Studio Flow

Jon reviews TI's fourth EP Us or Else right before the election November 4. Listen and then go out and vote!

Sarah and Jon sit down and recap some of the biggest singles released in the month of October.

The Game is back and he is taking us all the way back to 1992. We discuss The Game's latest album, 1992 and if his constant gang talk is getting old.

Today we're talking about Harlem rapper Dave East and his 10th mixtape Kairi Chanel. We discuss his coming up in the game, where he ranks among the new class and if he's bringing New York back.

Netflix has been on a role lately with original content, more specifically Marvel. We look back at season of Luke Cage and discuss what we liked and didn't like from the perspective of non comic book readers.

No longer just "Beyonce's little sister," Solange drops a game changing album. A Seat At The Table is more than an album, its an essay on the Black woman in America experience.

Mac Miller is back with an album full of "love" songs? Find out if Mac Miller's Divine Feminine is his 808s & Heartbreaks.

Usher is back with an album filled with honesty. Hard II Love finds Usher explaining why he is so hard to love. But is smooth production and truthful lyrics enough to make fans who are still holding onto Confessions happy? Listen and find out.

We're talking Good Music/Grand Hustle signee Travis Scott's sophomore release Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight. With features from some of the biggest names in Rap today can Scott avoid the sophomore jinx and deliver a worthy follow up to Rodeo .

We're talking Young Thug's Jeffery mixtape, and The Game's beef with Meek Mill (14:30). Note: After we did this podcast we saw Lil Yachty tweet he never said Drake was better than Pac and Big. Apologies