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Welcome back to Don’t Alert the Stans!
For this week’s episode, the boys kick things off by breaking down the No Signal battle between Popcaan and Burna Boy. The animosity between Link Up TV and Chip’s management team sets off the news section this week. Eden & Nic assess the poor manner in which both parties dealt with the issues pertaining to the the ‘Shots Fired’ documentary. Next up, Sope’s excitement is beaming as the boys discuss the announcement that Erykah Badu and Jill Scott will be taking part in the next instalment of #VERZUS. Rounding out this week’s episode is the influx of surprise releases from Megan Thee Stallion, Doja Cat and Drake. Leading to an discussion on why Drake may be afraid to take a break from music.
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Welcome back to Don’t Alert the Stans!
Coronavirus couldn’t stop us! We back! After a nearly two-month hiatus, Eden, Sope & Nic are back to kick off the quarantine edition of DATSPOD. As the boys continue to get to grips with the current horrors of the world, Eden leads a discussion about how the global pandemic is affecting the music industry on both a macro and micro level. The long-awaited VERZUS battle between R&B legends Teddy Riley and Babyface finally took place amidst a bunch of technical difficulties and hilarious antics. In other news, polarising artist M.I.A. has yet again at the forefront of controversy. It’s recently come out that her anti-vaccination comments cost her a feature in VOGUE’s next issue. Closing out the episode is an discussion on the many layers of Kanye West’s legacy in light of the announcement that he is now a billionaire.
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Welcome back to Don’t Alert the Stans!
For this week’s episode, Eden kicks things off by sharing the story of how an impromptu conversation with TDE’s SiR led to him filmed shout out. Continuing the trend of artist experiences, Sope shares an impassioned anecdote about his time at Teedra Moses’ headline show at The Jazz Café. Discussing the power of live music and its ability to function as a form of therapy. The harrowing news that Duffy’s hiatus from music was a result of her being raped, drugged and held captive for several days is first on this week’s news agenda. Meanwhile Jay Z’s thorny status as a Hip-Hop activist is brought to the fray once again as its been revealed that alongside Yo Gotti he will be filing a lawsuit against the Mississippi Department of Corrections due to the heinous living conditions of their black inmates. Rounding up the episode this week is Normani who finally sounds off on the history racist comments made by her ex-bandmate Camilla Cabello.
Not one to miss!
Sope’s Listens for the Week:
· Samoht - Exit
· Teedra Moses – Complex Simplicity
· Teedra Moses – Clairvoyant
· Teedra Moses – Luxurious Undergrind
· Teedra Moses – R U 4 Real
Nicolas’s Listens for the Week:
· Lady Gaga – Stupid Love
· Poundz – Smooth Criminal
· Pink Sweat$ - 17
Eden’s Listens for the Week:
· SiR – November
· SiR – Chasing Summer
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Welcome back to Don’t Alert the Stans!
For this week’s episode, Nic leads a tribute to slain rapper Pop Smoke who was murdered at the age of 20. With this being the latest in a flurry of deaths to take place this year, the boys reflect on his squandered potential. Looking at how he was bridging the gap between the drill scenes in the US and UK. Next up is an increasingly violent and intense beef that is brewing between two of the UK’s veteran MC’s Sneakbo and Dot Rotten. Eden calls out the people on social media following gossip platforms who are revelling in this as if it’s a form of entertainment. Is another Fyre Festival in our midst? The announcement of the Lovers & Friends Festival resulted in a lot of confusion as several of the acts on the bill claimed they weren’t set to perform. Rounding up the episode this week is the 2020 Brit Awards where each of the boys sound off on the winners/losers and performances. During this topic, a conversation surrounding black nepotism in regards to Mabel and Neneh Cherry is sparked where its debated if Mabel’s success aids in opening doors for more black artists in the UK.
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DontAlertTheStans is a #music and pop-culture podcast with a marked focus on stan culture. We record every Tuesday, have a love for music and the influence it has had on us, and the rest of the world. We are season based, with around fourteen episodes, and four guest per season. We make music simple, but entertaining.
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For this week’s episode, the boys are joined by Moses Boyd, the MOBO-Award winning jazz musician and DJ. Briefly interrupting this week’s news agenda is X-Factor alumni JLS, who have announced that they will be reuniting for an autumn tour. Ari Lennox’s impulsive social media habits are put under the microscope, following the news that she’s taking a leave from social media after coming for Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King. The boys outline her good intentions while pointing out the misfires in her viral IG rant in defence of Kobe Bryant. The theme of artists making poor decisions continues as slowthai’s sexually inappropriate behaviour at the NME Awards is discussed. Closing the episode is an in-depth discussion with Moses who’s been credited as a leading pioneer in the UK Jazz renaissance. Moses speaks about his new album ‘Dark Matter’, the snobbery and elitism that exists in the jazz scene among musicians, the impact of Kendrick Lamar’s ‘To Pimp A Butterfly’, the pivotal roles drummers play in jazz music and more.
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Welcome back to Don’t Alert the Stans!
For this week’s episode, the boys kick things off by congratulating Sope for releasing his long-awaited two part essay on Marvin Gaye and Janet Jackson. Off the back of this, Eden poses a question to Nic and Sope, asking them to share their experiences as freelance writers. The news agenda begins with a conversation on the highly-anticipated Superbowl halftime show headlined by Jennifer Lopez and Shakira. In accordance with Jay Z’s continued support of the NFL, it inspires a conversation about the issues of morality surrounding the show. Adding some levity, the hilarious response to the rumoured relationship between Megan Thee Stallion and G-Eazy is discussed. Closing the episode is none other than Nicki Minaj, a resident topic on the show. The latest antics under the microscope this time is her Twitter argument with ex-boyfriend Meek Mill, where she accused him of domestic abuse.
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Sope’s Listens for the Week:
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Eden’s Listens for the Week:
· Mnelia – Say Yeah
· Bokee Barbs – Rockout
· Kano – Hoodies All Summer
· Khai – M.A.D.
· Ye Ali – TrapHouseJodeci2
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Welcome back to Don’t Alert the Stans!
After a lengthy hiatus allowing for rest over the Christmas and New Year period, Eden, Sope and Nic are back! Season 4 is finally here and with a jam-packed episode. Kicking off the news agenda this week is Kelis’ recent interview with The Guardian where she revealed that The Neptunes swindled her out of a huge cut of royalties on her first two albums. Harlem World rapper Mase follows suit as he exposes former boss Diddy for refusing to sell him back his masters. Speaking out against his hypocritical speech at a pre-Grammys event where he said the organisation needs to do better by black artists. This seamlessly leads unto a full scale breakdown of the 2020 Grammy Awards with Sope, Nic & Eden sounding off on this year’s winners, losers. Closing the episode out, each of the boys take the time to consider where they all personally stand with the Grammys as an institution in 2020 and how much they value do they still place on it.
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Enjoy!
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