Show Notes
YUNGMORPHEUS - Self Sponsored el delpha - Flight Club (Horatio Luna Remix) 97otis - MACHO MAN IN NEW YORK Seafood Sam - Pennies & Diamonds The Alchemist, Erykah Badu - Next To You Kaicrewsade - Chickenscratch! (Live) Marcus D - Elevator ft. Art Sinopsis - Penpoint Zeb Samuels - New Light Seafood Sam - Cuban Linx Baegod - Mid Life Ty - Break The Lock mynameisntjmack, Sol ChYld - proper vertigo 1999 WRITE THE FUTURE, Cuco, and Warren Hue - COuGhDrOPs (,,Ծ‸Ծ,,) Chuck Strangers - Ali's Roti Shop Reaper Mook - Reaper Food Remy Banks - rah's story. Blvck Svm - greymatter Seafood Sam - Can’t Take the Hood to Heaven Deonte the Alien - All i needed was a friend Sol ChYld - pluto Larry June - Munyon Canyon Seafood Sam - Grandma Once Said Blvck Svm - irongate
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