Playlist #2: 20 Years Of Jazz-Hop (DragOnTape)

Playlist #2: 20 Years Of Jazz-Hop (DragOnTape)

This is OUR definition of a boombastic jazz style! We selected one video a year, based on the past twenty years of jazz-influenced hip hop. After the intro we start off with ATCQ’s classic ‘Jazz (We’ve Got)’, Guru’s Jazzmatazz marks the middle and we end with some

This is OUR definition of a boombastic jazz style! We selected one video a year, based on the past twenty years of jazz-influenced hip hop. After the intro we start off with ATCQ’s classic ‘Jazz (We’ve Got)’, Guru’s Jazzmatazz marks the middle and we end with some modern day jazzy hip hop. This is twenty years of jazz-loving and head nodding according to The Find Magazine.

This ‘video tape’ (kind of like a Youtube mixtape) is our entry to DragOnTape’s app contest and we need to gather as much ‘Likes’ as possible. So if you’re into jazzy hip hop and dig our selection, please watch it from front to back, ‘Like’ our tape (there’s a Facebook button below the stream), leave a comment or share it with your friends.

 

Dream Warriors – My Definition Of Boombastic Jazz Style (Intro)
1991
: A Tribe Called Quest – Jazz (We’ve Got)
1992: Us3 – Cantaloop
1993: J. Spencer – Hip Hop Jazz
1994: Justice System – Summer In The City
1995: Common – Resurrection
1996: INI – Fakin’ Jax
1997: Buckshot Lefonque – Music Evolution
1998: Les Nubians – Tabou (ft. Black Thought)
1999: Jazz Poets Society – Aboriginals
2000: Guru – Making of Jazzmatazz interview (Interlude)
2001 Wu-Tang Clan – Uzi (Pinky Ring)
2002 Speech (of Arrested Development) – Spiritual People
2003: Madlib – Slim’s Return
2004: Heiruspecs – 5ves
2005: Pete Philly and Perquisite –Grateful
2006: Hocus Pocus – Dig This
2007: ArtOfficial – Big City Bright Lights
2008: Globetrottas – Love
2009: Dexter – The Future / Sounds Great Les
2010: Ozi Batla – Put It On Wax
2011: Kase O – Jazz Magnetism
– Robert Glasper – Hip Hop and Jazz (Outro)

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Just an ordinary guy always on the hunt for extraordinary music. Not just as the founder of The Find Magazine & Rucksack Records, but also as a freelance music journalist (bylines at Tracklib, Bandcamp, Wax Poetics, DIG Mag, among others) and—above all—out of love for all kinds of good music.