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Monday 11/10 10pm et, Tuesday 11/11 2pm et on (XMU ch.43, Direct TV 843)

How did Subsoniq start? Whose idea was it to include a progressive hip hop show on satellite radio? Who were the original hosts? Which channel originally threw major support behind the show and got it on the satellite platform? What early artists showed love to the show and helped the show get its feet? What role did it play in creating Panacea? All of this and much more are answered in this week’s show!  Subsoniq welcomes one of the original creators of show (Josh aka J Kannizle) into the studio for an in-depth look at the history of the show, the music it supports, and what the future holds. Check it out this week exclusively on XMU (ch.43, Direct TV 843)!

Sundays 9pm et, Tuesdays 9am et on RAW (ch.66, Direct TV ch.846)

No you don’t have to pinch yourself, or look out the window to see if pigs are flying……Subsoniq is officially in Drive Time!! Many thanks to the good people at RAW (Leo G and Mz Kitti) who have not only provided Subsoniq with a home for the past couple years but have now have given us the opportunity to have a Drive Time slot! As you may know, Funkregulata Celo has joined the RAW family and will be feautured Monday-Thursday nights from 9pm-1am (be sure to check out the show, Celo is a dope mixer!) As a result of this addition to the RAW family,  Subsoniq now has a new Tuesday morning slot from 9am - 11am et! Subsoniq also retains its Sunday nigtht slot from 9pm - 11pm et. Be sure to check us out at our new time and show some love to RAW for all the support over the years.   - KB & Doc

Loyal listeners… thanx for your patience first off. 2ndly, i wanna tell you that for those anxious to get their hands and EARS on Panacea’s newest and 4th studio album, “A Mind on a Ship Through Time”, wait no more…

Our new label, Tasteful Licks is taking pre-orders NOW for the album which officially drops
October 28th, 2008. Click the link below:

Panacea’s: A Mind on a Ship Through Time (via tastefullicks.com)

13 tracks… features from our backing band, RPM’s guitarist and keyboard player as well as some international collabos… BUT essentially just myself and Raw P doing what we do.

The artwork is furnished by Raw P’s cousin/emcee Pointblank who also guested on “The Scenic Route” (Square 1). We will be doing a few shows before year’s end but coming HARD top of 2009 on some tours and whatnot. In the meantime, enjoy the art and keep checking here for updates and treats ya dig, lol.

K-Murdock
PANACEA & Subsoniq

Monday 10/20 10pm et, Tuesday 10/21 2pm et on (XMU ch.43, Direct TV 843)

This week longtime Native Tongue affiliate and founding member of A Tribe Called Quest, Q-Tip, stops through Subsoniq to chop it up with Doc and KB! He is also joined by fellow Native Tongue lady Monie Love, as they speak on the current VH1 Hip Hop Honors. Tip also gives his thoughts on what has happened to the diversity in hip hop, gives the definitive answer on if Tribe will get back together, his memories and thoughts on the late great J Dilla, and what we can expect from his newest album “The Renaissance” dropping on election day!

Above is a short documentary (airing on Current TV) on the MPC by Gabe Uhr. It features K-Murdock (of Panacea and Subsoniq), Damu (of Y Society), and Patrick Fritz (guitarist for Panacea and RPM). The short video is narrated by Raw Poetic (emcee of Panacea, and guest host of Subsoniq)

Short synopsis below:
“The MPC has moved from the studio to the stage and all kinds of performers, from rockers to rappers to classicly trained musicians, are utilizing its beat making abilities. One MC will take us through the MPC transformation, as we see, hear and talk to different kind of musicians, and even non-musicians, who are making this technology the oldest newest trend in music making.”

Wed. 9/17 6pm et (The Rhyme ch.65 Direct TV 845), Sunday 9/21 6pm et

As part of the part of the progressive hip-hop movement on XM, Subsoniq Classix features progressive hip-hop from the early ’90s through the early 2000 era. These are joints that helped build the foundation for the progressive sounds we hear today. This week Subsoniq Classix get out the requests from the phone line (866-267-0451) and proghiphop.com boards. Many thanks to all those who sent in requests and suggestions over the past week.