The Respect The Culture Sound

Featuring: Nex Millen and Friends

2009 Episode 10:: Summer Solstice 2009 -"Females Can Spit"

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June 25, 2009 03:56 AM PDT

Hey Gang!!!!
We are back! I am overwhelmed by the podcast support. Thank You! It was amazing that over the break without any promotion we broke the Top 2500 in podcast ranking. When I first started this a year ago, we were ranked between 15 and 16,000. Keep spreading the word and let's go all the way to the Top 10. It is Summer Solstice. That means you need some dope sounds to ride around with. "Females Can Spit" is that mix. Here in Philly, we do an annual festival called "Ladies Love Hip Hop". I made this mix to honor the women who enjoy Hip Hop. Respect to my people Dario Berardi for the beyond bangin artwork. check out more of his work @ http://flickr.com/dario_berardi

"Females Can Spit" Tracklist:

01: It's The Joint- Sha-Rock
02: Like That Yall- Sweet Tee
03: Ruffneck- M.C. Lyte
04: You Can't Play With My Yo_Yo- YO_YO
05: Premo Mic Check- The Lady Of Rage
06: Watch The Cookie Crumble- Cookie Crew
07: One Ninteen (Funky 4 U)- Bahamadia
08: What's My Name- Rah Digga
09: Think About It- Jean Grae
10: Six Pack- Niki D, Paula Perry, Rah Digga,
Precious P, Bahamadia, Heather B.
11. Message To The Soul Sisters- Viki Anderson
12: Give It Up, Turn me loose- Lynn Collins

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"The Respect the Culture Sound" features Philadelphia Producer/DJ/Artist- Nex Millen/Retrospective along with Guest DJ's. Playing a lot of different things with groove. Tune in to a new episode every 2 weeks

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Respect The Culture Respect The Culture is an entertainment and multimedia company, globalizing hip hop culture through music, fashion and art. At RTC, our vision is to (1) return to the roots of hip hop culture in order to bring hip hop to the next stage in its evolution by focusing on: -positivity, creativity and non-violent means of expression; -socially, spiritually and politically conscious products; and -the four elements of hip hop: breaking, writing, mc'ing and dj'ing, as well as stying, beatmaking and family. (2) recognize the global nature of hip hop music and culture by bringing new sounds and cultures to the U.S. market; and (3) utilize the media of today and tomorrow via digital distribution, video and visual media and licensing for film and television. Background We have witnessed the unprecedented rise in popularity in hip hop and R&B from a key facet in urban life to a global musical, social and cultural phenomenon. In its early days, hip hop was not about money, drugs, misogyny, sex and violence, as is promoted in the media today. It was an urban, cross-cultural, means of expression and at times, a non-violent means of communication that resulted in the resolution of tensions between people of different cultures. As hip hop has become global, so has our world. Rather than respecting and appreciating our differences, people in the United States and around the world have chosen to assert their political, religious and cultural beliefs through violence and destruction. At Respect The Culture, we hope to contribute to the growth of hip hop around the world while encouraging fans to express their creativity and their uniqueness in the spirit of innovation and peace upon which hip hop was founded. Respect The Culture Goals To put it simply, our goals are: Make and sell great music; Design and sell great looking clothes with a socially, spiritually and politically conscious message; Provide a medium for talented visual artists; and Encourage positivity, creativity and non-violent expression through the arts in our community. Peace on the streets, The Respect The Culture Family

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