Episode 28 of WHAF Radio features our heroes Skipp Coon and Satchel Page reuniting after a week apart for one of the best episodes to date. Joined by Lorenzo Gayden and Willie Watkins the duo take on everything which has emerged from the NFL’s worst week ever, without specifically discussing the NFL until the third segment. DJ Jonasty holds down the iffa iffas and the jigga jiggas.
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You would be hard pressed to find another state in the republic that is as musically sound as Mississippi. The birthplace of America’s music has produced some undeniable talent. The city of Jackson alone is home to more than a few capable emcees. Per capita I would put the Jack against any other city in the category, the only challenge would probably come from Detroit. Which is another debate all together.
Enter Silas, an up and coming rapper/trumpeter from the Fondren area of Jackson, and no that is not a typo, I said trumpeter. Rap Revolt is Silas’ introduction to a lot of people, and it is a hellova first impression. He runs the gambit when it comes to styles. He tackles every type of sound you could imagine to hear and he does it with style and grace. He effortlessly bounces between tracks, flowing fluidly over tracks pieced together masterfully. If this is his rapping resume, then he’s getting the job. He breaks down a lot on “For The Fans”, explaining what separates Jackson from cities like Detroit, San Francisco, Philly, and New York and why the city does not get the shine it should in the rap game. Then on tracks like “Warm Up Mix” featuring Core DJ Jonasty Silas firmly places his Hip-Hop flag on the steps of the Capital and dares rappers to step up. “Red Velvet Cake” is his stab at the often used “Pound Cake” beat, showing that he can spit over hit tracks just as well as the originals. Then he jumps on Biggie’s “Everday Struggle” and “Shook Ones II” by Mobb Deep, showing his understanding of rap history. Like I said this is one heck of a resume. You do not have to listen to me though, download it for free below and listen for yourself.
Then come back and tell me I was right, cause I am. Peace
To get the word out about next weeks THE 90s PARTY PART DEUX, DJ Jonasty has put together a little mix of songs from, you guessed it, the 90s. a time when things were much simpler. A time of Starter jackets, Cross Colours, overalls, Polo Sport, and Timberlands. A time when DJs could play the music they wanted without being bothered by what the “radio” was playing. So next week if you’re in the Jackson area come out and support DJ Young Venom and DJ Jonasty as they spin tracks that some of you were probably not even old enough to remember.
DJs Young Venom (Violator All-Star DJs) & Jonasty (Core DJs) present to you the good people of Jackson, MS and surrounding cities, The 90’s Party Part Deux. All 90s, All night, da good, da bad, DA DIP? Friday, Jan 24th it all goes down at Dulling Hall in Fondren. There will be a Super Nintendo, photo booth, and other surprises. Party starts at 9:00 and won’t stop until you hear this, that’s not official I’m just sayin’. Tickets are $8 in advance or $10 at the door and 90s attire is strongly suggested.
Dulling Hall
DJ Jonasty drops one last mix before 2013 closes her doors forever (good riddance). The Core DJ/Jacktown re-presenter and Bears fan, keeps the mix moving and your head bobbin’. Be sure to run over to DJJONASTY.NET and keep updated on what going on. Be sure to make it out to Duling Hall in Fondren on January 24th, when DJ Young Venom and Jonasty present “THE 90s PARTY PART DEUX”.