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A Snapshot in Hip Hop featuring Angel Ibanez
A Snapshot in Hip Hop: A Conversation with Angel Ibanez and Friends The School of the Visual Arts DEI Office…
Harlem World
Harlem World is a timely and powerful record of mixtape history. Mael masterfully weaves soulful stories into a cinematic narrative, delivering a remarkable collection of mixtape memories. Arriving on hip hop’s golden anniversary, this classic is a love letter to the genre, our hip hop heroes, community collections and archives, Harlem, and the cassette.
— Regan Sommer McCoy, The Mixtape Museum
Mixtape Museum in partnership with Collections of Culture: 50 Years of Hip Hop Inside Libraries, Museums and Archives
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Friday, February 24, 2023 CONTACT: Ewa Kern-Jedrychowska, 917 702 0016, ekern@queenslibrary.org **Press Release/Request for Coverage** QUEENS PUBLIC…
Regrets
Now when I hear certain songs, I think about my collection and its significance to my biography and the culture.
Ellect: Rap Attack B-Side
This mixtape was my introduction to Hip-Hop and Rap music as a toddler.
Mixtape Museum Chief Curator Appointed as Virginia Union University’s Visiting Hip Hop Scholar
During McCoy’s appointment as Visiting Scholar, she will expand The Mixtape Museum’s Mixtape Memory Collection to include Virginia-based mixtape memories.
Get Your Mind Right: Hip Hop, Entrepreneurship, and Wellness
Join us for an in-conversation about Hip Hop, Entrepreneurship, and Wellness. Joining us will be: Dave Bellevue, Oxymorrons, Swag for…
Protected: R3Mx: An Embodied Structured Mixtape
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Jahan Nostra: ESP Recordings (1994)
July 5: Hip Hop Heresies at Strand Bookstore
Join us for an in-person event with Associate Professor and Co-Director of the LGBTQ+ Center at St. John’s University Shanté Paradigm…
Mixtape Nostalgia by Jehnie Burns
I have so many mixtape memories from high school and college that I decided to write a book about mixtapes.
DJ Screw: A Life in Slow Revolution by Lance Scott Walker
Lance Scott Walker has interviewed nearly everyone who knew Screw, from childhood friends to collaborators to aficionados who evangelized Screw’s tapes—millions of which made their way around the globe—as well as the New York rap moguls who honored him.
Street Dreams
I remember driving home from work and listening to Clue on Hot 97.
Memory, Mixtape & Scholarship | Hip Hop at Virginia Union University
Hip Hop at VUU is dedicated to exploring African American history and culture through a Hip Hop lens. This exploration…
Justo Presents: The Mixtape Documentary
MIXTAPE Documentary presented by Tribeca and Universal Music Group
The premiere event of Mixtape will take place Thursday, April 7, at The United Palace in Washington Heights in New…
Mixtape Nostalgia
“Mixtape Nostalgia is a deeply personal book that diligently documents the evolution of the mixtape. Crafted like a perfectly curated mixtape, it traces the ebb and flow of the medium through its analog and digital eras, across genres, while thoughtfully centering the voices of ‘mixtapers.’ Jehnie I. Burns presents a masterpiece that’s essential to mixtape scholarship.”
– Regan Sommer McCoy, Founder and Chief Curator, Mixtape Museum
January ‘93
“This mixtape memory is an excerpt from my manuscript The Divine Chronicles. It is literary a mixtape.”
Archiving Hip Hop: Community-Based Approaches
REGISTER HERE The Association for Recorded Sound Collections Continuing Education Webinar Series presents: Archiving Hip Hop: Community Based Approaches. Since…
Mixtape Master: A Q & A With Skyzoo and Chris O’Shea
Though the mixtape hasn’t been a “tape” for many years now, the idea—that this highly personal collection of songs can move minds—remains the same.
5/27: Untold Stories of Eclecticism w/Sommer
MXM Featured in “Hit the Decks Fanzine”
4/17 – Herstory: Mixtape Memories with the Autry Museum
Join a dialogue on Zoom with women leaders in the field of sound, music archives in the LA/NY music scene.…
Screwed Up HQ Non-Profit in Partnership with Contemporary Arts Museum Houston
Zack Taylor Remembers Lou Ottens
There’s a good chance that Lou Ottens impacted your life. With the advent of the compact cassette, Lou gave the…
DJ Rock Jesus, Hampton, Va
My vivid mixtape memory is when I first heard Kid Capri do the blend with Stephanie Mills, “Something in the…
In Remembrance of Justo by DJ Chela
I met Justo at a conference in spring 2004, and in a brief year we became friends. He was also…
2/4: Black Beauty Archives: Decolonizing The Archive
Join Black Beauty Archives Founder Camille Lawrence, Celebrity MUA Michela Wariebi, and Mixtape Museum Founder Regan Sommer McCoy as they…
10/17: Basement Tapes Day 2020 is here!
Join our friends from 10am-3pm on Saturday, October 17 at the 15th Annual LA Archives Bazaar! RSVP here. Basement Tapes…
The Mixtape Movement
Hi-Arts and DJ Reborn just dropped a mixtape! The launch of The Mixtape Movement series features music, sound, and memos…
Merry-Go-Round Mix by Rich Nice
Happy 47th Anniversary Hip-Hop! This is a glimpse of what authentic Hip Hop music sounded like before record companies and…
MXM Featured in Tape OP Magazine
A major shout out to Tape Op Magazine for the feature. Tape OP Tape Op is an independent bi-monthly magazine…
DJ Screw’s 49th Birthday Celebration
SCREWED UP RECORDS & TAPES CELEBRATES DJ SCREW’S 49TH BIRTHDAY PARTY ONLINE WITH VIRTUAL EVENTS DUE TO THE RECENT INCREASE…
Motivational Mixtape Minute with Toni Blackman
UHHM and USPS Celebrate Hip-Hop Forever Stamp
Watch the live-streamed dedication ceremony here.
Digging in the Archive with NSSH
Screwed Up Records & Tapes Remembers Big Floyd and DJ Screw with Limited Edition Tee
Analog Love
Analog Love is a joyful look at why this ritual of communication through music still continues to be so meaningful.
Street Dreams: An Independent Fanzine About Hip Hop
Kalani Caraballo releases Hip Hop Fanzine to fill a void during covid.
Mixtapes Explained to Modern Kids
View this post on Instagram Houstonian George Floyd had so much love for screw music, making music w DJ Screw.…
Screw Quarantine!
By Rocky Rockett