About this episode
D-Nice discusses his musical journey, collaborations, and the impact of Club Quarantine during the pandemic.
D-Nice reflects on creating classics with KRS-One and Boogie Down Productions, from “Self Destruction” and “My Philosophy” to the journey that led him from the Bronx to Club Quarantine. In this episode, Shawn Stockman sits down with D-Nice for a wide-ranging conversation about hip-hop history, soul music, Scott La Rock, KRS-One’s impact, the records fans may not know he produced, and how Club Quarantine became a global community during one of the most isolating moments in modern life. D-Nice also opens up about DJing for President Obama, performing at the Oscars, rediscovering his early music legacy, and why kindness, connection, and service still drive everything he does. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
People in this episode
Host: Shawn Stockman
Guest: D-Nice
Topics covered
- hip-hop history
- soul music
- DJing
- community building
- music production
Keywords
- D-Nice
- KRS-One
- Club Quarantine
- hip-hop
- music legacy
- DJing
- Oscars
- kindness
- community
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Boogie Down Productions
Books & works: Self Destruction, My Philosophy
Places: Bronx
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