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{
    "id": 3556620,
    "uri": "https://api.kexp.org/v2/plays/3556620/?format=api",
    "airdate": "2025-09-23T06:10:25-07:00",
    "show": 64639,
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    "song": "Feelin’ Alright",
    "track_id": "26ff6670-8613-3372-b18f-1e767c1a8976",
    "recording_id": "31ba9da8-28f9-4940-b062-06693bfc8a7a",
    "artist": "Jungle Brothers",
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    "album": "Done by the Forces of Nature",
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    "labels": [
        "Warner Bros. Records"
    ],
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    ],
    "release_date": "1989-11-21",
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    "comment": "\"The Jungle Brothers were the spine of the Native Tongues collective. During a period of hyper-aggressive lyricists, political statesmen, and gangstas, they released quirky hip-hop that oozed creativity and also strove to educate. The group laid the foundation upon which the crew built its legacy. \n\nMade up of Nathaniel “Afrika Baby Bam” Hall and Michael “Mike G” Small, along with DJ Sammy “B” Burnwell, the trio released the first official Native Tongues album with Straight Out The Jungle (1988) and set the “agenda” for the other members of the collective to follow. \n\nThe group took their music to a higher level with Done By The Forces Of Nature, both in terms of musical construction and subject matter. With Done By The Forces, the Jungle Brothers turned up the volume on everything they had done before. Production-wise, lyrically, and conceptually, the album felt like a bigger undertaking.\" \n\nRead more here: https://albumism.com/features/jungle-brothers-done-by-the-forces-of-nature-debut-album-anniversary",
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}