Born To Audiomack: Martorialist Classics Not On DSPs

Martorialist Classics Not On DSPs
Positive K - Step Up Front (1988)
Slick Rick ft. Doug E. Fresh - Treat Her Like A Prostitute (movie version) (1988)
Grandmaster Melle Mel - Free Style (1989)
Kool G. Rap & DJ Polo - Poison (1989)
Mac Dre - Mac Dre's The Name (1989)
The New Style - Scuffin' Those Shoes (1989)
Unique - Axe Maniac (1989)
LL Cool J - Illegal Search (Pre-Trial Hearing mix) (1990)
Dope-E & K-Rino - Clever Word (1990)
Main Source - The Atom (1990)
Grand Puba - Fat Rat (1991)
Pretty Tone Capone - Can't Talk Too Long On The Telephone (1992)
Percee P & Ekim ft. Pharaohe Monch - Lung Collapsing Lyrics (1992)
Dr. Dre ft. Lady Of Rage, Kurupt & Daz - Puffin' On Blunts And Drankin' Tanqueray (1992)
Gang Starr - Doe In Advance (original mix) (1994)
2Pac - F**k All Y'All (original mix) (1994)
Redman - Rockafella (remix) (1994)
AZ - Your World Don't Stop (original mix) (1995)
4-2 Tha Dome - Blame It On Society (1995)
Common Sense - Resurrection (Extra P remix) (1995)
Special Ed - Freaky Flow (DJ Premier remix) (1996)
Me & My Cousin - My Day (1996)
G. Dep - How (1996)
Mos Def - Universal Magnetic (1997)
Godfather Don - Piece Of The Action (1997)
Sporty Thievz - Ya Don't Stop (1998)
Jiggs & Cheeks - Hustle Til I Die (1999)
Edan - Eyeblink (2000)
Y@k Ballz - HomePiss (2000)
Missin' Linx - What It Is (2000)
Big Scoob - Brooklyn Flava (2000)
Go-Rilla Pimps - Pimp Olympics (2003)
Agallah - Gangster (2004)
Twista - NBA Live 2004 (2004)
Black Rob - Permanent Scars (2004)
Slim Thug, PJ & Paul Wall - Live From The Lonestar (2004 or 2005)
Trae ft. H.A.W.K & Fat Pat - Swang (original mix) (2005)
Lil' Wayne - Cash Money N*gga (2006)
Saigon - Favorite Thingz (extended) (2006)
Fam-Lay ft. Pharrell - Da Beeper Record (2006)
The Jacka - Heavy Rain (2007)
Smooth B - I Want My Money Back (2007)
Max B - Take A Flick (2007)
Mic Terror - If God Was Mic (2008)
3 Deep - Say What I Wanna Say (2008)
Curren$y ft. Dee Low - Get It Ya Self (2009)
YG - She A Model (2009)
King Louie - We Like To Party (2011)
Mystikal - Hit Me (2012)
Kurious - Best In The World (2014)
Gucci Mane - Ring The Alarm (2014)
Grip Plyaz - F**k That Hipster Shit 2014 (2014)
Mr. 2-17 ft. The Ratchets - This & That (2014)
22nd Letter - Blunt On Me (2015)
Jamie Jupitor - Future Computer (2016)
Eatem - Go Get Yo F**kin' Brotha (2021)
Homeboy Sandman - I Got This (2021)
Day Day Sustaaa - B.A.N.P (2022)
Newcleus - Disco Kryptonite (2025)



Well, er... boom-batter, DSPs don't matter, sorry homeboy, my playlists is gettin' fatter. Here's a buncha Rap songs which I can't currently find on DSPs in my region. All are Martorialist classics you're probably familiar with already, but this blog is my ersatz radio show I use to inflict my taste on yous lot. I choose songs, flooze songs, bang songs, bruise songs, throw 'em in a playlist and then I excuse songs. I coulda/woulda gone deeper with the 1980s selections, but I wanted to put the playlist in chronological order and Positive K's Step Up Front had to be track number one because that's the song which inspired me to put the playlist together. From 2025 back to 1988, a supreme database, listen to it radiate.

**EDIT** I'm gonna keep adding to this with other Martorialist classics I think of or Martorialist classics which other people suggest. The one artist per rule is still firmly in full effect tho.

This time next year, Rodney, we'll be millionaires

Homeboy Sandman & Luke Warmth - Heet
(From Heet single; 2026)

The fact that Homeboy Sandman songs have always walked a very fine tightrope between endearing and embarrassing is part of the appeal for me. But when he takes a tumble into embarrassing it's always a Hans Gruber-level plummet. The production on Heet sounds like it should have been Ultimate Force's follow up single to I'm Not Playing, and that's the spoonful of sugar to make Sandman's line about buying crypto go down my gully hole smoothly. A cryptocurrency line in 2026 is cringeworthy enough in its own right, but it's hilariously embarrassing coming from the guy who made a song about how money is evil a couple of years back. Even Jim Jones doesn't rhyme about cryptocurrency anymore and he's the guy who spent a couple of years shilling "Capo Coin." Tha Blockchain Is Hot no more.

Our House

The IT - Mr Gone (Fingers Edit)
(From Larry Heard's Vault Sessions 3 EP; 2026)


Chicago House musik alert. Specifically, unreleased Larry Heard alert. Or rather, unreleased Larry Heard and Harry Dennis alert. 41 years after Larry & Harry first released Donnie together in 1985 they return with this gem under their original moniker. When Larry works his fingers while Harry flaps his lips, elite Chicago House invariably happens. This is musik for hard dance floors which sounds like it came from above the clouds. While you stannin' for EDHDM, we taxi for take-off. Keep your lugs peeled for an unexpected Ric Flair homage.

Shout out Brendan Fraser, we in this bitch!

Egyptian Lover - Vocoder Jam
(From 1987 album; 2025)

egyptianlover · Vocoder Jam

Continuing on from the last post, here's a more recent Egyptian Lover song that I definitely do like. This MF is using a Vocoder to sound like a drunken Cyberman over some sexy squelchy Electro. When that moog-bass hits it's like "HOLY ROBO-SHIT!!" If Egyptian Lover isn't hired to soundtrack the new The Mummy movie then we riot!

Surprise, bish!

Egyptian Lover - Everything She Wants
(From Everything She Wants single; 2026)


Sum shit NOBODY saw coming in 2026: Egyptian Lover covering Wham!'s Everything She Wants. I'm not sure I actually like it, but I'm glad it exists. The album mix of the Wham! song is a top 3 George Michael jam as far as I'm concerned. Kinda hilarious that a then-closeted gay bloke like George read Ester Vilar's controversial book The Manipulated Man and thought to himself "I can turn this subject into a perfect pop song!" Saturday to sunday, the Anglo-Greek Al Bundy.

Bonus beats: if you fancy some essential late-career Egyptian Lover boi, check out 5¢ Camel Ride (Long Version) or Future Compter where he reprised his Jamie Jupitor alias. The latter track sounds like ancient Cairo being attacked by Martian flying saucers and plz believe that's a compliment.

Jamie Jupitor - Future Computer
(From The Bass Academy Vol.2 12" single; 2016)

Generic list post: March 2026

Obligatory wrap-up post of those songs I've played most during the month when we were all Heaven sent... even J.D.L... even Lord Sear... Ian Huntley too.... even YOU!

Ma$e ft. Puffy - I'm No Killa (O.G version) (1998)
J-Diggs - Diggs Dance (2005)
OnlyHeaven - No Lie (video) (2026)
Bruus & Mic Terror - Nothin' Can Stop (2026)
Aesop Rock - Moving Day (2026)
Papo2oo4 & Subjxct 5 - Rlly Love (video) (2026)
Mike WiLL Made-It ft. Travis Porter & Monaleo - Standing O (2026)
Smoney - Subliminals (2026)
RBL Posse & The Yee Section - Don't Give Me No Bammer (live) (2026)
DB Tha General & The Yee Section - Intro (live) (2026)

Bonus bloggin: 1nce again I'm gonna use my monthly wrap-up post to keep track of the best movies and TV shows I've been watching. * indicates rewatches dunnit.

Movies I watched and liked:
Obsession (1949)
Rollercoaster (1977)
Weird Science (1985) *
Mona Lisa (1986) *

TV shows I watched and liked:
Doctor Who - The Ark (all 4 episodes) (1966)
The Capture (series 3 new episodes) (2026)
Mastermind (new episodes) (2026)
Arsenal vs. Chelsea (2026)
Arsenal vs. Everton (2026)
Arsenal vs. Bayer Leverkusen (2026)
Barcelona vs. Newcastle (2026)
Wrexham vs. Chelsea (2026)
Match Of The Day 1 and 2 (new episodes) (2026)

Other stuff: I made a playlist of some of my favourite songs on Thizz Nation albums and compilations; EttelThun dropped a Monsta Island Czars mix where he shouts out Mr. Bongo during the intro chat; I decided that Reel Ten by The Plugz would be the perfect funeral finale song.

Born To Audiomack: Thizz Favourites

Thizz Favourites
1. J-Diggs - Diggs Dance (2005)
2. Dubee - Aye Bitch (2003)
3. Mac Mall - Thizz Hop (2005)
4. Cutthoat Committee - You Ain't My Dog (2001)
5. Mistah F.A.B ft. G-Stack & Bavgate - N.E.W Oakland (2005)
6. Mac Dre ft. Ma$e - Tycoonin' (2005)
7. Bavgate ft. LJ - Keep It Gangsta (2005)
8. Husalah - Since '88 (2005)
9. Cutthoat Committee - Get Stupid remix (2006)
10. Bavgate ft. Yukmouth - The Realist (2006)
11. Boss Hogg, B-Luv, Mac Dre & Husalah - Hustle (2005)
12. Mistah F.A.B ft. Turf Talk & E-40 - Super Sic Wid It (2005)
13. Husalah - Da Mob (2011)
14. Johnny Cash ft. Mac Mall & Bavgate - Midnight In The Bay (2007)
15. J-Diggs - What Would Dre Say (2014)



You f**kin' right I drop playlists that knock whores. They knock whoadies too, I'm ambidextrous southpaw. This is slap, this is knock, this is mob shit, this is 15 songs from various albums and compilations on Thizz Entertainment. Your guess is as good as mine how the Mac Dre & Ma$e song Tycoonin' came to exist. For the unedited version where Ma$e's cussin' isn't edited out, I'd walk to Modesto.

Why didn't God take JD Vance instead of J.D.L from Cold Crush Brothers?

"And when I'm boppin' away I hear a lotta them say
'damn, I wanna be like the L someday!'"

Cold Crush Brothers - Fresh, Wild, Fly & Bold
(From Fresh, Wild, Fly & Bold 12" single; 1984)

The Cold Crush Brothers · Fresh, Wild, Fly & Bold (Vocal Mix)

I don't care about American politics but the post title's point still stands. R.I.P to Jerry Dee Lewis from Cold Crush Brothers. Goodness gracious, Fresh, Wild, Fly & Bold is a great ball of fire. A perfect 1980s Rap song where Cold Crush finally got their shit together in the studio as a riposte to the emergence of Run-D.M.C. I hope Heaven got a stage at The Dixie for the the L that rocks so well.

N.Y.C bonus beats: alas, Maino's Rumors 2026 is a rubbish sequel to one of my absolute favourite songs from the DVD era of Rap. Stick to the spodcasting with Gym-bore Jones, m8, and plz don't think about recording a sequel to your one great mixtape deep cut.