Every once in a while, a beat drops that doesn’t just make you dance — it makes you think rhythm. That’s exactly the sort of vibe you get from “Mirda Rock,” the minimalist electro gem from Reggie Griffin & Technofunk that pulsed through underground parties in 1983 and still feels fresh when you hear it […]
1983 classic 'Break Dance (Electric Boogie)' defined early hip-hop and break-dance culture with its infectious groove and chant-along lyrics.
The one and only Shaggy recently chopped it up with The Madd Hatta, and the vibes were immaculate. The international superstar dropped gems about his career, upcoming projects, and even his take on AI’s role in music. First up, get ready Houston! Shaggy is bringing a one-of-a-kind experience to the stage with the Houston Symphony […]
Houston, stand up. If you were locked into Magic 102.1 recently, you heard the legendary Madd Hatta chopping it up with the architect behind the biggest girl group of all time, Matthew Knowles. The conversation was heavy on legacy, fatherhood, and a brand-new, sophisticated way to experience the hits that raised a generation. We’re talking […]
Some records don’t just drop — they warp time as this classic did in 1982. The Jonzun Crew hit orbit with “Pack Jam (Look Out For The OVC)” — an electro-funk bomb that sent shockwaves through dance floors, roller rinks, and early hip-hop circuits. It wasn’t just music; it was futurism, with a beat so […]
Comedian Ali Siddiq is a force of nature. Straight outta Houston, he has carved a unique path in the comedy world with his masterful storytelling and raw, relatable humor. With a string of successful specials, millions of views under his belt, and now an acclaimed author, Siddiq is returning to his roots for a monumental […]
Some records don’t just live in the club — they raise whole scenes. That was the case with Eddie “D” Featuring Galaxxy’s gritty, stripped-down 1984 single “Cold Cash $ Money.” A Philly corner-store record that turned into a Be-Boy and party rockers anthem, it’s one of those raw, early rap moments where beats were simple, […]
Comedian Corey Holcomb crashed into The Madd Hatta Show, dropping truth bombs that sent shockwaves through the airwaves. Known for his raw and unfiltered comedy, Holcomb held nothing back, diving deep into the realities of fame, relationships, and navigating the treacherous waters of Hollywood. Right from the jump, Holcomb confronted the idea of repercussions for […]
Houston’s own Madd Hatta of Majic 102.1 recently brought attention to the incredible work of the Hoodies 4 Healing Foundation, a local organization dedicated to supporting the city’s underserved community. During an on-air interview, representatives Devon Bank and C.J. talked about the foundation’s powerful origin story and its unwavering commitment to feeding hundreds of people […]
When the drums hit and the synth stutters in that split-second before you move, you know it’s more than a song—it’s a moment. In 1984, Debbie Deb’s “When I Hear Music” carved its place in dance-floor history: part freestyle, part booty-electro, and entirely irresistible. From Record Store to Studio Debbie Wesoff-Lopez (aka Debbie Deb) was […]
Back in 1984, when disco was slipping out of the popularity the dance floor was still getting packed by sleeker synth-funk grooves, Wish and Fonda Rae dropped something that didn’t scream chart-topping smash at first—but it earned its place. Their track “Touch Me (All Night Long)” glides like a midnight whisper in the club: thumping […]
If you remember the early 2000s R&B scene, you definitely remember the falsetto that took over the airwaves. Jimmy Cozier stopped by Majic 102.1 to chop it up with the legendary Madd Hatta, and the conversation was nothing short of a family reunion. The vibes were nostalgic, honest, and incredibly forward-looking as Jimmy reflected on […]