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R.O.A.D. Podcast – ROB SWIFT (Part 2): The Origin Of The X-Ecutioners

On this week’s episode of the @RoadPodcast, the fellas welcome hip hop DJ, turntablist and original member of the turntablist group The X-Ecutioners, Rob Swift (@brolicarm) with guest co-host @DJGoldfingerNYC. Rob discusses the inspiration behind his latest book ‘The City of Hip-Hop: New York City, The Bronx, and a Peace Meeting’ (02:28) and poses the question “what race started hip hop?” (23:20). He discusses the connection between reparations and hip hop (34:01) and the chain reaction that led up to hip hop forming in the Bronx (58:01). Finally, Rob speaks on how ethnicity solely doesn’t make you a part of hip hop (1:27:01).

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Related Post: 🍦R.O.A.D. Podcast – Flavor Of The Month (April 2025)

🍦R.O.A.D. Podcast – Flavor Of The Month (April 2025)

Flavor of the Month is your cheat code for new DJ edits, remixes and bootlegs handpicked by the ROAD Podcast. Every month, the crew shouts out their favorite remixes that you won’t find anywhere but DJcity. Don’t miss out on these must-have selections!

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Here are the #FOTM selections for April 2025:

  1. Doechii – Anxiety – Sir Marcus & MarkCutz Remix
  2. Soul II Soul – Back 2 Life – DJ Bizzon Update Edit
  3. The Bucketheads – The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall Into My Mind) – Les Bisous Remix
  4. Bad Bunny – DtMF – Rob DVS Remix
  5. Roy Ayers – Everybody Loves the Sunshine – Jay Bombay Remix

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Related Post: R.O.A.D. Podcast – ROB SWIFT (Part 1): The Origin Of Hip Hop

R.O.A.D. Podcast – ROB SWIFT (Part 1): The Origin Of Hip Hop

On this week’s episode of the @RoadPodcast, the fellas welcome hip hop DJ, turntablist and original member of the turntablist group The X-Ecutioners, Rob Swift (@brolicarm) with guest co-host @DJGoldfingerNYC. Rob discusses the inspiration behind his latest book ‘The City of Hip-Hop: New York City, The Bronx, and a Peace Meeting’ (02:28) and poses the question “what race started hip hop?” (23:20). He discusses the connection between reparations and hip hop (34:01) and the chain reaction that led up to hip hop forming in the Bronx (58:01). Finally, Rob speaks on how ethnicity solely doesn’t make you a part of hip hop (1:27:01).

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Related Post: R.O.A.D. Podcast – DJ KASH: How ‘Bamba Tuesdays’ And Amapiano Redefined My DJ Career

R.O.A.D. Podcast – DJ KASH: How ‘Bamba Tuesdays’ And Amapiano Redefined My DJ Career

On this week’s episode of the @RoadPodcast, the fellas welcome producer, DJ, and creator of @BambaTuesdays, DJ Kash (@DJKashATL). Kash reflects on his journey from attending BeatStreet, where he was inspired by Goldfinger’s (@DJGoldfingerNYC) DJ skills (01:10), to adjusting to life in Atlanta and starting his own party, #BambaTuesdays (04:50). He discusses the importance of picking a genre (08:10) and notes the evolution of Atlanta’s nightlife (15:00). The crew discusses @DJCrooked’s theory of ‘USB Stick Delusion’ (38:12), “gentrified Afro-House” diluting cultures (49:01), and Kash’s top 5 Amapiano tracks (1:10:00). Finally, Kash shares the challenges of maintaining passion for music in Atlanta’s nightlife and the importance of catering to male audiences in the city’s DJ scene (1:26:00).

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Related Post: R.O.A.D. Podcast – J.PERIOD: The DJ Storyteller

R.O.A.D. Podcast – J.PERIOD: The DJ Storyteller

On this week’s episode of the @RoadPodcast, the fellas welcome Brooklyn-based mixtape DJ, remixer, and hip-hop producer J.Period (@jperiodbk), with guest host @DJGoldfingerNYC. J.Period reflects on his journey in the music industry, starting with his early mixtapes in the 2000s (00:31), and discusses the creation of iconic projects like “Best of Nas” (9:31). He credits pivotal moments, such as his Big Daddy Kane and Lauryn Hill mixtapes, with propelling his success (19:01). J.Period also shares insights into his work with Q-Tip and De La Soul (29:01) and reveals that his mixtapes will soon be available on Apple Music (41:01). He reflects on the influence of figures like Questlove and his approach to collaborations (54:01), as well as how he got involved with the 50 Years of Hip-Hop Tribute at the Grammys (1:00:00). The conversation also touches on navigating compensation with artists (1:10:00), learning from mentors like Jazzy Jeff (1:22:00), and the experience of working with Wyclef Jean, culminating in a 20-year musical connection (1:25:00).

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Related Post: R.O.A.D. Podcast (Bonus Segment) – DJ Spinna’s Favorite Song To End The Night With

R.O.A.D. Podcast (Bonus Segment) – DJ Spinna’s Favorite Song To End The Night With

The ‘ROAD 10’ is a bonus segment featuring a curated set of 10 questions inspired by the ‘Proust Questionnaire.’ These consistent, reflective, and often revealing questions are asked to every guest at the end of their appearance on the Road Podcast (Reflections of a DJ). True to its name, the ‘ROAD 10’ offers a unique glimpse into each guest’s personality, values, and preferences, blending humor, introspection, and candid moments. Originally exclusive to Road Podcast Patreon subscribers, these interviews are now available on YouTube after a one-month debut on Patreon. The ‘ROAD 10’ is designed to offer viewers a memorable and intimate connection with each guest.

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