Lost School
Since i’m off the decks (have been for a while - life beckons), the Groove Squad is officially my source for music. Jeff, of the Groove Squad’s deejays tells me they are currently recruiting female deejays. Since I happen to be a recipient of some of the sick mixxes these guys put out, i’m also sending word out. Their email is groovesquaddjs@yahoo.com. Going forward, I will showcase some of what I consider undiscovered talent out in the diaspora in upcoming podcasts.
In the meantime, here is some lost school - codeword for 90’s hip hop featuring the best of Ginuwine, Faith Evans, Raphael Saadiq, Elusion, Tony Rich, Total, Andrea Martin, 702, MJB, Big Pun, Joe plus more at high quality premium sound. Two (2) full length mixxes for whoever correctly identifies the name of the artist who sang the last song in this mixx.
My apologies to Bomseh, who has requested a ‘mugithi’ mixx. I have tried unsuccesfully to get my hands on a decent amount of this music. Rest assured though, I have people headed to the motherland who promise to get me boatload. If anyone reading this can help out, please let me know. Magaidiafrika@Yahoo.com.
Otherwise enjoy.
Lost School: Play Now | Play in PopupKQ 507
My heart goes out to the families of those involved in the KQ507 tragedy. This tragedy hits home for me in more ways than one. My cousin who works as a flight attendant for Kenya Airways was scheduled to be on this flight and changed his schedule the last minute in order to help crew on a different Kenya Airways flight at Abidjan. The unease and tension revoked memories of the wait for news of family members aboard KQ431 which crashed in 2000. Sadly we still lost friends and acquaintances in this tragedy. We can only offer prayers and support to their families. I cannot imagine the sense of loss and despair the family members have been subject to over the last few days and can only hope and pray that they find the strength to cope during this difficult time.
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