Ill Doctrine Radio 4/10/21: To Suffer But To Survive

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04/13/21 • 35 min

This week, of course, we remembered the one and only Earl Simmons aka DMX. Hit up our Patreon for the whole 2 hour show, and access to the full archives: http://www.patreon.com/illdoctrine
Partial playlist:
DMX - Who We Be (mixed with track below)
Outkast - Git Up Git Out instrumental
D'Angelo - Prayer
Sault - B.A.B.E.
Swizz Beats words for DMX
DMX - Coming From
Erykah Badu - Other Side of the Game
People Under the Stairs - Yes I Can
Kota the Friend - Hate
Dibiase- Eternia
Swizz Beats words pt 2
Evidence - G Shock
DMX Prayer

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Ill Doctrine Radio 3/27/21: Weather All Storms & Survive All Sunshine

On this week's show we celebrated the memory of Craig "muMs da Schemer" Grant, a beloved member of our hip-hop & poetry community here in NYC and beyond.
Partial playlist:
Poet scene from Oz - muMs
Freedom At Sunset - Adrian Younge, Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Doug Carn
Maximum Frequency - Sa-Roc
Live & Direct - Kota the Friend, Statik Selektah
Give It Up feat. Boog Brown (Clean) - Señor Kaos & Illastrate
SAVE YOU - Chika
Montero - Lil Nas X (w/ Ghostface instrumental)
Moosa - Vic Mensa
We Are The People - Allen Toussaint
Track07 (Georgia Anne Muldrow Version feat. Arlo Parks) - Clean - Denzel Curry x Kenny Beats
What's going on/Ain't no sunshine when she's gone - Bernard Purdie
muMs - Ploylessness
Track 3 - Jay Dee
Answer Me - Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings
A Lover Was Born - Lee Dorsey
Droppin -It - The Bizzie Boys
Poem For A Lady Whose Voice I Like - Nikki Giovanni
Extra - Lucky daye
I Got You - Platinum Pied Pipers w/ Tiombe Lockhart
Mufaro's Garden - Georgia Anne Muldrow
Volta Ao Mundo - Mark de Clive-Lowe, Andrea Lombardini, Tommaso Cappellato
Roach Motels - muMs da Schemer

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Ill Doctrine Radio 4/24/21: World I Hope You're Ready For Me

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Gregory Jacobs was a genius. I've seen this repeated all over social media, by so many people who knew him, studied him, grew up in Bay Area scene he gave so much to. So much creativity in him it couldn't be contained in one person, he had to create a Shock G, Humpty, a Piano Man.
And those who knew him best will tell you we still never got to see and hear the half of it, because he was that soul for whom the spotlight is more stress than sustenance. Which makes it all the more precious to me how he leaves behind such a dope musical legacy, built on showing all of us nerds and oddballs we have a seat at the table and a place on the dance floor.
This week we try our best to honor the great Shock G, with a special mix from Tamara aka T Money including rarities and excerpts from her interviews with him.