This podcast is started off with a review of Kanye's highly anticipated album "Jesus is King". That is followed with our Let's Talk segment where we discuss rappers breakout songs as well as Prince's views on Katy Perry and Ed Sheeran, we then cap off the segment by talking about music videos and their place in pop music and music culture. Finally we end this episode with a very hot take on the Migos and their future.

This week we're separated by about 1500km and still pumping out a good podcast for all you, starting with Fixxx taking over 'Behind the Beat' to show love to all the producers out there. Then we get into 'Let's Talk' with one of the discussions being the modern way of getting famous and how people do whatever it takes. Lastly we do our 'Over/Underrated' segment where one of the topics at hand is Tyga

This podcast is kicked off with a review of Dababy's new album "Kirk" followed by a review of Danny Brown's new album "uknowhatimsayin¿". After that we talk about criticizing your favourite artist on their growth from the time you fell in love with them to their current state. Finally we cap it off with our segment "We Rate It" where we dive into A$AP Rocky's discography and rank his albums in order from best to worst.

This week's episode is kicked off with a new segment called "Homegrown Hits"  with a revision of a show your hosts with the mosts attended in Montreal where they saw Oseko, Odreii and Tremayne. Next the boys get into some discussions about walking the fine line between pop, rap and selling out. Finally the episode is rounded up with Into the Unknown where your hosts offer up some hidden gems you have been missing in your life.

This weeks podcast starts off with a hot take involving the greatness of the Notorious B.I.G and Tupac, which leads us into our 'Let's Talk' segment where we discuss Bobby Shmurda and his affect on the rap scene once he's released. Lastly we talk J Cole and his comments about never doing a feature again, even though he's dropped solid features in recent history.

This weeks Down to the Beat comes after our interview with Kelsey Vaz, where the boys are back in our home studio to discuss albums coming up, such as Andre 3000 and Eminems reported upcoming projects. Let's Talk features some Tekashi 6ix9ine talk and then we cap off the episode with a Blast from the Past segment with two songs that'll make you feel some sort of nostalgia.

We welcome on our first female guest, Kelsey Vaz, currently living in Toronto but originally from Ottawa. We dive deep into who she is, what she's about and what her message is through her music.  She talks about her personal experiences navigating through the Canadian music scene and the challenges or advantages she faces being a female in the industry. We talk about the music she has out now, whats coming, what she brings to the culture and more.

This weeks Review includes 'Floor Seats' by A$AP Ferg and 'So Much Fun' by Yung Thug, where the guys also rate each project. Followed with 'Let's Talk' featuring a discussion on the House of Paint concert in Ottawa this past week with an artist that blew us away (*hint* Haviah Mighty *hint*) and Travis Scott's 'Look Mom I Can Fly' came out on Netflix. Lastly, we do a Over/Underrated on a couple tracks featuring some greats

We got a special episode this week for you guys because we welcome on a guest within the music industry, Gabe Bower. But first John and Fixxx rip through a 'Behind the Beat' segment featuring some big time names like the legendary Dr. Dre, before getting into 'Let's Talk'. Gabe Bower sits in for this segment to talk about the music industry from several angles such as where its been, where it's heading, the mixing of genres, the dark side of over-saturation along with its benefits and more. Gabe is a creator, tour manager and booking agent for the band 'Skeleton Club', originally from the Maritimes but now residing in Montreal. After our chat with Gabe we move into some Hot Takes to send you into the weekend.