This week, we’re putting you on to two underrated voices in hip-hop: Will Hill and Chris Crack. Their songs spark a deeper conversation — what actually makes a beat freestyle-worthy? We break it all down while doing what we do best: highlighting fire music you might’ve missed.

Produced by Nolan Maraziti.

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In this episode of Song of the Week, Jordan and Bill bring two completely different but equally fire tracks to the table.

Jordan slows it down with “Grandma’s Hands” by Bill Withers, a timeless soul classic that’s rich with emotion and family roots. Bill turns up the energy with “I Look Good” by La Reezy, a high-confidence anthem straight out of New Orleans with bounce, swagger, and heat.

Two different songs. Two different vibes. One dope conversation.

Produced by Nolan Maraziti.

Tap in to hear us break down what makes each track special and why they hit so differently.

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On this special episode of Song of the Week, our friend David Grunfeld makes his first guest appearance.

David selects “Got to Be Mine” by Vulfmon, bringing that signature funk and groove. Jordan chooses the timeless soul of “Forever” by Lee Fields, while Bill highlights “What’s Happening Brother” by Marvin Gaye, a classic with powerful messages.

Join us for a rich mix of funk, soul, and socially conscious music, brought to you by great friends and even greater tunes.

🎧 Produced by Nolan Maraziti.

On this special episode of Song of the Week, we sit down with independent Chicago hip-hop artist TBA.

TBA is an up-and-coming talent with a unique voice and a clear vision for breaking into the industry. Alongside the interview, we feature two of his standout tracks that showcase his style and potential.

Tune in to hear the story behind the music and discover fresh sounds from a rising artist making waves in Chicago’s hip-hop scene.

🎧 Produced by Nolan Maraziti.

On this episode of Song of the Week, Jordan and Bill dive into two very different but equally powerful tracks.

Jordan selects the classic “21 Questions” by 50 Cent featuring Nate Dogg—a standout from 50’s debut album that remains timeless. Bill brings “Oxford Circus,” a soulful track rich with groove and feeling.

Whether it’s iconic hip-hop or deep soul, this episode celebrates music that moves the heart and the head.

🎧 Produced by Nolan Maraziti.

In this episode of Song of the Week, Jordan and Bill share two soulful tracks that hit differently.

Jordan chooses “Gonna Love Me” from Teyana Taylor’s acclaimed album KTSE, calling it his favorite cut and a masterclass in emotional R&B. Bill digs into “Deep in My Bag” by Primo Rice, highlighting its rich production and smooth flow.

Tune in for an episode full of deep vibes and heartfelt grooves.

🎧 Produced by Nolan Maraziti.

On this episode of Song of the Week, Bill and Jordan celebrate some of the best rapper/producer duos in hip-hop history.

Bill shines a light on “Z4L” by Smino, showcasing the seamless blend of rap and production that defines his sound. Jordan counters with Pip Millett’s soulful cover of “Try a Little Tenderness,” highlighting the emotional depth and artistry behind the performance.

Join the conversation as they explore dynamic collaborations that push the boundaries of hip-hop and soul.

🎧 Produced by Nolan Maraziti.