Dissect DJs

We dig deep into the story and scene of one hip hop's greatest ever throwback jams, as we break down Warren G and Nate Dogg's '94 classic - "Regulate".

Do you know the source of the opening sound clip? Or which song this was remixed from? Or why Mike's answering machine talks to him in the movie 'Swingers'? All that and more -Mount up!

We kick off '22 by throwing it back to '78! And dissect one of the quintessential background party themes for decades past and decades to come in order to find out what it means when the great Cheryl Lynn says you "Got to Be Real".

It's Christmas season and that means it's time for Christmas music, you don't have an option, it's gonna happen either way. So let's dissect one of the most noteworthy, hard to ignore Christmas jingles of all time - Alvin and the Chipmunks.

We throw it back to 1984 with Prince and The Revolution and try to dissect the thoughts that get into the eyes of the Purple Rain classic - "Erotic City".

Feel the rhythm! Feel the rhyme! C'mon everyone! It's Dissect Time! We are back and ready to break all the classic jams over the year to make a point to feature music's favorite word: Rhythm!

Featuring both Corona and DeBarge's "Rhythm of the Night", Black Eyed Peas RITMO remix, Janet Jackson's "Rhythm Nation", Gloria Estefan's "Rhythm is gonna Get you", and "Rhythm is a Dancer" by Snap! We dare you to try to get through the whole episode without letting the rhythm get you!

We flip the track and bring the old school back with one of the all-time good vibe party jams - Montell Jordan's 1995 cult classic "This is How We Do It".

We get up with Dua Lipa and Da Baby and try to figure out the real meaning behind their modern day jam running the charts all year long - "Levitating"

We hit a chart-topper of the times and dissect The Kid LAROI and Justin Bieber's 2021 jam - STAY. The retro-vibe modern pop anthem that might speak deeper than you think.

We are back and ready to take on one of the most hyped new albums in recent memory- Kanye West's 'Donda'. Specifically, Track 2: "Jail". It's a no holds barred take on the album that's got the whole world buzzing, did Yeezy do it again?

We break down Castle's once all-time favorite jam circa '97 as we tap into P-Diddy's Bad Boy masterpiece w/ Biggie and Mase - "Mo Money Mo Problems". Prompting the question- does more money really equal more problems? And is sampling old school jams on a track genius producing or lazy hip hop? It's time to dissect these lyrics and finally figure it out once and for all.