MUSIC IV BREAKFAST

As the world is slowly reopening after the tragic COVID-19 pandemic, we are excited to report that our social life is slowly returning back to normal! Meaning WE OUTSIDE! With spring in full bloom, we will be creating a vibe that will get you excited about returning back to your social life.  We will be providing a Top 5 vs 5 old school/new school playlist that will get you in the spring mood! Jay Manning will be breaking down the lyrics to Wizkid ft Damion Marley' "Blessed" on the Bar Breakdown (20:17) and on the Daily Bread(6:15), he will be discussing the four founders of a new app called Breakr. On the Hot Plate (7:36) Kia will cover DMX’s latest health condition, Akon’s Futuristic City in Uganda, and Tyler Perry's new vaccination site. Jay Manning will also be covering the latest in sports on the Huddle House (10:46). The Health Inspection (11:33) will contain the breaking news regarding COVID vaccines and politics. Lastly, we will be expressing our gratitude on Got Grace (24:55). The world is reopening, but it is also still important to be mindful we are still in a pandemic...press play on the latest episode of Music IV Breakfast and let us safely guide you back!

Eight minutes and 46 seconds. That's the amount of time that former police officer Derek Chauvin was believed to have held his knee on George Floyd's neck.
In Day 1 of Chauvin's trial on Monday, prosecutors said the former Minneapolis police officer actually held his knee on Floyd for 9 minutes and 29 seconds — some 43 seconds longer than initially reported. Today is Wednesday, which makes day 3 of the trial and we are breaking it all down in this episode of MusicIVBreakfast.

Currently, a total of 46.7 million people have been vaccinated for the COVID-19 vaccine in the United States. People are still in limbo whether or not they are going to get vaccinated for the virus, due to the mistrust of the government. In this episode of Music IV Breakfast, we will be offering facts about the three vaccines currently available to help you with your decision. We will be providing a 5 old school v 5 new school playlist all about "shots". Jay Manning will be breaking down the lyrics to Joey Badass's "Land Of The Free" on the Bar Breakdown. On the Hot Plate, Kia will covering which actor set to play Mike Tyson in his new tv series, some big deals Issa Rae is sealing, and Bobby Brown is demanding more answers in the death of his son.  Jay Manning will also be covering the latest in sports on the Huddle House & the Health Inspection will contain the breaking news regarding COVID vaccines and politics. We have a Special Delivery featuring science researcher, Chevair Blair who will inform us of his scientific perspective of the COVID-19 vaccine. Lastly, in honor of National Women's Month, we will be giving thanks to the women who inspire us, for Who's Got Grace. To get the vaccine, or not to get the vaccine...that is the question...and we can help with the answers right here on this episode of Music IV Breakfast! 

Does it ever start to feel like you're listening to the same song over and over again? We'll you probably are listening to the SAME SONG! Hip Hop has a unique way of resurfacing a popular sound with newer artists, while still respecting the craft. On this week's episode of Music IV Breakfast, we will be discussing those genres of music that have made a comeback with newer artists.  We will be providing a 5 old school vs 5 new school playlist all about the originators of specific genres and those artists who have managed to recreate a similar sound. Jay Manning will be breaking down the lyrics to Jay-Z's "U Don’t Know" on the Bar Breakdown (30:34) and on the Daily Bread (10:43), he will be covering the major business move, LeBron James  has made with the MLB. On the Hot Plate (11:50) Kia will cover Anita Baker and her request to boycott her music, Kirk Franklin, and his family troubles, and recapping the 63rd Grammy Awards. Jay Manning will also be covering the latest in sports on the Huddle House (18:19). The Health Inspection (19:37) will contain the breaking news regarding COVID vaccines and politics. Lastly, in honor of Women's History Month, we will be paying homage to women whom we are inspired by on Who Got Grace (36:17). A recycled sound makes for good music in hip hop, travel with us through those similar sounds recreated by newer artists on the latest episode of Music IV Breakfast!

This month we have been celebrating Black History Month by highlighting the journey of black culture starting as queens and kings in Africa. This week we will be putting some respect on the black leaders who are changing the future for the black community.  We will be providing a 5 old school v new school playlist all about respecting being black. Jay Manning will be breaking down the lyrics to “Black Messiah” by Rakim

on the Bar Breakdown and on the Daily Bread, he will be covering Jay-Z and his latest partnership. Kia will cover Bobby Shmurda back home from prison, Malcolm X’s family is demanding his murder case to be reopened and The Source Awards will be making a return.

Jay Manning will also be covering the latest in sports on the Huddle House. The Health Inspection will contain the breaking news regarding COVID vaccines and politics. Lastly, we will be sending our prayers on Who Got Grace in a historic way to end Black History Month. Just because the month is over doesn't mean we should stop celebrating, press play on the latest episode of Music IV Breakfast, and let's finish the month strong!  

This month we’ve been celebrating Black History month by highlighting the journey of Black culture, starting as queens and kings in Africa. This week, we will highlight the change makers during the Civil Rights movement who made us “LEGALLY BLACK”.  We will be providing a 5 old school vs new school playlist all about the musicians who were in the field during the civil rights movement. Jay Manning will be breaking down the lyrics to “Huey” by Cyhi Da Prynce on the Bar Breakdown and on the Daily Bread, he will be covering two college roommates who closed the deal on $8.3 million dollars for their own hotel. Kia will cover Rihanna and her BILLION dollar company, Colin Kapernick vs the Proud boys the updates on the Gorilla Glue Girl. Jay Manning will also be covering the latest in sports on the Huddle House. The Health Inspection will contain the breaking news regarding COVID vaccines and politics. Our Special Delivery will be featuring rap artist Typical DiV, who will be sharing the journey of his career in rap and coffee. Lastly, we will be sending our prayers on Who Got Grace in a historic way. It’s a Black History month like never before, press play on the latest episode of Music IV Breakfast!

We Got A Special Delivery! Typical DiV is stopping by Music IV Breakfast with his latest EP "Nobody Sells Tacos in the Village". He will be sharing the journey of his career in rap, wine & coffee business. It’s a Special Delivery, so press play on the latest episode of Music IV Breakfast!

We are two weeks into Black History month and we are in complete celebration mode! Especially here at Music IV Breakfast, where we are celebrating  by educating you on the real history of the black plight. This week we are discussing the “Braveheart’s”, the abolitionists who fought for the freedom of our people as slaves. We will be providing a 5 old school v new school playlist all about the “Braveheart’s” of our culture. Jay Manning will be breaking down the lyrics to “Black Power White Powder” by Killer Mike on the Bar Breakdown and on the Daily Bread, he will be covering Jay-Z’s plan on helping build credit and how Rihanna is making MORE money. Kia will covering Jay-Z and LL Cool J’s latest nominations, the updates on the “Gorilla Glue Lady” and BET’s Uncut return on the Hot Plate. Jay Manning will also be covering the latest in sports on the Huddle House. The Health Inspection will contain the breaking news regarding COVID vaccines and politics. Lastly, we will be sending our prayers on Who Got Grace in a historic way. It’s a Black History month like never before, press play on the latest episode of Music IV Breakfast!

Happy Black History Month! It’s the shortest, most powerful month of the year celebrating black people and our history. Music IV Breakfast will contribute to the celebration by educating you on the real history of the black plight, starting with us born as natural kings and queens. We will be providing a 5 old school v new school playlist all about us serving as royalty in the Motherland. Jay Manning will be breaking down the lyrics to Talib Kweli ft. Jay Electronica and Yummy Bingham, “All Of Us” on the Bar Breakdown and on the Daily Bread, he will be covering the stocks with GameStop. Kia will covering the #SilhouetteChallenge controversy, Jeff Bezos stepping down from Amazon and the new Black Panther series on the Hot Plate. Jay Manning will also be covering the latest in sports on the Huddle House. The Health Inspection will contain the breaking news regarding COVID vaccines and politics. Lastly, we will be sending our prayers on Who Got Grace in a historic way. It’s a Black History month like never before, press play on the latest episode of Music IV Breakfast!

History has been made as we welcome our new President of the United States and Vice President, Kamala Harris! We are trusting they will be the change America needs! On today's episode of Music IV Breakfast, we are ready for the change and ready to take action! Music IV Breakfast will be providing the top 5 old school vs new school songs about change. Jay Manning will be breaking down the lyrics to Sam Cook's "A Change Gon Come" on the Bar Breakdown and on the Daily Bread, he will be discussing some of Kyrie Irvin's good deeds. Kia will cover the celebration of our new president and vice president, Trump's threat to America as well as his 143 pardons on the Hot Plate. Jay Manning will also be covering the latest in sports on the Huddle House. The Health Inspection will contain the breaking news regarding COVID lockdowns and politics. Lastly, we will be sending our prayers on our Who Got Grace segment. It's been a long, long time comin', but we are hopeful change gon' come!