Jeff Weiss

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Founder: POW MAG x @powrecordings • Author: "Waiting For Britney Spears" (MCD x FSG) • Co-Host: Truth Hurts Podcast • Long Live Drakeo

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DOOM offering a moment of silence for Dilla

Veeze covering "Walking on a Dream," very important cultural crossover.

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While primarily known as a singer, Chaka Khan is also an expert drummer, who regularly stepped behind the kit to supply percussion during live sessions with her band Rufus, solos at concerts, and on TV. A few videos of the Queen of Funk in action.

DOOM performing "Rhinestone Cowboy" at the iTunes Festival in 2012. Backed by the Robert Glasper Experiment.

'Pac, Ice T, and Cube recording "Last Wordz" in '92 at Westlake Studios. A great moment in Angeleno history

An unreleased gem from the Kendrick vault over a sample of Radiohead's "Everything In It's Right Place - taken from the "good kid" sessions.

NWA in the studio recording "Fuck Tha Police" (1987)

Wah Wah Watson performing "Spider" alongside Herbie Hancock, Bennie Maupin, Paul Jackson, and James Levi on a 1976 Danish television special.

Biggie &amp; Jay-Z performing "Get Money" at Ralph McDaniels' birthday party (1996)

Jay-Z rapping over "Shook Ones Pt II" by Mobb Deep (1995)

Stevie Wonder improvising on Soul Train (1973)

Poppin Taco &amp; Boogaloo Shrimp popping to "Breaking &amp; Entering" by The Radio Crew (1983)

This is "One of You," an unreleased song by N.E.R.D featuring Kendrick Lamar &amp; André 3000. Allegedly recorded in 2019, it features lyrics Kendrick would later use on his own song "Count Me Out".

This is "Get My Shit Off," an unreleased Jay-Z track produced by Timbaland, recorded around the time of "Blueprint 2." No idea how this didn't make the album but it went Kazaa platinum

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Foxy Brown getting a manicure while hosting Yo! MTV Raps in '96.

MAVI tracing a rap stylistic lineage from Rakim up through him and Drakeo

Chaka Khan &amp; Miles Davis covering "Human Nature" by Michael Jackson. Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival. 1989.

Mos Def freestyling in the documentary "Freestyle: The Art of Rhyme"

Prince recording bass for the "Batman" soundtrack

Ron Carter &amp; Herbie Hancock performing "Blue Monk" by Thelonious Monk at "A Tribute To Thelonious Monk" (1986)

Big Daddy Kane freestyling with Biz Markie on the beatbox

RIP Rich Homie Quan, 1/2 of the greatest group since Outkast, the melodic genius who never stopped going in, who sang &amp; wrote hooks as memorable as anything to ever chart, pop masterpieces straight out the mud. An era-defining ATL all-timer. The tour dates forever locked in.

Biggie & Jay-Z performing "Get Money" at Ralph McDaniels' birthday party (1996)

Poppin Taco & Boogaloo Shrimp popping to "Breaking & Entering" by The Radio Crew (1983)

This is "One of You," an unreleased song by N.E.R.D featuring Kendrick Lamar & André 3000. Allegedly recorded in 2019, it features lyrics Kendrick would later use on his own song "Count Me Out".

Chaka Khan & Miles Davis covering "Human Nature" by Michael Jackson. Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival. 1989.

Ron Carter & Herbie Hancock performing "Blue Monk" by Thelonious Monk at "A Tribute To Thelonious Monk" (1986)

RIP Rich Homie Quan, 1/2 of the greatest group since Outkast, the melodic genius who never stopped going in, who sang & wrote hooks as memorable as anything to ever chart, pop masterpieces straight out the mud. An era-defining ATL all-timer. The tour dates forever locked in.