Tracklist:

1. RUN ME DOWN II CHRIS SNAKES, GARDE - indie vogue

2. Tuesday, 3PM - Filah

3. MPW - Trip D

4. ALONE - LNLYBOY

5. speeding (feat. ENKEI)

Tracklist:

1. You'll Always Be My Lady - Garth Ross

2. Vulnerable - Aquilla

3. RYB - MONEYBADOO

4. dEMOn - Espacio Dios

5. BOSS UP - Indigo Stella

Tracklist:

1.  Calling (Prod. Vinti Beatz) - Bali

2. Sucker For Love(Pod. The Baker) - Ka$h CPT

3. The Fixer - ipeleng & sihle

4. Real Life(Pord. CCG) - J Clu

5. hours - aifheli

Tracklist:

1. The Void (Ft. Elizee) - TheLastLetter

2. Slip Away - Elaine

3. ION GOT ONE (ft. VegasXCesar & Thxbi) - Julezuz

4. styrophone w/ influenza - Ayron Smith

5. Come Thru - Keanna

Regarded as the biggest and most polarizing rapper in Hip Hop today, Drake as crafted an impressive catalogue of records throughout his entire career. Take Care and Nothing Was The Same are classified as his top two albums in his discography and boys of the S.A.D Podcast took to debating which one ranks as the best.

Mxrcus Aries sat down with two intellectuals in Maxsizzle and Dweezy J to discuss the issue of there being enough representation in music for all races, genders, religions and sexual orientations and whether or not we as a society are doing enough implement cancel culture from our side. The debate of culture appropriation vs culture appreciation was also touched on, answering the question, is there truly is a fine line to distinguish between the two?

The Luminance gang is back at it with this episode's focus being on rape culture in music. With social media giving us a platform to express our voices, we answer whether or not the blame is on the artists or the consumers and how society has allowed it to reach this tipping point.

Music itself is subjective but what's undeniable is numbers. Myself and the boys got to together to find out exactly which rapper has had the greatest run in the game.

Barbershop conversations with anchor, Mxrcus Aries accompanied by Goabs, Jason & Armando discussing the Greatest Female Hip Hop albums.

Conversations about music between friends breaking down the best years of RnB from the 80s through to the 10s.