Blackhacker

As you can see my Blogroll is back. (I still have to do some pruning.) Normally, a link will enter and leave with little, read no, fanfare. But I have decided that I will highlight some of them, to let you know why they are here. Being that June is Black Music Month, I will start with a link to one of my favorites.

If you scroll down to the “Music Art Culture” section you’ll find the Soul Sanctuary link. (Be warned that this link has the flash intro that plays music, so if you are at work and don’t want your boss to know that you ain’t workin’ turn the sound down, or use some head phones.) Soul Sanctuary is a non-profit group that produces a podcasts and streaming broadcasts for various outlets. It has so many offerings now that has grown to 7 podcasts in one. That means on a single feed you will get all of these shows:

• The Original Soul Sanctuary
  This is a weekly one hour show that showcases a variety of soul, hip hop, jazz, and spoken word. Here you will get current, and classic, and stuff that is nearly IMPOSSIBLE to find in any commercial outlet.
• Enharmonic
  “…more great spoken word and soulful music to groove you through your week…incorporating some of the artist interviews, special music spotlights and other fun features…”
• Stereotroniqs
  Nas is is wrong. Hip Hop is alive and well. Stereotroniqs is a head noddin’ feast for the senses. Featuring Staf Sharif, and co-hosts Sleeves and Tyree, and DJ Luke Raws on the 1 & 2
• Project Vibe
  An Hour long biweekly show show of even more of that great Music that origanlly is streamed from Project Vibe
• Soul Speak
  This is an interview show featuring so of the most talented and interesting people in Hip Hop, Jazz, Soul and Spoken Word
• The Feel Good Flow!!
  “Join RhapsodE for an hour-long exploration of personal positivity…songs that will inspire and uplift you.”
• SuiteSpot
  “… will feature a rotating staff of DJs: Stephanie Renee, RhapsodE, Staf Sharif, and special monthly mixes from talented turntablist friends around the world”

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