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In episode 4 of "Lost In Translation", hosted by MRK SX, and Malik Abdul-Rahmaan, They walk you through the first time they worked with the bigger named artists within the Hip Hop community of Japan. Please comment and subscribe!! Thank you

Blak Makk sits down with T. Mo from Datfeelin's That Part Podcast to catch up on his latest happenings!

In this episode HNYP talks about the recent events that have taken place over the last week in our country. Listen as he speaks on the issues of the day like race, a broken justice system, riots, and anger.

Mr. FUIM, Wizisbeast is right back at it with a follow up from his previous episode. He grabs a drink and talks about the recent events in Minneapolis. He also goes into why music doesn't equal up to how you view things of this nature. 

In episode 3 of "Lost In Translation", hosted by MRK SX, and Malik Abdul-Rahmaan, They walk you through the first time they each produced music for Japanese artists for the first time. Please comment and subscribe!! Thank you

Mr. FUIM takes a little time to sit down and discuss the recent events of the infamous "Lady in the park" incident, and why PETA didn't say anything when they made a huge deal over other incidents of this nature. 

That Part is back!!! T. Mo gets his chance to sit down with the General, MRK SX to talk about his upcoming works!

Your drinks should be poured. The meats should be cooked. It should be time to chill. Let DJ 110 accommodate you with a mix like no other. Sit, back, relax and chill to the sounds of Datfeelin! 

EDITOR'S NOTE: Thank you to all those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. We Salute You!!

Mac aka Ya Boy sits down with non other than E. Smitty to discuss his journey into music and his unique role as the sole power behind Datfeelin!

In episode 2 of the "Lost In Translation" podcast, hosts Malik Abdul-Rahmaan, and MRK SX discuss arriving in Tokyo, and the origins of their relationship. Also, they tell of how they initially began to build relationships with the Hip Hop community.  Please subscribe to follow them on what will be an epic journey of past, and present lessons learned from their time as music producers in Tokyo, Japan. The music was produced by Malik Abdul-Rahmaan.