Following the passing of Sway Dasafo after a lengthy health battle, Miss Lou and Mr Drew share their personal memories of British rapper and what he meant to the scene.

Despite “not doing politics”, this week, Ed Sheeran has found himself at the centre of a political storm after Robert Kraft had Macklemore booted off his US tour for saying 2 words he didn’t like. Does Ed deserve all the flack coming his way?

And with Papoose and Remy Ma making diss records about each other is this the unhealthiest marital relationship in hip-hop history?

How on earth did Chris Brown think he’d get away with bottling someone in the club - and does grainy CCTV prove he did it? Miss Lou and Mr Drew discuss his suspended sentence - and the role of his vocal coach in the ruckus.

Meanwhile, is Nicki Minaj really going all in on Donald Trump? The hosts react to her credentials to be the next US press secretary.

And in other news Jay-Z books himself the Super Bowl half-time slot while Lil Wayne announces his engagement to a woman younger than his daughter.

What on earth gives Fat Joe the right to fight for the right to check around the n-word? Miss Lou and Mr Drew tackle to Terror Squad’s awkward defence of using the term.

Meanwhile Miss Lou gives her verdict on Why Did I Get Married Again?, which features the return of Jill Scott. Plus we celebrate the launch of the UK R&B chart and look back at massive moments on stage in the UK for Jay-Z and Mavado and Vybz Kartel.

Mr Drew and Miss Lou give a detailed verdict on the Donell Jones and Joe Thomas Verzuz - a heavyweight R&B clash that was heavily one-sided, but important for the culture!

And as the Dolly Parton dies aged 80 they assess her iconic impact before looking back on the 25th anniversary of Aaliyah’s passing.

Miss Lou and Mr Drew review the past few weeks of a summer spent outside watching live music.

They look back on a triumphant show for Donell Jones and Ginuwine before hitting the festival scene...First up is the Diaspora Calling! event, headlined by Lauryn Hill and featuring Wyclef and Erykah Badu. Then a soul fan's dream lineup on Day 2 of The Roots festival sees them take in artists including Musiq, Anthony Hamilton and Floetry.

Get your ticket for Mr Drew's Summer In The City old school birthday party on Saturday August 29:

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Mr Drew and Miss Lou catch up with afro house DJ/producer/songwriter N:Fostell for this special episode.

The man formerly known as DJ Naughty discusses his funky house roots, his partnership with DJ Makten and the story behind the ICU Coco Jones remake going viral.

Also, he has his say on the Krept criticism and Usher’s concert controversy, and plays “choose it or lose it” with some classic records.

Miss Lou and Mr Drew countdown their favourite actors turned singers. Who are the greatest ever to make the leap from the screen to the charts. Does Zendaya top Ariana Grande? Who did it better: Eddie Murphy or Jamie Foxx?

Miss Lou and Mr Drew look back at one of the best R&B albums of all times - Bobby Brown’s Don’t Be Cruel is now 35 years and sounding as good as ever.

Also there's a look at the latest from Jay-Z's concert dates, which are coming to London this September, on Beyonce's birthday.