2020 'TIL

We're back after a 2 year hiatus! On this weeks episode we
discuss:

(04:05) ‘UK Drill’ vs. ‘Chicago Drill’: We discuss the ongoing
debate of where ‘DRILL’ Music began, putting all talks to rest over
where Drill truly originated. A look at why UK Artists will remain
on the back-burner for several American listeners.
(9:25) ‘Lovers and Friends’ festival IS REAL: The check clears for
artists and it’s confirmed, the throwback festival initially
plagued with a Fyre Fest-esque aura due to its unbelievable lineup
of OG artists is happening. We talk excitement and skepticism
surrounding the May event.
(15:44) D Smoke Album Review: From starring and eventually winning
on Rhythm + Flow to walking out alongside Deontay Wilder while
performing ‘Black Habits,’ we dive into the talented rapper’s
unique multicultural flow.
(19:13) TDE Talent finding A1, Marketing : We discuss how Top Dawg
Ent. manages project releases from their artists and whether
marketing may be a factor as some albums can go ‘under the radar.’
Or if the label intentionally goes against the grain in regards to
how they market for drops and when it drops to possibly savor the
moment instead of mainstream microwave music sparing.
(22:50) Latest on SupaBwe: Miguel gives us an update on the Chicago
artist and what we can look forward to in the new decade. Hinting
at a possible Hurt Everybody return?
(24:02) Chicago Upcoming Talent to Look Out for: Miguel gives us
his list of talented artists throughout the city of Chicago, high
and low.
(27:52) Monster Mike Tweets Stay Undefeated: We briefly discuss
Monster Mike’s talents and stellar tweets. As well as those who are
blocked from his twitter
(31:50) REGGAETONE DRIZZY ON THE HORIZON? We decipher the idea of
the next forthcoming Drake album with a heavy influence of Bad
Bunny and other Reggaetone artists. We bring receipts to the table
of why we see Drake emulating the sound soon enough.
(34:00) WHY MEG’S THE GOAT, PERIOD. Tali advocates for Meg the
Stallion, while Miguel and Luis remain confident that Nicki and
Cardi are still lightyears ahead.
(41:34) LIL WAYNE IS THE BEST EVALUATOR OF TALENT: Lil Wayne walked
so these other artists could run. 93 ‘Til discusses why Weezy is
better at scouting and building talent, while Ye is better at
building Ye.
(47:31) Three Upcoming Projects We Hope to See: The Team expresses
who they want to see drop and why. Find out who made our top three
and who we think is actually next to drop. Hint, one of them
already dropped.