Mixtape Assembly
SUSPENCE MC: THE BEST DISABLED RAPPER ALIVE
Jun 3, 202548 minS0
The legendary Suspence MC talks to host Hartley Lloyd Pack about the music that has meant the most to him. It does get emotional !
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Mixtape Assembly is a podcast in which guests talk about the songs, lyrics and poems that have meant the most in their lives. Created and produced by Hartley Lloyd Pack.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMixtape Assembly is a music podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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The legendary Suspence MC talks to host Hartley Lloyd Pack about the music that has meant the most to him. It does get emotional !
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Very happy to re-release this Mixtape Assembly episode from the archives, presented by the actor Shazad Latif , who will be well known to any Trekkies out there, playing as he does Lieutenant Ash Tyler in the CBS series Star Trek: Discovery. In his Mixtape Assembly, Shaz reveals the random encounter that led to his first major role in the spy series Spooks, and pays homage to his mum Elaine, who taught him the importance of throwing moves whenever Elvis comes on. Shaz talks vividly about his love of nature, remembering times spent at my family's cottage in Norfolk, as well...
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It's Nasty the villain, he just won a Grammy and besides that he's chilling ! Yes indeed, Nas is the third rapper featured on our GOAT Debate series, and the timing feels good; in recent weeks, Nas' most recent LP, Kings Disease, picked up Best Rap Album at the Grammys, while his debut release, Illmatic, was inducted into the Library of Congress. Regular listeners will recall that, on the Biggie episode that kicked off the series, there was considerable tension between the hosts, with Hartley leaving Simon flabbergasted when he revealed that the Notorious doesn't make his top 3. It's fair to...
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There's no shortness of rawness! This Mixtape Assembly is curated by Mongo, an artist who will be well known to anyone who knows a bit about the history of hip-hop in the UK, being as he was a founding member of the Mud Family, alongside fellow rappers Skinnyman and Chester P. Mongo honed his rap skills whilst roaming around Finsbury Park as an aggy adolescent, with his raw delivery allowing him to develop a style what was unmistakably his own. In his Mixtape Assembly, Mongo recalls early memories of the Mud Family, including a mythical battle between the US emcee...
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To be top 3, or not to be, that is the question... Lauryn Hill's a GOAT, no word of a joke...but it feels like her name is rarely mentioned in these lists and debates, so we had to take action. Affirmatively. This time the discussion was a three way thing, with Janai now on board as a co-host alongside Simon and Hartley - a real boost to the team. As well as critiquing Lauryn's style in general, each host chose a favourite verse to explore: Simon kick's off with Lost Ones, Janai comes through with Doo-Wop, and Hartley hits us...
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