The only thing right now. The 20's will ROAR.

It's the new new playlist show from Matt Sonzala. ALL MUSIC IS WORLD MUSIC! DESTROY ALL BORDERS! SMASH THE STATE! NO RULES! NO GOVERNMENT! FUCK THEM ALL. Just jam some music and calm down please. Calm down with me. All Music is World Music. Enjoy the art of it all. No more borders. None. We don't recognize that. We meaning us. You and me. Me and you. And them as well. Unite with me in music, today, tonight, whenever you are ready. Love, Matt Sonzala

H-Town lost another real one. Though he was born in Atlantic City, NJ, Rick Royal came to Houston with his family in high school. He soon became known as one of the greatest MC's to ever emerge from Houston's burgeoning hardcore rap scene. He is known as one of the fore fathers of Gangsta/Reality Rap as his story telling street tales were some of the most vivid and real ever put on wax. He precedes most of your favorite rappers, and like many of Houston's underground legends, could be your favorite rappers favorite rapper.

Bun B of UGK/MDDL FNGZ and Big Munn of MDDL FNGZ join me to discuss the history of the man and the scene he helped to create and nurture and develop. I don't have a lot of details about his passing, any information would be greatly appreciated. REST IN PEACE POWER AND HEAVEN RICKY ROYAL FOREVER!

The musical revolution that isssssssssssss Pushermania's Playlist is back with your soundtrack to today. No social media. Just real social living.

I had to do it. I had to put the raw audio from the show on April 14, 2005 when Dizzee Rascal joined us in the KPFT Studios for an Epic Freestyle with DJ Chill, DJ Rapid Ric and DJ Wonder from the UK on the beats and Grit Boys and Golden Child and more joining in on the mic. This is a classic, pass it to the next man please. Woman. Everyone needs to hear and experience this realness. When Houston Rap and London Grime first came together. I think that Bun B and Dizzee recorded together for the first time the day after this show. And they met almost exactly one year earlier. Those were the daze. ENJOY!

On this show we give it all the way up to the man the myth, the baseball legend - BOB WATSON (April 10, 1946 – May 14, 2020) May he rest in peace, power and Heaven. In this hour we talk to Bun B, Pete Nice of 3rd Bass and Dante Ross and Bob;s legacy and impact plus we play jams from his personal playlist as provided by his son Keith Watson. Tune in and give it up to the man #RIPBIGBOB !!!

On this show we give it all the way up to the man the myth, the baseball legend - BOB WATSON (April 10, 1946 – May 14, 2020) May he rest in peace, power and Heaven. In this hour we talk to Bun B, Pete Nice of 3rd Bass and Dante Ross and Bob;s legacy and impact plus we play jams from his personal playlist as provided by his son Keith Watson. Tune in and give it up to the man #RIPBIGBOB !!!

Interview with:

Bun B of UGK

Pete Nice of 3rd Bass

Dante Ross

And music from Bob Watson's personal playlist!

it took me a lot of attempts to finish this particular self isolation mix. In reality it should have come out a lot sooner. When we were really panicking. You may still be panicking and so may be I, but I don't feel like I felt like six weeks ago, I feel a general sense of calm on top of total disbelief and panic and worry for the future. But I am trying to live in the present. And as old or as new as it is, jazz is a genre that can help you live in the present and stay grounded and refocus your mind, body and soul. And we all need some of that. We need to sit back and feel it. Ideally in some headphones. In an easy chair. Thinking about nothing. Feeling everything. Wanting nothing and knowing that you have it all even if you have nothing at all. You have the music. It's there for you. it exists. And you will survive right along with it. None of this music will ever die, and I hope you won't either. For a long, long, long,long, long, long time. We have so much more to do. The greats want and need our presence. And the ancestors have more hope than we do. Believe me. You will be ok. Please try to get through this one. Love from Matt Sonzala. #Pushermania

Big ups Skyla Dawn for giving me the idea to interview the legend DJ Chill. On this show I get to interview one of my best friends. And we talk DJ Screw and Houston hip hop history including Rap-A-Lot, Wreckshop and more. Chill has some serious perspective on the history of Houston hip hop as he was actually there for almost all of it. One of the realest. I do hope you will enjoy this interview! Please don't forget to comment, like, share and subscribe and tell a friend to tell a friend. Hope you enjoy!

In hour Three of tonight's Damage Control Program we start off with Skyla Dawn reading our weekly prison shout outs and then we go into a classic Damage Control program that first aired LIVE on April 14, 2005. Dizzee Rascal visit's the studio from London with his mans Scope and DJ Wonder and they go hard on the mic alongside Houston's Grit Boys and a young Zeakey Bobby, formerly known as Golden Chyld. It's a crazy classic Damage Control program and I will maybe post the whole Dizzee Show soon. That woman's voice you hear as co-host is SuthernGurl. Zin was there. It was an event for real. Enjoy and leave a comment, and be sure to share. THANKS!