Mr. Sonny James
DJ Statik aka Mr. Sonny James is co-founder of Philadelphia’s most prolific and well-respected DJ/Production crew, Illvibe Collective. He is the official tour DJ for legendary MC Bahamadia and other Philly-based artists, including Hezekiah and Mr. Lif. Famously noted as “your DJ’s favorite DJ,” Statik’s sets have hit popular New York venues like Santos Party House, SOBs and APT. He is an annual staple at the SXSW Music Festival in Austin and at Miami’s Winter Music Conference. Additionally, Statik’s full and diverse roster currently includes a DJ residency for Heineken Green Room events with two.one.five magazine; completing a 10th anniversary Illvibe Collective retrospective album; and doing events around the world for the infamous Scratch DJ Academy, co-founded by the late DJ Jam Master Jay. - bio by Onyx Finney
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Although I'm looking forward to IOS 7, I feel like its gonna bring me back to my Evo days. Style wise.
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RT @gLProductions: Next month we pay tribute to #Guru w/ the help of DJs @PeteRock @MikeNyce + @MrSonnyJames at @johnnybrendas http://t.co/…
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Photo: The homie @questlove’s mentions must be crazy today. http://t.co/qmOlmK02WA
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Photo: Still applies. ♫ “5 Years?” by J-Zone | via #soundtracking app http://t.co/mk91FXynTS
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Always. Smh “@SeanFalyon: Riding thru Philly...damn people look angry as shit right now lol #home”
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Peewee's Playhouse on Broadway was everything. Watch it in HBO as soon as you can.
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I liked a @YouTube video http://t.co/sJFNULipQS Emakkulat game don't change
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@DJStylus @poemcees @kokayi @upsetthesetup @mdcl @asheru @lildave215 @thaylobleu @richmedina Salute fellas.
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I liked a @YouTube video from @djbeatstreet http://t.co/1ZDjZOGgIN Gilbere Forte Interview with Dj Beatstreet
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@LostCauze yup. Take it from one who knows better.
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Well, I guess it’s been a long time coming. And in any situation you can see coming, you may feel like you’re ready for it until the impact becomes real. The past few weeks at Fluid have been bittersweet. Seeing so many friends I’ve met throughout the years and having a full room of people dancing to our tunes; Well it’s simply been awesome. As I’ve been taking a minute each week to sit and really take in my last few moments at the club, I’m present to what Philly is losing physically and culturally.
The times have changed. When I travel to other cities and other countries, I notice how certain things are the same across the board. Chain restaurants, flagship retail stores, radio programming, and TV shows. The majority of the world has access to the same information and businesses. What makes each place interesting for me is a unique place I cannot find anywhere else. Fluid and it’s sister restaurant, The Latest Dish are two of those landmark places we have taken for granted in Philly.
Perhaps we got so used to them being there, we thought it would never end. I know I felt that way with other businesses like The 5 Spot, Tower Records, Club Fever, The 2 floors of Armands, Aqualounge, Cue Records, Soma, Elena’s Soul, and a list of other spots that are now a Walgreens or a parking lot.
What makes Fluid special for me though is the community around it. Many of the people in my life change every few years. New faces replace old ones as people move on to other places and take on new lifestyle changes. Many of the people, however, that I’ve met at Fluid are still dear friends at the present. And the memories I’ve shared with them on 4th St. btwn South and Bainbridge are tattooed on my brain.
Although this post could go on for days, here are just a couple of my fondest memories hanging out at Fluid.
The first time I attended a party at Fluid happened to be on a Monday night for Cosmo Baker and Rich Medina’s legendary Remedy party. I was 19 at the time and musically, I was sitting somewhere btwn Gil Scott Heron’s 125th and Lenox and Robbie Tronco‘s philly club anthems. (College was an interesting time.) In clubs, I was playing Spin Spin Sugar and Money Cash Hoes. When we first came up the stairs, I heard Love Song by Da Bush Babbees and although I was loving everything that was happening with Rawkus Records, Stones Throw, etc., I couldn’t imagine the music working so well in the club. Let alone becoming anthems. By the time I left, I had been schooled on original samples I never knew existed and heard some of my favorite Philly classics from The Roots, Bahamadia, and Schoolly D and saw them get gigantic responses on the dancefloor. I now realized that there was another dimension to rocking parties and so much more was possible. I spent countless Monday nights here after attending indie hip hop shows at the TLA (Another one of Philly’s diamonds in the rough). Thank you to Santoi for introducing me to this community. And an even bigger Thank you to Rich Medina and Cosmo Baker for inspiring me to be the DJ I am, taking risks, and never being confined to a script.
Within a couple years of studying all the DJs I could at Fluid, I became a resident for various events happening at the venue. One of the most consistent was for Tayyib Smith and Toyota for the SCION: Metro Events. As a resident, SCION booked me for various parties in Philly & New York and flew me around to different places to open for celebrity DJs. One of the most special moments I can remember was when me and my partner Phillee Blunt opened for Ali Shaheed Muhammad of A Tribe Called Quest. Although I was excited to meet one of my childhood heroes, I was going through a tough time in my personal life. When I met Mr. Muhammad, he didn’t treat us like fans or groupies, disregarding us, the way a lot of hip hop legends do. Instead he took real interest in what we had going on in Philly and even pulled me to the side and gave me some words of wisdom since he could sense I was going through some things. One thing I can remember him telling me was to try not to let my personal life interfere with my art. Words, I live by still. That dude is a class act.
J. Dilla passed away in 2006. Shortly after, we threw a jam at Fluid to raise money for the J. Dilla Foundation and raise awareness for Lupus. Alongside my bro DJ Jay-Ski and Monie Love, we played all the music that J. Dilla produced and appeared on which had been the soundtrack to our lives throughout high school and beyond. If you were there, you know the energy in the room was magical and will never be repeated. If you weren’t, you can listen to a portion of the night here.
J. Dilla Tribute Pt. 2 – Statik / Jay-Ski / Monie Love
I was also a resident DJ for Candyland at The Latest Dish. We had an award winning, weekly run there for some time. Being a resident with Questlove (when he wasn’t on the other side of the world), I got to hear new Roots tunes in demo mode which was an honor and privilege I never took lightly. As a fan of The Roots from day one, it was pretty exciting to become acquainted with some of those guys. It also made me feel like a million bucks when Questlove heard me play something he didn’t have and he asked me about it. Those moments are small victories for a guy like me. LOL
Since most clubs have watered down programming and skill-less DJs taking the people on a journey to nowhere, it reminds me of how special “Fluid University” has been to our culture in Philly. If you weren’t fortunate enough to be apart of it, you have one last chance to experience the magic for yourself this Saturday as we say goodbye in proper fashion. Tasty Treats style with myself, Mike Nyce (10 year+ Fluid resident), Questlove, and The Magnificent DJ Jazzy Jeff.
And to Oronde Gibson, Stacey Wilson, Yahmean Allworld, Questlove, Mike Nyce, Tayyib Smith, Rich Medina, Cosmo Baker, Ms. Rahnon, Melanie Cotton, Dennis Perez, Dieselboy, Dirty South Joe, Ron Crawford, DJ Phsh, TJ, Rasheed (Don Sheedlez), Stef Tataz, DJ Ulraviolet, DJ Roxxy, Jay-Ski, Tina, Case Bloom, Jacqui Paik, Tracy Waschinsky, Alexi Melek, Botany 500, Tony Schiro, and all the staff that have come and gone; Thanks for what you’ve contributed to Philadelphia for 17 years.
Illvibe Collective’s latest single, Heavy Soul (The Remixes) is available today via Amazon, iTunes, Spotify, Beatport, and Bandcamp. I’m thrilled we have remixes from my homies Foremost Poets & Alfa Paare. These joints are among some of my favorite jams from our All Together Now (The Remixes) album coming in a few weeks. I hope to hear these records out in dance sets at the festivals and music conferences this spring. You can peep the joints rightchere.
Last week I dropped a new mixtape with my mellow Hezekiah. Cure For The Common Soul Volume 2 is the follow up to our 2009 release, Cure The Common Soul Vol. 1.
For the past 2 years or so, Hez has been busy in the studio cooking up joints with Bilal, Kindred, Keyshia Cole, Blu, Wordsworth, Eric Roberson and more. Hez’s production swag is “on a bean” as they say.
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DILLA MONTH 2013.
To those of you who’ve been rocking with me for years, you know I have loved and supported Detroit hip hop about as much as I’ve supported music from my hometown. Slum Village, Invincible, Black Milk, Guilty Simpson, and Miz Korona are among some of the finest talents that have had me in the headlock for over a decade now. At the top of the list, of course, is the legendary Jay-Dee aka J. Dilla. Known for his classic productions for The Pharcyde, Bilal, A Tribe Called Quest, D’Angelo, Erykah Badu, Common, De La Soul, and many more, his footprint is all over the soulful music I love to listen to and play out. His untimely passing in February of 2006 caused many to honor his legacy each year around this time with Dilla Month. We start things off with a re-edit of Lil’ Kim’s Crush On You b/w J. Dilla’s classic Crushin’ track. The homie DJ Beatstreet and I have a game going on right now where we each make an edit with the same idea and see which one kills in the clubs. ha.
Dilla Forever.
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Crate Raiderz is a show about recording collectors and the stories they have about various pieces in those collections. Other DJs featured include Blaak The 9th Man, DJ Cash Money, Skeme Richards and more. Check out one of the latest episodes featuring DJ Statik aka Mr. Sonny James.
The long awaited remix single to Heavy Soul by Foremost Poets and Alfa Paare will be in stores February 19th!!!
To those of you who've been rocking with me for years, you know I have loved and supported Detroit hip hop about as much as I've supported music from my hometown. Slum Village, Invincible, Black Milk, Guilty Simpson, and Miz Korona are among some of the finest talents that have had me in the headlock for over a decade now. At the top of the list, of course, is the legendary Jay-Dee aka J. Dilla. Known for his classic productions for The Pharcyde, Bilal, A Tribe Called Quest, D'Angelo, Erykah Badu, Common, De La Soul, and many more, his footprint is all over the soulful music I love to listen to and play out. His untimely passing in February of 2006 caused many to honor his legacy each year around this time with Dilla Month. We start things off with a re-edit of Lil' Kim's Crush On You b/w J. Dilla's classic Crushin' track. The homie DJ Beatstreet and I have a game going on right now where we each make an edit with the same idea and see which one kills in the clubs. ha. Dilla Forever.
This week, the iconic Tasty Treats party returns to a weekly with our own DJ Statik aka Mr. Sonny James joining the crew permanently adding some Illvibe flavor to the mix.
Philly, we can't wait to see you all in the house for this special launch.
To get you in the mood for a rockin party, you can stream and/or download the free 2013 Tasty Treats Mixtape Sampler below mixed by DJs Mike Nyce & Mr. Sonny James.
For this month's episode of Illvibe Radio we chose to rock out for December 12, 2012 with 12 of our favorite 12 inch records. These are tunes that are classics in their respective genres. And each are special to us for personal reasons.
Disco Dave & The Force of the Five MC's (Crash Crew) - High Power Rap:
This is one of my favorite early hip hop records and a 12" I'm proud to own. One thing I love about the early rap acts is that they actually performed as a group - playing off each others lines, practicing routines, doing back ups and harmonies and whatnot...you know like a real group...and this record is a pretty good example of that era. There's also lots of quotables, sampled phrases, and it's an overall engaging record - you can kinda picture these dudes in front of you performing this live on a stage in an outdoor park circa 1980. Extra snaps up go to this 12" for being one-sided and having the cool looking vinyl etch design (but no music) on the b-side.
World's Famous Supreme Team - Hey DJ:
Another old-school rap classic from 1983. For those who don't know, The World Famous Supreme Team were a radio team that hosted one of the earliest hip-hop radio shows. Granted it was late night and on a smaller FM station from outside of NYC so folks prob had to fine tune their radio dials with precision just to get a taste of the rap, breakbeats, and "street music" they'd play, mix, and scratch every week. Of course the show was a bit before my time, and geographically impossible for me to have tuned into, but from the tapes of the show I've heard, the effort seems like it would've been worth it. Somehow the WFST linked up with ex-Sex Pistols manager and British entrepreneur Malcolm McLaren, and contributed a few songs to his hip-hop/ african exploitation album "Duck Rock", this being one of them.
M/A/R/R/S - Pump Up The Volume:
This one holds a place in my memory as one of the first cassette "Maxi-Singles" I ever purchased. There was no full length M/A/R/R/S album, so the only way to get that song I liked from the radio, was on 12" vinyl, cassette single, or cassette "maxi-single" - which for you young schoolers is essentially the 12" vinyl version in a cassette format. Comparing the track listing on the back of the cardboard wrapped "cassingle", to the hard plastic cased "Maxi-Single" revealed that the maxi had two additional versions of the song I liked, and that one was a whopping 7+ minutes. Say Whaaat? So I took a chance and went with the slightly more expensive, but ultimately more rewarding maxi-single.
In hindsight, I probably should've gone with the 12" vinyl purchase, but cassettes were just more convenient as they could slide right into your walkman and have you jamming on your way out of the store, and that's where my head was at on that day in 1987. Luckily these records were easily available through the years and I've now owned several copies.
Eddy Grant - Time Warp:
"Electric Avenue" was and is one of my all-time favorite 80's jams. It also has the honor of being one the first commercial tapes I convinced my parents to buy me as a preschooler (Naked Eyes, Men at Work, and Billy Joel cassettes also come to mind). But this tape right here was something special...Why? Because it contained "Two Bonus Tracks!!!". The long version of Electric Avenue which was exciting enough, and "Time Warp", which sounded unlike anything I had ever heard before, and also completely out of place on the reggae/ pop-ish sounding album. I won't front like I was on some electro proto-house visionary listener type shit at 4 years old, but the song did make an impression - something like "This music is weird". But I don't recall fast-forwarding the song like some others on the album just to get back to Electric Avenue.
Fast forward about 15 years later when I'm starting to DJ some parties here and there and hunting many a used record shop gathering all of my favorite songs on vinyl. "Electric Avenue" on a 12"?... yeah...gotta have that. So later that night, when listening to vinyl purchases of the day, I eventually got around to flipping over the Eddy Grant record, and was instantly flooded with childhood memories of sitting on the floor with my gray boombox wondering what to make of this weirdo bonus track on the Eddy Grant album. I also couldn't believe that until that moment I had completely erased the song from memory, and had to slap myself for forgetting such a completely awesome and influential track for about 15 years. Just goes to show that sometimes the best shit is right in front of you and you don't even realize it. Thanks for the reminder Eddy!
Who're You - Fela (1983)
This jam takes me back to the first time I was introduced to Fela's music in 98. I was all about Gil Scott Heron and James Brown. Fela was like the African version of those two legends combined. I couldn't believe how amazing his tunes were and that I had never heard them before. The first two that got me hooked were Lady and Water No Get Enemy. When I became tight with Rich Medina, he introduced me to a whole other world of Afrobeat. When I first heard Who're You, I nearly sharted. It became one of those records I shopped for for years and when it would get played at Shine or @ Lil' Ricky's at APT in New York, it was a reminder that I'm in the right party at the perfect time. My dance moves with my homegirl Vero got put to the test many nights to this tune. Big up.
Disco Africa - The Ogyatanaa Show Band (1976 [2004 release])
When illvibe first formed, we were mostly hired as a crew to DJ at B-Boy battles. Phillee Blunt and I had a mission to find the funkiest breakin' friendly joints we could, hitting Cue Records, 611, Armand's, Sound of Market, The Philadelphia Record Exchange, and Funk-O-Mart. When I stumbled upon this jam, it was perfect for many of the funk/soul moments we had at The BODYROCK as well as the high energy moments at the B-Boy jams. One of my favorite memories of getting this record off was at The B-Boy BBQ at Hawthorne Center. In a lot of ways learning to pull off joints like Disco Africa in "hip-hop" situations contributed a lot to who I am as a jock in Philadelphia.
Women Beat Their Men - Submission (1997)
When I first started going to house clubs, this record was everything. When Robbie Tronco played it for the first time at Shampoo, I got an instant Charley Horse. Then I ran to Armand's and asked Joey Blanco about it and he said he didn't have it in yet. Then I went to Sound of Market and Randy Flash (RIP) promptly handed it to me as well as several other hot tracks at the moment. Randy knew exactly the type of house music each DJ bought and he had 12"s prepared for each of us as soon as we came into the spot. When I copped this one, Randy smiled and said "Something told me, you'd dig this one." I always bought tribal shit back then. This one is particularly special because it marks the period in my career when I stopped shopping for primarily hip hop 12" and really got on the quest for funky music of all genres. And Randy was quite a dude to have on your side when looking to get familiar with new underground music.
Lets Start The Dance - Bohannon (1978)
This was one of the first records I ever owned. It was in constant rotation at my house when I was a child and I loved it so much that my mom eventually gave it to me. It began years of digging. And the rap is by a DJ from WDAS in Philly.
"Let's rock the house, let's shock the house!"
Greetings,
We have the honor and privilege of hosting one of three Red Bull Public Assembly events this year in Philadelphia. It is a competition in which 3 different DJ/Promoter crews are given the task of throwing the illest party they can throw with Red Bull supplying the budget. Also competing this year are our homeboys from Mad Decent as well as Rob Paine and The Shakedown crew. Every party looks like it's going to be out of hand and ours is tonight at The Blockley. To make things extra nice, we are bringing hip-hop icon, Talib Kweli down to rock the mic while we rock the party. Adding a Red Bull & Vodka open bar and our comrade, MC Elixir to the mix and we're ready to get things popping. And it's only $5! Details & RSVP Link below. See you there!!
Last year our album, All Together Now was released on Soulspazm/Fat Beats. It was our debut album. Now we are prepping the release of our second album, All Together Now (The Remixes). It features reworks by J-Boogie, Hezekiah, Mr. Len, Yellowtail, DJ Roddy Rod, and more. We can't wait for you to hear the whole remix album.
One of the All Together Now tracks that received the best feedback was the dancefloor rocker, DJ Play ft. our man Kokayi from DC. Broken beat flavor with wobbling bass and a catchy hook. "Throw Your Hands Up!"
Hey folks. Happy Labor Day Weekend x End of Summer x Made In America x BODYROCK Weekend!
We return to Kung Fu Necktie this week with a special event to celebrate the end of summer. We all play our own respective gigs but it's safe to say that when we get down together, something special happens. Illvibe Collective & GL Productions team up once again for The BODYROCK (Hip Hop . Funk . Classics . Culture). RSVP Below.
Also just for your listening pleasure, we put together a special mixtape free for you all. Click the art below, download the jawn and enjoy!
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BODYROCK
DJs lil'dave, Skipmode, Panek, Phillee Blunt, Phsh + Mr. Sonny James
Friday 6/29
Kung Fu Necktie (1250 N Front St)
9p - 2a
Free before 10p, $5 after
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Hip-Hop . Funk . Classics . Culture
(10 Years & Running)
We're proud to bring you the new and improved Illvibe Radio. For the past decade, we've brought you The Sure Shot & The Difference, two mix shows with different formats to showcase our different tastes in music. From our audience feedback at various events and online, what we've discovered is good music is simply good music. Therefore, we've decided to consolidate our shows into one Illvibe Radio Podcast making it easier for both us and for you, the listener. We hope you enjoy the new mix as we'll continue to bring you strictly the best in Hip Hop, Soul, Funk, House, Broken Beat, Brazilian, and more. This mix is brought to you by Illvibe Collective's own Mr. Sonny James, DJ Phsh, and Phillee Blunt.
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Tonight, we are please to be rocking at one of the newest venues in Philadelphia, Underground Arts located at 1200 Callowhill. The party is called RANDOM and it is going to be a true basement party. We are celebrating the birthdays of some of our favorite Taurus's, Mr. Sonny James, Brendan Bringem, and DJ Phsh. Also providing the soundtrack for tonight is DJ Excel and MC Elixir from the Skratch Makaniks Crew. The theme for this evening is Party Under The Stairs meaning; come dressed to sweat it out like a classic night under the red light. No dress code, genre restrictions, or pretentiousness whatsoever. Let's just rock and roll!
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Tonight. TASTY TREATS x @zaarinah’s Bon Voyage Party tonight! (at Fluid Nightclub)
RG @shotsfired215: @mrsonnyjames @killamind from Wednesday’s Heineken Green Room at Silk City… Check the rest of my flicks on 215mag.com.. @215mag #HGR #philly #hiphop #regramapp
Shout to @charliedarker @killamind @cabcalli @insertcoinsLV @djdirect and the crew.
It’s about to be a serious situation @insertcoinsLV tonight. Can’t you tell by our poses on the flyer? (at Insert Coin(s))
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Mmm hmm yeah yeah… A new edit.140 plays
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Change Your Evil Tweets!144 plays
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Maaaaan. F#*K being polite!162 plays
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Tune! @NeaPosey105 plays
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My excerpt from The Philly 5 Mixtape Series.155 plays
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New Link. No Drops165 plays
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Shake it! That ill! Tambourine that is!0 plays
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Have fun this weekend!155 plays
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New Link. Dilla Dilla. Beats Beats.348 plays
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Happy Dilla Month! Keep Crushin’ (Yeeeeahhh!)0 plays
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5 djs - 12 minutes each (give or take) - 1 dope mix REED STREETS B.I.G. - Nasty Boy (acapella) Outkast - Wheels of Steel (ReedStreets edit) Macklemore - White Walls Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros - Home Johnny Cash - Ring of Fire (ReedStreets blend) Young Chris - Philly Sh*t Beanie Sigel feat Peedi Crakk - Gotta Have It Beanie Sigel - When You Hear That Peedi Crakk - Fall Back Young Gunz - Can’t Stop Won’t Stop (Instrumental) Dr. Dre - Xxplosive (instrumental) Brother Ali - Forest Whitaker Spacehog - In the Meantime The Cranberries - Zombie The Pixies - Where is my Mind (ReedStreets remix) DAV Bernard Herrmann - Twisted Nerve Grover Washington Jr - Mister Magic (Pied Piper Kudoz Regroove 2012) Grateful Dead - Shakedown Street Iron Butterfly - Soul Experience (LP Version) Pete Rock & CL Smooth - T.R.O.Y (The Allergies Revisit) L.T.D. - Don’t Stop Loving Me Now Young Gunz - Grown Man (DJ Dav Edit) Roy Ayers - Life Is Just a Moment, Pt. 2 Sporty Thievz - Cheapskate Jean-Jacques Perrey - E.V.A. (Fatboy Slim Remix) Eli Escobar - Heavenly Break DJ Shadow - Organ Donor (Extended Overhaul) Busta Rhymes - Dangerous (Acapella) EMYND 1. Grace Jones “La Vie En Rose” 2. Serani “No Games” (Emynd “La Vie En Rose” Bounce Remix) 3. Notorious BIG “One More Chance” (Instrumental) 4. Stevie Wonder “Superstitious” vs Mya ft Jay-Z “Best Of Me” (Emynd Blend) 5. El Feco “One Day (Emynd & Bo Bliz Version)” vs Talib Kweli “Get By” (Emynd Blend) 6. Beyonce “Crazy In Love” vs Talib Kweli “Get By” (Emynd Blend) 7. Galactic ft Juvenile “From The Corner To The Block” 8. Jimi Hendrix “Foxy Lady” (Emynd Drummed Up Edit) 9. Sugar Billy Garner “I Got Some” (Emynd Re-Drum) 10. Aloe Blacc “I Need A Dollar” (Emynd Bounce Remix ft Lyrkill & Tony Skratchere) Sonny James G Things - Tanner Ross & Sergio Santos Fich So Saxy (lil’ dave RMX) - DJ Apt One La Douma Riddim b/w DJ Play (DJ Skipmode’s Playapella) - Illvibe Collective I Get U - Nikola Gala Phoneline - Funkineven & Fatima Meet The Frownies - Twin Sister The Recipe - Kendrick Lamar ft. Dr. Dre Interlude - Lil’ Wayne ft. Tech N9ne & Andre 3000 Jay Ski Schoolly D - PSK Slum Village - Raise It Up Showbiz & AG feat Diamond D - Still Diggin’ Joeski Love - Pee Wee’s Dance Jay-Ski feat Phillies own Journalist - Jay Getz Busy Nas VS Rihanna - One Diamond (Jay-Ski Blend)505 plays
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Flap Your Work!161 plays
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Throwback: Simply Classic (The Mixtape) Hosted by Hezekiah0 plays
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lildave: EAVESDROP RADIO: Mizell Brothers Tribute R.I.P ”Fonce” Mizell This week we lost a musical legend and huge influence on me musically, Alphonso “Fonce” Mizell. He and his brother Larry, The Mizell Brothers, wrote and produced classics for The Jackson 5, Donald Byrd, A Taste of Honey, Bobbi Humpreys, Marvin Gaye, and many more. A few years ago Junior and I did a tribute to the work of the Mizell Brothers on Eavesdrop Radio. Even though it was 3 hrs of great music, it barely scratched the surface of how much amazing music The Mizell Brothers created. DOWNLOAD IT HERE: [EAVESDROP RADIO: Mizell Brothers Tribute]10 plays
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Nu Faced (Mr. Sonny James Edit)141 plays
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Change Your Evil Tweets (Mr. Sonny James Edit)144 plays
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Wildin' [DIRTY] (Mr. Sonny James Edit) (DJ Intro)164 plays
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I Got Love (Mr. Sonny James & DJ Beatstreet Edit)134 plays
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This Is What I Want - Ne'a Posey105 plays
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Philly 5 (Volume 2) Mix - Mr. Sonny James155 plays
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Shake That ill! Tambourine (DJ Phsh & Mr. Sonny James Edit)167 plays
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Higher Thugs (Clean Mix) (Mr. Sonny James Edit)156 plays
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Crushin On Ya (Mr. Sonny James & DJ Beatstreet Edit)348 plays
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Work Your Flaps (Squeaky Clean)161 plays
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Thoughts ft. Grand Agent & Verso196 plays
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04 Homeless Hipster Theme (Mr. Sonny James PBR Remix)322 plays
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Not For This Lifetime (Jet Setter RMX) prod by Mr. Sonny James166 plays
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02 Roc Boy Wishes203 plays
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05 Get High & By203 plays
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08 Work It Out (ill! Kalakuta Re-Edit)313 plays
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ILLVibe Collective f. Ishe & Dave Ghetto - Can't Deny (Alfa Paare 1992 Remix)by ALFAPAA...
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Heavy Soul feat. RepLife and Cecilia Stalin (Alfa Paare Remix)by Illvibe...
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DJ SLiiNK X DiRTY SOUTH JOE - CERTiFiED TRAP TOUR OFFiCiAL MiXby DjSliin...
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Afro Blue mixed by DJ JAMADby DJJAMAD...
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ILLVibe Collective - Heavy Soul (Alfa Paare Remix)by ALFAPAA...
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Dave's Dinerby David H...
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HipHop Don't Stop Radio Show #88 on 93,6 JamFM "BODYROCK.5" mix by ILLVIBE COLLECTIVE (Philadelphia)by HipHop ...
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BODYROCK vol 5 - End of Summer Mixtapeby Illvibe...
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production by Flying LOTUS-Inviziblehandz HANDZ freestyle 2008by Invizib...
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Pusha T - Peso (Freestyle)by Pusha T
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50 Cent - When I Pop The Trunk ft Kidd Kidd (Produced by !LLMIND)by Illmind
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Prince Paul Everlast Men In Blue Re-editby DaveCra...
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Philly Vs. Pittsburghby Dj Sat-...
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Phil Nash feat. Skillz-World Tourby Dj Sat-...
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PHSH TANK Vol.3 (March 2012)by DJPHSH
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Illvibe Collective feat A.R.M. - Medicine Menby lil'dav...
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lil'dave - Chips and Salsa [Seven Heaven compilation (BBE)]by lil'dav...
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HipHop Don't Stop Radio Show #43 on 93,6 Jam FM exclusive mix by DJ STATIK (Illvibe Colective)by HipHop ...
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HipHop Don't Stop Radio Show #44 on 93,6 Jam FM live mix by DJ SAN GABRIEL (liveDEMO)by HipHop ...
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Adele radio pause mix (prod marc-j) off broken pattern epby Marc-j
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Munchi - Jimi Knowsby Munchi