Join us for our quick review on one of the most hyped rap albums of the year. Eternal Atake is Lil Uzi Vert’s first project since 2017’s ‘Luv Is Rage 2’. After all of the setbacks and label issues Uzi has faced, his space themed album is upon us. Was it worth the wait? Audio mixed and mastered by John PirolloInstagram: @johnpirollo

In this episode the guys discuss Lil Baby's sophomore album 'My Turn'. This is his first project since 2018 and was supported with singles such as 'Sum 2 Prove' and 'Woah'. The guys discuss the impact he has had on the trap genre and how he has recently been carrying the QC label. Stay tuned as we dissect each track on the project and deliver our first impressions.

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In this episode the guys look back at the prolific career of one of hip-hop's most controversial MC's, Marshall Mathers a.k.a Eminem. The Detroit legend has dropped thirteen studio albums; some have received universal praise while others have been disregarded. Hip-hop historians will forever debate if Eminem deserves a spot in the top 5 rappers of all time list; tune in to find out if we think he should be named amongst hip-hop's elite.

 

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Back in late 2019 the hosts had a great time interviewing one of the best personalities in Toronto's hip-hop scene, Pilla B. He came through to spit some knowledge on how the city's scene has progressed and shares his brutally honest but hilarious experiences. Some topics of interest were the co-sign he received from Nav and his tight relationship with collaborator Pvrx.Audio mixed and mastered by John PirolloInstagram: johnpirollo

Rochester is unlike any Toronto rapper you have ever listened to. Instead of riding Toronto's trap wave, Rochester has established himself as a lyricist with a positive message to spread; the power of motivation. He speaks about his musical influences, what he thinks about hip-hop in 2020 and the release of his first album in four years! 'Dreams Don't Have Deadlines' is out everywhere March 2020.

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In this episode the guys cover Lil Wayne's latest LP 'Funeral.' This is Weezy's first project since his highly anticipated 2018 drop 'The Carter V.' Besides the mixed reviews the album received, everyone checked it out as it was the closing sequence to one of hip-hop's most celebrated album series. Regardless of how often, or how much we get, a Lil Wayne album is an event that all hip-hop fans should be present for. Let us know if you agree with our takes!

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DboyBennett is one of Toronto's most promising rising stars who is currently gearing up for the release of his anticipated debut album 'Draft Year'. Dboy spits some knowledge on what it's like to be a part of the Toronto hip-hop community, and molded him to be the artist and person he's become. Other topics of conversation include a beautiful memory of meeting the great Nipsey Hussle, going on tour with Pressa and more!

For over a decade the hip-hop world has been blessed with the musical genius of Malcolm James McCormick. From his party-rap beginnings to his introspection and trippy hip-hop, Mac has always provided his fans with diverse sounds and has gone through a beautiful musical evolution. This episode covers Mac's sentimental farewell project 'Circles' and also focuses on the legacy that Mac Miller left behind. Audio mixed and mastered by John PirolloInstagram: @johnpirollo

To kick off our first collection of highly anticipated Toronto interviews, we have the pleasure to introduce a producer who is on his way to international recognition; SKbeatts. The Toronto native has been putting in years of work by assisting acts such as Houdini, Burna Bandz, and most recently Rich The Kid. SK explains his passion for crafting beats, what it was like for him at the jump, and the importance of giving recognition to producers and engineers. 

 

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Since Drake's emergence to worldwide success in the late 2000's, an entire country had a new spotlight shined upon it. Although Canada is still a developing country for hip-hop music, Toronto might just have one of the world's best talent pools  for up-and coming rappers. This episode will take you through the origins of Toronto's rap scene, explain their distinct style and showcase the artists who are currently catapulting the city's scene to global success.