Back with another quarantined episode,  after a huge weekend on Instagram, we discuss the Hit-boy/Boi-1Da producer battle, plus producers we'd like to see go head-to-head in a battle. On top of that we also discuss new music that's dropped, which includes: 

-a lengthy, in-depth conversation about Donald Glover's "3.15.20"

-The growth and accountability The Weeknd displayed on "After Hours" 

-Jhene Aiko's album not being toxic enough in my mind

-The Jay and Hov album

-PartyNextDoor's return

And more! Tap in .

Back with our first quarantine episode and joining us in the bunker is the princess of Kansas City, Love, Mae C! She's the first R&B artist to join us on the podcast and during our conversation we discuss:

-Her new creative process and how it helped her become a better artist. 

-Dropping her first album in 2016, "Warning Signs Of True Love" and the great reception it received 

-Motherhood 

-Dealing with pressure as an artist and the importance of your mental health

-How her father's doubt in her music made their relationship stronger

-New music and when it might drop

And more! Tap in and see why Kansas City fell in love with the artist known as Love, Mae C

On this episode we do some reflecting. We touch on the passing of Kobe Bryant and the value of life and time along with the recent Gayle King comments. Also, we discuss Mac Miller's posthumous album, "Circles" and reflect on his passing a year later. We also discuss the early Memphis takeover in 2020 so far with the releases of Moneybagg Yo, Yo Gotti and Key Glock. Black Hyphy also gives Boldy James' new album high praise. 

And we discuss what we look forward as the year progresses! 

We're back for our final episode of 2019 and review what some may felt was a slow year in music, but we breakdown how it was actually a great year for hip hop. We discuss our top 10 albums from 2019, Andre 3000's sitdown with Rick Rubin and the passing of Juice WRLD. 

Plus, the importance of live performances, what we're looking forward to in 2020 and our New Year's Resolutions. Tap in!

*DISCLAIMER* SAUL WILLIAMS WAS THE ONE WHO CRITICIZED JAY Z, NOT BABY KEEM. OUR APOLOGIES.

We're back after a couple of weeks off and finishing up our decade wrap with our special guest, Normal Human's own, Derek Roberts! On this episode we discuss our top 10 albums of the decade, our top 5 artists of the decade and the artists we feel that underperformed in the decade! Tap in and join us as we continue our journey down memory lane!

Back for another episode on this one we're joined by an artist who's having possibly, the best year in the KC music scene, D-Walk! He joins us for a sit down to discuss his big year including: 

-Becoming a father and enjoying fatherhood

-His growth as an artist over the year and how his strong work ethic made it happen

-When he first got mainstream attention outside of Kansas City

-How he ended up signing to Quality Control and the best advice he's received from Coach

-His upcoming EP, "GWapo" dropping on Halloween

-And he premiers unreleased music on the podcast

Plus more! Learn about an artist that's about to help bring national attention to KC as he begins his journey under Quality Control!

For episode 26, we're joined by Fearless' own, Zarin Michael and Ghost. They talk to us about numerous things such as:

-How they met and formed Fearless

-Zarin's come-up and growth in his music over the years and his end goal when it comes to music

-His project "AMMA"

-The FUSE show on Saturday

-Fearless going on tour next month

-And I troll Chiefs fans

And more! Learn about the crew that's been making moves in KC this year and what they got planned for the future!