
In 1991, Biz Markie dropped I Need a Haircut, and one sampled song changed the music industry forever. The Grand Upright Music vs. Warner Bros. case made sample clearance...
Mariah Carey was a natural name to ask about on the Waiting to Exhale soundtrack, but DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray argue the answer was mostly business, not beef. The issue ...
Babyface wrote nearly every song on the Waiting to Exhale soundtrack from a woman's point of view, and DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray break down how he pulled that off across ...
Sir Daniel's church held a music burning, and someone walked up with a vinyl copy of Audio Two's "Top Billin." He was NOT okay. 😂 This clip is from our full episode "Got...
In this Queue Points Short, we hilariously re-enact how we think the moment Clive Davis urged Aretha Franklin to work with Luther Vandross unfolded — the kind of behind-t...
David Walker sang with the Mighty Clouds of Joy — one of the most respected gospel groups in history. But he also had a rock and pre-punk career... under the name Bunker ...
When Aretha Franklin recorded Amazing Grace live at New Temple Missionary Baptist Church in 1972, Mick Jagger showed up — and sat there eating it up. DJ Sir Daniel and Ja...
Luke Skyywalker Records helped give 2 Live Crew a lane when the majors wouldn’t. Jay Ray breaks down how Uncle Luke built an independent Miami label that did for the Sout...
2 Live Crew’s “Throw That D” didn’t just live in Miami bass history — it made its way into Fergie’s “Fergalicious” years later through interpolation. DJ Sir Daniel and Ja...
DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray revisit the days of teen clubs, house music, and dance floors that taught consent, courtesy, community, and joy. A Queue Points clip about the h...