Mixtape Assembly is a podcast in which guests talk about the songs, lyrics and poems that have meant the most in their lives.
Created and produced by Hartley Lloyd Pack.

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Mixtape Assembly is a podcast in which guests talk about the songs, lyrics and poems that have meant the most in their lives. Created and produced by Hartley Lloyd Pack.
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June 3, 2025
The legendary Suspence MC talks to host Hartley Lloyd Pack about the music that has meant the most to him. It does get emotional !

May 26, 2021
Very happy to re-release this Mixtape Assembly episode from the archives, presented by the actor Shazad Latif , who will be well known to any Trekkies out there, playing as he does Lieutenant Ash Tyler in the CBS series Star Trek: Discovery. In his Mixtape Assembly, Shaz reveals the random encounter that led to his first major role in the spy series Spooks, and pays homage to his mum Elaine, who taught him the importance of throwing moves whenever Elvis comes on. Shaz talks vividly about his love of nature, remembering times spent at my family's cottage in Norfolk, as well as bittersweet walks through Hampstead Heath, accompanied by the ghost of William Wordsworth. Musically, Shaz's selection is nothing if not eclectic, perhaps in part reflecting his mixed heritage, representing as he does for England, Scotland, and Pakistan. TRACKLIST: 1. Bruce Springsteen: I'm on Fire 2. Ryuichi Sakamoto: Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence 3. The Voice Squad: The Banks of the Bann 4. Salif Keita: Madan 5. William Wordsworth: From Lines Composed a Few Miles from Tintern Abbey 6. Ralph Vauhghan Williams: The Lark Ascending 7. Elvis Presley: All Shook Up 8. Peter Gabriel and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan: The Passion 9. Ismael Lo: Tajabone Listen to Shazad's tunes here >> https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2PfDfbRVL9CtDeN07A48xf?si=awnkD6jTQCGkSxDDSMF9dQ

March 31, 2021
It's Nasty the villain, he just won a Grammy and besides that he's chilling ! Yes indeed, Nas is the third rapper featured on our GOAT Debate series, and the timing feels good; in recent weeks, Nas' most recent LP, Kings Disease, picked up Best Rap Album at the Grammys, while his debut release, Illmatic, was inducted into the Library of Congress. Regular listeners will recall that, on the Biggie episode that kicked off the series, there was considerable tension between the hosts, with Hartley leaving Simon flabbergasted when he revealed that the Notorious doesn't make his top 3. It's fair to say that the roles are reversed this episode, with Hartley - backed up by Janai on some Foxy-Brown-the-Firm-baby-business - desperately trying to show Simon why Nas has to get named anytime GOATs are mentioned in the rap game. Obviously we discuss the legacy of Illmatic, as well as other classic Nas verses, including collaborations with Mobb Deep, Damian Marley and Scarface. Nas' style is considered in comparison to his peers, none more so than his old friend Jay-Z... Much love to everyone who contributed to the episode with their favourite Escobar lyrics, too many names to mention here, but listen out for your contributions dotted throughout the episode. It's like Ghostface said on the recent Verzuz show: Nas is the Golden Child born with a beam of light on him... Check out previous episodes at http://mixtapeassembly.com/
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Mixtape Assembly is a podcast in which guests talk about the songs, lyrics and poems that have meant the most in their lives.
Created and produced by Hartley Lloyd Pack.
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