Grass Roots Radio. Monday Feb.17.2014

Grass Roots Radio. Monday Feb.17.2014

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/d3/34/a7/aaronstewart12/3000x3000_9304372.jpg] This weeks show was a great mix of good music and intriguing argumentative ranting from good friends, Khyber Hill and The Universal Vagrant. Khyber opens up the show with an experimental freestyle and from then on we move into some Grouch and other magnificent hiphop artists. Later in the show, we hear some awesome beats from friend and local artist, DJ Naahant. Mixed in with the hilarious historical rants from my co-hosts, we hear from a great up-and-coming LA hiphop artist known as Self-Provoked: an intelligent MC with great style and potential. After a while, your BAUS DJ, ATRON takes hold of the mic and does a freestyle of his own. Fun stuff from this weeks show, I hope you thoroughly enjoy the sounds of Grass Roots Radio. Sincerely, ATRON

Monday 02.03.14

itunes pic [https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/d3/34/a7/aaronstewart12/3000x3000-0x0+0+0_9237047.jpg] Less talking and more groovin' on todays show. We start the set off with reggae artist, Midnite, kinda work our way through some different reggae blends until we reach a wonderful 25min. block of Fela Kuti's, "Teacher, dont teach me no nonsense." After the break, we move into some classic hiphop, with snip-bits of dialogue from myself and my guest, "The Local Derelict." We delve further into the walls of hiphop to uncover some American-Indian artists by the names of Tall Paul and Wahwahtay Benais. With a dash of Dave Chappelle and Nina Simone, times almost up, so we go out with some rugged British hiphop. And that was the most recent weeks show. Thanks for listening. I hope you thoroughly enjoy the sounds of Grass Roots Radio. Sincerely, ATRON