#boo-ya t.r.i.b.e

[dj-bouto]

1 / Quantic / Meaning 2 / Peace orchestra / Shining 3 / Dynamic syncopation / Closer to the line 4 / Boom boom satellites / On the painted desert 5 / Peace orchestra / The man 6 / Police / Miss Grodenko 7 / Prince / Batman 8 / Renegade soundwave / Porno beats 9 / Boo-ya t.r.i.b.e / Walk the line 10 / Young disciples / All I have in me 11 / Mad nomad / Direct evidence against uniqueness 12 / Deep dish / Love & rockets 13 / Mystereum feat. Ursula Rucker / Lonely can be sweet 14 / Madonna (Kruder & Dorfmeister rmx) / Nothing really matters Stories mother never told me #01 : mixed by Dj Bouto #triphop #chillmusic #dub #electropop

ps : non, le nibard n’est pas autorisé sur YT....

[kiing-cactii]

Boo-yaa Tribe

[thehotboxsocial]

4th & Broadway Raps

Heed The Word Of The Brother [X Clan] (1990)

The Power Of Myself Is Moving [Isis] (1990)

I Know You Got Soul [Eric B. & Rakim] (1987)

One To The Knot [Masters Of Ceremony] (1988)

Satisfaction [Funkytown Pros] (1991)

4 Star Bitch [Big Ken] (1992)

The Hill That's Real [Lil' Fame] (1992)

Cornbread [Freestyle Fellowship] (1993)

If It Ain't A Caddy (It Ain't A Car) [Double J] (1991)

I'm The Peacemaker [Sir Ibu] (1989)

T. On Her Back [Prince Rahiem] (1994)

Psyko Funk [Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E.] (1990)

Keep Ya Movin' [Seville] (1989)

Swing Blue, Sweat Black (Standing On The Corner Mix) [Laquan] (1991)

Locked In Spotfford [Mobb Deep] (1993)

What's Up G [Professor X] (1990)

Wash Your Face in My Sink [Dream Warriors] (1990)

Jaws (Extended Mix) [Drum] (1989)

The Other Side Of Me [Yvette Money] (1988)

Dead Men Tell No Tales [Rammellzee & The Gettovetts] (1988)

4th & Broadway Records was a dance label that dabbled in rap music from 1987 to the mid-90’s. Their rap catalog had no definitive sound; they signed artists from all over the map focusing on alternative sounds and original images but never hit the Arrested Development level paydirt. With the exception of the Stereo MC’s, no artist stuck around for more than a single or album and many of the rappers would go on to complain about their experiences with the label. Aside from a few key artists, 4+B’s output is what I would describe as interesting but not for me but I still walked away from this deep dive with a playlist full of treats.

[gazellefamily]

HOBBS & SHAW (2019)

“A movie partially set in Samoa and featuring hip-hop and there’s no room on the soundtrack for BOO-YA T.R.I.B.E!? Not even ‘Another Body Murdered’? You guys know anything at all about Samoa? Do people vacation there? Is it like ‘undiscovered Hawaii’? Or is it just kinda boring but with some hills? Why are there so many NFL players from there? It’s a US territory and I know NOTHING. This film tells me there are no women there aside from the Rock’s mama. How do they reproduce? They sever a finger and it turns into a whole new offensive lineman? Anyway whatever - this is fun. Balding meatball subs fight a very handsome cyborg who is in love with his motorcycle. The end.” -Tommy Gazelle