(1:15) Lil Uzi Vert’s Eternal Atake - We dive into the much anticipated drop by Uzi and why a Nav feature is popular but unnecessary. We bre Uzi’s music repetitive or innovative
(7:55) Jay Electronia’s DEBUT ALBUM - Was it worth the hype? Did Jay Z’s heavy presence hurt or help the strength of A Written Testimony. The gang dives into our expectations versus reality as the album finally emerges after a decade long wait.
(13:46) HOV, GOAT talk? - We break down the influence of Jay Z and the idolization of the New York legend.
(19:30) BAD BUNNY IS CHANGING THE WORLD - We take a look at the sophomore album of the Latin artist who continues to kill the game on every level. The future is bright and the brand is strong for an artist who appeals to a truly diverse audience, especially among non-spanish speakers. Also luis gets another diss off on UK Drill @ (23:30).
(24:20) Chicago Spotlight - As always we focus on upcoming talented producers/artists/collectives in the city. Tune in for your daily fix of new music. Featuring: OUTER(Net), Cowboy, and more.
(28:01) G Herbo’s PTSD album - Gang discusses Herb’s latest release where he recruits fellow chicago talent and goes crazy. The album shows us a more personal side of Herb while he stays true to his core.
(33:43) King Von’s ‘Levon James’ - A project that may have gone under the radar for some people, nevertheless the flows remain intact with a deep list of intense collaborations.
(Miguel also gets off another diss for UK Drill @ 35:41)
(36:15) WE ARE AN ANTI-UK DRILL PODCAST. periodt.
36:42) WEST COAST CHECK w/ Tali - Brief section where Tali throws new music coming from the other
(37:47) Don Toliver’s Heaven or Hell - We touch on the debut album of the rising hip-hop star whose rapidly gaining more media attention. Who Don is and what to look for from the Houston rapper.
(42:34) The lowkey drop of ‘Oprah’s Bank Account’ - We take a look at why the random relase and video by Lil Yacthy, Drake & Da Baby went so under the radar.
(44:57) QUARANTINE PLAYLIST - The three of us give our top three artists that we’ll be listening to while in self-isolation at the crib amid the Coronavirus pandemic.
