Down to the Beat

Down to the Beat

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Down to the Beat episodes

  • Kendrick Mixing in Rock & 'Good News'

    We open up discussions with talking about child artists and what comes with that, while looking at how different artists that blew up young took advantage of their fame and others who fell off. Kendrick Lamar is working on a project which is said to have 'Rock & Roll' influence which highlights our 'Let's Talk' segment. Lastly we review Drake & Futures single and Mac Miller's 'Good News'

    37 min
  • Artists That'll Have the Hottest 2020

    New Year, Same Down to the Beat. We start off with our 'What's Up?' segment where we discuss some projects that will be dropping this year, then we move into 'Let's Talk', where we talk who will have the hottest 2020. We then cap this episode off with a 'Blast From the Past'. 

    39 min
  • Year Review on 2019 Albums
    Buckle up. We got a season finale/year finale/end of year wrap up or whatever you wanna call it, but we're going month by month starting from January and reviewing several albums that came out of Hip-Hop and other genres this year.
    1 hr 6 min
  • Reviews & Remembering Juice Wrld
    This weeks episode is started with a review of XXXTentacion's second and final post humous album "Bad Vibes Forever", which is followed by a review of Casey Veggies newest album "Organic (Deluxe)". We then move into the segment "Let's Talk" and have a discussion about the incredibly talented Juice Wrld, his death and the narratives that surrounded it and the overall state of mental health in the hip hop industry. We then cap the episode off with an over/underrated, talking about whether or not being underrated is either under or overrated!
    42 min
  • Feature Heavy Albums
    This weeks episode of Down to the Beat kicks off with a statement claiming that 2019 is the new 2016, followed by our 'Lets Talk segement where we talk about Goldlink and Fat Joe's comments on 6ix9ine. The we do an Over/Underrated on feature heavy albums and 30 for 30.
    39 min
  • Industry Plants & Grammy Roasts
    This weeks Down to the Beat features our 'Blast from the Past' segment to start off the show followed with 'Let's Talk' with discussions on Industry Plants and our takes on the Grammy nominations that have been released. Last we do a review, not on an album, but The Weeknd's new song
    40 min
  • Industry Plants & Grammy Roasts

    This weeks Down to the Beat features our Blast from the Past segment to kick the show off, followed by a 'Let's Talk' with conversation pieces such as Industry Plants and the Grammys. Then we do a brief review, not on an album but on the Weeknd's new song

    40 min
  • Meek Mill Drop & Sequel Albums
    This week's episode starts off with discussing our expectations and predictions for Meek Mill's album he eluded to dropping a project before the year is over. We then get into our segment "Let's Talk" where we review and have a conversation on sequel albums and then freestyles and how important they are to rap music. We then cap it off with a hot take on whether or not Lil Wayne influenced music in a negative way, breeding a new kind of rapper that is somewhat inferior to the kind we saw pre-Weezy.
    41 min
  • Earl/Yelawolf Review & Fixxx's CFG Trip
    This week we review the recent albums released by Earl Sweatshirt and Yelawolf titled 'Feet of Clay' & 'Ghetto Cowboy'. Then Fixxx talks about his trip to L.A. where he attended Tyler the Creators Camp Flog Gnaw festival, then we cap off the episode with our 'Into the Unknown' segment
    38 min
  • OSEKO INTERVIEW
    This weeks episode welcomes on very special guest and friend, Oseko, who is an artist from Toronto. Oseko's music will make you play him on repeat for the rest of the month, and his personality will make you be a fan forever. We talk about his two albums out right now, Umoja & Sankofa and dig into stories behind them, the process and meaning for each project. We also talk about other aspects of the music industry, the Toronto rap scene, get a little personal and Oseko caps the episode off with an acapella story rap.
    1 hr 3 min

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