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April 13, 2026
It’s the Reeeaaaal College Radio Top 30 for all the friends and foes!
Back on top like they never left is the heavenly duo of Blu & Exile with another high caliber gem, “Soul Unusual.” I’m sure the new album is another classic in the making.
New music on deck this week from AZ, Duck City Music, Flee Lord and Tre-Dot!
Long live College Radio!
Show love the Rapattack way!
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A new mural recently created by Desmond Hansen (@desmondhansenart) honors Seattle hip-hop pioneers Sir Mix-A-Lot and legendary Seattle DJ/producer Nasty Nes (R.I.P.).
The artwork honors the roots of Northwest Hip Hop and is part of a series of mural projects in SODO supported by local art initiatives. It represents a significant addition to public art celebrating Seattle’s rich and varied music history.
If you’re in Seattle, check it out! It’s located at the Shell station, 2461 4th Ave S in the SODO neighborhood. A closer look: https://www.instagram.com/p/DW2H63zEilA/?img_index=2
Thank you, Desmond Hansen.
Much respect for your amazing work.
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DJ GrandMixer GMS
Fire Pick of the Week
April 13, 2026
I’m GrandMixer GMS, with more music to start your week off right!
Rapattack Lives On always lets you know what is hot on the rap and underground scene.
"ErrTime (Remix)"
Cardi B & Jeezy
Release date: November 12, 2025
BMP: 77
LABEL: Atlantic Records
“ErrTime (Remix)” is a rare commercial record that feels built for the DJ booth. Cardi B and Jeezy’s remix extends the life of the original plus supercharges it. At 77 BPM, the track sits in that sweet spot where you can flip from uptempo rap into Jersey Club, Miami bass or high‑energy trap without losing the crowd. It’s fast, bright and tailor‑made for a mix-show environment.
This record hits instantly. Drop it and the room reacts to its undeniable energy. The beat has that “Trap or Die” grit Jeezy is known for while Cardi’s cadence keeps it modern, sharp, club‑ready. Jeezy’s verse adds weight and swagger while his ad‑libs give it that classic Snowman stamp.
What elevates this remix is the homage woven into the delivery — nods to legends like Teddy Pendergrass, Eazy‑E, Red Alert and Kid Capri. Not just name‑drops, they’re acknowledgments of the lineage this record stands in. It’s a reminder that today’s club anthems are built on decades of hip‑hop, R&B and DJ culture. That bridge between eras matters to a mixshow DJ.
On air, the high‑energy track’s clean transitions lets you mix in and out effortlessly. The record makes your show feel alive and listeners text in about because it feels like something is happening.
Bottom line: Even with its commercial success, ErrTime (Remix) earns its spot as a Fire Pick because it moves people, both physically on the floor and emotionally through its cultural callbacks.
It’s a DJ’s record at heart!
Listen:
Youtube https://youtu.be/-Zs1hnV3MPU?si=elcxQbriJ7na2sJI
Spotify https://open.spotify.com/track/3eVV59uQ7hXEmQPMEO5SuS?si=61865bd467474da1
Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/iamcardib/errtime-feat-jeezy-remix
Apple https://music.apple.com/us/album/errtime-remix-single/1852374477
CARDI B https://instagram.com/iamcardib
JEEZY https://instagram.com/jeezy
(contact GMS)
Wishing you peace, love and Hip-Hop unity.
Make the world a little better thru music.
Rest In Peace Nasty Nes and Kimura Jones
BRUCE LEE
KAREEM ABDUL JABAR
'GAME OF DEATH' (1972)
BRUCE LEE
CELEBRATED ON HIS OWN 'FOREVER' STAMP
AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL POST OFFICE OR FROM THE USPS WEBSITE
Before streaming . . .
For one . . .
And for all . . .
LISTEN!
to our Encore KFOX Nightbeat shows
This week's throwback show is from April 10, 2022.
Go here: Nightbeat page
& Bring Back the Memories!
with David Ruffin, Blahzay, Peaches & Herb,
Jaya and DJ Budget Money MasterMix #3!
The Birth of Seattle Rap!
My love of Seattle-based rap dates to 1988, when tapes of Sir Mix-A-Lot’s SWASS circulated among my classmates at Blanchet High School. In 1995, I was blessed to write at The Flavor, a hip-hop magazine. After putting in several years work at Tribal Music, promoting a rap compilation called Do the Math, I took a break in 2001 to travel and experience life. Now that hip-hop culture is more than fifty years old, I want to help tell the story of how rap music in Seattle was born.
The Birth of Seattle Rap is not a complete encyclopedia of everyone who rapped in our city. It is my wish that anyone not mentioned in the book will also have their story told in one way or another. This book is just a small step toward learning the full history of how the revolutionary sound of rap music emerged in Seattle.
Cheers! Novocaine132
Last week I was back home in the “206” Seattle. The magic happened on both Thursday (15th) & Friday (16th) nights.
On Thursday we were at Rainier Avenue Radio’s Black History Month Museum at 4916 Rainier Ave South. Sheila Locke, Sir Mix-A-Lot & I reunited for the first time since NASTYMIX Records closed in 1992. We shared behind-the-scenes look at the birth, creation & fall of NASTYMIX Records!
Friday found us at the 206 Zulu’s 20th Anniversary event at Madame Lou’s (2505 1st Avenue).
Both nights were memorable!
Rest In Peace, brother Nes.
April 27, 1961 - February 15, 2025
PEACE, LOVE &
HIP-HOP UNITY
(God Bless & Isa Mahal)
Nasty-Nes
PINOYPRIDE4LIFE / JOHN 3:16