Lady Jane DJ will be doing her show live out of SIP in San Antonio TX.
DJ Donnie D will be featured on the show so don't miss it!
Lady Jane DJ's show started up so quickly that she didn't even have a chance to name the show.
The question of the week is ...
What should Lady Jane DJ name her show?
Physical location ...
160 E. Houston St. San Antonio, Tx 78205 T 210.222.0149
Or online at ...
www.wknzpower101.org
Every Monday Lady Jane DJ will be featured on WKNZ!
She will be spinning Top 40 style hip hop & old Skool Hip Hop!
The second show will be on January 4th from 2:00 pm until 4:00 pm!
The question of the week is ... What is your new years resolution? Send your answers to ladyjanedj@gmail.com
Log on to ... http://wknzpower101.org to listen in!
By Macworld staff
Two US hip-hop radio channels have integrated the iTunes Music Store into their websites: Power 106 (KPWR-FM, Los Angeles) and HOT 97 (WQHT-FM, New York). Hip-hop legend Jay-Z called the move "a big thing", adding: "What I love about it is 10-15 years ago...they said hip hop was a fad. And when you get something like this happening... It's an amazing thing!"
Continue reading "Excerpt:"iTunes connects to hip-hop radio" »
By Carol Walker - Washington File Staff Writer
Washington – African-American and Latino teens with a turntable and time on their hands in the 1970s invented hip-hop -- born in the USA and now the center of a mega music and fashion industry around the world.
Hip-hop began 30 years ago in the South Bronx, a borough of New York City, a neighborhood that seemed to exemplify the bleakness of poor urban places.
Using turntables to spin old, worn records, kids in the South Bronx began to talk over music, mostly on the streets and in basements in what were called block parties, creating an entirely new music genre and dance form. This "talking over," or MCing (rapping) or DJing (audio mixing or scratching), became the essence of rap music, break dance and graffiti art, according to Marvette Perez, curator at the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History in Washington, which is planning a new exhibit on the history of hip-hop.
Continue reading ""Hip-Hop Culture Crosses Social Barriers" »
texasgigs.com features local Texas artist on their site. Read on and click on the link to get radio shows of artists Steve Austin, Pikahsso and Tahiti.
Excerpt:"Dallas Observer Music Awards - Part 4 - "Best Rap/Hip-Hop"
Thursday, April 27, 2006
By Cindy Chaffin
Part 4 - "Best Rap/Hip-Hop"
In all honesty, 6 months ago, I knew very little about the local Rap/Hip-Hop scene. I have enjoyed Steve Austin, Pikahsso and Tahiti live performances a few times over the years, otherwise, I've always been stuck up the arse of other genres.
Alan and I invited Pikahsso into the TexasGigs.com studio back in December of 2005 for for an audio interview and we were both instantly hooked. We all were hooked. Since meeting, interviewing and getting to know the artists and the music of the local Rap/Hip-Hop, R&B community here in Dallas-Fort Worth, I've fallen in love on more than one occasion. Do yourselves a favor and don't neglect all this amazing talent right here under our noses.
This Seattle Hip Hop DJ had a blast spinning her set tonight on The B-Girl Radio Show! The set was two hours long and included tracks from Missy Elliott, Chamillionaire, Ludacris, Jay-Z and many more popular Hip Hop artists.
Oseao Studios was so cozi with it's fireplace smack down in the middle of the floor. B-Girl is a great dancer and a fun lady to hang with.
Special thanks to B-Girl and Oseao Studios!
Lady Jane DJ will be the featured DJ at www.oseao.com studios this Monday night, January the 23rd from 6:00 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. So if you are one of the many peeps that can't get into the club, this is your perfect opportunity to check this Seattle Hip Hop DJ staight out of your bedroom!
Ladies get your favorite booty shaking shorts out and tune in to B-Girl's radio show at www.oseao.com to get your club dance practice on! Lady Jane DJ's favorite old skool song this week is Southern Hospitality by Ludacris.
