So this episode features absolutely no rapping. Yep.
I get a lot of email and IMs from people asking me how I do my show, what sort of software I use, how I get new music, and so on. So here’s yet another spinoff series (how many are there now? damn): The Blueprint. In Vol 1, we’re going to be covering how to start up and approach your very own podcast, from the mechanics to your own mindset.
A lot of this is philosophical and theoretical, so if that doesn’t interest you, that’s fine. You can just listen to me talk over the beats. As an added bonus, almost every bit of software I recommend in this show is free.
Here’s the beat tracklist:
Capital D – Blow Instrumental [Intro] Verse – G Wilikers Instrumental [Gmail] O.C. - Yes Sir Instrumental. [Audio Editor] Critical Madness – Meal Tickets pt. 2 Instrumental [Feedburner]
oh come on now you know who this is. [Blog] Morcheeba – Post Houmous [Network] Judah Christ – Unheard Of [Originality] Omni – Baterie Instrumental [Skype] The Prodigy – Firestarter Instrumental (sample) [FTP Client] J Dilla – Over The Breaks [Consideration] John Fahey – My Shepherd Will Supply My Needs (sample) [Independence] Brother Ali - Truth Is Instrumental [Individuality] J Dilla - Love Jones [Responsibility] Mark O’Connor – Opus 14: False Dawn (sample) [Microphone] Baba & Yako – Feel The Change [Outro]
And that’s it for this week. Hit up the comments section and let me know what you think. Oh yeah – there’ll be another music episode coming out in a few days, for those of you that were freaked out from the break in format here. (And keep in mind – these tools work for whatever kind of show you want to do – not just a hip-hop podcast!)
Software mentioned in the show: (free unless otherwise stated)
And as promised, back by popular demand, it’s the Mixtape Show Beat Tape Volume 2. No Juggernaut this time, but plenty of dope instrumentals. Listen:
RZA – Flying Birds. I think this was a secret instrumental on a soundtrack. I mean come on, it’s the RZA. It’s short, but you’ll like it.
Kenny Keys – A Woman’s Gotta Have It. You should recognize this name from the Eulorhythmics interview – the dude is really that ridiculous. This joint in particular stayed in my mp3 player for a miiiinute. myspace.com/kennykeys1987
Jay Dee - A Man’s World Flip. This one didn’t make it into Episode 28, but I had to get it out there. I’m not sure if this one was ever officially released – I don’ t think it was – so ignore the title I gave it. jdilla.org
Suburb – selection from the fall tape. If you weren’t aware, the man Suburb is my favorite beatmaker at the moment – which, given my impeccable taste in music, should really say something. If you don’t feel this joint right here, you don’t have a soul. myspace.com/suhburb
For this week’s edition of the world’s most famous and revered hip-hop podcast, I bring you an interview with Mixtape Show alumni, Tommy Danger. Tommy has his hustle going on two angles – one, as a solo artist, and the other as the host of the apparently wildly popular DangerVision television show on MNN in Harlem.
This is definitely one of the stranger interviews I’ve done here. Tommy is probably one of the only people I’ve met that talks more dumb shit than I do. I’d say about a good 30% of this interview I am just keeping my mouth shut for fear of anybody associating the shit coming out of Tom’s mouth with my own mindset. And then dude calls me out for not liking his music, which is often true. We don’t do “traditional” on the Mixtape Show podcast, and this show is no exception.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the only mixtape show / hip-hop podcast worth fucking with. I’m dex digital.
The hip-hop community has suffered a tragic loss recently. This show is not a “dedication”, or a “tribute”, but I’d like to take a moment here and on the show to show appreciation and gratitude for a man that has done so much for us.
On with the show.
Exile f/ Slum Village – Time Has Come. It’s weird, because when I started putting tracks together for this week’s episode, I had already set this aside for the opening track. Exile is on the beats here (you’ve heard him here before), and lest anyone forget what Dilla was capable of on the other side of the glass…Jon, good looking out on the hookup with this one. Check out soundincolor.com for more on Exile.
毎週、ヒップホップやソウルトロニカの厳選したミックスを無料で配信しています。ギャングスタ・ラップからアバンギャルドまで。ちぇけら。
Welcome to the home of the Mixtape Show Hip-Hop Podcast. Each week we bring you the finest in hip-hop and soultronica, from the gangster to the avant-garde. Every show is free.
購読すると、新しい回がアップされる度に、あなたのパソコンに送られます。マック、iPodが無くてもいい、全てのパソコン・オーディオプレイヤーに対応。
Get the Mixtape Show in your iTunes or other music player every week, free. No Mac or iPod required. Works with any PC or portable device.
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