Zack & Mel Talk Music

We look at what the lads have been up to during this break. We touch on the few award shows that happen, the music that we have been listening to and generally living life. Quick question does the relatability of the song tops your priority list when listening to a song?

Connect withy the hosts: https://twitter.com/nzckrth

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Back after a quite long break. In this episode, we discuss a bit of the resolution that we have set and how we intend to achieve them. This discussion features a little talk about books and movies, horror movies to be precise.

Wouldn't be fair to exclude new music dropped this year. Listen in to hear our take on From a Birds Eye View by Cordae.

Lastly, we always have a Top 5 List Of all Time. Have you curated a list for your Top 5 verses of all time?

Music by Coma-Media.

How long is too short and how long is too long?

In Episode 21 Zack and Mel talk about the longevity of artists in the music industry. What are the circumstances that lead to short or long stints?

Zack has been diversifying the genres of music that he is consuming. Listen in to get to know how his playlist looks at the moment. On the other end get to know Mel's new love - Amapiano.

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This week's musical pick is by Zack I Bachelor Boy Twist - Daudi Kabaka.

Music by Nielizas & tobylane.

J Cole fans most definitely are being served with joints after joints this year. In one week we get him on a Joyner feature and also drops a single Heaven's EP. On the latter he says - Some people say that I'm running third, they threw the bronze at me - Behind Drake and Dot, yeah, them niggas is superstars to me.

Was it a shot on the leg or let us continue to acknowledge J Cole's humility? Listen in to get the host's take on this.

Also, who do you think is taking the torch after Kendrick, Cole, and Drake?

Music: Harder Than Ever - Max Mwangi ft. Blxnk and Dena Blaze

So DONDA & CLB dropped. We look at these albums and discuss them based on their respective artists and their discographies. Listen in to get the hosts' take on these projects, their favorite songs, a slight breakdown of the features on them, and a comparison to other projects from other rappers that have dropped this year.

Quick question: Between having dinner with Jay Z or being given $500,000.00, which one would you go for? Listen in to get the hosts' response to this.,

In this episode, we touch on King's Disease II, #OdinareChallenge by Khaligraph, the best African rapper at the moment, and a lot more music & Non-Music convos.

Quick question, Which artists(Dead or Alive) would you wish to perform at your graduation, wedding day, and the moment you are released from jail?  

Listen in to get the hosts' picks.

How much did white privilege contribute to Eminem's success? A look at how Hip-Hop has evolved over the years to what we have today!

After what you would call a long hiatus we are back to recording. Albums have been dropped. We have a convo on who hit who missed.

J Cole is the main focus we discuss how many classics are there in his discography. Since we are two hosts we had one of our friends and a friend to the podcast, Jason calls in to break the tie on whether KOD by J Cole is a classic.

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Music by Music by jorikbasov from Pixabay.

Back with a new episode. We discuss can Kenyan artists make big bank off albums, the show hosts respective best discographies, Zack and Denas' chemistry is still questioned by Mel, and also just so you know Mel has his hair dyed pink, listen in to get the low-down on that.

March 31st, 2021, marked the second year anniversary of the death of Grammy-award-winning rapper Nipsey Hussle. We celebrate him in this episode as well as Zack disputing whether he deserves legendary status. We also feature a lil bit of Grammy talk, with Nas as the main focus.

Also, have you thought of your prenuptial agreement, or have you even thought of having one in the first place?

Lastly, for many years Kenya has not had a sort of blanket sound that defines our music. Mel thinks we need one. Is it time we craft one?

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