Today in Hip Hop History:
The Roots released their second studio album Do You Want More?!!!??! January 17, 1994

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Today in Hip Hop History:
The Roots released their second studio album Do You Want More?!!!??! January 17, 1994
The Roots - No Alibi (Live)
This Week in Music (Week 52, 2022)
Last playlist of 2022. Another undefeated year for music.
New Songs
The greatest dead or alive MC (yea I said it) with the youngest son of the pioneering icon Fela Kuti. African Dream - Remix
I feel in love with Jazz and Hip Hop at a young age. Mix the two and inject that shit into my veins. The Butcher Brown quintet are at the top of their game with this one. Liquid Light
Oh so sexy. Don't forget. your dancing shoes for this one. Of Another Kind
My goodness this took me to another era. "we keep the lights on, kids of the tribe, RIP Phife Dawg". 93
Oof. Tugging at my heart strings with this one. Danger
Yooooooo. This is near 8 minutes of proper rhythmic house madness. Sun in Pisces
Arve Henriksen, a virtuoso trumpet player, and pianist Kjetil Husebø recorded this stunning album that a friend referred to, aptly, as "dream jazz". They recorded the whole album remotely in their respective studios over 2019 and 2020. Here's a standout song for me. Serendipity
Throwback
In rotation forever, and a day. From The Roots' 3rd studio album. RIP Malik B. Shouts to my brother Mike. 100% Dundee
Cover
Closing the year out with The Lumineers covering this iconic jam by The Cure. Shouts to B-Logic for this one. Just Like Heaven
The Roots With Roy Ayers – Proceed II (R.I.P. Malik B)
The Roots
RIP Malik B