The Music and Makeup Podcast

I’m doing a full track-by-track breakdown of Joe Frog 2 by Errol Holden and I'm covering everything from production choices to standout moments, and how the album flows. Whether this is your first time hearing Errol Holden or you’ve been tapped in, this episode is all about listening deeper and catching what you might’ve missed on the first spin. Listen to Joe Frog 2 and let me know which track stood out to you the most in the comments.

This episode I'm joined by rapper MylestheRed and producer StraidWTF, the creative duo behind the album Chef’s Knife and the minds building at Damascus Steel Studios. We get into the story behind Chef’s Knife, how their rapper-producer chemistry came together, and what it really looks like creating a focused, no-filler project from the ground up. Myles breaks down his writing process, lyrical influences, and growth as an artist, while Straid dives into beat-making, sound selection, and crafting production that leaves space for the bars to breathe.Follow Mylesthered: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mylesthered/ Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/mylesthered/1745074434 Follow StraidWTF: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/straidwtf/ Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/straidwtf/1722563120

This week on Behind the Beat, I sit down with Queens rapper Stargiela to talk about his incredible journey, from attending Juilliard as a child to building his own app while pushing the sound of South Jamaica forward. We get into his early performing arts training, the discipline that shaped his artistry, his latest music, and the entrepreneurial vision behind his new tech venture.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: info@musicandmakeuppodcast.

On this episode of Music and Makeup, I'm back with a triple-threat review! In this episode, I’m tapping into three fresh drops that have been running up my rotation lately: Chyna Streetz & 183rd’s new EP Room Service, Errol Holden’s Fever, and the long-awaited new album from Boldy James and Nicholas Craven, Criminally Attached.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: info@musicandmakeuppodcast.

Buffalo rapper Pretty Bulli sits down with Behind the Beat to break down her new EP Set It Off, the stories behind her most powerful songs, working with PA Dre, and what’s really happening in the Buffalo hip hop scene. We also get into her life as an entrepreneur , balancing music, motherhood, and her growing baking business, plus how she stays motivated, creative, and authentic while building her brand.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: info@musicandmakeuppodcast.

This week on Behind the Beat, I sit down with German jazz/R&B/neo-soul artist Myriam-Catharina to talk about her new single “Guest”, her creative journey, and how she blends vintage jazz influences with modern soul.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: info@musicandmakeuppodcast.

This week on Behind the Beat, I sit down with Chicago’s own IAMGAWD, as he breaks down his journey as a Chicago hip-hop artist, how he sharpened his skills as a lyricist, and what “Getting Ahead Without Devolving” truly means in his life and music.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: info@musicandmakeuppodcast.

Harlem’s own Nym Lo joins Behind the Beat to talk about his journey from Uptown to the world, building his name through clever lyricism, luxury aesthetic, and that “get fly” energy he’s known for. In this episode, Nym breaks down how he and Bronx producer 183rd built Money Ink into a lifestyle brand, not just a record label, and how aspirational rap became his signature sound.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: [email protected]

Chyna Streetz is entering a whole new era — one that’s bold, feminine, and fully in control. In this episode of Music and Makeup, Nola Darling sits down with the lyricist to talk about her upcoming project Mistress of Ceremony, her latest single “Magnetic” produced by 183rd, and the growth that’s shaping her artistry.They also dive into the Supernova documentary directed by Michelene Mallard, how collaboration and confidence are driving her new sound, and what this next chapter means for for her.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: [email protected]

On this episode of Music & Makeup, we’re diving into three new hip hop releases, each with its own sound, story, and energy.First up, Mobb Deep’s Infinite, a powerful return from the legendary Queensbridge duo that honors Prodigy’s legacy while proving Havoc still has one of the sharpest ears in the game. Then, we tap into Errol Holden’s Mulberry Silk Road, a cinematic project presented by Roc Marciano full of vivid storytelling and luxury grit. I share my favorite bars from Rod Lavers with the Stussy Hoodie and what I love about Brazilian Butt Lifts and Puff Lips.Finally, we head south to Houston with Monaleo’s Who Did the Body? a bold, emotional, and deeply personal statement that cements her as one of the most exciting voices in hip hop right now.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: [email protected]

In this episode of Behind the Beat, I sit down with Buffalo, NY producer Cee Gee, whose fingerprints are all over the city’s evolving hip-hop scene. With placements on multiple Westside Gunn projects and a long résumé that speaks to both hustle and longevity, Cee Gee shares how he found his sound, built his name, and kept pushing through the highs and lows of the game.From his early days making beats in Buffalo to his recent work with Griselda’s finest, Cee Gee opens up about his creative process, his growth as a producer, and what it means to represent for the 716 on a global stage.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: [email protected]

In this episode of Behind the Beat, I sit down with producer JR Swiftz and Baltimore emcee Jamil Honesty to discuss their new album M.E.M.O.I.R.S. , a project rooted in authenticity, storytelling, and boom-bap soul.JR shares how his father’s influence shaped his sound and musicality, his journey from Brooklyn to Virginia, and the placements that helped define his path. Jamil opens up about the personal truths behind the lyrics, and the creative chemistry that fueled this collaboration.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: [email protected]

On this episode of Behind the Beat, I’m joined by Canadian producer IM’PERETIV, who’s fresh off the release of his new single “Circus” with G4Jag and their upcoming album Alive!We get into the story behind their collaboration, the moment he first linked with G4Jag, and how his intentional, cinematic production style sets him apart. IM’PERETIV also opens up about what it meant to be named Producer of the Year and how that recognition pushes him to keep evolving his sound.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: [email protected]

Detroit lyricist Mar joins Behind the Beat to talk about his new album A Corpse on A Stage, executive produced by The 17th Cypher.In this episode, Mar breaks down the meaning behind the album’s haunting title, how his DRILL$ series started as a way to exercise lyricism, and the mindset it takes to stand out as a true MC in today’s rap landscape.We also get into his Detroit roots, creative process, and what drives him to keep evolving as an artist.Subscribe to the Music and Makeup Podcast for weekly hip-hop album reviews, makeup content, and exclusive artist interviews.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: [email protected]

In this episode of Music and Makeup, I review A Fly in the Soup, the new collaborative album from Willie the Kid & Soop. Known for his sharp lyricism and versatile flows, Willie the Kid links up with Soop to deliver a project full of vivid storytelling, slick wordplay, and smooth production.Subscribe to the Music and Makeup Podcast for weekly hip-hop album reviews, makeup content, and exclusive artist interviews.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: [email protected]

From Philly to LA, producer BhramaBull has been steadily making his own lane in hip hop. As the founder of Gryndfest Music Group, he’s built a reputation for his gritty, cinematic production style and his ability to bring together some of the most exciting voices in the underground.On this episode of Behind the Beat, I sit down with BhramaBull to talk about:How he first got his start as a producerThe inspiration behind the long-running Evolution seriesHis new album Evolution 6, featuring Reek Osama, Passport Rav, Nowaah the Flood, Michael Christmas, and moreWhat it takes to build your own movement in today’s independent music sceneThe legacy he wants to leave as a producer and label ownerWhether you’re a fan of raw underground hip hop or a producer looking for inspiration this conversation pulls back the curtain on one of the hardest-working producers in the game right now.Tune in, subscribe, and don’t forget to rate the show!CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: [email protected] Bhrama Bull: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bhramabull/ Bandcamp: https://bhramabull.bandcamp.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6XxJ9OYjI4eGriHXfTHtwG Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/bhramabull/1387985317

In this episode of Behind the Beat, I sit down with 100Grand Royce to dive into his new album Memoirs of a Quiet Don. Teaming up with producer 183rd, this project blends sharp storytelling with cinematic production and was dropped exclusively on the Even platform on August 6, 2025.We talk about the creative process behind the singles “Nothing Bigger Than the Mission” and “Heir Conditioning,” what it means to release music on Even, and how Royce continues to develop his own lane in hip hop.If you love underground rap, independent artistry, and authentic hip hop conversations, you’ll want to tap in.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: [email protected]

25 years after his classic Supreme Clientele, Ghostface Killah returns with Supreme Clientele 2. On this episode of the Music and Makeup Podcast, I break down the album’s production, standout tracks, guest features and share my thoughts on how it compares to the original.We’ll talk about Ghostface’s signature storytelling, the Wu-Tang legacy, and whether this highly-anticipated sequel lives up to the hype.Subscribe to the Music and Makeup Podcast for weekly hip-hop album reviews, makeup content, and exclusive artist interviews.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: [email protected]

In this episode of Music and Makeup: Behind the Beat, I sit down with rapper Benny Watts and producer Profound79 to discuss their new collaborative album Stovetop Chronicles. The duo shares how the project came together, the chemistry that drives their sound, and the role of Virginia’s hip hop scene in shaping their music.Benny also opens up about his literary journey and his upcoming book Renegade Muslims, set to release in 2026, giving us a deeper look at his artistry beyond the mic. Profound79 talks about his approach to production, working with independent artists, and the importance of crafting a cohesive body of work in today’s music industry.

On this episode of Behind the Beat, Bronx producer 183rd shares his come-up in the world of music production, the creation of Money Ink with Nym Lo, narrating Stargiela’s Star of the Ghetto mixtape-style, and collaborating with 100Grand. He also shares details on his upcoming project with Chyna Streetz, plus insight on running the Money Ink label and clothing line.Tap in for game on music production, branding, and building your own lane in the industry.Follow 183rd: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/183rd/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2PU67SsrdFSocujY6bNOnq Apple Music : https://music.apple.com/us/artist/183rd/1446646146 Follow Money Ink:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moneyinkent/?hl=en Follow The Music and Makeup Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/

On this episode of Behind the Beat, we sit down with Liym Capital to talk about his new album, The 17th Cipher presents…It’s Dark and Dawn is Bright, produced by Sicksiah and executive produced by Harmoni Equality.Liym shares the story behind the project, his inspiration, and how he’s blending food culture with hip hop through his viral LacedTaste content series. We also dive into his unique creative lane, including his rapping-while-driving videos that showcase bars on the move.If you love conversations about artistry, originality, and pushing the culture forward, you don’t want to miss this episode.🎧 Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major platforms.Follow Liym Capital: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/liym.capital Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4T3HB0AU08ugVPw1rtab1t?si=VA4pRAGOQneSK3v1W57WSA Apple Music : https://music.apple.com/us/artist/liym-capital/1363280295 Bandcamp: https://liymcapital.bandcamp.com/ Follow The Music and Makeup Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/

Roc Marciano and DJ Premier just blessed us with their new EP The Coldest Profession and I had to talk about it. In this episode of Music and Makeup, I break down each track, highlight my favorite moments, and share why “Execution Style” stood out to me the most.Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more album reviews, interviews, and beauty content.CONNECT WITH ME:IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/TikTok: pistolsnpalosantoFor collabs and features: [email protected]

Welcome back Saints and Aint's! On this episode of Behind the Beat, Richmond, VA rapper Monday Night joins me to talk about his latest EP, 'Pay Through the Nose' with producer MichaelAngelo, his album 'Thank You ’Preciate' It with GrimmDoza, and his collab project 'Any Given Scheme Day' with Nitty Blanco. We get into his consistent run of music since 2020, his creative process, and the stories behind the 90’s R&B samples. Monday Night also opens up about his fitness journey through Block Fitness, his past as a basketball player, adjusting to fatherhood, and his management deal with Roc Nation. Follow Monday Night: Instagram: https://instagram.com/mondaynighthb X: https://x.com/mondaynighthb Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2McZu1EnlbfSEz7TG5jTQ3?si=EWiEBpXsR_iB-Ckt5GCPeg Apple Music : https://music.apple.com/us/artist/monday-night/1390337695 Follow The Music and Makeup Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-music-and-makeup-podcast/id1809024400#mondaynight #PayThroughTheNose #rocnation #GrimmDoza #michaelangelo #BlockFitness #richmondva #VirginiaHipHop #AnyGivenSchemeDay #NittyBlanco #ThankYouPreciateIt #90srnb #musicandmakeuppodcast #hiphopinterviews #independentartist #rappodcast

This week Detroit rapper BigTrip joins Behind the Beat to break down his latest album Cry Baby, a hard-hitting project that showcases his raw delivery, sharp bars, and growth since his October 2024 release Honestly Filthy 2. In this interview, BigTrip talks about: • The making of Cry Baby and its harder sound • How Detroit has shaped his style and hustle • His creative process and choosing beats • Growth between Honestly Filthy 2 and Cry Baby • His take on the Detroit rap scene and what’s next for him Cry Baby : https://music.apple.com/us/album/cry-baby/1821057065 Big Trip on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filthy_triple/ Music and Makeup Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/ #bigtrip #crybaby #detroitrap #HonestlyFilthy2 #behindthebeat #musicandmakeuppodcast #detroithiphop #rapperinterview #newrap2025 #independentartist

Whats up Saints and Ain'ts! It’s been 30 years since Raekwon dropped his legendary debut album Only Built 4 Cuban Linx…, better known as the Purple Tape. On this episode of Music & Makeup, we’re celebrating its legacy, impact, and the timeless storytelling that made it a cornerstone of 90s hip hop. From Ghostface Killah’s unforgettable features to RZA’s cinematic production, this album set a new standard for lyricism and creativity in rap. We’ll talk about the tracks that defined an era, the cultural influence it had on fashion and slang, and why the Purple Tape still holds a special place in hip hop history. Whether you’ve been a Wu-Tang fan since ’95 or you’re just discovering the classics, this is one celebration you don’t want to miss. 💜 What’s your favorite song from the Purple Tape? Drop it in the comments! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more album reviews, interviews, and beauty content.CONNECT WITH ME: IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/ TikTok: pistolsnpalosanto For collabs and features: [email protected]

Welcome back Saints and Aint's! On this week's episode of Behind the Beat, I sit down with hip-hop artist Doe Boy Philly to talk about his new album Snaps on the Petro and his love for 90’s culture and soul music. Snaps on the Petro: https://music.apple.com/us/album/snaps-on-the-petro/1815168270Doe Boy Philly on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doeboyphilly/Music and Makeup Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/#DoeBoyPhilly #SnapsOnThePetro #90shiphop #2MuchDope #phillyhiphop #eastcoastrap #realhiphop #hiphopculturenews #phillyrappers #musicandmakeuppodcast #goldenerahiphop

On this episode of Music and Makeup, I’m sharing my thoughts on Late to My Own Funeral, the newest project from Detroit’s own Boldy James and Montreal producer Nicholas Craven. This album is full of the sharp lyrics and reflective storytelling that has become Boldy's signature. Craven’s production layers soul samples and eerie loops under bars that feel both heavy and intentional.I’m breaking down standout tracks and how this project fits into Boldy’s prolific run over the last few years. CONNECT WITH ME: IG : https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/ TikTok: pistolsnpalosanto For collabs and features: [email protected]

In this episode of Behind the Beat, I sit down with K!ng Kong Gotcha aka Dout Gotcha, a true VA hip hop staple. From his time as the Clipse’s original DJ to creating his own mixtapes and albums, he has worn many hats in the game. We talk about his early days in Virginia Beach and his work with Clipse, and what the 757 scene means to the culture. We also get into his solo projects like Million Dollar Phone and Something in the Blender, a tape that features him rapping over beats from 757 producers and artists. Plus, we explore his life as a DJ in Columbia, his podcast Smoke 1, and his cannabis company Supply Chain.Follow King Kong Gotcha: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kingkonggotcha/?hl=en Bandcamp: https://kingkonggotcha.bandcamp.com/

In this episode of Music and Makeup, I'm reviewing Clipse’s long-awaited album Let God Sort ‘Em Out. It’s been over fifteen years since we’ve heard Pusha T and Malice together on a full project, and baby… they had something to say. I’m breaking down the bars, the beats, the production choices, and whether this comeback hit the mark or missed the moment.

In this episode of Behind the Beat, I’m joined by NYC rapper O Dawg for a real one-on-one about his latest solo EP Eaarth Dawg, and his joint project Menaces to Society with DVNthony.We get into his creative process, how New York shaped his sound, what it means to stay authentic as an independent artist, and what’s next on the horizon.

In this episode of Behind the Beat, I sit down with hip hop artist SBZ for a deep, honest, and inspiring conversation. Known for his latest project A Cold Night in September, a collaborative album with producer Showalter!, SBZ breaks down the creative process behind the music, his journey into hip hop, and how is shaping his sound.We also discuss vulnerability in songwriting, how the project has evolved since its release, and what listeners can expect from him next.Full video is available on YouTube.Follow the podcast on Instagram: @musicandmakeuppodcast

In this episode of Behind the Beat, I’m joined by The Spookz, the Virginia-based hip hop duo made up of Grunge Gallardo and Ambassador Rick. Formerly part of a trio, the two artists are now stepping into a new chapter with their latest EP, Brand Nu Beings.We talk about everything from the evolution of their sound, what it’s like creating as a duo, and how they choose production that fits their message. They break down their creative process, give us the behind-the-scenes on the new EP, and reflect on what it means to represent VA in the current hip hop landscape.

Welcome back Saints and Aint’s! On this episode of Behind the Beat, I sit down with producer and creative force Showalter! to talk about his journey creating immersive soundscapes inspired by travel, film, and everyday vibes. We get into the making of his project Clarity, his work with SBZ, his recent trip to Egypt, and how his love for storytelling comes through both in his music and his vlogs. From NYC OOTDs to beat tapes inspired by Dubai, Mexico City, and the Dead Sea, Showalter! shares what drives his creativity, how he approaches sound design, and what’s coming next. Whether you’re into underground Hip-Hop, or creative lifestyle content, this episode’s for you. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations with your favorite artists!Follow Showalter! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_showalter_/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5TnaGFo7nOMOBXpfURlOcz?si=L1JmSldeT1W-FaiIahdlgA Follow Me + the Podcast on Instagram www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast/#showalter #behindthebeat #MusicAndMakeupPodcast #MusicProducerInterview #HipHopBeats #Clarity #MoBettaBlues #LoFiHipHop #BeatmakerInterview #TravelVlogger #SoundDesign #ChillBeats #EgyptTravel #UndergroundHipHop #NYCProducer

In this episode of Behind the Beat, Nola sits down with Queens rapper Nitty Blanco to talk about his latest album Finding My Diamond, a powerful project centered on growth, and real-life reflection.Nitty opens up about the moment he knew it was time to take rap seriously, the inspiration behind the album title, and his creative chemistry with collaborator Monday Night. He also shares how he's using his platform to give back to the community and why storytelling is so important in his music.Watch the full video interview on YouTubeFollow Nitty Blanco on IG: @nittyblancoStream Finding My Diamond on Spotify & all music platformsConnect with the Music and Makeup Podcast on IG: @musicandmakeuppodcast#MusicAndMakeupPodcast #NittyBlanco #BehindTheBeat #FindingMyDiamond #HipHopInterview #RappersToWatch #QueensRap #IndieHipHop

In this episode of Behind the Beat, I sit down with hip hop artist Jjackpot aka Remy LeBeau to discuss his new EP, King’s Casino. From the inspiration behind the title to the creative process, production, and lyrical depth, this conversation takes you inside the mind of an artist who’s all, no bluffing.We talk about his evolution as an independent rapper, the meaning behind key tracks, and how he's carving out his lane in the underground hip hop scene. #hiphop #independentartist #kingscasino #musicpodcast #behindthebeatKing’s Casino is out now on all streaming platforms!Follow The Music and Makeup Podcast on IG @musicandmakeuppodcast Follow Jjackpot on IG @jjackpot

On this episode of Music and Makeup: Behind the Beat, I sit down with West Philadelphia rapper King Shampz and we unpack his journey as an artist, the influence of Philly on his sound, and the importance of lyricism in a changing hip hop landscape.From his latest project to how he navigates independence and authenticity in today’s music scene, King Shampz brings insight, energy, and storytelling that real hip hop heads will appreciate.This is Behind the Beat—where music and creativity meet.Follow King Shampz on Instagram: @King_Shampz Follow the show on Instagram: @MusicAndMakeupPodcast Don’t forget to rate, follow, and share the podcast to support independent content and real conversations in music and beauty culture.

Welcome back Saints and Aint's In this episode of Music and Makeup, I sit down with Kevito Clark, founder of Love, Peace & Games: Play It Forward and the visionary behind Love, Peace & Spades LA. We talk about creating intentional third spaces for Black joy, healing, and connection through timeless games like Spades, Bid Whist, and Dominoes. Kevito shares the story behind the movement, how he built a cultural sanctuary in LA, and why reclaiming play is essential for community and legacy. Don’t miss their next community Spades event for Black Music Month! Tuesday, June 4th | The LINE Hotel, Los Angeles RSVP now: https://givebutter.com/black-music-month-game-night-2025 Connect with Kevito and Love, Peace & Spades LA: Instagram: @lovepeaceandspades Website: https://lovepeaceandspades.com/ Follow Music and Makeup: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/musicandmakeuppodcast On Apple Music: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-music-and-makeup-podcast/id1809024400 Like, comment, and subscribe for more in depth convos at the intersection of music, culture, and community.#spades #blackjoy #KevitoClark #LovePeaceandSpades #BlackCulture #MusicAndMakeup #SpadesLA #BlackMusicMonth #ThirdSpaces #CommunityHealing #TheLineHotelLA #CardGamesAndCulture #GiveButter

Welcome back Saints and Aint's! This episode, I am reviewing new music from Willie the Kid & Real Bad Man, Boldy James and V Don and Monday Night and Michaelangelo. On the makeup, I'm using the Juvia's Place and Fenty Beauty Eyeshadow Sticks to create a sultry summer look. I'm also trying the new Cheek Thrills Blush from Morphe in the shade Wine and Dine.

Welcome back Saints and Aint's! This episode, I am reviewing the album "12" by Westside Gunn. On the makeup, I'm already dreaming of summer with this sunset inspired eyeshadow look using the Juvia's Place Culture 2 palette.

Welcome back Saints and Aint's! This episode, I am reviewing the new album "Token of Appreciation" by Boldy James and Chuck Strangers and "Catch Me if You Can 2' by Willie the Kid and Don. On the makeup, I'm using new products from Danessa Myricks, NARS, and Makeup Forever courtesy of my latest trip to Sephora.

Welcome back Saints and Aint's! This episode, I am celebrating the 21's anniversary of MF DOOM and Madlib's 2004, 'Madvillainy.'