On this episode of Music and Makeup, I’m sharing my thoughts on Late to My Own Funeral, the newest project from Detroit’s own Boldy James and Montreal producer Nicholas Craven. This album is full of the sharp lyrics and reflective storytelling that has become Boldy's signature. Craven’s production layers soul samples and eerie loops under bars that feel both heavy and intentional.

I’m breaking down standout tracks and how this project fits into Boldy’s prolific run over the last few years.

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In this episode of Music and Makeup, I'm reviewing Clipse’s long-awaited album Let God Sort ‘Em Out. It’s been over fifteen years since we’ve heard Pusha T and Malice together on a full project, and baby… they had something to say. I’m breaking down the bars, the beats, the production choices, and whether this comeback hit the mark or missed the moment.

Welcome back Saints and Aint's! This episode, I am reviewing new music from Willie the Kid & Real Bad Man, Boldy James and V Don and Monday Night and Michaelangelo. On the makeup, I'm using the Juvia's Place and Fenty Beauty Eyeshadow Sticks to create a sultry summer look. I'm also trying the new Cheek Thrills Blush from Morphe in the shade Wine and Dine.

Welcome back Saints and Aint's! This episode, I am celebrating the 21's anniversary of MF DOOM and Madlib's 2004, 'Madvillainy.'

Welcome back Saints and Aint's! This episode, I am reviewing the new album "Token of Appreciation" by Boldy James and Chuck Strangers and "Catch Me if You Can 2' by Willie the Kid and Don. On the makeup, I'm using new products from Danessa Myricks, NARS, and Makeup Forever courtesy of my latest trip to Sephora.

Welcome back Saints and Aint's! This episode, I am reviewing the album "12" by Westside Gunn. On the makeup, I'm already dreaming of summer with this sunset inspired eyeshadow look using the Juvia's Place Culture 2 palette.

Welcome back Saints and Aint's! On this week's episode of Behind the Beat, I sit down with hip-hop artist Doe Boy Philly to talk about his new album Snaps on the Petro and his love for 90’s culture and soul music.

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In this episode of Behind the Beat, I sit down with K!ng Kong Gotcha aka Dout Gotcha, a true VA hip hop staple. From his time as the Clipse’s original DJ to creating his own mixtapes and albums, he has worn many hats in the game. We talk about his early days in Virginia Beach and his work with Clipse, and what the 757 scene means to the culture. We also get into his solo projects like Million Dollar Phone and Something in the Blender, a tape that features him rapping over beats from 757 producers and artists. Plus, we explore his life as a DJ in Columbia, his podcast Smoke 1, and his cannabis company Supply Chain.

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