We (Jon and Sarah) recap the first episode of Netflix's Hip Hop series The Get Down. Executive produced by Nas, The Get Down shows the birth of Hip Hop, through the eyes of Zeke, Myleen, and Shaolin Fantastic.

This episode of Studio Flow has us dropping major keys reviewing DJ

Khaled's ninth studio album.

We're talking "The Princess of Chicago Rap" aka @DreezyDreezy new album "No

Hard Feelings"

Gucci Mane hasn't been home long, and already has an album out. Studio Flow discusses Everybody Looking, Gucci's place in the game, and how good a rapper Guwap really is. Please use #STUFLOPOD when discussing the show on social networks. Help us improve the show by taking a short survey.

TDE's ScHoolboy Q returns with his fourth studio album Blank Face LP. We dive in and compare it Q's previous album Oxymoron. Before that though we talk Drake vs Joe Budden after two new songs were released over the weekend. 1:42 Drake/Joe Budden Update 4:44 ScHoolboy Q Blank Face review Please use #STUFLOPOD when discussing the show on social networks. Help us improve the show by taking a short survey. Hosts: Jon Robinson, Sarah J, Maney Fontaine Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | RSS Support 1515ave: Amazon | Leave us a Review

Studio Flow reviews R&B singer Maxwell's fifth studio album blackSUMMERSnight. The second part of a planned trilogy featuring "Lake By the Ocean."

Logic surprises fans with a mixtape, Bobby Tarantino finds the Baltimore MC switching his style up a tad bit. Find out if it works. Please use #STUFLOPOD when discussing the show on social networks.

To be honest we're still trying to figure out why Joe Budden has dropped two diss tracks aimed at Canada's favorite rapper Drake. But we didn't let that stop us from discussing the beef and what should be the next move for both MCs. Please use #STUFLOPOD when discussing the show on social networks. Help us improve the show by taking a short survey.

We know we're a little late when it comes to this review but we promise its worth it. We dive in to the third Chicago MC to drop a project in the first half of the year. And just like Kanye and Chance the Rapper Vic Mensa's There's Alot Going On, will leave people talking.

YG is back with his second studio album Still Brazy. Without DJ Mustard on the production side, can the Bompton rapper deliver another banger?