On this episode: Catsanova, Mic, and A.K have a follow up discussion of last episodes "Coast to Coast" chat. Highlighting, debating, and celebrating Southern and Midwest artist. From the new sounds of Houston's Don Toliver to the Midwest pioneer like Bone Thugs-N-Harmony. Lil' Waynes impact on rap, Migos Fashion sense, Gangster rap culture, Big Sean bars, and many other thought-provoking topics.
Playlist
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Ms Jackson by Outkast on Stankonia (LaFace) -
Just Us (feat. SZA) by DJ Khaled on Father of Asahd (We The Best) -
Still Tippin (Feat Slim Thug And Paul Wall) by Mike Jones on The American Dream (Warner) -
Cardigan by Don Toliver on Heaven Or Hell (WeRunItEnt) -
Make 'Em Say Ugh by Master P on Ghetto D (Priority) -
2STYLISH by Jack Harlow on Sweet Action (Atlantic) -
A Milli by Lil Wayne on Tha Carter III (Cash Money Records) -
Int'l Players Anthem (I Choose U) by UGK on Underground Kingz (Jive) -
Sippin On Some Syrup ( Feat. UGK & Project Pat) by Three 6 Mafia on When The Smoke Clears (Loud) -
Like a Pimp by David Banner on Mississippi: The Album (UMG) -
All Falls Down (feat. Syleena Johnson) by Kanye West on The College Dropout (Def Jam) -
Won't Do by J Dilla on The Shining (BBE Music) -
Blessings by Big Sean ft Drake on Dark Sky Paradise (Def Jams) -
Selfish (feat. Kanye West & John Legend) by Slum Village on Detroit Deli (Capitol) -
Day And Night by Kid Cudi on Man on the Moon (GOOD Music) -
1st of Tha Month by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony on E. 1999 Eternal (Ruthless) -
Overnight Celebrity by Twista & Kanye West on Kamikaze (Atlantic)