TQ joins Shawn Stockman on On That Note to share the untold story behind his breakout hit “Westside”—a song born from the turmoil at Death Row Records after Tupac’s passing. TQ opens up about how Afeni Shakur gave him the track, Suge Knight’s influence, and how one moment set the course for his entire career.

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Marcus Miller has helped craft some of the most iconic sounds in modern music. From building the Never Too Much bassline with Luther Vandross, to writing the dance anthem “Da Butt” for Spike Lee’s School Daze, to transforming jazz alongside Miles Davis — his fingerprints are everywhere.

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Why does music feel emptier now? In this solo session, Shawn Stockman (Boyz II Men) breaks down how the bridge disappeared from modern songs, how streaming economics rewired songwriting, and why craft keeps losing to algorithms. Bookended by live moments—Bob Marley to open and Brandy to close—this is a straight talk on what’s broken and how to bring the soul back.

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Step back into the golden age of hip-hop with Money B of Digital Underground as he shares untold stories that shaped rap history. In this candid conversation, Money B reflects on the pure energy of the era, the creative brilliance of Shock G, and the early struggles of a young Tupac Shakur — including the shocking moment when Pac nearly walked away from rap before finding his voice with Digital Underground.

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Jimmy Jam opens up about his years working with Prince — from grueling six-hour rehearsals and legendary studio sessions to the infamous Atlanta snowstorm that cost him his place in The Time. In this candid conversation, Jam shares rare stories about Prince’s genius, the creation of “777-9311,” and the day it all ended at Sunset Sound.

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Singer, songwriter, and R&B innovator Eric Bellinger sits down with Boyz II Men’s Shawn Stockman for a deep dive into the state of R&B today, the craft of songwriting, and his incredible journey from church choirs to penning hits for music’s biggest names. From Usher and Beyoncé to Chris Brown and Ne-Yo, Bellinger opens up about the creative process, the realities of the music business, and what it takes to make timeless records.

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Bobby Brown joins On That Note for a raw, unfiltered look at his rise from New Edition frontman to solo superstar. He opens up about being kicked out of the group, the pressure to prove himself, and how he created one of R&B’s most unforgettable solo careers. From the soul of My Prerogative to his bold performance style, Bobby reflects on a legendary era of music—and the pain, power, and artistry behind it.

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ODM (One Dope Mexican) of Lighter Shade of Brown joins Shawn Stockman to break down the rise of Latin Hip-Hop during the golden age of the music industry. From pushing mixtapes at backyard parties and car shows to finally getting national radio play, this is the untold story of how Latin voices carved out a space in a Black-dominated industry. ODM reflects on their hit “On a Sunday Afternoon,” how radio worked in the ‘90s, and the grind it took to get heard.

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EDI Mean joins Sean Stockman for an unforgettable conversation about life inside Tupac’s Outlawz. From growing up like cousins to recording “Hit Em Up,” EDI shares raw stories of Pac’s vision, the House of Blues performance, and how the 90’s East vs. West beef changed everything. They break down how Tupac built a supergroup he never got to see fully realized — and why his legacy still shapes hip-hop today.

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Music and skateboarding collide in this special conversation with DaShawn Jordan — X Games skateboarder, musician, and a true force pushing for more representation in the sport.

DaShawn opens up about what it means to be a Black pro skater in a space that’s still mostly white, the need for a “Black Tony Hawk,” and how hip hop culture has fueled his style, his sound, and his next moves. From skating with Lil Wayne to linking up with hip hop icons like Ty Dolla $ign, he breaks down how music and skating have always been connected for him — and why both need real ones who rep the culture right.

This one’s all about breaking barriers, inspiring the next generation, and keeping it real on and off the board.

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