LEGENDIZE

On this episode of LEGENDIZE, Marley and Callie take a deep dive with the one and only Black Ceasar, King Asiatic...Big Daddy Kane. Kane tells us what famous Marley beat he hid from Shan, his take on the 'Symphony', and recording never-released records with Jay-Z, Tupac and MC Hammer. Also, Kane is shocked to learn what Marley was holding behind the door when he first came knocking. And of course, the hosts break down another classic sample from songs you know and love. All that, on another fact-filled episode of LEGENDIZE. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/legendize/support

On this episode of LEGENDIZE, original Juice Crew member Craig G joins Marley and Callie for a trip down memory lane. From the making of 'Dropping Science' and the 'Symphony' to his takedown of Supernatural and penning the battle raps for 8 Mile, Craig G has stories for days. Plus Marley and Callie Legendize another classic sample and welcome the return of soul music. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/legendize/support

On this episode, Marley and Callie welcome the one and only MC Serch to the dais to break bread and spit knowledge. As a young kid in Far Rocakaway Queens, Serch had considered becoming a rabbi, but hip hop had other plans for him. From being a founding member of 3rd Bass, executive producing Nas, and his beef with MC Hammer, Serch is more than a white rapper known for breaking stigmas - he’s a bonafide hip hop icon who’s earned a place in Marley’s pantheon. All that and more on this episode of LEGENDIZE. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/legendize/support

On this episode of LEGENDIZE, Marley and Callie welcome the kings of the hip hop anthem, Naughty By Nature. This Grammy award winning group defined the genre and broke down cultural barriers in the 90s. From humble beginnings in East Orange NJ, to the world stage - Naughty by Nature’s influence on music, branding, and pop culture is massive. Listen in as Treach, Vin Rock, and DJ Kay Gee set the table with their origin stories, and share their insights on longevity, promotion and building wealth. Join LEGENDIZE in celebrating 30 Years of Naughty by Nature! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/legendize/support

On this episode of LEGENDIZE - Brooklyn's Finest, DJ Clark Kent, joins Marley and Callie in-studio for a deep dive into hip hop history. Listen in as they discuss the rock n roll hall of fame, the iconic sample used in classic records for Junior Mafia, Jeru the Damaja and EPMD, plus the cultivation of hip hop across the globe. Clark reveals stories about breaking records on Marley’s 'In Control' radio show on WBLS, and of course, details his role in launching the careers of Notorious B.I.G. and Jay Z. Lean in as Clark breaks down the importance of being fresh, what it takes to be a great DJ, and which of his iconic productions slipped past LL Cool J.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/legendize/support

Join DJ Marley Marl and DJ Callie Ban for a deep dive into hip hop history on Episode 1 of LEGENDIZE. Listen in as they chat with original Juice Crew member MC Shan, who breaks down the making of classic songs as an artist and producer. He also clears the air about his beef with DJ Marley Marl, and the history of his beefs with LL Cool J and KRS-One. We hear first hand the stories behind iconic songs like "The Bridge," "Marley Scratch," "Beat Biter," and "Kill The Noise" by MC Shan. Also, the hosts break down an iconic sample used in hip-hop classics "Road to The Riches," by Kool G Rap, "Plug Tunin" by De La Soul, and "Disciple" by Nas. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/legendize/support

On the LEGENDIZE podcast, hip hop pioneers DJ Marley Marl and co-host Callie Ban go beyond the origin stories of hip hop's greatest artists and producers, and the classic records they made. Lean in as they candidly interview hip hop royalty, break down the history of iconic samples, and step inside the culture that changed the world. Marley Marl came up through the Queensbridge projects, and caught the first wave of rap music. With the Juice Crew he changed the artform. As a producer he elevated it. As a businessman, he built an empire. On this podcast, we'll find out makes a classic - and what makes a legend. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/legendize/support