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Juneteenth 2026 – Mix Breaks Manga Dolo
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Juneteenth 2026 – Mix Breaks Manga Dolo
Top 5ive - 11.20.25 "Run It Back" - De La Soul feat. Nas "Like That" - Erick Sermon feat. Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg and Ricco Barrino "The Days of Untold" - Admiral Naughtz feat. Jeru the Damaja "Harlem Universal" - Big L "VSHA VSHA" - Visionaries
TOP 5IVE - 1.21.25 "My DJ Spits Betta Than U" (feat. Kid Kapri, Doo Wop & Da Inphamus Amadeus) - Diamond D 2. "Put That on the Gooch" (feat. B-Legit) - Andre Nickatina 3. "Infinity" - Smif-N-Wessun 4. "Bigger" (feat. Choklate) - De La Soul 5. "Abu La-Haab" - Canibus
Da Underground Sound - Top 5ive - 3.11.23 “Area” - De La Soul “Fire and Ice” - Ice T, Kool Keith, Atmosphere, Real Bad Man The Angry Guest” - Cappadonna, Shaka Amazulu the 7th “There Are Other Worlds” - DJ Muggs, Sun Ra “You From Cali” - Mistah F.A.B. , The Game, $cuba Sleeze, Young Semi
De La Soul released their critically acclaimed debut album, 3 Feet High and Rising, on this day, March 3rd in 1989. This album quickly developed into one of Hip-Hop's first classics on the strength of the catchy, smash single "Me, Myself, and I". De La Soul is officially comprised of Long Island MC's Posdnuos a.k.a. Plug 1, Trugoy the Dove a.k.a. Plug 2, and DJ Maseo a.k.a. Plug 3. Its important […]
First of all, the Native Tongues are not an official Hip-Hop group, crew, click, organization, or squad. Unofficially, they are more than the all of the aforementioned. Here is the when, why, where and how. This story begins in the 1980’s in New York City. By this time, Harlem’s Kool DJ Red Alert is already a well-established and respected Hip-Hop DJ having rose to fame on WRKS 98.7 KISS FM. […]
So Prince Paul is socially awkward- like me. I mean we’re both kinda weird but functional. I guess that’s why I grew up liking his quirky, yet funky productions and DJ techniques. Oh yeah- since its April 2nd let me be the first to wish Prince Paul Hutson a big born day salute! I was about 11 years old when I first heard his Stetsasonic opus “Talkin’ All That Jazz”. Shortly […]
Uncensored Underground Hip Hop. TBT, Golden Age, & New Rap Classics. Airing M-SAT at 5pm (pacific)/8pm (eastern) to the early morning. Honoring the radio program that used to air on KSJS San Jose.
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