapshot of a kid writing raps in his notebook in a hostel in Sydney. As well as the man today who is older, wiser, more grounded but with plenty of stories to tell. From Johnny Cash to Grim Sickers to Daft Punk, this is The Streets, Taking 5 with Zan Rowe and playing us his songs from then and now.

Johnny Cash – 'A Boy Named Sue'

Snoop Dogg – 'Serial Killa (ft. The D.O.C., Tha Dogg Pound and RBX)'

Grim Sickers – 'Open the Till (ft. Ghetts and Mike Skinner)'

Daniel Bedingfield – 'Gotta Get Through This'

Daft Punk – 'Human After All / Together / One More Time / Music Sounds Better With You' (from Alive 2007)