Kool G Rap & DJ Polo's debut is more poisonous than ever on the expanded special edition of "Road To The Riches". Experience the drama and thrill of NYC street life once again as G Rap and Polo shine like currency over a set of bonus tracks. Traffic Entertainment presents alternate versions of songs, instrumentals, a capellas and radio spots.
Below, Sammy Rae & The Friends align their outstanding sound with a classic by Tears For Fears. "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" shows the originality of a singer who is attracting more and more ears as Sammy goes to town.
This brief flashback represents the great depth which the Wu-Tang brought to Hip Hop. They are a crew who fuses spirituality, religion, history and the streets to create a unique new dimension of the culture. So reminisce on this powerful single by this Hip Hop disciple and Wu-Tang affiliate. Chopped Herring provides rare gems by Shabazz The Disciple below on "Lidushopahorraz: The Unreleased 90's EP".
Below, DJ M-TRAXXX provides a gem from his personal tape collection with an '84 episode of Marley Marl on WBLS radio.
It's time to chill as DJ Clark Kent spins the original breaks and classics we know and love. The Superman of the wheels of steel joins Fat Man Scoop on Thanksgiving 1995 for good music and memories. Reminisce on each of these late greats of Hip Hop as you enjoy their soulful music and commentary. One of the sets is a mix of Clark (and WBAI FM Underground Railroad DJs) spinning a combination of breaks and classic Hip Hop of '95, while the other is mostly breaks. An hour or so of good music, straight from the tape deck of JR to your speaker.
DJ Clark Kent Mixmaster Weekend Pt. 1 ('95 Hip Hop and their original samples mixed)
DJ Clark Kent Mixmaster Weekend Pt. 2 (laid-back R&B and Funk classics)
Enrichment hooks up the remix for "The Unbearable", giving this new age posse cut a head-nod 90's feel. I can't put my finger on where I've heard these drums before, but I think they were used before by either Large Pro or someone from D.I.T.C. Regardless of where the drums come from, this is an outstanding song by MCs who you can feel are serious about that mic.
The dark and dramatic sound of The CroMagnon Band lead the way in this 62nd installment of ATWIBB. Their 2024 album "Mode" is sure to put you on edge with the ominous sonic imprint it embeds upon the genre of Funk. Aside from that, you've got a nice mix of Soul, Jazz Fusion, Funk and Library as usual. So come feel the beat with bands such as The Ephemerals, The Sorcerers, Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed. These and others leave you with not only outstanding drum breaks, but arrangements to lead you on a mental trip.
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