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By Martin Douglas Verified
| KEXP-FM (Seattle, WA) Verified
Martin Douglas revisits 1999 with an overview of The Alchemist's career, alongside a parallel story of Martin's reignited passion for making beats of his own. Martin Douglas revisits 1999 with an overview of The Alchemist's career, alongside a parallel story of Martin's reignited passion for making beats of his own.
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By Dusty Henry Verified, Martin Douglas Verified
| KEXP-FM (Seattle, WA) Verified
Dusty Henry and Martin Douglas revisit 1995 with the track “Shook Ones, Pt. II” by Mobb Deep, who we’ll hear from in this episode. After shaking off the commercial flop of their first album, their DIY mentality set them up for success with their sophomore album, which features one of the most recognizable rap songs in history. Written by Dusty Henry and Martin Douglas. Audio production by Roddy Nikpour. Support the podcast: kexp.org/50hiphop
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By Roddy Nikpour, Martin Douglas Verified
| KEXP-FM (Seattle, WA) Verified
Roddy Nikpour and Martin Douglas revisit 2009 with an earworm: the Reese’s Puffs rap. Roddy Nikpour and Martin Douglas revisit 2009 with an earworm: the Reese’s Puffs rap. From cereal to sneakers, we'll explore how hip-hop’s commercial success made it a useful marketing tool.
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