Dj Nessdigital

1. Tina Turner - What’s Love Got To Do With It (Zimmer Rework) 2. Tina Turner - Let’s Stay Together 3. Tina Turner - I Don’t Want To Fight 4. Tina Turner - Bold Soul Sister 5. James Brown - Paid The Cost To Be The Boss 6. James Brown - More Peas 7. James Brown - Get on The Good Foot 8. James Brown - Get Up Off That Thing 9. Rick James - Mary Jane (Jean Tonique Edit) 10. Rick James - Ghetto Life 11. Rick James - Cold Blooded 12. Rick James - You And I 13. Rick James - Superfreak 14. Rick James - Mary Jane Motown Remix

Chopping it up with Julian Riley of Harlem Blue Beers on @athinktankinharlem and we got to kick it about his beer business, his background and the future of his brewing company. He is definitely a Very Cool kat and as he tells it, his cool personality and his passion is part of the recipe for his beers.

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Loosing someone you love is one of the most challenging experiences you may encounter... But as long as you have memories, they'll always be around. Cherish your days! Nas - One Last Dance Nas - Moment of Silence Beanie Siegel - Mom Praying Joel Ortiz ft Alica Keys - Sleeping With a Broken Heart Jay Z - Song Cry - Sunshine on My Shoulder D.I.T.C. - Tribute Tupac - Dear Mamma

SASA'S LOUNGE 924 COLUMBUS AVE, BET 105&106 ST Black History is a month long ceremony in February that examines and celebrates the lives and various achievements made by our kinfolk… past and present. It was started by Carter G. Woodson as an effort to bring to light th...e often-neglected accomplishments made by Blacks. Our ancestors have fought long and hard before achieving the proverbial Civil Rights honor and although Blacks have had disproportionately less access, opportunities and freedoms in comparison to Whites, most Black folks were connected through their pursuit of happiness and by the color of their skin. During those times, Black people showed a lot of strength, commonality, unity and pride. They coined a saying like “Black is Beautiful” and they were unmistakably considered a Negro because they had that shaded skin color (unless they were passing)… However, things have changed. …In recent times, debates have surfaced as to whether or not Black History month is even relevant; and the irony with that thinking stems from the fact that some of the people asking that very question are Black folk! Go figure. That stirred me but the truth is, every once in a while we need to be reminded that... BLACK IS STILL BEAUTIFUL! This week Saturday 2/25/12, join us at Sasa’s Lounge, as Dj Nessdigital takes you on a special trip. Expect to hear the grooviest songs that honors our heroes for Black History month. Sound Elements: SOUL INSPIRATIONS/FUNK CLASSICS/HAPPY HIPHOP/NEO-SOUL Audio: Dj NESSDIGITAL Peep this Video: Poor Righteous Teachers: Shakilya

Busta Rhymes is easily one of the most beloved hip hop artists of all time, and definitely one of my favorites. Busta first jumped on the mic in 1991 with his L.I homies, Leaders of the New School and since then, he’s collaborated with seemingly everyone, staying atop the charts, and most importantly, he’s been consistently creating hip hop and r&b magic… and reggae too. Busta is so versatile, that he’s penned hits with Mariah, Tribe Called Quest, Janet, Chris Brown, T-pain, Mary J, Trey Songz, Rick Ross, Diddy, Latifa, Missy Elliot, Wyclef, John Legend… top charting reggae artists… and scores other. His music is typically full of energy and wit, and his voice is uniquely distinctive. On screen, Busta’s magic is even more vivid. 20 years later, he's still killing it… Imagine that! Join me, this Saturday, August 27, 8pm-1am… Dj set tribute to the King of remixes, the legendary Bussa Buss. Audio: Dj Nessdigital Premium cocktail happy hour: Patron, Ciroc, Courvoisier No Cover | Attire: Fresh & Clean |Info & RSVP: [email protected] 646 407-8365 Twitter: Djnessdigi www.nessdigi.podomatic.com