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DJ Boogie Brown Podcast
by djboogiebrownDJ mixes created and curated by DJ Boogie Brown.
Copyright: Copyright 2020 All rights reserved.
Episodes
Loyal To My Soil - Volume 1: Mobb Music
1h 10m · PublishedThe Loyal To My Soil mixtape series pays homage to Bay Area rap. For the first installment, we kick things off with a tribute to 90's mobb music.
Merch can be purchased at www.djboogiebrown.com/merch
Artwork by San Francisco based artist ET IV (@et_iv)
Group Hug: Volume 1
1h 7m · PublishedDancehall, reggaeton and afrobeat selections mixed and curated by DJs Boogie Brown (San Francisco), Mensa (Toronto), Luv (Jersey City) and Baysik (San Francisco).
Artwork by Randall Rufino.
Cop your merch and rep at http://www.djboogiebrown.com/merch
Please hug responsibly.
Fly The Friendly Skies, Pt Doobie
1h 12m · PublishedThe second installment of our annual mixtape honoring many people's favorite unofficial holiday, 420. Fly The Friendly Skies was a collaboration between Get Live SF, TRUE Clothing in San Francisco, and SWTBRDS Creative Collective.
Artwork by Randall Rufino
Released April 2011
A Tribute to Ray Ray
1h 1m · PublishedThe Freshyard (San Diego) & The Goods (San Francisco) present a tribute to singer, song writer, and producer Raphael Saadiq.
Released 2012
Sol Shades Radio: Episode 26
56m · PublishedSol Shades Radio episode 26 featuring DJ Boogie Brown. (Shout out to Matt Locks)
Released September 2015
Legends of Soul
1h 14m · PublishedLegends of Soul is a tribute to soul singers who have passed away and the musical influences and legacies that they have left behind.
(Released January 2010)
Dedicated: A Tribute to the Love Zone
1h 19m · PublishedBefore there was Myspace, chat rooms, AIM, iPods, MP3s, and texting; we had party lines, pen pals, walkmans, mixtapes, and pagers. Now when you're thirteen years old with no money and no job, what did you do to show that person you had a crush on how you felt about them? You either made her a mixtape or dedicated a song to her on the radio. And if you lived in the Bay Area during the early 90's, the show to dedicate that song and publicly declare your love for that special someone was live on the airwaves on KMEL's "Love Line" (later renamed The Love Zone).
This mixtape hopes to capture that whole feel good era of high school crushes and teenage love. I want to take you back to the days of house parties, slow dancing with the one you had that crush on, and to pay homage to The Love Zone.
(Released June 2009)
DJ Boogie Brown Podcast has 8 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 9:14:43. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 28th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on March 18th, 2024 20:44.