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Bits & Pieces Vol 1 feat Masta Ace, Michael Holman and Jake One
On this special episode of The Almanac of Rap, Donwill opens the vault and shares some of the best conversations that didn't make the final edits of the first half of Season 4. From forgotten stories and extended interviews to behind-the-scenes insights, these bonus moments offer a deeper look at the people and ideas that continue to shape hip-hop culture.
Hear Masta Ace reflect on New York City's legendary car culture, the art of "jeep beats," and writing songs during Will Smith's Millennium sessions. Michael Holman revisits the legacy of Graffiti Rock, the evolution of breaking from the streets to the Olympics, and why Fab Five Freddy remains one of hip-hop's most influential ambassadors. Finally, producer Jake One unpacks the rise of lo-fi beats, the importance of making timeless songs over viral content, and the unexpected origins of his modern funk project, Tuxedo. Bits & Pieces Vol 1 breaks down:
Masta Ace on New York's '90s car culture and the science behind classic "jeep beats"
Michael Holman on Graffiti Rock and why breaking belongs in the Olympics
Fab Five Freddy's impact on hip-hop culture
Jake One on lo-fi beats and beat culture
🤳🏾 Got a question, comment or compliment? Leave a message today at 1-877-DONWILL (366-9455) It might just end up in an episode!🎙️
Follow Donwill for fun hip-hop history, cultural commentary, and more.
Substack: New Music Tuesdays
Instagram/Threads: @donwill
Mixcloud: Donwill
Website: Donwill.me
Follow Michael Holman:
Instagram: @michaelholman101
Follow Jake One:
Instagram: jakeuno
Web: snarejordan.com
Bandcamp: Jake One
Follow Masta Ace:
Instagram: mastaacepics
Facebook: Masta Ace
Web: www.mastaace.com
Created and hosted by two time Webby Award-winning host Donwill, The Almanac of Rap is produced by Okayplayer, a division of AREYA MEDIA Inc. Originally launched in 1999, Okayplayer is the original progressive music site and maintains its position as the premier digital destination for music and culture connoisseurs worldwide.
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On this special episode of The Almanac of Rap, Donwill opens the vault and shares some of the best conversations that didn't make the final edits of the first half of Season 4. From forgotten stories and extended interviews to behind-the-scenes insights, these bonus moments offer a deeper look at the people and ideas that continue to shape hip-hop culture.
Hear Masta Ace reflect on New York City's legendary car culture, the art of "jeep beats," and writing songs during Will Smith's Millennium sessions. Michael Holman revisits the legacy of Graffiti Rock, the evolution of breaking from the streets to the Olympics, and why Fab Five Freddy remains one of hip-hop's most influential ambassadors. Finally, producer Jake One unpacks the rise of lo-fi beats, the importance of making timeless songs over viral content, and the unexpected origins of his modern funk project, Tuxedo. Bits & Pieces Vol 1 breaks down:
Masta Ace on New York's '90s car culture and the science behind classic "jeep beats"
Michael Holman on Graffiti Rock and why breaking belongs in the Olympics
Fab Five Freddy's impact on hip-hop culture
Jake One on lo-fi beats and beat culture
🤳🏾 Got a question, comment or compliment? Leave a message today at 1-877-DONWILL (366-9455) It might just end up in an episode!🎙️
Follow Donwill for fun hip-hop history, cultural commentary, and more.
Substack: New Music Tuesdays
Instagram/Threads: @donwill
Mixcloud: Donwill
Website: Donwill.me
Follow Michael Holman:
Instagram: @michaelholman101
Follow Jake One:
Instagram: jakeuno
Web: snarejordan.com
Bandcamp: Jake One
Follow Masta Ace:
Instagram: mastaacepics
Facebook: Masta Ace
Web: www.mastaace.com
Created and hosted by two time Webby Award-winning host Donwill, The Almanac of Rap is produced by Okayplayer, a division of AREYA MEDIA Inc. Originally launched in 1999, Okayplayer is the original progressive music site and maintains its position as the premier digital destination for music and culture connoisseurs worldwide.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices