On this episode of Song of the Week, Jordan and Bill dive into two very different but equally powerful tracks.

Jordan selects the classic “21 Questions” by 50 Cent featuring Nate Dogg—a standout from 50’s debut album that remains timeless. Bill brings “Oxford Circus,” a soulful track rich with groove and feeling.

Whether it’s iconic hip-hop or deep soul, this episode celebrates music that moves the heart and the head.

🎧 Produced by Nolan Maraziti.

In this episode of Song of the Week, Jordan and Bill share two soulful tracks that hit differently.

Jordan chooses “Gonna Love Me” from Teyana Taylor’s acclaimed album KTSE, calling it his favorite cut and a masterclass in emotional R&B. Bill digs into “Deep in My Bag” by Primo Rice, highlighting its rich production and smooth flow.

Tune in for an episode full of deep vibes and heartfelt grooves.

🎧 Produced by Nolan Maraziti.

On this episode of Song of the Week, Bill and Jordan celebrate some of the best rapper/producer duos in hip-hop history.

Bill shines a light on “Z4L” by Smino, showcasing the seamless blend of rap and production that defines his sound. Jordan counters with Pip Millett’s soulful cover of “Try a Little Tenderness,” highlighting the emotional depth and artistry behind the performance.

Join the conversation as they explore dynamic collaborations that push the boundaries of hip-hop and soul.

🎧 Produced by Nolan Maraziti.

On this episode of Song of the Week, Jordan and Bill bring soulful selections with unforgettable stories.

Jordan shares “It’s Only Us” by Kelly Finnigan and The Monophonics, recalling it as one of the most memorable live performances he’s ever witnessed. Bill highlights “Drifting” by Khamari, spotlighting the brilliant use of a Nina Simone sample that adds timeless depth to the track.

Tune in for a blend of live energy and classic influence, wrapped in modern soul.

🎧 Produced by Nolan Maraziti.

On this episode of Song of the Week, Jordan and Bill dive into tracks that stand out for their unique sounds and storytelling.

Bill highlights “For Gerard” by Naika, drawing attention to the captivating whistle that opens the track and sets a mesmerizing tone. Jordan selects “1999 Write the Future” featuring Rick Ross and Light Rails—a powerful hip-hop anthem filled with cinematic ambition and vivid lyrics.

Get ready for a deep listen celebrating distinct vibes and bold narratives.

🎧 Tune in, vibe out, and catch every detail.

Produced by Nolan Maraziti.

In Week 2 of Song of the Week, Jordan and Bill dive into tracks that blend soul, style, and sharp storytelling.

Jordan shines a light on “Slay” by Kirby—a confident, velvet-smooth anthem of self-love and Black womanhood. Meanwhile, Bill brings “Big Picture” by Saba, No ID, and Ogi to the table—a thoughtful, layered track full of lyrical precision and real-life reflections.

From crown-checking choruses to introspective bars, this episode is all about songs that say something—and say it beautifully.

🎶 Real voices. Real messages. Real good music.

Produced by Nolan Maraziti.

It’s the debut episode of Song of the Week—and we’re kicking things off with a bang.

Bill digs deep with an underground gem from Kairee Doty, bringing raw lyricism and indie grit to the table. Jordan balances things out with a blast from the 2000s: Sweetest Girl by Wyclef Jean featuring Akon, Lil Wayne, and Niia—a chart-topping anthem with layers worth unpacking.

From hidden heat to nostalgic bangers, this episode sets the tone for a podcast built on passion, perspective, and greatmusic.

🎧 Tap in, turn it up, and find your next favorite song.

Produced by Nolan Maraziti.