Two DJs (fully Seratoed-up), two spoken word performers, and EIGHTEEN emcees spread across two production rooms, broadcasted live to Tallahassee (and the world) for 3 crazy hours on Saturday night, marking the beginning of a memorable Memorial Day weekend. (Pics to follow, once the email flood starts…)
8 months late… Live Mix & Emcee Freestyle Session (WVFS 89.7fm 09/01/2007)
A to the L’s DJ Premier Tribute Mix (WVFS 89.7fm 12/04/2007)
“My flow is off the chain like it was a turd.” (WVFS 89.7fm 09/29/07)
Peace to Synergy Raves (whoever you are) – I couldn’t think of a good picture to sum up this post, so I ganked yours.
Now lets start with a warning. This post has a lot of links to cool peoples and music, so feel free to click around till your heart’s content, THEN come back here and leave some comments.
Hiphop is alive… (on WVFS)
Now that we’ve got the cheesy post title out of the way, lets talk brass tacks…
Last night I spun live on Florida State University’s radio station, WVFS 89.7FM. The invitation came to me from one Amond Jackson, newly-installed host of the station’s Saturday evening Hiphop show, Underground Railroad, and if the temptation to spin classic 80’s and 90’s Hiphop for a minute wasn’t enough, the fact that later in the show I’d be rocking the tables for some of Tally’s hottest underground emcees made the decision a no-brainer.