Tracks of the Week: Two Late ‘80s Philly Beats That Still Bang
Philadelphia was on fire in ‘87 and ‘88. Meet two of the chief arsonists.
Tracks of the Week: The Geto Boys Spike King Curtis’ Soul Recipe
A track recipe travels from Memphis to Jamaica to Houston’s 5th Ward, gaining exciting new ingredients.
Track of the Week: The Beverly Hills Contingent Joins Soul Assassins
A nepobaby tale on its face, The Whooliganz’ joining of Soul Assassins birthed some fun tracks and an eventual production legend.
Tracks of the Week: Motion Man’s Brilliant Work With Kool Keith and KutMasta Kurt
Motion Man’s extensive work with Kool Keith and KutMasta Kurt is a monument to indie talent.
Tracks of the Week: How to Lead Off or Close a Posse Cut Courtesy of Keith Murray and Kwest
Keith Murray shows you how to open a posse cut on “I Shot Ya.” Kwest shows you how to close it out on “5 Star Generals.”
Tracks of the Week: Latifah, Monie and Ultimatum’s Remix Magic
Two reworks of a track from Latifah’s debut, All Hail the Queen: The 45 King’s extended “Ladies First” and Ultimatum’s “Dance for Me”
Track of the Week Extended Remix: Tim’s Whole List of Hip Hop Suggestions
More reccos from Episode 112’s Track of the Week guest (Tim Sismey) with cuts from Prefuse 73, Company Flow, Grand Agent and more.
Three Boom-Bap Big-Crew Bangers You Might Not Have Heard Yet
A perfect three-song blend is the actual center of the universe. Everything else is bother and waste. Thanks for the set, lads.
Hip Hop Golden Era Deep Cuts, Classics and New Underground
20 hip hop deep cuts and classics from the Golden Era and younger underground acts, all featured on the Track of the Week segment during the first 20 episodes of Breakup Gaming Society, a podcast about board games, booze and hip hop.
50 Hip Hop Golden-Era Deep Cuts You Simply Must Experience
50 Hip Hop Golden Era Deep Cuts That Breakup Gaming Society is Still Playing

