A thread about the history behind some of the most iconic Hip Hop logos. 1. Public Enemy Designed by Chuck D who was a graphic designer. This iconic logo symbolised an African American B-boy, the logo was meant to represent how black men are seen in American society.

one of the greatest storytelling tracks in hip hop history

Del brought many people together, through our love of Hip Hop culture. Online friendships also created real life friendships. I think of him often, as Del showed us the importance of friendship, kindness & positivity through adversity. May you continue to Rest in Beats.

2nd Nov - thinking of our wee pal Del aka. Soul Condor on the anniversary of his passing. Sending big prayers & much love to his family & friends, as we remember the legend who had an encyclopaedic knowledge of Hip Hop & incredible vinyl collection. You are much missed. ❤️🕊️

Currently making my way through some Hip Hop albums from 1994 that I haven’t listened to for ages. The Beatnuts ‘Street Level’ still sounds amazing, 🔥🔥🔥

Getting some work done this morning so my playlist is LJones for some chilled Hip Hop beats. Soul Below is a great album for thinking and vibing.

Revisiting one of my favourite Hip Hop albums from 1989, from the legend known as Schoolly D. The title track still slams hard. 🔥🔥🔥

The new Superman film was awful. Best bit about it is his dog.

It’s been a fun and busy few months of celebrating Hip Hop culture, meeting cool people and having a blast. Check out our latest short film that captures the good times and great music. https://t.co/HfHiJ0cvAE

Liane La Havas deserves all the flowers and big love. 💐❤️

Big Props to the Spin IT UP Legends 🐐🐐👑👑🎶🪐@burnzboy21 and @LoopCitySlums for premiering the exclusive joint called "Moonlit Garden Remix"🌔 by myself Black Silq Produced by the legendary @jimbojonestown .... Available on "The Obsidian Tapes" CD as a Bonus Track and will be

Brightening up your feed with some sunbeams on my Sam Hopkins dahlias. May this post bring you good health, wealth, fun times and great music!

I couldn’t sleep last night ‘cos I was on such a buzz from seeing Mary J Blige & Soul II Soul. My brain was still dancing & singing & my body was tired, so there was an ongoing battle. Today is gonna be hard, hopefully I can sleep on the train home later.

Music is healing. This feels like an Ocie Elliott kinda morning. If I was sat in the car with them whilst they were performing ‘Hold my Name’ I would be blubbing my eyes out. Their harmonies are so beautiful. https://t.co/9qacjVDFcM

Kindness is a universal language. The power of compassionate actions should never be underestimated or taken for granted.

Going out, out on a week night to see Slum Village. Hopefully I can stay awake as my bed time is 10pm. 🤣

After yesterday’s fun at Finger Lickin’ & hearing Plump DJs play one of my fave Breaks tracks ‘Crooked’ by Evil Nine, it made me think of my first mix that I had to do when I was learning to DJ a couple of years. I need to start practising again! https://t.co/8Vh7vDF484...

My day of successful adulting has peaked. I hoovered the tops of my sneaker boxes. I need a lie down now, that was quite tiring.

I’m going out tonight and even though the night finishes at 11pm I’m actually wondering if I should have a little nap first before I go out. Can’t believe I used to be a hardcore raver. 🤣

This morning I’m listening to the 2005 album ‘Audiofidelity’ by Fdel. Full of funky beats and breaks. I love this album. Check it out if it sounds like your kinda thang. Have a great weekend everyone. ❤️

My latest blog about my recent visit to Hip Hop Jam. Had a brilliant afternoon. https://t.co/zHhag9puct...