I think that we would be a much better world. So to actually give them an opportunity to capture value is important. You can’t be tapped to endorse this. Streaming numbers are up and so is web traffic. Rock the Bells Radio is allowing its audience to look at and listen to classic Hip-Hop through the lens of our current culture and music.Rock the Bells Radio is named after a combination of one of LL’s hit tracks, Rock the Bells, and the title of the groundbreaking, debut album it came from, Radio. This hip-hop customer, this core fan, still has buying power.
Artist involvement goes further than merely lending of name and storytelling is the key to developing an accurate, comprehensive look back at the history of hip-hop. “When we come out with an article about Rakim, why can’t Rakim be celebrated the way Bob Dylan is celebrated: as an incredible writer and one of our great poets?” asked LL. This is the real, real deal. I’m proud to be a black man. LL Cool J's Rock the Bells Radio – xL (replaced XM's xL The Rhyme, formerly Back Spin) 1970s–1990s hip hop, golden age hip hop, 1980's "new school" hip hop, old school hip hop, hip hop classics: N.W.A Wu Tang Clan Public Enemy A Tribe Called Quest Outkast MC …
Artists like Big Daddy Kane, Eric B., Salt-N-Pepa, Fab 5 Freddy and more all get a piece of the company.During shelter-in-place amidst the coronavirus pandemic, fans have shown a willingness to indulge in that which is well-curated. Because, for so many years, it’s been turned into kind of like a popularity contest. It’s not an à la carte kind of world - it’s a true, curated experience.”At Rock the Bells, LL COOL J has drawn from places like Facebook, Lollapalooza, online fashion retailer Farfetch and lifestyle influencer Highsnobiety, securing a creative team capable of executing his vision. As both creator and curator of the SiriusXM channel, LL COOL J doubled down on the significance of that culture via storytelling and in-depth features on the artists and larger-than-life personalities that fueled it.“You know what? Expanding this brand in the global community - having this multi-platform is using everything that I’ve learned throughout my whole life.
Thinking about the breaking - Crazy Legs. The channel logo for LL COOL J’s Rock the Bells Radio was created by the acclaimed and influential American contemporary street artist, Shepard Fairey, famous for creating the iconic Barack Obama “Hope” poster during the 2008 presidential campaign.“If you wanna be a fly on the wall in the world of Classic Hip-Hop, SiriusXM’s Rock the Bells Radio is for you,” LL says. Email: Radiojimryan@gmail.comAs demonstrations continue across America in the wake of the death of George Floyd, it’s worth looking at classic hip-hop through that modern lens.
It’s a true experience. Thinking about that element. And the beauty of it is it is not about LL COOL J: it’s about me wanting to lift up the culture and celebrate that culture in the community,” he continued.As founder and CEO of Rock the Bells, LL COOL J works closely with artists and creative strategists to get the story right.
So all of them are just heavily involved,” said LL. Many of the questions being asked today were answered in the music.The SiriusXM station focuses on the classic hip-hop recordings which had, at the time, otherwise disappeared from the terrestrial FM radio band that, alongside MTV, drove the explosion of the genre in the late 80s and early 90s.
In March of 2018, legendary rapper LL COOL J launched Rock the Bells Radio. There’s so many little tiny moments that we sew together. ! Slick Rick. But he won’t die in vain. Are we inspired by the now?’ And then we answer those questions through the curation. And we are poised to give them the type of experiences that they’re going to love.’ They can learn things that they didn’t know about some of their heroes. Rock The Bells Radio de LL COOL J est une station dédiée exclusivement aux amateurs de Hip-Hop qui veulent entendre ce son Hip-Hop classique. “And, on top of that, having a black owned business that puts ownership in the hands of not only the black community but the pioneers that started the culture is a big deal. “When you go through this site, you learn more about who we are and what we are. And I think that’s important,” continued the rapper.I am a Chicago-based writer and broadcaster who's tracked the changing music industry since the mid-90s with frequent contributions to WGN Radio and the Daily Herald.“Just to put it in perspective, every single article, Crazy Legs will call me with a comment talking about little details. Founded by LL COOL J RTB Radio CH43 SXM Get locked in: www.rockthebells.com Rock the Bells is a black-owned company where those with a hand in creating the hip-hop genre receive an ownership stake. Talking about Biz Markie and all of these different artists. Contemporary issues like systemic racial injustice and police brutality have long been addressed in song, shining a bright light on an array of issues that have been simmering for decades. Rock The Bells Radio. While classic artists are present and accounted for, the ultimate user experience is a modern one driven forward through products and storytelling.Despite today’s on demand world, there remains amongst music fans a distinct appetite for an immersive experience that breaks through the clutter of a crowded online setting. “We connect a lot of the content to the products through storytelling - what happened, the history of it.