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Queue Points is the Black Podcasting Award and Ambie Award-nominated music podcast that is dropping the needle on Black Music history and celebrating Black music through meaningful dialogue. The show is hosted by DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray. Follow us on social media @queuepointspod everywhere.
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The 1995 Waiting to Exhale soundtrack sits at the intersection of Black film history, R&B's commercial peak, and one producer's singular creative vision. DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray break down how Babyface, operating at th
Black music has always had a spiritual center — and DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray dig into why that's not an accident. This episode traces the sacred roots of soul, R&B, hip-hop, and gospel through the lives of artists who g
Listener discretion advised. This episode contains explicit lyric discussion intended for mature audiences. DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray mark the 40th anniversary of The 2 Live Crew Is What We Are by digging into what made
Listener discretion advised. This episode contains explicit lyric discussion intended for mature audiences. June is Black Music History Month, and DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray are rolling out their Summer of Sex series, pul
Disclosure: This episode of Queue Points is brought to you by Okayplayer’s Almanac of Rap. Subscribe by visiting https://qpnt.net/aorshow. There's a moment in this conversation where Jay Ray marvels at Donwill asking Rae
DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray sit down with music business professor, professional DJ, and USA Today bestselling author Amani Roberts to talk about what happened to R&B, and why it matters. Roberts, whose book, The Quiet Sto
⚠️ This episode contains frank, unfiltered discussion about the N-word — its history, its use in hip-hop culture, and its cultural meaning. As two Black men exploring this word critically and with full context, we use it
Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of murder, violence, substance use, and crimes against a minor. Please take care of yourself first. Episode Description Hip-hop has always told the truth about the street
Content Note: This episode discusses child sexual abuse and sexual violence. If you or someone you know needs support, RAINN is available at 1-800-656-4673 or rainn.org. Music has always had the power to move people, and
Think back to when you first realized a record you loved was built on somebody's sacrifice. Not the sacrifice of struggle-and-triumph that gets the Grammy speech. The quiet kind, where a woman gave everything to a machin
We are joined by academic librarian and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame expert Nick Bambach to discuss the enduring legacy of Sade. From the slicked-back hair and red lips of the 1980s to the decade long gaps that build their m
DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray look at how Donald Trump’s name moved through Black music in the late ’80s and ’90s as a symbol of wealth, access, and status. The conversation ties that image to the media world of the 1980s, t
Neneh Cherry sits at the crossroads of punk, rap, pop, and Black music history, and this episode traces how she built a lane that still feels outside the box. DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray talk about her global roots, the Wi
Anita Baker’s 1986 classic “Rapture” gets the full auntie treatment in this episode of Queue Points, as DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray dig into how this album became the soundtrack to Black Gen X childhoods, Saturday morning
Sir Daniel and Jay Ray sit down to talk TLC, starting with the 34th anniversary of Ooooooohhh... On the TLC Tip and how "Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg" hit screens in 1992. They walk through the group's formation, cultural contest
DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray pull up a chair for a women’s history cypher, tracing how Black women MCs turned 90s remixes and rap features into full-on posse cuts that still ring off at cookouts and girls’ nights. From Bran
From roller skating rinks and line dance floors to Southern Soul nights in Atlanta, this episode captures the heart of Black joy, history, and the communal spaces where we find freedom together. DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray
Michael Jackson’s Dangerous turns 35, so DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray pull out the liner notes, the memories and the mess to talk about the album that closed out Michael’s classic run and dropped him squarely into the New J
Michael Jackson’s Dangerous turns 35, so DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray pull out the liner notes, the memories and the mess to talk about the album that closed out Michael’s classic run and dropped him squarely into the New J
DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray talk about those post-Civil Rights dances our parents' generation did—like the Twist, Watusi, Swim, Jerk, and Bus Stop—and how we Gen Xers picked them up from TV reruns and family talks. It's li
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