"Best of DJ Quik" mixed by Matthew Africa

This week I'm in Quik mode! Haven't had a chance to hear the album yet. For any of yall that didn't know or FORGOT how dope he was... Peep this mix compiled by the homie DJ Matthew Africa.

Tracklist:
1. America'z Most Complete Artist
2. Sweet Black Pussy
3. Loked Out Hood
4. Get At Me
5. Down, Down, Down feat. Suga Free
6. Tonite
7. Pitch In On A Party
8. I Don't Wanna Party wit U
9. We Still Party
10. Let's Get Down (Tony Toni Toné)
11. Let Me Know (Hi-C)
12. Up 'N Da Club (2nd II None)
13. Hand In Hand
14. Black Mercedes feat. Nate Dogg
15. Do I Love Her? feat. Suga Free
16. Don't Walk Away feat. Suga Free
17. Safe + Sound
18. You'z A Ganxta
19. Dollaz + Sense
20. U Ain't Fresh! feat. Erick Sermon
21. Til Jesus Comes
22. Tha Truth Is... (Mausberg)
23. Trouble RMX
24. Jus Lyke Compton
25. Trust No Bitch (Penthouse Players Clique)
26. Born & Raised In Compton
27. Summer Breeze
28. So Many Wayz
29. 50 Ways feat. Wanya Morris of Boyz II Men
30. Speed
31. Sex Crymee
32. Ni**az Still Trippin' feat. Hi-C
33. Smoke II Much (Fixxers)
34. So Good (Fixxers)
35. Can You Work Wit Dat (Fixxers)
36. I Got That Feelin'
37. Me Wanna Rip Your Girl
38. Chocolate Lover feat. Sexy Leroy & the Chocolate Lovelitez
39. One On 1 feat. El DeBarge

Bay Area Radio Days...

Me and DJ Q-Bert


Last week was a grrreat week for me in terms of Bay Area Radio. Wednesday I got a chance to sit with Matthew Africa at UC Berkeley's KALX for his weekly show. And yes, it was actually my first time there. Hard to believe, I know.

On Thursday I had an My second interview with Hardknock Radio over at KPFA in Berkeley. The last time I was on the show, Lyrics Born heard me mention his wife, Joyo Velarde, in a list of folks I wanted to work with... Needless to say, you can all see how well that went!


Me and Kevvy Kev

Finally, this past Sunday, I made my debut on The Drum (yes, the world's longest running hip-hop show) with Kevvy Kev on KZSU Stanford. The crazy thing is that this man was doing this show before I even made it to kindergarten... If that isn't enough, a true hip-hop legend stepped into the studio as I finished my interview- DJ Q-Bert. I had never met him, but felt TRULY Honored. It wouldn't be too far to say that he is a god among men when it comes to this art of hip-hop music.

it's crazy that I'm doing all these radio shows now, considering that college radio was one of the biggest influences on me back during high school. I used to listen to this stations religiously. I'm glad to see it all still going down as strong as it is.