Rhymes Like Dimes Podcast

We're back with our last episode of 2022 listing our favourite rappers, albums, producers and verses of the year. We also discuss the albums that disappointed us the most, the rappers who surprised us the most and look back on predictions we made at the end of 2021 about the state of hip-hop and rap in the US and the UK. Follow and subscribe to Rhymes Like Dimes: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/rhymesdimespod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rhymesdimespod

This week, we're joined by Louis Culture, a rapper, producer and DJ from South London making anthemic music for cool kids, outcasts and havenots alike. We get into his origins taking in music as a child, how he found his identity on the streets of the London, the meaning of the word 'alternative,' his favourite rappers, his collective Elevation Meditation, his new project 'When Life Presents Obstacle' and much more! Follow and subscribe to Rhymes Like Dimes: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod Follow Louis Culture: https://www.instagram.com/louisculture/ https://twitter.com/louis_culture Stream 'When Life Presents Obstacle': https://louisculture.ffm.to/w-l-p-o

This week we're joined by the family, Abiade, to discuss the undisputed era of UK rap mixtapes, what they meant to the scene, what happened to some of its major players and how that period has impacted the current outlook of UK rap (3:03). We ponder the lack of artist development in the UK, how online virality has affected it and the lack of mediums in which artists can cultivate their skills (39:42). We show love to Ice Spice, dissect the 2023 Grammy nominations, recap a busy week of live shows and more! Artwork by Willkay. Follow and subscribe to Rhymes Like Dimes: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod Follow Abiade: https://www.instagram.com/abiade/

A bit of a freestyle episode, where we dissect whether Stormzy's first album, 'Gang Signs & Prayer,' is a classic, before breaking down what makes a classic album and whether achieving that distinction is difficult in 2022. We meander to talk about classic albums that shouldn't be, our favourite beefs, the modern music cycle, the 'sophomore slump,' New York rap post-50 Cent and more! Please excuse the audio quality early on. Follow and subscribe to Rhymes Like Dimes: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

Today we're joined by FLOHIO, a Nigeria-born, London-based MC who makes visceral, high-energy rap anthems for a generation and has worked with The Streets, Clams Casino and more. We get into her musical journey, including her come up performing at over 200 open mic nights, her favourite rappers ever, her writing and creative process, her debut album, 'Out of Heart,' which just dropped, and much, much more. What we've been listening to this week: FLOHIO Tory Lanez - Sorry 4 What K-Trap - The Last Whip 2 Asake - Mr. Money With The Vibe Peter Freddie Gibbs - Soul Sold Separately Rome Streetz - Kiss The Ring Ashley Henry - Beautful Vinyl Hunter Moe Symba - Results Take Time Lil Baby - It's Only Me Yemi Contour - Backwards Three 6 Mafia - Mystic Stylez Pinty - Pinty's House Ojerime - Bad Influence Follow and subscribe to Rhymes Like Dimes: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod Follow FLOHIO: https://twitter.com/flohio16 https://www.instagram.com/flohio_/

This week we're joined by promising South London rapper-producer ayrtn for a deep dive into his musical journey. He picks his top five favourite MCs and beatmakers then we touch on his catalogue, initially only wanting to produce first, his days on Soundcloud, his new project 'TOO AWESOME' and his upcoming national tour. What we've been listening to: Peter Al B Shore Mary J Blige Christopher Williams Moe Symba - Results Take Time Yemi Pete Rock - PeteStrumentals 2 Pete Rock - PeteStrumentals 3 Khrysis - Khrysis On The Board ayrtn J Dilla - Donuts Steve Lacy Knucks Bawo A$AP Rocky Frank Ocean Follow and subscribe to Rhymes Like Dimes: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod Follow ayrtn: https://twitter.com/ayrtn777 https://www.instagram.com/ayrtn777/

Just the three of us this week! We start this episode by paying our respects to Chris Kaba, also known as Madix of South London drill group 67, who was recently shot and killed by the police. We get into what we've been listening before stumbling into a chat about JAY-Z's much talked about verse on DJ Khaled's 'GOD DID' album, Hov's mention of UK legend Giggs and the UK's reaction (10:45). Switching our focus, we speak on hip-hop's relationship with mental health, exploring whether fans and the industry should be doing more to help artists affected (27:03). Finishing up, we list rappers we like everything about...except their music (51:57). R.I.P. Chris Kaba. What we've been listening to: Peter Juls - Sounds of My World Steve Lacy - Gemini Rights Roc Marciano & The Alchemist - The Elephant Man's Bones Danger Mouse & Black Thought - Cheat Codes Moe Kojey Radical - Reason To Smile DJ Khaled - GOD DID Yemi Kenny Beats - LOUIE Asake - Mr. Money With The Vibe davecreates - Amor Follow and subscribe to Rhymes Like Dimes: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

This week we're joined by Novelist, a London-based rapper, producer and label owner who came in the game as a wonderkid of grime and has become one of the most essential voices in UK music, using his music not only as a outlet for his talents but also as a force for social change. We take a deep dive into his origins, rapping on pirate radio, how grime found him, the music industry, his relationships with the likes of Skepta, Drake and Kanye West, uplifting his community and much more! Follow and subscribe to Rhymes Like Dimes: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod Follow Novelist: https://twitter.com/Novelist https://www.instagram.com/novelistguy/

We're back after a short absence and we're joined by one of the most consistent MCs to come out of the UK in the past decade, with one of the biggest catalogues to boot, West London rapper Lord Apex! We delve into his origins rapping in youth clubs with Lowkey, studying greats such as Nas and Big L, coming up via Soundcloud, social media, his music and relationship with the UK rap scene and...conspiracy theories? Before chopping it up about how he linked up with the likes of Mos Def, Westside Gunn, V-Don and more. He may or may not have called out Freddie Gibbs, Larry June and Danny Brown too. A fun-filled episode! Follow and subscribe to Rhymes Like Dimes: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod Follow Lord Apex: https://www.instagram.com/senseiapex/ https://twitter.com/SENSEIAPEX

It's a fiery one this week as we review Drake's new dance album, ‘Honestly, Nevermind' and assess how much longer he has at the top of the game (6:01). We ponder the perceived lack of UK rappers who are also label executives (38:31) and take a trip down memory lane naming a number of legendary rap tours we wish we could've gone to (58:58). We also get into what we've been listening to lately. What we've been listening to: Peter Aaron Ray - Hello Poison S.A.S. - Purple Hearts Drake - Honestly, Nevermind Elzhi & Georgia Anne Muldrow - Zhigeist Moe The Game - The R.E.D. Album Larry June - Smoothies in 1991 Drake - Honestly, Nevermind Yemi Westside Boogie - More Black Superheroes Cat Burns - emotionally unavailable Drake - Honestly, Nevermind Follow and subscribe to Rhymes Like Dimes: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

We're doing things a little different this week. We start with dissecting journalist Brian 'B. Dot' Miller's Best Rappers of the Midyear list (0:36), before discussing Young Thug, Gunna and YSL's legal troubles and whether rap lyrics should be used in a police investigation(25:35). We talk sampling and whether it's becoming too simplified in commercial rap (58:41) and name our favourite non-rap features on rap songs (1:22:35). We also want to thank all of the listeners for getting us to over 30,000 streams! We are eternally grateful for your listenership. Follow and subscribe to Rhymes Like Dimes: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

A special one this week! We're joined by returning guest and one half of the This Could End Terribly podcast, Abiade, to review one of the most anticipated releases of the year, Kendrick Lamar's ‘Mr Morale & The Big Steppers' (4:41). Later, after Little Simz announced her inability to tour the USA due to financial reasons, we dissect the grind of independent artists and their standing in the music industry at large (58:02). We then run a topic back by revisiting London and voting which area of the UK capital has produced the best MCs. The 2022 edition (1:19:38). Follow and subscribe to Rhymes Like Dimes: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod Follow This Could End Terribly: https://linktr.ee/ThisCouldEndTerribly

This week we're joined by Asher Kosher, a London-based rapper, artist manager, community organiser and co-founder of Root 73, the artist hub and label that is home to one of the UK's hottest young MCs, Enny. We take a deep dive into his career, including finding rap music through old skating videos, opening up for KRS-One and The Pharcyde, running Root 73, working with Tion Wayne, discovering new artists and cultivating networks through music. What we've been listening to: Asher Knucks - Alpha Place Peter JVCK JAMES - On The Rocks Moe Jack Harlow - Come Home The Kids Miss You Yemi Surya Sen - At What Cost? Nia Archives - Forbidden Feelingz Follow and subscribe to Rhymes Like Dimes: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

The 70th! We assess the rap game and whether its going through a golden era similar to the late 1980s and early 1990s and what a golden era looks like in 2022 (11:45). We talk female rappers and why we've never seen all women rap supergroups over the years and the challenges they face in general (36:43). For fun we then name the part of New York that has produced the best MCs (1:03:54). What we've been listening to: Peter Pusha T - It's Almost Dry Phabo - Soulquarius Frank Ocean - Channel Orange Syd - Broken Hearts Club Charles Mingus - Black Saint and the Sinner Lady Yemi Vince Staples - Ramona Park Broke My Heart Syd - Broken Hearts Club Sunni Colon - Juju & The Flowerbug Digga D - Noughty By Nature Fly Anakin - Frank Follow and subscribe to Rhymes Like Dimes: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

We're talking all things UK this week! We get into what we've been listening to this week (3:46) before analysing when might be the time British Rap is acknowledged by the Grammy Awards, following the recent ceremony (11:14). We get into one the UK's most treasured collectives, The Movement, and why the team of Ghetts, Scorcher, Wretch 32, Devlin and Mercston never became a fully fledged group (35:48) and, after listing the best US producers every year since 1990 on the last pod, we take it to the UK to list the best beat makers every year since the year 2000 (59:29). What we've been listening to: Peter Alex Isley & Jack Dine - Marigold Max Roach - Members Don't Get Weary Fela Kuti - Confusion Moe J Hus - Big Conspiracy Pusha T ft JAY-Z & Pharrell - Neck & Wrist Yemi Shae Universe - Unorthodox Cruel Santino - Subaru Boys: Final Heaven Iblss - raja's sun Follow us and subscribe: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

Another week, another pod! We give some much deserved flowers to Kojey Radical by reviewing his debut album ‘Reason To Smile' (6:47) before discussing whether Chicago's very own Chief Keef is a hip-hop legend (31:15). We're also talking producers by naming the best producer alive every year since 1990, thanks to the good people over at Complex (55:22), and end by naming the greatest beatmaker ever (1:24:28). What we've been listening to: Peter Benny The Butcher - Tana Talk 4 Conway The Machine - God Don't Make Mistakes Lucky Daye - Candydrip Robert Glasper - Black Radio 3 Moe Kojey Radical - Reason To Smile The Diplomats - Diplomatic Immunity Digga D - Life of a Real G (Freestyle) Yemi Hak Baker - Misled Ego Ella May - Field Notes II Benny The Butcher - Tana Talk 4 Follow us and subscribe: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

This week we're joined by Sian Anderson, one of the most trusted voices in the music industry, DJ, radio host and broadcaster for BBC Radio 1Xtra and A&R & Marketing Executive for Parlophone Records. She maps out her come up as a writer for Live Magazine and radio host for Rinse FM and 1Xtra as well as her transition to working for a record label, before breaking down work with Ed Sheehan, missing out on signing Unknown T, how to gain an artist's trust when developing them and advice for those who want to enter the music industry. What we've been listening to: Sian SNE - Bouquet Lotto Ash - Give You Ama Lou - Trust Nobody Peter Kojey Radical - Reason To Smile Moe Central Cee - 23 Tion Wayne - Green With Envy BenjiFlow - The Thrill Yemi Salamanda - Sphere Steam Down - Five Fruit Junglepussy - JP5000 Follow us and subscribe: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

We begin this week's episode by paying tribute to the late, great Jamal Edwards, the founder of SBTV who sadly passed away last week (2:54). Fantasy booking is the wave as we imagine what hip-hop would look like if Roc-A-Fella Records hadn't broken up (22:37). We then dissect whether mainstream UK rap has peaked (48:40). What we've been listening to: Peter Mary J Blige - Good Morning Gorgeous Ohbliv - Foreverness Abhi/Dijon - The Montana EP Moe Kanye West - The College Dropout, Late Registration, Graduation Yemi Central Cee - 23 Nicholas Craven - Craven N 3 King Crimson - In The Court of the Crimson King Tracy Chapman - Tracy Chapman Follow us and subscribe: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

This week, we salute Snoop Dogg on his acquiring of Death Row Records and send some love to Isaiah Rashad (16:00), before chopping up why some rappers that also produce can struggle to balance the two (20:49). We get into our conspiracy bag and ponder whether there has been a systematic attempt to dumb us down with the content of mainstream rap over the years (44:21) then rants are pending as we talk the worst live shows we've attended (1:15:51). What we've been listening to: Peter Nas - Nasir Yung Bleu - Moon Boy VanJess - Homegrown Moe Snoop Dogg (ft Nas) - Conflicted Yemi Saba - Few Good Things Erykah Badu - Mama's Gun Jorge Ben - Africa Brasil Follow us and subscribe: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

Never a dull day in podland! We're talking crews this week and discussing whether rap groups are built to last or resigned to crumbling. We talk the Mount Rushmore of hip-hop once again, but this time arguing whether it can exist without some of the genre's early pioneers. Later, we name some singing rappers that should've never started singing in the first place. What we've been listening to: Peter BenjiFlow - The Thrill Benny The Butcher ft J. Cole - Johnny P's Caddy Lucky Daye - Table For Two Manny Wells - Mirage Moe Jay-Z - Vol 2: Hard Knock Life Nas - Untitled Yemi BenjiFlow - The Thrill FKA twigs - CAPRISONGS Che Noir - Food For Thought Follow us and subscribe: linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

Your boys are back with the first RLD drop of 2022! We begin by recapping our Christmases and what we've been listening to recently, before discussing if and why rappers that made their name in the 1980s weren't largely able to make a successful transition to the game in the 1990s (17:32). Off the back of criticism of Roddy Ricch's latest album, we ponder whether young artists are being written off too quickly and given enough time to develop (43:13). We chop up Bobby Schmurda's status in rap and whether he's on the clock (59:08)and then pick a rapper from the 80s and partner them with a producer from a different era (1:15:01). What we've been listening to: Peter Art School Girlfriend - Is It Light Where You Are? Nas - Magic Kirby - Sis, He Wasn't The One Joyce Wrice - Overgrown Curren$y x The Alchemist - Covert Coup Moe Cordae - From A Bird's Eye View Nas - Illmatic Rick Ross - Richer Than I Ever Been Yemi Cordae - From A Bird's Eye View Earl Sweatshirt - SICK! Gunna - DS4EVER Follow us and subscribe: linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

In our last episode of 2021, we round up the year by breaking down our favourite albums, rappers, tracks, producers and verses. We also make some bold predictions for 2022 and revise our lists for our favourite rappers of all time. Thank you so much for your listenership over the last year, we are eternally grateful. Follow us, subscribe and sign up to our mailing list: linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

We're back after a short hiatus! We start by summarising our time away, including two of us catching Covid and group a trip to Sweden. We recap some of the biggest happenings in the hip-hop world in our absence, including Kanye West's Drink Champs interview, Drake and Kanye squashing their beef, the Astroworld tragedy and the death of Young Dolph (6:09). Later, following Benny The Butcher signing to Def Jam, we discuss whether Griselda has peaked in quality and popularity (56:42), and then we hear from you and chop up an opinion sent to us by one of our listeners(1:17:33). Follow us, subscribe and sign up to our mailing list: linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

It's the 60th edition and its a special one! We switch it up to present an episode solely on that age old staple of hip-hop: battle rap. We're joined by Rinse FM host Chris The Capo, host of the Battle on the Roof Podcast. We get into the history of battle rap and how it's developed over the years (17:24), before discussing why it has never really caught on in the UK (33:49). We debate why it's been difficult for battle rappers to crossover to become successful musicians (53:09), and we name five battles you need to watch if you're a beginner (58:42). Follow us, subscribe and sign up to our mailing list: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod Follow Chris The Capo: 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christhecapo/ Follow Battle On The Roof: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/battleontheroof/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BattleOnTheRoof

On our 59th we're joined by writer, content creator and personality Mimi The Music Blogger (Complex, JD Sports, 1Xtra) to chop it up about her passion for music and journey through the industry (14:08). Later, off the strength of a CONTROVERSIAL take from Peter, we discuss whether UK great Skepta makes good albums and whether that matters for his overall legacy (53:43). We dissect whether UK artists are blowing up too fast (1:12:49) and pick our top 5 most underrated MCs (1:37:02). Follow us, subscribe and sign up to our mailing list: linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod Follow Mimi The Music Blogger: Twitter: https://twitter.com/mdaixo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mimithemusicblogger

Another week, another pod! We begin with an apology from Yemi after his controversial list (2:01) and Moe heaps praise on Ja Rule (3:42). We then review Little Simz's new album 'Sometimes I Might Be Introvert' and her status in the scene (20:22). Later, we individually pick the WORST song from an amazing album that still fits the album (1:04:08). Follow us, subscribe and sign up to our mailing list: linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

Your boys are back with the pod vibrations! This week we review two of the most anticipated albums of the year, Kanye West's 'Donda' (09:40)and Drake's 'Certified Lover Boy' (48:01), and chop up the simmering tension between the two titans (1:16:35)

We're back sooner than usual! We had to jump on Zoom real quick to review one of the biggest rap albums coming out of the UK this year, 'We're All Alone In This Together' by Dave. We get into our general thoughts, favourite moments, bars and what the album means for the 23-year-old's fast growing legacy. Follow us and subscribe: linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

Another day, another pod! This week we acknowledge the halfway point of the year by listing our favourite rap albums of the year so far (17:55). We then discuss how to spot the signs that an artist is falling off, or on the decline (50:46). Finally, as we are big wrestling fans here at RLD, we recite our favourite songs and lyrics that reference the great sport (1:17:15). Follow us and subscribe: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

It's the 55th edition and this week we're talking strictly UK. We discuss the trouble UK artists have had with making albums that can be considered seminal or classics in the past (16:38) before doing some fantasy booking and imagining the grime scene if Meridian Dan didn't release his seismic 2014 single, ‘German Whip' (51:25). We then list our individual favourite UK albums of all time (1:12:47). Follow us and subscribe: https://linktr.ee/rhymesdimespod

Your boys are back and this week, we review the new Migos album 'Culture III,' a project that drew mixed reactions from us. Later, we break down the Mount Rushmore of Rap over the eras, picking the four most important and influential artists over a four-year period. We also do the same for the UK but over the decades of the 90s, 00s and 10s. Follow us on socials: Instagram: www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod Twitter: www.twitter.com/rldpod Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5UgEmgPF1WEVPGywTWI7HA?si=OWDTyHbPTyG7lae-OL6pTQ DOOM Deep Cuts - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lsY3aOLuWFVU9z0Gu4nDI?si=GhqAQjBTSTyYP9gPiP2Wvw Westside Gunn Essentials - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4UPxrNhOXxvDSSFUBuYmmn?si=9lVxHd-oRl64VsQiWMyj6g Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

We're back with another helping and this week, we discuss the position radio plays in building the UK black music scene and whether or not it is still relevant. Later, we talk about how the co-sign affects the culture and if it still matters to hip-hop. Then, we imagine ourselves as radio hosts and individually pick the names of our shows, the first tracks we would play and the first guests we would have. Follow us on socials: Instagram: https://instagram.com/rhymesdimespod Twitter: https://twitter.com/rldpod Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5UgEmgPF1WEVPGywTWI7HA DOOM Deep Cuts - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lsY3aOLuWFVU9z0Gu4nDI Westside Gunn Essentials - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4UPxrNhOXxvDSSFUBuYmmn Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

On this week's episode, we pay tribute to a true icon not just of rap but of music and entertainment period: the one and only Missy Elliot. We take a deep dive into her catalogue, her impact, what makes her special and the artists we'd love to see Missy executive produce. Follow us on socials: Instagram: https://instagram.com/rhymesdimespod Twitter: https://twitter.com/rldpod Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5UgEmgPF1WEVPGywTWI7HA DOOM Deep Cuts - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lsY3aOLuWFVU9z0Gu4nDI Westside Gunn Essentials - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4UPxrNhOXxvDSSFUBuYmmn Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

Your boys are back with the banter and controversial rap opinions! This week we review one of the most anticipated releases of the year so far, J. Cole’s ‘The Off Season,’ before examining the importance of the mixtape to the modern game and how its definition has evolved over time. Later, we pick out favourite moments where a rapper took a hot line and made it a hot song. Follow us on socials: Instagram: https://instagram.com/rhymesdimespod Twitter: https://twitter.com/rldpod Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5UgEmgPF1WEVPGywTWI7HA DOOM Deep Cuts - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lsY3aOLuWFVU9z0Gu4nDI Westside Gunn Essentials - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4UPxrNhOXxvDSSFUBuYmmn Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

On our 50th episode, we’re joined by London-born, Birmingham-based rapper Kofi Stone for an in-depth chat about his music, influences and come up. Later we discuss what backpack rap means in 2021, how it has aged since its introduction in the late 1990s and early 2000s, where the term came from and who can still be classed as a a backpack rapper. We also name albums we’d have loved to have been in the studio sessions for. Follow us on socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod Twitter: https://twitter.com/rldpod Follow Kofi Stone: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kofistone_/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/KofiStone_ Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5UgEmgPF1WEVPGywTWI7HA DOOM Deep Cuts - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lsY3aOLuWFVU9z0Gu4nDI Westside Gunn Essentials - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4UPxrNhOXxvDSSFUBuYmmn Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

This week’s episode is arguably our most important yet. We’re joined by fellow podcaster Eboni, from the TBH Podcast, to discuss the sensitive topic of misogyny and colorism in hip-hop, why it exists, how it works and who it affects. Later, we ponder the perceived lack of female producers in the game, before choosing our favourite rap songs made for movies. Eboni also breaks down how she got into rap, her favourite rappers and much more. Follow us on socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod Twitter: https://twitter.com/rldpod Follow Eboni: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ebzworldpeace Twitter: https://twitter.com/ebzworldpeace Follow TBH Podcast: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tbhpod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/tbh_pod Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5UgEmgPF1WEVPGywTWI7HA DOOM Deep Cuts - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lsY3aOLuWFVU9z0Gu4nDI Westside Gunn Essentials - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4UPxrNhOXxvDSSFUBuYmmn Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

This week, we're joined by Joseph 'JP' Patterson, Editor In Chief of Complex UK and Founder of TRENCH Mag, to imagine the UK grime scene if Tinie Tempah hadn't dropped his seminal 2010 hit, 'Pass Out' and what the scene would look like. We also individually name our top four MCs to take to a pirate radio set. JP also opens up about his journey as a writer, dropping gems on how to get into the writing game. Follow us on socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5UgEmgPF1WEVPGywTWI7HA?si=OWDTyHbPTyG7lae-OL6pTQ DOOM Deep Cuts - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lsY3aOLuWFVU9z0Gu4nDI?si=GhqAQjBTSTyYP9gPiP2Wvw Westside Gunn Essentials - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4UPxrNhOXxvDSSFUBuYmmn?si=9lVxHd-oRl64VsQiWMyj6g Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

It’s another episode with a UK twist this week as we review East London rapper Ghetts’ third studio album, 'Conflict Of Interest,' and how it will affect the grime icon’s legacy, before examining the impact of So Solid Crew on the scene at large. Later, we name (respectfully) some of the worst members of rap groups. Follow us on socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/rhymesdimespod Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5UgEmgPF1WEVPGywTWI7HA?si=uojUxoOTTNCByoPt0rRnww DOOM Deep Cuts - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5lsY3aOLuWFVU9z0Gu4nDI?si=KFGcxLQ4RbeVU_CA9Xn16Q Westside Gunn Essentials - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4UPxrNhOXxvDSSFUBuYmmn?si=yqia87tKQDC4Qb5pvmPhLQ Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

This week, we take off our London-centric hats and break down why it is harder for UK rappers outside of the capital to get the attention some of them deserve. Later, we discuss what makes someone the 'Best Rapper Alive' and name our favourite second act rappers. Follow us on socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/rhymesdimespod Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/737J8F4ODMjzImBRqkJpwf They Don’t Make Them Like This No Mo’ (Old School Bangers) - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6RLzc8oVIXRzLJSZi1rvIw DOOM Deep Cuts - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5vl19ifJpRVqdb5RiO8COt Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

This week, we get into a spirited debate about whether A$AP Rocky and the A$AP Mob have reached their full potential or if they have left a lot to be desired. Later, we discuss the curious case of the double album, why many rappers make them, why many cannot pull it off and whether the double album should remain a thing in hip-hop. Finally, we pick our favourite rap interludes that should have been longer. Follow us on socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod Twitter: https://twitter.com/rhymesdimespod Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/737J8F4ODMjzImBRqkJpwf They Don’t Make Them Like This No Mo’ (Old School Bangers) - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6RLzc8oVIXRzLJSZi1rvIw DOOM Deep Cuts - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5vl19ifJpRVqdb5RiO8COt Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

It’s a new year and a new episode from your boys. We kick off the new year in a reflective mood as we discuss the passing, legacy and impact of the immortal MF DOOM, one of the greatest rappers to ever live. Later, we ponder what happens to rappers once they die and how they are remembered, then name the rappers with the worst, most intolerable fanbases. In honour of DOOM we curated a special playlist of some of his best deep cuts - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5vl19ifJpRVqdb5RiO8COt Follow us on socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod Twitter: https://twitter.com/rhymesdimespod Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-690544584 Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/737J8F4ODMjzImBRqkJpwf They Don’t Make Them Like This No Mo’ (Old School Bangers) - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6RLzc8oVIXRzLJSZi1rvIw Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

In our final episode of 2020, we dig deep into the year that was, selecting our individual favourite albums, rappers and tracks of the year, as well as those that may have disappointed us a tad. Later, we get into our prediction bag and make calls for 2021, and assess how much we got our 2020 predictions right. Thank you so much for your listenership over the last year, we are eternally grateful. Follow us on Soundcloud, Spotify and wherever you get your podcasts; it really does help us. Follow us on socials: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod/ Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/rhymesdimespod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/rhymesdimespod/ Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/737J8F4ODMjzImBRqkJpwf They Don’t Make Them Like This No Mo’ (Old School Bangers) - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6RLzc8oVIXRzLJSZi1rvIw Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

This week, we address the allegations levelled at UK rappers Octavian and Dutchavelli, before discussing how long trap music will remain the commercial sound of rap. Later, we list our favourite rap opinions that people have tried to make popular but shouldn't. Please follow us on Soundcloud, Spotify and wherever you get your podcasts; it really does help us. Follow us on socials: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod/ Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/rhymesdimespod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/rhymesdimespod/ Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/737J8F4ODMjzImBRqkJpwf They Don’t Make Them Like This No Mo’ (Old School Bangers) - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6RLzc8oVIXRzLJSZi1rvIw Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

This episode is another freestyle as the boys discuss Headie One vs Tion Wayne, street beef spilling into music, whether artists should give back to their hoods and more. Please follow us on Soundcloud, Spotify and wherever you get your podcasts; it really does help us. Follow us on socials: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod/ Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/rhymesdimespod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/rhymesdimespod/ Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/737J8F4ODMjzImBRqkJpwf They Don’t Make Them Like This No Mo’ (Old School Bangers) - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6RLzc8oVIXRzLJSZi1rvIw Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

This week, we shout out Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and pay our respects to the late rapper King Von, before reviewing Busta Rhymes' new album, 'Extinction Level Event 2.' Later, we discuss whether originality in hip-hop is difficult to achieve in 2020, and pick our favourite hip-hop rumours. We'd like to express our gratitude to everyone who has listened to the podcast since our beginning. We are very appreciative of all of you. Please follow us on Soundcloud, Spotify and wherever you get your podcasts; it really does help us. Follow us on socials: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod/ Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/rhymesdimespod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/rhymesdimespod/ Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/737J8F4ODMjzImBRqkJpwf They Don’t Make Them Like This No Mo’ (Old School Bangers) - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6RLzc8oVIXRzLJSZi1rvIw Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

This week the boys are joined by Kambi Thandi, host of the Crate 808 Podcast, to discuss the attributes of a great discography and albums by artists that would fit perfectly into another artist’s catalogue. Follow us: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod/ Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/rhymesdimespod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/rhymesdimespod/ Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/737J8F4ODMjzImBRqkJpwf They Don’t Make Them Like This No Mo’ (Old School Bangers) - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6RLzc8oVIXRzLJSZi1rvIw Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

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This week, the boys review Nas’ new album, King’s Disease, before spiralling into a detailed debate about what lyricism means. Later, they humorously pick the biggest lies rappers have ever told on wax. Follow us: Instagram - www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod/ Twitter - www.twitter.com/rhymesdimespod Facebook - www.facebook.com/rhymesdimespod/ Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/737J8F4ODMjzImBRqkJpwf?si=KTovz1XjTdW8sXq53ui48Q They Don’t Make Them Like This No Mo’ (Old School Bangers) - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6RLzc8oVIXRzLJSZi1rvIw?si=br4nxIq9TOuJH3G_xSXxPg Get in touch with us at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

After the criticism Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion have received from their ‘WAP’ music video, the boys discuss whether hip-hop has an issue with female rappers having sexual content. Then, they discuss new age rappers who could fill similar positions as Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole and Drake. Follow us: Instagram - www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod/ Twitter - www.twitter.com/rhymesdimespod Facebook - www.facebook.com/rhymesdimespod/ Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - open.spotify.com/playlist/737J8F4…ImR_-NiWovY664GA They Don’t Make Them Like This No Mo’ - open.spotify.com/playlist/6RLzc8o…-xS0-LWBs3ZKV18w Get in touch with us about anything at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

In a complete freestyle of an episode, the boys discuss Rick Ross vs 2 Chainz, Ross’ catalogue and Verzuz battles they would like to see along with a slew of other twists and turns. Follow us: Instagram - www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod/ Twitter - www.twitter.com/rhymesdimespod Facebook - www.facebook.com/rhymesdimespod/ Listen to our Spotify playlists: The Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/737J8F4ODMjzImBRqkJpwf?si=ev8JisImR_-NiWovY664GA They Don’t Make Them Like This No Mo’ - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6RLzc8oVIXRzLJSZi1rvIw?si=4JaqSV-xS0-LWBs3ZKV18w Get in touch with us about anything at rhymeslikedimespodcast@gmail.com.

This week, the guys discuss Giggs' impact on UK music and whether the scene he came from, road rap, still exists. They also pick classic Channel U videos they would've loved to direct. Follow us on Instagram (www.instagram.com/rhymesdimespod/), Twitter (www.twitter.com/rhymesdimespod) and Facebook (www.facebook.com/rhymesdimespod/). Black Lives Matter - https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/