
Talking all things Rap & Hip-Hop, from the UK to across the pond. The facts are black and white, but our opinions are somewhere in the middle. New episodes are available on the 10th and 25th of each month!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 126 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic HistoryMusic Commentary | |||

We get into the fallout from the latest Grammy Awards, with a spotlight on Kendrick Lamar’s historic wins and all the drama around the Best Rap Album category.
We talk about where the line sits between commercial success and real artistic merit, ho... more
We break down A$AP Rocky’s fresh album Don’t Be Dumb, out January 16, 2026 – chatting themes, bangers like collabs with Tyler, The Creator and Doechii, and its experimental vibe that could shake up hip-hop.
We talk about J. Cole’s recent freestyles,... more
THIS WAS RECORED BEFORE HIS RECENT ALBUM DROPPED.
His Rise… and Fall (2011-2018)?
• What were our introductions to A$AP Rocky?
• LiveLoveA$AP - revolutionary or overrated; was this mixtape a good thing for NYC Hip-Hop?
• Discuss the impact of the l... more
We discuss our most anticipated music projects for 2025, reflecting on the impact of 2025's releases including A$AP Rocky, Drake's Ice Man, J. Cole's 'The Fall Off' (again), Yasin Bey (again), The Alchemist (again), Baby Keem (again) Stove God as wel... more
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Focused on the diverse world of rap and hip-hop, this series provides insightful commentary on both new releases and classic tracks, bridging the gap between UK and US artists. With lively discussions and debates, the hosts analyze musical themes, industry trends, and notable figures within the genre. Each episode features a mix of critical reflections on albums, artist legacies, and cultural impact, ensuring listeners receive a blend of entertainment and education about the evolving hip-hop landscape. Unique elements include bracket-style assessments and in-depth explorations of top albums from various eras, often complemented with personal anecdotes for a richer experience.
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