Dedicated to preserving hip-hop culture, each episode of The Next Movement examines a classic/influential album and the wide range of its impact. With the help of a guest, Rob and E. shine a light on the art and swap stories about what each album has given us and our communities. Tune in to hear unique and relevant perspectives on a culture that continues to change the world.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 166 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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We’ve got Olskool Ice-Gre and E.P. the Hellcat AKA Abstract Mindstate joining us to talk about their new album with Young RJ of Slum Village called “The Art Project”. We’ll hear about the process of creating the album, their approach to addressing a ... more
We've got Devine Carama and Amadeus360 talking about their new album "Guardians of the Boom Bap" and the importance of preserving the culture. Then we discuss their album pick for this episode - "It Was Written" by Nas.
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In this throwback episode featuring Mr. Muthafuckin eXquire we spoke to the Brooklyn native in September of 2022 as he was getting ready to drop “VOL 1: I Love Y.O.U. Cuz Y.O.U. Ugly”. At that time he was experiencing something of an awakening and it... more
We’re joined by journalist, author and curator Vikki Tobak. From her time at Payday Records in the early ‘90s to her days as a music journalist with published work in Vibe, ego trip, Paper, Rolling Stone and Mass Appeal, Vikki has been immersed in hi... more
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Seriously thoughtful. Honest conversations between two fans of hip-hop! Get schooled when your in need. Reflect when you aren’t. If you remember getting into an artist or album and digging up and studying everything you could get your hands on to digest, you’ll find your self trying to join in on the conversation as you listen!
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Content encompasses an exploration of hip-hop culture, notable albums, and their impact on communities. Guests include musicians and cultural commentators who provide insights into the evolution of the genre alongside discussions on themes such as authenticity, mental health, and personal narratives within the hip-hop community. The format consists of in-depth conversations that illuminate both the musical and societal significance of various influential hip-hop projects. Unique elements involve an emphasis on storytelling, emotional connections, and the transformative power of hip-hop.
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Recent guests on The Next Movement include:
1. EP the Hellcat
2. Vikki Tobak
3. Sun Mooney
4. Infinity Knives
5. McKinley Dixon
6. Neil Drumming
7. Damon Locks
8. Queen Herawin
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