Regg and Taurian B. put your favorite Hip-Hop albums of the past on the stand, with a track-by-track interrogation to see how they’ve stood the test of time on Rap & Order podcast.

Frank Jackson and Stephen Lee love music almost as much as they love talking and debating it. As “The Distinguished Critics”, they’re now pitting timeless and polarizing albums against each other. From funk and hip hop to classics and flops, this show has you covered.

The Rap Soul Podcast is where hip hop and R&B intersect. This podcast delivers album reviews, artist features, and discussions about hip hop and R&B from the 80s, 90s, and 00s. It is a compelling show that blends the worlds of rap and soul music, offering listeners a deep dive into the intersection of these genres. Hosted by 12Kyle, the podcast explores the rich history, influential artists, and evolving trends within rap and soul. Each episode features discussions on classic tracks, artist ...

Welcome to 808's & Cold Takes! We're a music podcast based in Arizona. Hosted by Maxx, Los, Brayden, and Mateo, we cover loads of music topics with an emphasis on Hip Hop. Tune in every weekend to hear our takes and discussions about the music industry!

Modern Musicology covers topics on rock and pop ranging mostly from 70s, 80s and 90s (with occasional excursions into 60s and 00s). Anything is fair game -- classic rock, R&B, folk, punk, prog, rap, metal, and more. Hosted by DJ and author Rob Levy, solo artist and former Aquanettas drummer Stephanie Seymour, drummer and author R. Alan Siler, and guy from London Anthony Williams.

Missing the golden era of hip hop? The Crate 808 podcast travels back to the 1990s with lively debates around classic albums, arguments over Top 5 GOATs and interviews with instrumental people from the culture. Every week, join Kambi Thandi, a long-time hip hop head and pod producer, as he interviews insightful guests to provide a healthy dose of nostalgia, and a fresh look on the decade that shaped the genre.

Jon, Sarah, & Mayne listen to everything so you don't have to. Whether its the latest release in the world of Hip-Hop, R&B, or Pop, looking back at classic albums from back in the day, or just random music based discussions, these three informative, opinionated, and hilarious friends will keep you entertained.

Classic album reviews and analysis. Track-by-track.

Classic hip hop album reviews won't distract the Bums from talking about cartoons and candy. Tune in weekly for boom bap rap commentary, dope original beats, and join the Bums in asking the hard questions, like shouldn't P Diddy have to go versus with Diddy Kong for the official title of 'Diddy'?

When hiphop is the talk of the world , when rap is the genre that rules music today , it's only fair to get the code and the knowledge from a rapper himself . Our podcast is old G's mentality , brutal honesty , spicy stories and wild reviews . Talking about the culture and it's pillars , from "Rakim" to "Lil Pump" . News and memories from the hip hop world . My career and personal stories will be included for the sake of keeping it real stay tune and close to anchor if you want to get a clas ...

Welcome to DeCypher Media, Home of "The Connect", "Tale of the Tape", and "DeCypherEd" podcasts. Co-Hosts Skip & DJ are here Cracking the Code showing love to hip-hop Music, as we break down current and classic albums in the genre. We also provide artist interviews for independent artists, as well as 1-on-1 album breakdowns with the artist. Tune in to hear Skip and DJ discuss it all here! Listen, Share and Subscribe!

Brother Brother Brother is what happens when three brothers born in three different decades come together over a shared obsession with music. It's an in-depth conversation between Wyndham Lewis, Jeremy Sartori, and Christian Lewis, born in the late 60's, 70's, and 80's, that's been a lifetime in the making. Reporting in from LA, Boston, and Brooklyn, the Brothers now open the conversation to you, and in the process likely prove Craig Finn's assertion that "everyone's a critic and most people ...

Not many people are built to last in the music industry of today. It is even harder if you are a rapper. One can't simply rely on skill anymore; you have to be dedicated to the daily grind and able to master writing catchy club anthems without losing one's street image. Wispers is truly one of a dying breed. Since starting Code of Silence Entertainment (C.O.S. Ent.) in 2003 Wispers has caught the ear of industry heavyweights such as DJ Sickamore, OG Ron C, Riggs Morales & Jon Gottlieb thru t ...