Yours truly took over the Shade 45 airwaves yesterday on the All Out Show with Rude Jude and Lord Sear. The station’s looking to add new music, so they called on the kid to help ’em out. My selections? Kendrick Lamar’s “Money Trees” and Macklemore’s “Can’t Hold Us”. Afterward, we spoke on Shyne’s review of good. kid, m.A.A.d city. Week 2: Back for another week, I highlighted Young Jeezy’s “We Done It Again” and newcomer Deezo‘s “Deck”
For Rude Jude’s Throwback Thursdays on Shade 45, Big Boi called in to discuss OutKast’s classic LP, Aquemini. For an album that’s 14 years old, it sure hasn’t aged much. Towards the latter of the conversation, he talked about his next solo album Vicious Lies And Dangerous Rumors, and recording it in Canada.
Iron Solomon knows his way around a mic and recently showed off his lyrical powers on the All Out Show with Lord Sear and Rude Jude on Shade 45. Monster coming this fall.
The Cocoa Brovaz were on The All Out Show this afternoon on Shade 45 to plug their new album with Pete Rock, Monumental. During their conversation, they spoke on last night’s altercation between the NYPD and their fans.
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