Voice Of The Revolution Radio

This series is a testament to my year living and working in Jacksonville, Florida. Interspersed with the music that really animated my life at the time, I narrate the pieces of my fractured & multi-faceted experience. In this opening to the series, I talk about my post-college dark ages, to accepting my placement in Jacksonville Soundtrack 1. Why I Sing The Blues - Aretha 2. Gloomy Sunday - Billie Holiday 3. Trouble In Mind ( Mono) - Aretha 4. Same Script, Different Cast - Whitney + Deborah Cox 5. Born Under A Bad Sign - Etta James 6. Free (The Layabouts Remix) - Stephanie Mills 7. Ever Changing Times - Aretha + Michael McDonald 8. I Was Made For Dancin' - Leif Garrett 9. More, More, More - Andrea True Connection 10. Seven Days & One Week - BBE 11. Te Quiero (Fragma Remix) - Central Seven

After having been taken down once (At the behest of RCA Records) the episode from last week is back up! I apologize for the inconvenience. Tracklist: 1. Too Much (Interlude)- Snow tha Product - Hip Hop - Atlantic (Warner Music Group) 2. Rain - Anoyd - Hip Hop - Pace Music Group (Live Nation) 3. Why - Neon Hitch - R&B - WeRNeon/FanLabel (Self-Released) 4. Way Of The World - MAJOR. - R&B - BOTZ Music Group/Empire 5. All Day - Cierra Ramirez - R&B - Tribeca Music Group 6. Shivers - JMR - ChillNB - Republic (Vivendi) 7. El Barrio - Eden xo - Pop - MDDN Worst. Stripper - Blaq Owl, Kayk - Hip Hop - Self-Released Best. Enemy - BELLE - Alumni & Company Leaderboard: Artist: DIE ANTWOORD (5) Genre: Hip Hop (48) Label: Zef (5) Conglomerate/Parent: Vivendi (17) Please support your artists on online stores, youtube, soundcloud, and streaming platforms! Thank you.

On this second edition of The ABC's of LGBT we take a slight detour in favour of a special occasion, that of Asexual Awareness Week! What is an asexual? Is something wrong with them? Are they narcissists? Do they.....you know? Every conceivable question is covered in detail by Jakob and Ria. This video is designed to educate those who have never heard of asexuality before and those who are also familiar with the topic! Musick: Ever Changing Times - Aretha Franklin + Michael McDonald ALIEN - DIE ANTWOORD

Keyshia Cole was one of the pre-eminent singers to emerge from the 2000's decade. Debuting with a decidedly-downscale aesthetic, black news site Bossip labeled her debut album the exemplar of 'Section 8 Soul'. The name stuck, & Keyshia Cole travailed from success to success, dueting with the dead, releasing a lesbian song, among many other accomplishments. Here, we present the opening volley in her long & continuing career. Cheers to a long career! Tracklist: 1. I Just Want It To Be Over (Live @ AOL)- Sessions @ AOL - 2005 #US R&B 30 2. Love - The Way It Is - 2005 2X PLATINUM US, #18 Year-End US R&B (2005), #3 US R&B, #19 US Pop 3. I Should've Cheated - The Way It Is - 2005 #4 US R&B, #11 US Dance, #30 US Pop, #43 IR, #48 UK 4. You've Changed - The Way It Is - 2005 5. What's Going On (With Remy Ma) - There's Something About Remy - 2006 6. Let It Go (With Lil Kim & Missy Elliott) - Keyshia Cole - Just Like You - 2007 2X PLATINUM US, #1 US R&B, #7 US Pop, #72 DE 7. Shoulda Let You Go (Introducing Amina) - Just

Pt II of 'Every Memory Lane ' story include tales of Alcoholism, drugs, the psych ward, polyamory, cultists...You know, just your everyday American experience. For the full stories see: Eliza -https://soundcloud.com/jakob-musick/memory-lane-eliza Nevalyn - https://soundcloud.com/jakob-musick/memory-lane-nevalyn Ellie - https://soundcloud.com/jakob-musick/memory-lane-ellie-1 Saffiyya - https://soundcloud.com/jakob-musick/memory-lane-saffiyya Rajée - https://soundcloud.com/jakob-musick/memory-lane-rajee Dahlia - https://soundcloud.com/jakob-musick/memory-lane-dahlia

Like most people who become R&B singers in the United States, Faith Evans received her musical training in the black church. She was the female R&B singer tasked with delivering love ballads for Puff Daddy's up-start Bad Boy label in 1995, which was founded after his break with Uptown. "Faith", the singer's first album delivered many slow-burning, passionate, atmospheric songs in a sound that is commonly today attributed to Aaliyah. Faith Evans received much less attention than Aaliyah, but had a number of hits from her first album in her home country (the US). It was only after her husband (rapper The Notorious BIG) was killed that she was thrust into the spotlight. In the midst of her mourning, she sang the hook of Puff Daddy's "Ill Be Missing You", which is the most successful song of Faith Evans, Puff Daddy, 112, & Bad Boy Records. "I'll Be Missing You" is one of the most popular songs of all-time in the United States & Sweden. It swept the charts of the entire US & Western European sections of the world

Every week thousands of songs are released to radio, on streaming platforms, on digital stores, on social media, mixtapes, & CD albums. It would be impossible for the average musick lover to absorb this & sift through them -- That's why you have me. I'm Jakob Musick, & I was meant for this. You could say it's in my blood, or genes. Or Whatever. Today....babe Ansel Elgort....and a bunch of angry black men. I bring them all together like the United Nations. I deserve a Stalin Peace Prize (real thing). Also, house and two-step garage amidst the revolutionary barrage of race and class invective. Nothing less....from the Best of New Musick. Today! 1. Hands Up - Uncle Murdah, Jay Watts - Hip Hop - Addicted To Money Inc 2. Lil Black Boy - Jus Lyric - Hip Hop - Mondotunes 3. Tippy Tappy - King Sol - Hip Hop - Mondotunes 4. Respect This Pimpin' - DEE BOY FRESH, Stevie Stakky - Hip Hop - Mondotunes 5. Forget Who We Are - De Hofnar, Kav Verhouzer - House - Armada 6. Soldiers - FooR, Aaron Soul, MC Bushkin - 2-Step Gar

Brandy emerged at quite a young age in the early 1990's, launching her musick career off of the success of her acting work on UPN's "Moesha". Her efforts as an early teen, with great success, soundtrack work with legend Quincy Jones (covering Michael Jackson no-less), & some of her 2nd era are included here Tracklist: 1. I Wanna Be Down (Remix) (With Queen Latifah, Yo-Yo, & MC Lyte)- 1994 - Brandy GOLD US/#49 Year-End US (1995)/#1 US R&B/#6 US/#11 NZ/#12 AU/#36 US 2. Baby - 1994 - Brandy #37 Year-End US (1995)/#1 US R&B/#4 US/#4 NZ/#16 AU 3. Best Friend (Unknown Remix) - 1994 - Brandy #98 Year-End US (1995)/#7 US R&B/#11 NZ/#34 US 4. Brokenhearted (Album Version) - 1994 - Brandy #77 Year-End US (1995)/#2 US R&B/#6 NZ/#9 US/#11 US Dance 5. Movin' On - 1994 - Brandy 6. As Long As You're Here - 1994 - Brandy 7. Sunny Day - 1994 - Brandy 8. Sittin' Up In My Room - 1995 - Waiting To Exhale OST #PLATINUM US/#16 Year-End US (1996)/#2 US R&B/#2 US/#6 NZ/#30 UK/#60 SW 9. Rock With You (With Quincy Jones & Heavy D) -

Every week thousands of songs are released to radio, on streaming platforms, on digital stores, on social media, mixtapes, & CD albums. It would be impossible for the average musick lover to absorb this & sift through them -- That's why you have me. I'm Jakob Musick, & I was meant for this. You could say it's in my blood, or genes. Or Whatever. Today we have a platter of scorching dance and Hip-Hop songs fresh from the studio...&.....I actually found a Die Antwoord song I like. How zef! Today! 1. 40 Acres - TI, B Rossi, Killer Mike - Hip Hop - Grand Hustle (Vivendi) 2. ALIEN - Die Antwoord - Dark Cabaret - Zef/Self-Released 3. Can You Feel It (symphoniqsixtyseven)- Larry Heard - House - Trax 4. Perfect Strangers (Bump & Flex Remix)- Jonas Blue, JP Cooper - 2-Step Garage - Positiva (Vivendi) 5. Bad Bitch - Botnek - Electro - Dim Mak (Warner Music Group) 6. Astronomia - Tony Igy - Electro House - disco:wax (Sony) 7. Ketamine For Breakfast - Kate Tempest - Hip Hop - Lex (Warner Music Group) Worst. This Big - 5

Lil Kim. The name conjures up many images-- many of them sexual. But this 1990's rapper is not only short'n'sexy, but she was known for her raw talent. She was as 'hard core' as any male rapper, & then can do them one-better by adding her sex appeal. She became more infamous for things other than musick in later years but this period covers her commercial peak, from her debut in Junior MAFIA, to her most successful world-wide album, 'The Notorious KIM' Tracklist: 1. No More Games (As Lil Kim Of Junior MAFIA)(With Skin Deep) (Live) - Get U Open - 1996 #39 US R&B/#92 US 2. No Time (Incedent Remix)(With Puff Daddy) - Hard Core - 1996 SILVER US/GOLD CN/#9 US R&B/#18 US/#45 UK 3. Crush On You (Remix) (Live) (With Notorious BIG & Lil Cease) - Hard Core - 1996 #23 UK 4. Not Tonight (With Jermaine Dupri) - Hard Core - 1996 5. Queen B@$#H - Hard Core - 1996 6. Drugs (With Notorious BIG) - Hard Core - 1996 7. Hit Em Wit Da He (gh:Remix) (Missy Elliott VS Dismal Euphony) (With Lil Kim & Mocha) - Supa Dupa Fly - 1997 #2

Jakob & Ria unite for the first in a new series talking about issues of identity as well as physiology-- gender, sex, sexuality, transgenderism, even intersex-- we will cover as much as we can! In this episode we break down the fundamentals of sex and gender: What are they derived from, what do they mean, and how are they connected? This is meant as a good introductory course for those unfamiliar with these concepts, as well as a good refresher for those interested in the latest in scientific research. A biological basis for gender has recently been discovered, & so it is of the utmost importance that those working with transgender issues are abreast of the latest information. Please join us for this fun and informative session. Our next will be tackling that of sexuality and 'sexual orientation'. Please note that the 'LGBT' is not meant to be an exclusionary label. In this conversation, we speak of 'Intersex' who are not represented in the quad-abbreviation. Please note it is for brevity's purpose only t

It's time to honour one of the leading ladies of 1990's Hip-Hop, the infamous Foxy Brown. At this important look at the first year in her career, her rise associated with Jay-Z & Nas, her first album "Ill Na Na", & her duets with Total & a live version of her collaboration with Case not commercially released! Let's take it back to 1996 with the Chyna Doll herself, Foxy Brown! Tracklist: 1. No One Else (Puff Daddy Remix)(With Total, Da Brat, & Lil Kim) #4 US R&B 2. Touch Me, Tease Me (Live) (With Case) GOLD US/#14 US/#26 UK 3. Letter To The Firm - Ill Na Na 4. Gotta Get You Home (With Blackstreet) - Ill Na Na #10 US R&B/#11 UK 5. Ill Be (With Jay-Z) - Ill Na Na GOLD US/#4 US Dance/#5 US R&B/#US 7/#9 UK/#20 NZ/#33 HO/#48 DE/#51 SWE 6. Ill Na Na (With Method Man) 7. The Promise (With Havoc) - Ill Na Na 8. No One's - Ill Na Na 9. If I - Ill Na Na 10. The Chase - Ill Na Na

Ana, Sarah, Isabella, Pooja, Virginia, & Charlotte tell their tales of religion, family, sexuality, death, child abuse, & violence in this first volume of 'Memory Lane' stories compiled over 2 years. To hear the rest of these scandalizing tales: Ana - https://soundcloud.com/jakob-musick/memory-lane-ana Sarah - https://soundcloud.com/jakob-musick/memory-lane-sarah Isabella - https://soundcloud.com/jakob-musick/memory-lane-isabella Pooja - https://soundcloud.com/jakob-musick/memory-lane-pooja Virginia - https://soundcloud.com/jakob-musick/memory-lane-virginia Charlotte - https://soundcloud.com/jakob-musick/memory-lane-charlotte-1

Every week thousands of songs are released to radio, on streaming platforms, on digital stores, on social media, mixtapes, & CD albums. It would be impossible for the average musick lover to absorb this & sift through them -- That's why you have me. I'm Jakob Musick, & I was meant for this. You could say it's in my blood, or genes. Or Whatever. Several new great songs (& one um......er, 'interesting' one) present themselves today. Re-releases from Chicane & Lloyd, as well as introductions to new artists Bibi Bourelly & Dave East today! A blend of EDM, R&B, Hip-Hop, & Pop. Recorded in Jacksonville, Florida during Hurricane Matthew! Today! 1. As Tears Go By (Live) - Marianne Faithfull - Acoustic Pop - Verycords (Edel) 2. Sleep Like A Baby - K. Michelle - R&B - Atlantic (Warner Music Group) 3. I Prayed For This - Dondria, Da Brat, Jermaine Dupri - Hip Hop - Not Commercially Released 4. Keisha - Dave East - Hip Hop - Mass Appeal 5. Stand - Trey Songz - Pop - Atlantic (Warner Music Group) 6. Ballin' - Bibi Boure

If Michael Jackson was our awkward King, Rihanna our Princess, & La Toya Jackson our Court Jester, than it is Madonna who is the undisputed Queen of Pop. Let's re-visit the early part of her career, from her homeless days couch-surfing in New York City to the eve of her infamous wedding to Sean Penn. Includes unofficial Milkshake-Holiday mashup & the 15-minute remix of "Physical Attraction"! 1. Laugh To Keep From Crying - 1980 - Pre-Madonna 2. Don't You Know? - 1981 - Pre-Madonna 3. Everybody - 1982 - Madonna #3 US Dance 4. Borderline - 1983 - Madonna #35 Year-End US/#50 Year-End UK/US GOLD/UK GOLD/#1 IR/#2 UK/#2 US Dance/#3 BG/#3 HO/#12 AU/#23 SZ/#25 CN 5. Milkshake Holiday (Kelis VS Madonna) - Unofficial 6. Physical Attraction (lpMan4423 Remix) - 1983 - Madonna #3 US Dance 7. Dress You Up - 1984 - Like A Virgin SILVER UK/#3 IR/#3 US Dance/#5 AU/#5 UK/#6 EU/#7 NZ/#10 CN/#64 US R&B 8. Angel - 1984 - Like A Virgin #2 Year-End AU/#1 AU/#1 US Dance/#2 NZ/#5 CN/#5 US/#14 EU/#71 US R&B 9. Live To Tell - 1986 - Tr

It is important to take time to honour the best in every field, & Monica is certainly in the top-tier of contemporary R&B artists. Starting at the tender age of 13, she was scooped up by Rowdy records & soon became one of many young artists who had their careers fostered by Dallas Austin & Clive Davis of Arista. Here's a look at the opening part of the illustrious queen's career! Includes TV interview from when Monica was 14! 1. Don't Take It Personal (Live) - Miss Thang - 1995 #9 Year-End US 1995/#2 US/#5 NZ/#7 AU/#20 HO/#32 UK 2. Before You Walk Out Of My Life (Live) - Miss Thang - 1995 #38 Year-End US 1995/#1 US R&B/#7 US Pop/#8 NZ/#22 UK 3. Why I Love You So Much (Live) - Miss Thang - 1995 #46 Year-End US 1996/US GOLD/#3 US R&B/#9 US Pop/#22 NZ 4. Miss Thang - Miss Thang - 1995 5. Like This & Like That - Miss Thang - 1995 #38 Year-End US 1995/#1 US R&B/#7 US Pop/#18 NZ/#33 UK 6. With You- Miss Thang - 1995 7. Angel - Miss Thang - 1995 8. Tell Me If You Still Care - Miss Thang 1995 9. Ain't Nobody (With

For this dreary Tuesday, (At least if you are in Florida) we have fiery musick from some fiery personalities. A sizzling R&B baby-making slow-jam awaits at the end from DJ Carisma & JR Castro, as well as musick from two people who have experience in that clink clink (Gucci!). Happy Tuesday: You're Still Alive! Today! 1. Novocaine Heart - Kandace Springs - Vocal Jazz - Blue Note (Vivendi) 2. Never Been Told - Ezzy, Machine Gun Kelly - Hip Hop - Mass Appeal 3. Ball Of Confusion - Leon Bridges - Soul - RCA (Sony) 4. Longer & Stronger - Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings - Soul - Daptone (Re-Issue) 5. Come Down Is Real- Belly - Hip Hop - Roc Nation (Vivendi) 6. Governance - Neil Cowley Trio - Contemporary Jazz - Hide Inside 7. Raggedy & Dirty - Annika Chambers - Blues - UTR Worst. Bling Blaww Burr - Gucci Mane, Young Dolph - Hip Hop - Atlantic (Warner Music Group) Best! Cupid - JR Castro, Poo Bear, DJ Carisma - R&B - PMG Leaderboard: Artist - Die Antwoord (3)* Genre - Hip Hop (32) Label - 4-WAY TIE Island/Armada/Zef/

Let's take a visit to the illustrious history of the Queen Of Flop La Toya Jackson! This compilation covers her second album, her 1984 commercial and artistic peak, & "Imagination", one of her most obscure LP's The Best Of La Toya Jackson 1 1. My Special Love - My Special Love - 1981 2. Bet'cha Gonna Need My Lovin' - Heart Don't Lie - 1984 #25 US R&B 3 Heart Don't Lie - Heart Don't Lie -1984 #30 US R&B 4. Private Joy - Heart Don't Lie -1984 5. Without You - Heart Don't Lie - 1984 6. I Like Everything You're Doing! - Heart Don't Lie - 1984 7. Frustration - Heart Don't Lie - 1984 8. Think Twice - Heart Don't Lie - 1984 9. Baby Sister - Imagination - 1986 *Outstanding Song Award, World Popular Song Festival 1985 10. Love Talk - Imagination -1986

The Worst Songs Of September 2016!...All Hip Hop. What a Coincidence. Lineup: 10. Jello - The Pack - Hip Hop - Not Released Commercially Released 9. Summertime - Lil Yachty - Hip Hop - Not Commercially Released *Worst Seasonal 8. Pokema N Go - Yalee - Hip Hop - Empire 7. Pole Code - Rae Sremmurd - Hip Hop - Not Commercially Released 6. I Love It (Work) - Reese, PARTYNEXTDOOR - Hip Hop - Not Commercially Released 5. Wait A Minute - PHRESHER - Hip Hop - DGYGZ/Broken Boundaries 4. Slide - Raz Simone - Hip Hop - Black Umbrella (Warner Music Group) *Worst Major Label 3. WE HAVE CANDY - Die Antwoord - Hip Hop - Zef 2. WINGS ON MY PENIS - Die Antwoord, Lil Tommy Terror - Hip Hop - Zef *Worst Young Artist (Lil Tommy Terror) *Worst Collaboration Worst. Fat Faded Fuck Face - Die Antwoord - Hip Hop - Zef *Worst Hip Hop *Worst Non-American Release *Worst Group *Worst Non-English *Worst Independent Release

The Top 10 Best Songs of September 2016! September 2016 was a month of great political & atmospheric Hip-Hop, the return of our Pop Messiah Rebecca Black, & non-major & self-released musick truly ruling in quality. 10. I'm Sorry - Joyner Lucas - Hip Hop - Dead Silence 9. This Bitter Land - Nas, Erykah Badu - Alternative Hip Hop - Mass Appeal 8. Greyhounds - De La Soul, Usher - Hip Hop - AOI/Self-Released 7. What Happens - The LOX, J-Doe - Hip Hop - D-Block/Self-Released 6. Famous - Rico Love - R&B -Not Released 5. The Great Divide (Mashup) - Rebecca Black, Crash Coves - Electropop - Self-Released *Best EDM Release *Best Remix 4. Errors - K.I.D - Pop-Rock - Mississauga (Sony) 3. Hard Girls - KT Tunstall - Pop - Jaydone (Vivendi) *Best Acoustic *Best Pop *Best Major Label Release 2. Weight Of The World - Audra the Rapper, Siarashawn - Hip Hop - BRKLYN Combine *Best Rapper *Best Hip-Hop *Best Release By An Arts Collective *Best Political Best. Playin' For You - Joe Hertz , Bassette - R&B - Jukebox *Best R&B *