Criminology – Raekwon (Max Tannone, El Michels Affair, & DJ Mentos Remixes)
Raekwon's "Criminology" is nearly 20 years old but still fresh as ever, and thanks to DJs like Mentos and Max Tannone, we've got some dope remixes as well (both with…
The Golden Era – Soulrane (Interview)
Soulrane is back again, this time with a crateful of Classic Hip-Hop on "The Golden Era Part Two" plus we get to hear from the DJ himself: Pulling together Coast…
Ownlee Eue – Kwamé Holland aka K-1 Million
Kwamé Holland, a noted MC of the late 80s and early 90s era (and modern producer), dropped "Ownlee Eue", a major Bboy Jam by definition, in 1990: Drawing samples from…
Juggle Me (For the DJs) – Defari
Defari's late 1990s jammer "Juggle Me" is a track for the DJs in particular, but for the Bboys and Bgirls as well. The late 1990s era was a time of…
The Magic Number – De La Soul
De La Soul's "The Magic Number" is a Classic 1990 Hip-Hop ode to the Number Three (3), which is easily one of my favorite numbers, but this track is severely DOPE with…
Supa Ninjaz – Cappadonna feat. Method Man & U-GOD
Cappadonna, Method Man, U-GOD, and True Master did something amazing with "Supa Ninjaz" on Cap's 1st LP "The Pillage", as part of one of the dopest Wu albums ever: "Supa…
Can’t Do Nuttin For Ya Man – Public Enemy
Public Enemy's Bboy Music is far-ranging and includes countless tracks from over the years of Hip-hop, from one of the most creative and often polarizing groups. With the iconic Chuck…
Scoobs in Colombia – Plaid
"Scoobs in Colombia" is another in a long list of #dope Bboy Songs that incorporate multiple and diverse genres, with elements of Latin Funk, Hip-hop, breaks, and more. From Plaid's…