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Wednesday, November 11, 2009

FREE DOWNLOAD!!! Poesh Wonder "The Chronicles Of Juani Sucio"

Check out the new release, “The Chronicles of Juani Sucio,” by Poesh Wonder from Respect The Culture. This music is available for FREE download by clicking on the cover art. Produced by Nex Millen, this EP takes you on a musical journey through seven scenes from the life of “Juani Sucio.” Who is he? Take a listen to this innovative piece featuring hiphop, reggae/dub, funk and soul and you may find out.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/zb0mwjzzk4q/PWEP_RTC2009.zip

Currently listening:
No You Haven't and You Never Will Again (The Motion Picture)
By Poesh Wonder
Release date: 2007-11-20

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Wednesday, December 31, 2008

The Respect The Culture Sound New Years Eve with Wind Dancer
Current mood:

animated
Category: Music

Happy New Year and all that jazz. Welcome to a new season of "The Respect The Culture Sound" I mentioned last season that we are going to beef the shows up with different themes and guest DJ's.. Lets start it off right with a NYE Hip Hop Mix by DJ Wind Dancer called "New Years Rockin Eve"
I hope Dick Clark is doing better now than last year... Here we go!!!!!
////Millen

Season 2, Ep 01::New Years Rockin Eve with DJ Wind Dancer

Track List-
01. award tour- A Tribe Called Quest
02. frontin- Pharrell
03. right here- SWV
04. hey Mr. DJ- Zhane
05. get you home- Foxy Brown
06. looking at the front door- Main Source
07. let the beat hit em- Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam
08. I want you- Common
09. I like- Hi-Five
10. don't walk away- Jade
11. set adrift on memory bliss - P.M.Dawn

*To hear more from DJ Wind Dancer you can check her out @ http://myspace.com/wind_dancer

and ask her about her mixes.

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Saturday, September 27, 2008

2008 Philadelphia DJ Day Picture Show
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chill
Category: Friends

Currently watching:
Scratch
Release date: 2002-09-17

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Saturday, June 28, 2008

New Podcast- "THE RESPECT THE CULTURE SOUND"
Current mood:

inspired
Category: Music

It's summer and I hope that your ready for some new joint to ride down the block to. Lawrence Arnell and I was up Rutgers University on Ruckus Radio radio rukus ad copy

with A.B. to premier some new R.T.C. material. Here is the track list....

1. I Am Somebody- Jesse Jackson & The Sesame Street Kids "70"

2. The Healer (Remix)- Eyrkah Badu featuring Nex Millen

3. Ryhmes Like a Scientist- Third Sight featuring D.J. D-Styles

4. Gimme That, Take That (Illmind Remix)- Lawrence Arnell

5. LAWRENCE ARNELL INTERVIEW- Part 1

6. Run It (Remix)- EPMD featuring KRS-One

7. Salud- Wisdom & Epidemmik

8. The Return- Brand Nubians

Stay tuned for part 2 next week .................
////MILLEN

Currently listening:
Viva La Vida
By Coldplay
Release date: 2008-06-17

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Saturday, March 01, 2008

NEW MUSIC from Nex Millen f. Poesh Wonder and taragirl "TROOPSONG"
Current mood:

focused
Category: Music

Respect The Culture presents, "Troop Song (Cause Unknown)." We support our troops in Iraq and throughout the world and thank them for their hard work, dedication and service as they preserve, protect and defend the United States. But the time to end the war is long overdue. For the sake of the troops, their families and friends, and the future of our country, we ask the President to please, "Bring Our Troops Home." Our country is at war. We can't continue to ignore that our troops risk their lives every day. Thousands have died and tens of thousands have been injured - not to mention all of the personal sacrifices that our military and their families have made for the sake of freedom. Yet our network news broadcasts begin nightly with politics and hollywood antics, while updating us on the war in their last story, if at all, almost as an afterthought. Our cable news features political debates, celebrity interviews, financial news and sensational stories that get ratings.
Most of us believe the war should end and our troops should come home as soon as possible. Let's support the charitable organizations that help our troops in their efforts and together, ask our President to "BRING OUR TROOPS HOME" -Respect The Culture