The finale of this ode to B.I.G.’s last days with the producer of his song “Last Day,“ and beautiful mix of shared memories from friends to Bad Boy staff.

On episode 7 “I Got A Story To Tell,” producer Buckwild discusses his classic collaboration while setting the table for a few of the best Biggie stories from Too Short, DJ Clark Kent, DJ Premier, Barron Claiborne, and of course Lil Cease.

In episode 6, Fat Joe talks about brokering the historic Bone and Biggie collab "Notorious Thugs," Bone Thugs N Harmony manager Steve Lobel confirms and Lil Cease and Layzie Bone revisit the epic studio session.

On Episode 5 an ensemble of guests breakdown the brilliance of “My Downfall” along with producer Nasheim Myrick and Christopher Wallace’s protégé Lil Cease gives one of his realest interviews ever.

We speak with the legendary Premo on making the iconic track "Ten Crack Commandments," Kleptomaniac returns to tell us how street hustling bonded him and Big and Rick Ross and Pusha T discuss how much Biggie influenced their coke rap careers.

On episode 3 of Iconic Records we speak with photographers attached to B.I.G.’s legacy. “Somebody’s Gotta Die” producer Nasheim Myrick tells an untold Biggie story that will make Salt & Pepa shoop.

In episode 2, we break down the beauty of “Sky’s the Limit” with Bad Boy R&B group 112 and God’s Favorite DJ Clark Kent and sit with the architects behind Big’s evolution to fashion icon.

For the Notorious B.I.G., 1995 was quite the year: In the premier episode of Iconic Records, we talk to “Who Shot Ya”’s producer and former Hitman Nasheim Myrick, Junior Mafia MC Klepto, rap royalty Fat Joe, and hip-hop journalist Bonz Malone.

Upcoming season of Iconic Records: Life After Death launching May 1st!