Tag: Mac Miller

  • BNP Radio Episode 26: Riding Music

    tracklist
    fairwells by dave east & ransom
    temple run by ransom, conductor Williams, moonstone j. arrr
    a couple minutes (a colors show) by olivia dean
    don’t let it go to your head by cleo sol
    lesson by Madison McFerrin
    one conclusion ray barbee
    breaking it in by kennyflowers
    i-20 by big k.r.i.t.
    elevated by big k.r.i.t.
    comin’ up by pimp c
    candy by ugk
    swishas and dosha by ugk
    mirrors by wale, bun b
    bmg by Conway the machine
    something foreign by sir and schoolboy Q
    2mph feat. big k.r.i.t. by dom kennedy
    life is beautiful by larry June & 2 Chainz
    gas station feat bun b by the cool kids
    lost and found freestyle 2019 by asap Rocky, tyler the creator
    potato salad tyler the creator & asap rocky
    nine point five by talib kweli, styles p, sheek louch, jadakiss, niko is
    weekend feat Miguel by mac miller
    all night by Beyonce

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  • RADIO BNP101X Episode 11: Feeling Different Today

    Tracklist

    Two matches ft ab-soul by mac miller

    No report card by ab-soul

    A pleasure by the railway children

    Monica’s light by the railway children

    Treasure in the hills by leon thomas

    When did you stop loving me, when did i stop loving you by marvin gaye

    Nothing burns like the cold ft. vince staples by snoh aalegra

    Free man by vince staples

    Take me home by vince staples

    The first day of school(intro) by ice cube

    Surf ft. kilo kush by vince staples

    Dead president II by jay-z

    Simple man by lynyrd skynyrd

    Weepin’ mama blues by felt

    Luz by la santa cecilia

    Sonora by hermanos gutierrez

    Feel like makin’ love by roberta flack

    Angelitos Negros by roberta flack

    Something for junkies by killer mike

    Nineteen eighty7 ft. schoolboy Q by stalley

    Unexplainable by foushee

    Manic depression by jimi hendrix

    Tush ft. missy elliott by ghostface killah

    Love by ghostface killah

    Freak thangs by ludacris

    T baggin’ skit by ludacris

    Neighborhood hoez by freddie gibbs

    Come on Over (skit) by ludacris

    What’s your fantasy by ludacris

    Untitled 05 by kendrick lamar

    So[rt] by knxwledge

    Momma by kendrick lamar

  • Radio BNP101X Episode 10 1:39 AM, Last Call

    Radio BNP101X Episode 10 1:39 AM, Last Call

    Tracklist

    “New Years” by Slay Squad

    New Balances by Wale

    Boswell by Westside Gunn

    Adam Page by Westside Gunn, Stove God Cooks

    Outlander by Westside Gunn

    Algo Como Tu by Kaydy Cain, Los del Control

    Heartbreak Anniversary by Giveon

    Fountains ft. Tems by Drake

    Summer Over Interlude by Drake, Majid Jordan

    Sunday Morning Drive ft. Curren$y & Dom Kennedy by Larry June

    Weekend ft. Miguel by Mac Miller

    Bumpy’s Lament by Mack Browne & The Brothers

    Treasure in the Hill by Leon Thomas

    Lava Lamp by Thundercat

    Black Qualls by Thundercat

    Sober by Childish Gambino

    Down South by Wale

    Jethro – Chopnotslop Remix by Thundercat

    Bussin’ by Devon Morrison

    Creme’s Interlude by Pink Siifu, Fly Anakin

    Can’t Stop by NxWorries

    Girls Need Love Remix by Summer Walker

    Don’t by Bryson Tiller

    Redbone by Childish Gambino

    All Night by Beyonce

  • Ep. 7 Love Me By Friday

    Ep. 7 Love Me By Friday

    Tracklist

    Burning – Tems

    Black Bonnie – Wale

    Suicidal – YNW Melly

    Silkk da Shocka – Isaiah Rashad,Syd

    Conversation – Khruangbin, Leon Bridges

    When Sparks Fly – Vince Staples

    My Favorite Part – Mac Miller, Ariana Grande

    Cocoa Butter Kisses – Chance the Rapper, VIC MENSA, Twista

    Trippy – Anderson .Paak

    Backseat – Ari Lennox

    Cherry Wine – Nas, Amy Winehouse

    Back to Black – Amy Winehouse

    The Panties – Mos Def

    Candy Drip – Lucky Daye

    TURiSTA – Bad Bunny

    Estas En Mi Pasado – Yahritza Y Su Escencia 

    If I Ain’t Got You – Alicia Keys

    Girl – The Internet

    Vixen – Miguel

    Damage H.E.R.

    Love T.K.O. – Teddy Pendergrass

    Banking On Me – Gunna

    Crazy in Love – Beyonce

    Karma – Lloyd Banks

  • My Albums of 2024

    My Albums of 2024

    I hadn’t looked up John Mayer in a while but John never disappoints, he’s always got something for me to sing along to. Something that catches me before I understand why I like the music. Imagine being in middle school and everyone’s listening to rap and your bumping John Mayer. No one was asking me for music recommendation. But from this latest album my favorite song is Wild Blue. It almost sounds like you’re underwater

    Shaboozey had a hell of a year. I first came across him in Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter but I think we all came to know him for his rendition of J-kwon’s Tipsy, putting a new flavor on an old song. I have a few songs that make my end of the year playlist but if I had one to share with you guys it would have to be Annabelle off his premier album Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going

    I’m a new comer to country music, can you tell? My friends Sonia set it off with an invitation to Morgan Wallen’s Homecoming at the VOLS stadium this fall. Definitely a weekend to remember.

    Since that weekend, we’ve been exchanging country song and I sent her a live performance of Paralyzed by Kevin Smiley on On The Radar’s Instagram. Someone commented saying that this was “crazy out country” which I found hilarious but interesting enough to go check him out on Spotify and listen to the rest of the singles he had on his profile. I’m glad a few months later he released his first album, Hurts Worse. Still have Broke as My Heart playing weekly.

    Vince Staples has been one of my favorite artist in the last few years. He always delivers on thought provoking music that makes me reflect on what the fuck I’m doing in my life. You know what Vince is so special to me I’ll share my favorite song by him off the first project I ever heard from him. Producer by the late great Mac Miller, Stolen Youth, has a gem that always makes me stop what I’m doing and rap.

    Just in case you wanna rap along too: https://genius.com/Vince-staples-and-larry-fisherman-stuck-in-my-ways-lyrics

    Knxwledge and Anderson .Paak did it again with another NxWorries Album to follow up the cult classic of Yes Lawd. You know that the beats are funky and Anderson .Paak has a way with words that damn near hypnotizing. It’s hard to pick my favorite on this one because there’s no skips on here for me but Distractions is one of them songs that you wish was longer

    I know I’m late to the party on MIKE but I’m usually late to everything when it comes to music. To be honest I haven’t even listened to Kendrick’s GNX album. But MIKE caught me with this snippet of No Curse Lifted (rivers of love) I heard of instagram earlier this year. It’s GTA Vice City type dance sample that makes you wanna two step and Big MIKE gets down

    Anthony Santos has been playing in my parent’s homes since I was a hair on my father’s nut suck. This year I finally decided to listen to his album Enamorado and it’s definitely a get up and move album. Get up and get something done. It’s Rum, Romance and Nylon Guitar strings at it’s finest. My favorite’s Esa Me La Doy Yo

    I’m not really a Beyoncé fan, I think this might be the first album I’ve heard from her in it’s entirety and I loved it. I don’t really have anything say. Beyoncé just delivered on the years of hype I’ve been hearing about her. My top two are Blackbird and Bodyguard and I’m definitely going to take a deep dive into her discography this year.

    Sir’s Chasing Summer album has been awaiting a sequel and for years it seem fans have been waiting on him to drop another album or project, something to supply the demand. And I believe Heavy fulfilled that, the vibe is a bit different because Sir himself has taken a new path of health and wellness. But understanding that you give an artist room to show us what he now has to say with this new perspective. I believe Poetry In Motion shows that the best. It’s a blend of the old with the new.