The Urban Product

On this episode, MC EyeFlo joins the show. DME first encountered EyeFlo at a Testing Lab event and since then, they have been locked in. EyeFlo walks us through his upbringing and shows us how he got introduced to hip-hop. EyeFlo is the true definition of a MC by how he moves the crowd and puts on great shows. You get lost in his captivating performances while you listen to him spit beautiful imagery over soulful chops. Most recently, MC EyeFlo has released an EP on all streaming platforms titled, "From: Labor, To: Reward". Check it out while you tap into his story!

On this episode, Ea$tside $hee$h joins the show! The Roxbury native thrives in the culture of east coast hip hop. $hee$h delivers cutthroat lyricism over luxurious gutter production. His imagery gives you an insight on his Boston upbringing along with his journey to becoming who he is today. He mentions that he dreams of becoming a professional wrestler with the WWE. John Cena is a living example of how both worlds could combine for a Mass native. $hee$h claims his position within the Mass music scene as one of the best lyricists around. His most recent release, “Beautiful Ignorance” gives you a peak into $hee$h's mind in terms of how he views the world and his place in it. Tap in to hear where it all started!

On this episode, Cez joins the show to talk about his introduction to music along with his two most recent projects, “Product of the Pain” and “By All Means Necessary”.

On this episode, HENNESSY joins the show. HENNESSY is an R&B artists from Providence, Rhode Island. In December of 2022, she released her first EP, “Time Revealed”. The project takes us through her journey through the trials and tribulations of heartbreak. The EP contains only one feature from fellow Providence native, Storm Ford. HENNESSY shares her transition into becoming a musical artist from being an active member in her community's art scene. With immense support from her team, HENNESSY is anticipated to make major moves in 2023.

On this episode, DME & Rich take a trip to Brockton to kick it with Luke Bar$ at the Garage Media Center located next to the SoundLab. Luke makes his third appearance on the show to take a deep dive on his second studio album, “Angels Never Die”. He tackles topics such as grief, depression, lust, love, success, struggle, and faith on this album. With his sophomore effort, Luke aspired to take his craft to the next level and truly begin to expand his fan base. Features include Cousin Stizz, Max Moody, Notebook P, Dupes, and interludes from E. Luke tapped in with his right hand soldier, Kiron Akil, to produce the next chapter in the Brasi saga. “Angels Never Die” is out now on all streaming platforms.

In this episode, $hayBand$ pulls up to our studio to kick it and discuss her journey up to this point. We get into her latest project, “Pressure” as well as the creative process that goes into her music

On the first episode of 2023, DME & Rich return to catch up on what they missed during the break. They start by sharing their opinions on Tory Lanez being found guilty on three charges (07:00). Andrew Tate gets arrested for human trafficking and causes an uproar online (24:25). As more details come out, the RICO case against YSL is not looking for Young Thug (31:40). The fellas react to Damar Hamlin suffering cardiac arrest in the middle of a game (47:00). They share their goals for the new year and what they hope to accomplish (57:40). They discuss new and upcoming music from the Mass scene (59:00). They conclude the episode with their reality checks (01:08:35).

On this episode, DME & Rich recap the year in music and podcasting. A lot of reflection transpired throughout the episode with the fellas sharing multiple shout outs. They start off with sports: recapping the World Cup (02:25), the Patriots' embarrassing loss to the Raiders (08:00), and the Colts getting smacked by the Vikings (09:25). They end the sports conversation with Deion Sanders and his new coaching position (11:40). We announced it live on air last episode when Gunna was released from prison. Now, speculations show that Gunna may have snitched in order to get released. DME & Rich share their opinion (19:25). For the second half of the episode, they look back on the music that dropped in 2022. They shared their favorite projects (37:45), their favorite feature (47:45), and which artists were the most consistent this year (49:00). DME & Rich reflect on tWitch's passing and it led to a much needed talk on mental health (55:20). They conclude the yearly wrap up with their reality checks (01:09:09).

On this episode, DME & Rich return after a short break and they catch up with the rest of the world. Rich began the episode with updates on the Megan the Stallion vs Tory Lanez court case (02:15). Most of what we heard were already speculated when the incident first happened. An American reporter working the World Cup was found dead in Qatar and rumors of why he died are beginning to spread (14:15). DME & Rich have a conversation about being an outsider in dangerous territories. DME plays new music from Maye Star (21:10), initiating a discussion about the ascension of Mass hip hop. DME shares details about his past few months working closely with artists (26:10). He also premieres “Papi Style” by DeevoDaGenius, SeeFour, and Milkshaw Benedict on the show (38:40). Gunna is released from prison and the streets are TALKING (44:15). SZA returns after a seven year hiatus with “SOS” (46:00). The fellas take a deep dive on the album and judge the wait. Afterwards, they review Metro Boomin's new album, “Heroes & Villians” and much more (58:50). They conclude the episode with their reality checks (01:19:10).

On this episode, CD Rose joins the show! CD Rose is an R&B artist and songwriter from the Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. After injuring herself during basketball practice, she felt the need to switch hobbies and ultimately, she discovered her new passion for singing and creating music. She traveled to Atlanta and networked with the producers there to develop her sound. She met with Justice Baiden, one of the founders of LVRN, and was able to join a session with London on da Track. With Summer Walker being one of CD's biggest influences, CD was not going to miss this opportunity. After her time in Atlanta, she released her debut project, “Take Your Own Advice”. A year later, she released her new single, “Tsunami” and is working on her next project. CD is ready to put herself out there. She is looking to represent the LGBTQ+ community in the R&B space. She wants to create pure music about women loving other women and for it to be relatable too. If you listen to her music, you will learn that her message is universal amongst all of us. Tap in!

On this episode, DME & Rich are joined by Don Dzy. Back in 2018, Dzy was the first guest to be featured on the podcast. Four years later, Dzy returns to update us on where life has taken him. During the height of the pandemic, Dzy went away to serve time. In that time, the music scene began to expand and flourish all throughout Massachusetts with Dzy's absence felt by many. He worked on his craft and maintained his sanity while patiently awaiting his release. Since coming home, Dzy has successfully released four singles on YouTube and is ready to take his place back in the world. He premiered his latest single, "Struggle" at the the top of the episode. Tap in with Don Dzy for all future updates and releases!

On this episode, DME & Rich respond to the backlash Kanye West is facing (03:15) and share their Halloween plans (23:00). Drake and 21 Savage announce a joint album (30:35). Rihanna returns to music with a tribute to. Chadwick Boseman (35:05). The fellas review new music from Lil Baby (37:15), G Herbo (43:30), YoungBoy Never Broke Again (47:35), Fridayy (51:15), Quavo & Takeoff (54:35), and Tory Lanez (01:03:25). They conclude the episode with their reality checks (01:10:40).

On this episode, the fellas are joined by Van Buren Records! We all sat down to discuss the rise of Van Buren Records along with the release of their latest project, “DSM”. The collective dropped their debut project, “Bad for Press,” over a year ago and since then, outsiders are becoming familiar with Brockton, Massachusetts. The collective contains thirteen creatives ranging from musicians to designers. Each member shared where they are currently at in their musical careers and what is next in store for the group and for themselves individually. They recently announced that they will be opening up for Pusha T at the end of the month.

On this episode, DME and Rich discuss Ime Udoka's suspension (06:00), Tom Brady choosing football over his family (19:00), and updates on PnB Rock's murder (26:00). After catching up with recent news, the fellas review latest music from both industry and local artists. They review new music from EST Gee (33:45), DaBaby (39:00), Ice Spicee (50:25), GloRilla (54:10), BLEU (56:00), Bryson Tiller (56:45), Van Buren Records (01:02:10), Dun Dealy (01:12:45), Shaykh Hanif (01:18:00), Erdnaez the Weapon (01:22:00), and Kei (01:28:35). They conclude the episode with their reality checks (01:34:00).

On this episode, Twizz joins the show. Twizz is an 18 year old hip hop producer from the Forest Hills neighborhood in Boston. He recently received a platinum plaque for his involvement on a record with Polo G & NLE Choppa. DME and Rich look to find out how Twizz got to where he is today. He shares that he started producing on his grandmother's computer back in 2019. He picked up a piano, discovered that he enjoyed creating melodies, and that's when he realized this was now his passion. After networking with multiple people in the music industry, Twizz was able to get placements with several mainstream artists. Now, he is on his way to LA to begin his college career. If Twizz uses the same tactics he used back home, he will be able to make connections like it's nothing over in LA. Tap in with Twizz (@prod_twizz) and follow him on his journey!

On this episode, SeeFour joins the show. SeeFour is a creative from Boston, MA but developed his skills while residing in Brockton. After being introduced to gospel music and other gems from the 70's to the 90's, he gave music a chance. He started off as a singer before deciding to sharpen his rap skills as well. Now with two projects under his belt, SeeFour hopes to shock the world with what he has next!

On this episode, DME and Rich catch up over some great classics. They open the show with a discussion about Frank Ocean's trajectory after coming out to the public. After vibing out to some bops, they transition into their opinions about Lil Wayne announcing the future release of “Tha Carter VI” (09:20). Opinions differ about Wayne's past releases and DME doubts Wayne's ability to create a cohesive project. Afterwards, Rich opens up a much needed discussion about being the provider of your household (17:30). They go back and forth about their experiences of feeling pressured to provide for their loved ones. DME brightens the mood by sharing his sensual playlists and convincing Rich to also share what music he plays in the bedroom (31:00). Multiple classics were played. Feel free to add the music to your own library! After talking about a few new music releases, they conclude the episode with their reality checks (53:40).

On this episode, DME and Rich are joined by DeevoDaGenius. Deevo classifies himself as an essential hip hop producer and engineer. He and DME are both judges for the Testing Lab where they both met for the first time. The Testing Lab allows both DME and Deevo to lend their expertise to new and aspiring artists. Deevo's sound isn't for everybody. He also does not want just anyone's vocals on his production. His production requires high level rap, no gimmicks. Any time artists step into the booth with Deevo, they have to flex that lyrical muscle. His most recent project, “Untitled 005” is a true testament of that. Deevo breaks down the Mass music scene and his role in the it. He wants his music to stand the test of time and be a representation of the life he lives. Pass by the SoundLab in Brockton and you'll most likely find Deevo cooking up. Artists should elevate their craft by visiting the Lab. Tap in with DeevoDaGenius!

(PART 2 of 2) On this episode, DME & Rich are joined by Roxbury creative, Maye Star. The introduction details how DME discovered Maye Star almost ten years prior during the blog era, where a wave of Massachusetts artists were making their names known. After taking a hiatus from releasing music, Maye Star returned with three projects within a two year period. With a ten year perspective, Star has been an influence amongst his peers and it is reflected in the music. With no ceiling, he is on a mission to prove why he is the greatest of all time.

On this episode, DME & Rich are joined by Roxbury creative, Maye Star. The introduction details how DME discovered Maye Star almost ten years prior during the blog era, where a wave of Massachusetts artists were making their names known. After taking a hiatus from releasing music, Maye Star returned with three projects within a two year period. With a ten year perspective, Star has been an influence amongst his peers and it is reflected in the music. With no ceiling, he is on a mission to prove why he is the greatest of all time. (PART 1 of 2)

On this episode, the fellas discuss the Brittney Griner situation (11:30), long distance dating (21:30), sharing your truth (26:25), sleeping on someone's potential (31:40), pulling the race card in the workplace (37:15), and new music (48:20). They concluded the episode with their reality checks (01:03:20).

 On this episode, MOSA joins the show. MOSA shares stories of his upbringing and what made him commit to moving out of Massachusetts to chase his dreams. He connected with Jaz Prince's label, Young Empire Music Group and released his debut project, “Heartbreak University” last year. He takes us through his process of making the album along with the difficulties of releasing music. It's clear that MOSA is learning all he can about the music industry and how to utilize it to his advantage. Check back on MOSA in a few years, you'll be impressed by how far he'll go.

On the season eight premiere, DME & Rich catch up after a two month break. DME shares his Rolling Loud experience in Miami (03:45). Rich trashes Drake's latest album and claims Drake is currently on a decline (18:40). They briefly go through music that was released during the break (29:30). Rich gives an update on the YSL R.I.C.O. case (40:10). They go on to have a discussion about law enforcement's attack on hip-hop. They wrapped up the episode by highlighting the ongoing roofie problem in Boston (49:15). They conclude with their reality checks (56:00).

The season 7 finale is here! Before the crew takes a break, they link up to dissect Kendrick Lamar's new album: “Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers”. After a lengthy discussion of the album, they catch up with the latest news in the culture. They end the episode by reflecting over the season and sharing their personal highlights.

The finale. Rich talks the NBA Draft & the conference finals.

On this episode, the crew reacts to the reversal of the Roe vs Wade decision (02:45). That leads them into the conversation of whether or not they'd be able to manage having kids right now. They briefly talk about the annual Met Gala (14:10). The crew questions DaBaby's leadership after getting into a physical fight with his artist (18:55). Megan thee Stallion opens up to Gayle King about her shooting incident (26:50). A$AP Rocky has kept his name in headlines since Rihanna announced they were having a child (34:15). DME eagerly awaits new music from Kendrick Lamar (41:45). They review new music from Future (44:20), Kehlani (55:25), Blxst (57:50), Pusha T (01:00:15), and many more!

Tap in to hear Rich break down the NBA playoffs.

On this episode, the fellas are joined by Boston artist, Gio Dee. Gio Dee began his musical journey around 2012 when he was attending Boston University for audio engineering. He discovered his talent and quickly transitioned from being a student to becoming a rapper. After finding success in his newfound lane, Gio Dee found the courage to leave his home in Hyde Park, Massachusetts to chase his dreams in San Francisco, California. Almost ten years later, Gio has become a household name while collaborating with hometown favorites and aspiring artists. He shares details of his music making process and how becoming a father allowed him to be more vulnerable with his art. He has remained independent and has stayed consistent within the industry. The fellas discuss ways that Massachusetts could support their own and what to pay attention to in other states. They also discuss the importance of radio airplay and versatility. Tap in to learn about Gio Dee's story and be on the lookout for his next single dropping on May 11th followed up with a new project dropping this summer! Music from this episode: Gio Dee - “Celebrity” Gio Dee - “Unfinished Business” Millyz feat. Gio Dee - “Love/Hate” Gio Dee - “Mean It”

On this episode, the fellas are joined by Humbeats. Hum is a renowned producer from Randolph, Massachusetts. He has spent over ten years solidifying his position in the east coast music scene. His portfolio contains collaborations with Millyz, Dave East, Tsu Surf, Young Dolph, and many more. After gaining some momentum back home, Hum took his talents to Atlanta, one of hip-hop's most prominent areas. He quickly adapted to the fast paced environment that artists must work in if they want to stay afloat. He hopes to gather as much information as he can in Atlanta to bring back home. He lives by a motto which is also the name of his music label: Level Up Always. Hum applies that phrase to everything he does which has helped push him to greater heights. Tap in with Humbeats and learn about one of Massachusetts' pioneers for the new generation of hip-hop. Music from this episode: MonaVeli feat. Tsu Surf - Truth GNipsey - No Regret Tsu Surf feat. Fabolous & Kyle Banks - Recipe

On this episode, the crew is joined by Chizz Capo & SKTHAGR8. They both collaborated on an EP releasing next week on April 29th. The project is called “No Pass” with a feature from Boston's own Rosewood Bape. Throughout the episode, you'll learn about how Chizz and SK crossed paths and how it led to a beautiful partnership. They share how they were able to push each other beyond their limits to create the sound they were looking for. Their partnership is new but it is a pairing that has proven to have major potential. SK's major goal behind the boards was to make the music sound big and after you hear “Roll On”, you'll be asking yourself when is the next time you can see Chizz Capo perform live. “Purple” (feat. Rosewood Bape) is a track that will resonate well with the ladies and “Easy Days” is the motivational track all of us need to keep going. Tap in to hear more about both Chizz's journey and SK's story. Music from this episode: Chizz Capo & SKTHAGR8 - “Easy Days” Chizz Capo & SKTHAGR8 - “No Pass” Chizz Capo & SKTHAGR8 - “Roll On”

On this episode, the crew is joined by Boston artist, kei, along with her manager Sadiq. They both pulled up to the studio to discuss kei's latest project, “Baby Steps”. Throughout the episode, we learn about her background, how she became involved in music, and her experiences in the Mass scene. Her debut released back in July 2021 and since then, she has gone on to perform at a different variety of venues and has become a radiant light in any space she enters. She opens up about her art background, being a dancer and writing a book of poetry. Poetry eventually evolved into lyrics and “Baby Steps” was born. The project is six tracks long and the project displays kei's versatility and potential to get a crowd moving. Personal favorites are: “dead to me” and “Pressed”. She shares how she was able to construct most of her project during the pandemic and at the same time, she became more in touch with her spirituality. All of that is displayed in her performances. You can feel the energy while you're watching from your seat. kei is all about her growth. She is looking forward to embracing her newfound support and creating new waves within the scene.

Kansas wins the 2022 NCAA championship and Rich shares his predictions for the winners of the NBA season awards.

On this episode, the crew gives a quick update on the Will Smith / Oscars situation (02:00). DME asks Imani and Rich if they ever had to defend a loved one who embarrassed them publicly (08:55). They go on to recap the Grammy's and congratulate the winners (20:50). Together, they create a list of industry artists who have fallen off within the past few years (29:30). They review new music from Dreamville (01:02:00), City Girls (01:11:10), Rema (01:13:40), and more. They conclude the episode with their reality checks (01:20:40). Music from this episode: Baby Keem feat. Kendrick Lamar - Family Ties 2 Chainz feat. Gucci Mane & Quavo - Good Drank Big Sean feat. Nipsey Hussle - Deep Reverence Meek Mill feat. Lil Uzi Vert - Blue Notes 2 French Montana feat. Rick Ross, Drake, and Lil Wayne - Pop That Tee Grizzley feat. Lil Yachty- From the D to the A Bas feat. A$AP Ferg - Lifestyle Nas feat. Fivio Foreign & A$AP Ferg - Spicy City Girls & Fivio Foreign - Top Notch Rema & AJ Tracey - FYN Rema - Are You There Chris Brown - Under the Influence Dave East - 1000 Miles Masego - Navajo J. Cole - Freedom of Speech

NCAA Final Four

Updates on the NCAA tournament, Deshaun Watson, the Celtics are #1 in the east, and much more!

On this episode, the crew comes together to discuss this week's most viral moment: Will Smith and Chris Rock at the Oscars (01:45). Was the slap called for? Was it staged? What's Jada's role in everything? DME, Imani, and Rich discuss it all. Afterwards, they share stories about their worst jobs: Marshall's, the Cheesecake Factory, and DiBlasi's (22:15). They reacted to new music from Latto (33:50), Summer Walker (35:30), Nigo (36:25), Nicki Minaj (37:45), Fivio Foreign (39:20), and more. They conclude the episode with their reality checks (42:10). Music from this episode: Nigo & Pop Smoke - Remember (44:20) Joyce Wrice & KAYTRANADA - Iced Tea (46:40) Fivio Foreign feat. Quavo - Magic City (50:20) kei - Pressed (53:55)

DME opens the episode with a recap of the Rebel Mafia vs. Feed the Family event and seeing Benny the Butcher perform live the next day. Afterwards, the crew explains Apple's hold on the culture and if they see themselves switching out (12:15). Rich asks what is everyone's favorite album of all time (18:40). Then, he asks how does everyone deal with the opinions of others and when they stopped caring (25:50). DME notices that Isaiah Rashad's socials have been silent since he got exposed last month (34:45). The crew reacts to Jussie Smollett's trial for falsifying a hate crime (36:00). We got new music from BoriRock (44:40), Coi Leray, Nicki Minaj, Tiana Major9, Normani, and more. They conclude the episode with their weekly reality checks (49:30). Music from this episode: Big Scarr feat. Offset - Fantasy (51:15) Jazmine Sullivan - Tragic (54:45) BoriRock & Maka Oceania - Family Tree (58:25) Millyz feat. Mozzy - Ashes in the Maybach (01:02:10)

Tom Brady returns to the NFL after a 40-day retirement, Aaron Rodgers signs a 4-yr contract for $150 million, March Madness brackets are already ruined, and much more!

Tap in with the latest heat from Massachusetts! Che Ecru - “SHE LOVE ME V2” (0:01) Che Ecru - “FACE” (04:55) Phill Mycup - “iGotcha” (08:45) Phill Mycup - “Wavy” (16:05) CD Rose - “Hold Me Down” (21:10) Dutchy DoBad - “Love Me Not” (25:25) Rosewood Bape - “Not My Fault” (28:50) KMERC - “Take It Slow” (33:20) MOSA - “Heartbreak University” (37:55) Gio Dee - “Save It” (43:30) Mulah Mitch - “Side Street” (45:40) Van Buren Records feat. Lonny X - “Looking for Trouble” (48:35) Dtheflyest feat. Lil Baby - “Fugazi” (54:35)

Tap into the latest heat from Massachusetts! Che Ecru - “Crush Me” (0:00) Che Ecru - “Do It Again” (04:00) Gio Dee - “Unfinished Business” (07:20) Shellz - “911” (12:10) Dutchy DoBad - “No Stress” (15:20) Dutchy DoBad - “Fake Love” (18:30) Maye Star feat. Sliccbae - “Spin Da Block” (23:15) GNipsey & Millyz - “Urus” (27:00) Tyler Loyal - “Still Mine” (30:35) DK - “Second Place” (36:50) Rellz Royce - “Show Me You Luv Me” (42:20) CD Rose - “Hold Me Down” (47:55) Vintage Lee - “B2B” (52:50) I$AAC GROOVE - “Lewinsky” (56:10) Cassh Cartel - “Hard Times” (01:00:20) Che Ecru - “Episode 2” (01:05:00) Che Ecru - “Yes Indeed” (01:08:15) Che Ecru - “2 AM” (01:13:00)

On this episode, the crew start off by recapping the Russian invasion of Ukraine (02:40). We send our thoughts and prayers to everyone affected by this ongoing tragedy. After discussing the war, Rich asks if Kanye ever plans on releasing Donda 2 (09:10). As of now, five songs are available via his stem player. Rich says the entire album is on the internet somewhere. The crew gives their early review of “Power Book IV: Force” (20:00). The city of Boston ends both the mask mandate and the vaccine mandate (25:00). DME shares his conspiracy theories on the topic. Imani and Rich share their experiences dealing with COVID restrictions. They review new music from Che Ecru (39:20) and Kodak Black (45:15). They conclude the episode with their reality checks (55:00). Music from this episode: Che Ecru - Episode 2 (43:25) Kodak Black - Super Gremlin (50:30) Hunxho feat. 21 Savage - Let's Get It (Remix) [57:50] Baby Keem - Pink Panties (01:00:15) Tems - Replay (01:03:30) Luke Bar$ - Sim Simma (01:08:45)

NBA ALL STAR WEEKEND

On this episode, the crew is joined by Dmal aka Woody from the BNF Podcast. This may be Dmal in his most vulnerable state. He reflects on his time developing his platform. What started off as a form of therapy quickly turned into one of the top podcasts coming out of Massachusetts. The BNF Podcast is built off complete transparency which leads to great storytelling that captivates his audience. On a recent BNF episode, Dmal revealed he will be serving some time. He shares his mental preparation for what's to come and his plans for BNF in his absence. The crew and Dmal discuss navigating through social media, false appraisals, the value of money, push gifts, divorce settlements, satisfying your partner, and many more relatable topics. They ended the episode with their reality checks and Dmal shares details about a live event he's orchestrating. Music from this episode: Hardo feat. Icewear Vezzo & EST Gee - Bottom of the Trap (01:21:00) Cousin Stizz - After The Buzzer (01:24:00) Nipsey Hussle feat. Belly & Dom Kennedy - Double Up (01:26:45) Melvoni - No Man's Land (01:34:00) Rellz Royce - Show Me You Luv Me (01:41:40)

Stay up to date to the latest heat from Massachusetts! Artist Spotlight: Cousin Stizz Cousin Stizz - After the Buzzer (0:00) Cousin Stizz - Guts & Glory (04:50) Joyner Lucas feat. J. Cole - Your Heart (08:30) Millyz - Highbeams (12:15) Kingfrom98 - Fashion (16:00) BloccK feat. KM Kash - We Outside (20:30) Invada feat. SAINT LYOR - T*****s! (24:10) J Wavy - Interlude (27:15) Dtheflyest feat. BTL Dre - Too Flee (32:20) Dtheflyest - Hood Love Story (35:00) Che Ecru - Phone Me (38:55) Cousin Stizz feat. Offset - Headlock (44:10) Cousin Stizz feat. $ean Wire - Soso (48:50) Cousin Stizz feat. City Girls - Perfect (52:20) Cousin Stizz - Shoutout (57:05)

SUPERBOWL XLV & NBA TRADES

Tap into the latest heat from Massachusetts! Music from this episode: Tyler Loyal - Still Mine (0:00) Tyler Loyal - After the Club (06:35) Tyler Loyal feat. CD Rose - Nights Like This (11:25) $hayBand$ - One Wish Freestyle (18:00) GNipsey - My Mind (22:10) MUDA! feat. Kony 762 - 8 Ball Freestyle (26:55) WDNG Crshrs feat. Gio Dee - Truth Is. (31:50) Tyler Loyal feat. MOSA - Crazy (37:40) Che Ecru - Plane Jane (45:00) Che Ecru - Wya (48:25)

NBA TRADE DEADLINES & SUPER BOWL SUNDAY

On this episode, the crew celebrates the four year anniversary of the Urban Product! They begin the episode with shouting out local black owned businesses (09:20). Happy black history month or happy black future month, whatever you believe in. Rich questions Lil Durk choosing to drop his album the same day as Kanye West's album (17:50). SPOILER ALERT!! DME & Rich discuss the season finale of Power Book II: Ghost and the first episode of Power Book IV: Force (26:41). After a few busy weeks, the crew catches up to the latest releases in music. They react to new music from Tyler Loyal (38:40), Nicki Minaj (41:00), Benny the Butcher (47:00), Babyface Ray (53:00), Pusha T (56:30), etc. They conclude the episode with their reality checks (01:06:00). DME, Imani, and Rich reflect on the past four years of podcasting (01:09:50). Music from this episode: Pusha T - Diet Coke (58:40) Benny the Butcher feat. J. Cole - Johnny P's Caddy (01:15:10) Rick Ross feat. Jazmine Sullivan & 21 Savage - Outlawz (01:18:50) Babyface Ray feat. Landstrip Chip & Pusha T - Dancing with the Devil (01:23:55) Tyler Loyal - Still Mine (01:29:45)

Introducing a new show to the platform: The Mass Sound Review! Here you can stay up to date with all the music buzzing out of Massachusetts.

Tap in to this week's news in sports!

 On this episode, the crew is joined by Feed The Family. Feed The Family is a rap group from Dorchester in Boston, Massachusetts consisting of BoriRock, Shaykh Hanif, Dun Dealy, and TOP HOOTER. They pulled up to the studio to talk about their debut self titled project produced entirely by Tremendiss. Their sound is raw, gutter, and original. They spend the majority of the project reflecting on humble beginnings and turning their negative outcomes into positive opportunities. They spend the other part having a verbal jousting match with each other. Each member of the group bring their own unique qualities to the table and it makes for a concise and highly impressive project. Songs like “Separation”, “Duck Duck Goose”, and “Feed The Family” showcase the group's lyrical ability and their undeniable chemistry. Tap in to learn about the creation of the project and where each member stands in their creative path. Instagram(s): @theurbanproduct @dme2real @darnellrichardson_ @_imaaanni_ @teflonhoot @shaykh__hanif @dundealyrno @tophooter_ Music from this episode: Feed the Family - Conversations with the Plug (0:00) Feed the Family - Feed the Family Intro (08:00) Feed the Family - Duck Duck Goose (13:20) Feed the Family - As You Should (19:40) BoriRock feat. Reem Skully - Trust in Me (26:50) Shaykh Hanif - One More Run (32:50) Dun Dealy - Prince the God (36:20) Top Hooter - Finesse Lord (39:10) Feed the Family - Relief (43:10) Feed the Family - Separation (48:10) Feed the Family - Upside Down World (01:07:25)