Westcoast Ridah Report 8.14

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Westcoast Ridah Report 8.14

Back like we never left!!! Sup family, its a special Westside Ridah Report Today.

The Blax Radio Crew has been together for years… we started off in the 90s, in college, and had a ground breaking radio format called “Daundaground”. Daundaground was 20 hours of programming geared to the Black Community ran by Black people. We literally had to take over the radio station, and have demands met to gain this much deserved programming. This past week, we received an induction into the #BayAreaHipHopArchives !!! This is a big honor, we as well as others including Boots Riley from the Coup, Oaktown 357, Davey D, Digital Underground, Pam the Funkress, Ericka Huggins, Kevvy Kev, Blackalicious, Counsious Daughters, Capital Tax, San Quinn and many more. Check the full list on our site. Salute to Bay Area Hip Hop Archives and Jahi, and the whole damn yay that got this accomplished. We honored to continue the work with Blax Radio, and once again HBD Hip Hop, welcome to 50.

This week in hip hop history, on the west west yall..  The 14 of August, in 1992.. outta the Bay, Spice 1 with his debut release Spice 1, hist scatter rap ragga stylee, cuts like “In My Neighborhood”, and “Welcome to the Ghetto” , straight classics. In 1995 Aug 15th, the soundtrack to the film “The Show” dropped. This is a hip hop classic, with artists from all over, and some great Westcoast cuts from Jayo Felony, Tupac, the Dove Shack, Domino, Snoop Dogg, Warren G, and the South Central Cartel. Aug 16th 1992, Direct from the Backstreet, from Totally Insane. From EPA, they made it on with great Soul and R*B samples.This dropped on IN-A-Minute records. Hear all these classics in the MIX, and as always every Wednesday night here the best of new and classic West Coast hip hop. West Up Y’all, lets put the needle to the record..