you know what it is. no, seriously. you do.
And breaking once again from the standard format, we’re back with another installment of Black T.K.’s The New Soul, one of two Soultronica series here on everybody’s favorite hip-hop podcast.
This one is the Origins show - taking you back into time to experience the foundation upon which this new movement was built. All you future fanatics don’t freak though - the kid is coming very soon with Soultronica Vol. 4. The saga continues…
Intro - Black T.K. Der Kommisar loop
Grace Jones - Pull Up 2 The Bumper (produced by Sly and Robbie)
Drop 1 - Black T.K. Radioactive loop
Cameo - Back & Forth (produced by Larry Blackmon)
Drop 3 - Black T.K. Ain’t Nobody loop
S.O.S. Band - Tell Me If You Still Care (produced by Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis)
drop 3 Black T.K. Safety Dance loop
Evelyn Champagne King - Betcha She Don’t Love You (produced by T. Life)
drop 4 Black T.K. Hang On loop
Klymaxx - Men All Pause (produced by Joyce Fenderella Irby and Bernadette Cooper)
Hit up the comments section, let us know how you felt this one!
Greg
May 1st, 2007 at 6:20 am
What up, Dex. Cool show. I enjoyed the background info on the musicians in this episode. I pride myself on having a pretty good amount of knowledge on artist backgrounds and trivia related to them so it’s refreshing to hear things I DON’T know.
Thanks!
Peace.
Greg
dextrus
May 1st, 2007 at 8:22 am
Just listened to the podcast. Nice to see some “schooling” going on!!! Just wasn’t long enough!!! Nice to see given respect to the uk by recognising loose ends!!! look forward to the next one.
peace,
dextrus.
Adam
May 1st, 2007 at 9:54 am
“The livest shit on the internet”. You ain’t lyin’.
mr underground
May 1st, 2007 at 10:13 am
hey man, once again, new soul outshines. I liked that Sly and Robbie joint and was wonderin if u wer gonna do a reggae mixtape
dex digital
May 1st, 2007 at 1:26 pm
First, I have to say that this got more than a few replays from me - shouts to Black TK for putting this one together for the Mixtape Show. I’m with you Greg - dude just really knows his shit. I hear he’s got like 5 or 6 more episodes on ice, too…
And Mr Underground - believe it or not I do have something in the works, but it is on the back back burner, and still in the “possibility” stage at this point. It won’t be what people are expecting though…
DJ Brer Rabbit
May 3rd, 2007 at 12:04 pm
DAAAAMN so funky I can smell it from here thats feet and cheese funky
Brer
Aush
May 3rd, 2007 at 3:12 pm
On point TK, loved it.
Gotta agree w/Dextrus Loose Ends just doesn’t get enough love, “Watchin you, watching me” is one of my favorite 80’s tunes of all time. (Although I don’t get the lyrics…)
Hey TK did J Jam and T Lewis do Shalamar stuff as well? Listening to SOS Band some of the beat structure and chords sound really similar…
Great show, Peace
AuSh
E-kue
May 3rd, 2007 at 3:46 pm
I really like the format,a little do you know and some music-cool.
Are there anymore podcast that i can listen to?
Peter D. Slaughter
July 16th, 2007 at 12:10 am
Can you do for me an old school Pro-Black
mix down.
I want to buy it .
How much would it cost ?
I want all Pro-Black cuts,no thug or
commercial so-called gangsta stuff on it.
Pro-Black Hip Hop non-stop.
Peace
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