Big Up for the Week

Big Up for the Week

This week we want to Big Up all our fans from Vietnam and Germany thanks for the support especially in these challenging times of the global pandemic.

Music is the Strength through all of this ONE LOVE

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Thursday, April 25, 2013

Only if you are a true Hip Hop fan, the History of Hip Hop in 60 minutes

Yes Maad Music fans we have a gem for you true Hip Hop heads, whether you were born in the 60s,70s,80s and even some of y'all in the 90s will find these songs bring back some great memories.

538 songs jam packed into 60 minutes by our favourite DJ Jaguar Skills as featured on BBC 1XTRA it covers the period 1979 to 2009 that’s 30 years of massive hits. An amazing mix of just 60 minutes, we recommend you just put this in the background on your Ipod or desktop and turn it up LOUD. This mix is the the best so far we have to a jump back in a hip-hop time machine. 

We love this  mix it is maaaaaaaad and we are 110% percent you will love it too

If you  are good try and identify every song  but if you have any doubts  and want the track listing  send us a post this page or at bigtingsmusic@gmail.com.
A little bit of hip hop history which some of you might know, Hip Hop  has a strong Jamaican roots, it was originally started by Jamaican born DJ Kool Herc in the early 1970 and it is widely accepted as the origin of the culture where Herc would mix samples of existing records with his own shouts to the crowd and dancers. Kool Herc is credited as the "father" of the music form and introduced New York to the the concept of toasting an art form of the 60s and 70s done by reggae pioneers such as U-Roy or King Stitt who would toast or "rap" to the version side of popular records on the sound systems of the time in Jamaica.

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