The All-Stars get a song from an artist who's had some issues in the past. One old school group remakes one of their own songs. Of course in episode 1 we give you our best picks of the previous season. We change it up a little this time!

A super group returns with a remix and the All-Stars are super disappointed. A new school artist collabs with a old school artist. Does New Zealand produce good R&B?

The All-Star Crew does a Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda song. The Resident Brotha misses Luke's first Lyrical Moment. One artist cusses her way through an entire song. 

Payday sets Luke up to be first review on a song just to see him squirm. An artist tries to reinvent herself as a rapper and yeah, just no!

The All-Stars review another R&B group and lets say, they weren't feeling it. The Diva gives the crew the biggest shock she's given by not knowing an soul classic. Luke drops the F bomb and its hilarious.

The All-Stars jump from 3 last week to 5 this week. The Diva is back and Lucky Luke joins the Crew. We get more old school artist and opinions vary. The Beat Vet brings us a personal lyrical moment.

One more week of the bromance. A new song comes to us from "The Boss" and Payday dumps it.  Another old school singer doesn't need a return call. 

The Brotha's of the All-Star Crew go another week Diva-less. Mary J. gets dumped for being Mary J. A song by an actor is far to profane and gets dumped for it.

Three All-Stars take on new music this week. One song gives you a chance to cha-cha. We get a west coast anthem to bump and bang.

The female artist own the show this week. Mariah Carey gets together with Jam and Lewis. The All-Star Crew does a album review of Sinead Harnett's latest release.