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Cleveland's own 12k Gotti joins The Hip Hop Show to talk MADLIFE — his new mixtape that's honest, unfiltered, and describes his experience in his city through a raw lense.

Kinrose joins the show to discuss his new EP, "rated pg" with close collaborator, Malik Elijah. We take a deep dive talking about his inspirations, his deep commitment to home, and growth in artistry.

Austin duo, Magna Carda joins the show to talk inninoutcheamind — the album that brought them back to their jazz roots. Megz Kelli and Dougie Do bring us into their creative process and the vulnerability that shaped this album.

Nappy Nina & Swarvy join the show to discuss "Sow & So" — proof that this duo is simply unmatched. Thirteen tracks, unparalleled lyricism, a constellation of legends, noteworthy production, and a sonic world that sounds true to Nina's home.

JWords returns to the Hip Hop Show to reflect on her new album, "Sound Therapy." — a solo project born from her Saturn return, built on portable hardware, and rooted in Electronic sounds as healing.

Ahwlee, the Long Beach beatmaker joins the show to chat FTRS_pt.6 – six chapters deep into one of underground hip hop's most essential series. We sat down to talk craft, inspiration, and making music entirely on his own terms.

On this episode, Des Moines rapper Teller Bank$ joins the show to unpack the raw & personal world of his newest release, "Hate Island." With over 30 releases and an unrelenting creative vision, he's added another gem to his dynamic catalog.

Bronx's very own, Mark Saunders joins the show to discuss his new EP, "In Due Time." Mark shares insight into his inner world, the emotional layers within his music, and what it means to trust your timing as it unfolds.

This week, Ras Kass joins us in conversation around his latest release Leopard Eats Face—exploring lyricism, legacy, and what it means to create with intention in today’s world.
