Get stuck off the realness as Sumit and Chris break down the important issues in Hip Hop music, culture and politics. From high-brow deep dives to low-end theories, expect clinical analysis and subjective perspectives from these two Rap Scientists. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy (https://acast.com/privacy) for more information.
What this show covers
Rap IndustryLewis ParkerKendrick LamarIrv GottiHip-Hop Newsunderground rapindie hip-hopmusic booksrecord labels1995-2005music tributeMF DOOMMM..FOODaudio dramaCryptocurrency
What listeners will find here
A packed hip-hop news roundup, from Irv Gotti to Kendrick’s Grammy sweep
This preview, based only on the published show notes, points to a fast-moving weekly rap roundup covering major headlines and industry chatter. Expect discussion of Irv Gotti’s death, Kendrick’s Grammy wins, label controversy, and a few brewing disputes.
A show-notes preview of a deep dive into indie hip-hop’s 1995–2005 golden era
Based on the episode notes, this installment features author and journalist Ben Pedroche discussing his new book, Independent as Fuck: Underground Hip-Hop from 1995-2005. Expect conversation around how the book came together, key indie labels, and the artists, records, and albums that defined the era.
An audio-drama trip into MF DOOM’s MM..FOOD world
This preview points to a special audio drama where Sumit Sharma and Chris Mitchell head into the fictional world of Latveria to explore the layers of MF DOOM’s MM..FOOD. Based on the show notes, expect a mix of memory, mystery, music, and appearances from friends and fans of DOOM.
A deep-rap rabbit hole with Kane Mayfield, from blockchain to Big Pun
This preview is based only on the episode’s published show notes. It suggests a wide-ranging conversation with DC artist Kane Mayfield that starts around music and crypto, then turns into an intense rap-nerd exchange on lyricism, influences, and underground favorites.
Apollo Brown and Bronze Nazareth reunite to talk friendship, legacy, and a new duo album
This preview is based on the episode’s published show notes, not the full audio. Apollo Brown and Bronze Nazareth join the pod after releasing Funeral For A Dream to discuss working together, their decades-long friendship, memories of Kevlaar 7, and future dream collaborations.
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