Listen to "Mark Devlin guests on Michael Joseph's Proud 2 Be Profane podcast" on Spreaker.
Michael Joseph is one of the most incisive and thorough researchers into occult influence on entertainment, and has just started a new, good-humoured podcast. I was very happy to be the second featured guest, as we took the opportunity for a conversation of almost two hours, getting into the whole area of hip-hop culture.
The chat kicks off examining the colossal influence that the teachings of the 5 Per Cent Nation, also known as Gods and Earths, have had on the scene since its inception. The 5 Per Cent Nation is a spin-off of the Nation of Islam, and there are mystical, metaphysical and spiritual overtones throughout. These have coloured the output of so many of hip-hop’s most prominent MCs, from Big Daddy Kane and Rakim, through Jay-Z and Nas, to Jay Electronica and Immortal Technique. We go places few researchers have ever gone, in asking why the doctrines of this group have become almost a de facto requirement towards success in the game.
Other subject areas discussed include the Afrika Bambaataa scandal, the Universal Zulu Nation, KRS One, the suspicious death of Prodigy, Biggie, Tupac and the East Coast/ West Coast beef of the mid-90s and much more. A part two of this conversation, taking things even further, is planned for very soon.
Mark Devlin is a UK-based club and radio DJ and music journalist. In more recent years he has begun speaking about the dark forces that have been manipulating the music industry for decades. This led to the publication of the three books in his 'Musical Truth' series with a fourth due in 2025. He has also written three "truth fiction" novels. https://www.spreaker.com/user/markdevlin https://odysee.com/@markdevlintv:e E-mail: markdevlinuk@gmail.com
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Wednesday, 31 January 2018
Saturday, 8 January 2011
SWING SHIFT GALAXY 101 VINTAGE AUDIO

For all Back In The Day crew, here's a bunch of vintage audio from the late 90s heyday of The Swing Shift on Galaxy 101. Truly the Golden Years for soul, swing, ragga and hip hop.
Swing Shift 3_1_97 P1.mp3
Swing Shift 3_1_97 P2.mp3
Swing Shift 3_1_97 P3.mp3
Swing Shift 3_1_97 P4.mp3
Swing Shift 26_12_97 P1.mp3
Swing Shift 26_12_97 P2.mp3
Swing Shift 2_1_98 P1.mp3
Swing Shift 2_1_98 P2.mp3
Swing Shift 2_1_98 P3.mp3
Swing Shift 27_2_98 P1.mp3
Swing Shift 27_2_98 P2.mp3
Swing Shift 27_2_98 P3.mp3
Labels:
90s,
DJ,
Galaxy 101,
hip hop,
Mark Devlin,
new jack swing,
ragga,
Rap,
RnB,
The Swing Shift
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