DJ Sir Daniel is a DJ/Selector and part of Atlanta's, all-vinyl crew, Wax Fundamentals. Co-host of the Queue Points podcast, he is an advocate for DJ culture and is passionate about creating atmospheres of inclusivity and jubilation from a Black perspective.
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Protest Music History: Marvin Gaye to Kendrick Lamar (Remix)
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Fat Joe, the N-Word & Hip-Hop's Reckoning (Remix)
FREE and PAID MEMBERS: This remix episode dives into Fat Joe’s public defense of his use of the N-word, unpacking how his Bronx hip-hop roots shape conversations about ra...
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