LTM Podcast

On Our 9th episode we breakdown Aitch’s comments regarding the younger generation and grime. We also give our take on Russ and Aitch’s war of words. With so many albums dropping, it was only right we reviewed some of the most anticipated projects. Plus plenty more.

On our 8th episode we give our take on the Megan Thee Stallion contract situation. We also review a few albums, with Lil Uzi’s widely anticipated “Eternal Atake” dropping, Jhene Aiko dropping her third album and Jadakiss giving us a new project also. Plus much more.

On our 7th episode we discuss the latest two big hip hop releases. With Lil Baby’s album being hotly anticipated, there’s debate over whether it lived to hype. G Herbo also dropping a widely anticipated project, we discuss the importance of the project and the the trajectory of his career. We also segue into a discussion about generational GOAT’s, plus more.

On our 6th episode we discuss the untimely demise of Pop Smoke, his influence and his overall legacy. We also delve into the Brit awards with Stormzy, Dave and Burna Boy providing many talking points. You know we had to give our take on the Dot Rotten commotion. How could we possibly do this episode and not discuss A Boogie? The bronx native dropped his latest project “Artist 2.0” we review the project and debate his longevity. Plus plenty more

In our fifth episode we give our take on the Nicki and Meek situation. We also discuss her new single "Yikes" with her and Meek both dropping new music in the midst of their tension. The discussion also leads to an album review with Lil Wayne's "Funeral" album providing much to speak on. Plus some other stuff.

In our fourth episode we review "Big Conspiracy" by J Hus. We get into the highlights of the album and the impact Hus and Jae5 have on the scene. We also discuss the grammy's and the winners plus more.

In our third episode we take on the "Drake Culture Vulture" topic, does he help actually propel other genres? We also touch on DBE and their latest project which sparks a conversation about quality vs quantity, plus more.

On our second episode we expand on a tweet from Tinie Tempah. The tweet championed South London with making the best music in the UK, definitely debatable. We also take on the Tekashi 69 conundrum, another topic that sparks fierce debate.