YNGLT Music Central

Welcome back to Music Central. This week we return to our origins with album reviews. However, instead of reviewing any album over any time period, we decided to review more current projects to stay with the times. To kick off our new aged album reviews, we have the 3-time Grammy award winning album Michael by Killer Mike Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 4:20 - What Caught Ya Ear 16:45 - Overall Album Opinion 56:20 - Killer Mike's Notoriety 1:04:44 - Worth a Grammy 1:08:55 - More Progressive Rap? 1:18:16 - Outro Thanks for tuning in and join us back in 2 weeks for a review of SOS by SZA

Welcome back to Music Central, this week we dive into the world of streams and how they've changed how we consume and evaluate music.

Welcome to Season 2 of Music Central. This season our goal was to be more modern with our conversations instead of resorting to just classic album reviews entirely. We still will be doing album reviews but in a different style, which will come later in the season. Kicking off our modernization of Music Central, we have an important discussion on the impact of social media on the music scene from virality to the act of song making itself. We've also added a new host to the show, Wayne Ghee, a VT grad and avid music fan who doesn't think too highly of Travis Scott. Timestamps 0:00 - Intro 5:45 - What Caught Ya Ear 21:00 - The Impact of Socials 35:00 - Priorities or Desires 48:00 - Outro Join us in 2 weeks, as we continue with modern music conversations, this time pivoting to streaming and quality

Welcome back to Music Central. We'd like to officially welcome you to the debut of our Interview Series. Here we will conduct all interviews related to music from artist, producers, & more... To kick off our series is artist Zeus Stunna. 

Welcome back to Music Central. For a final episode of Season 1 and Act 2 we conclude with a conversation on Southern Rap. OutKast is widely considered the birthplace for Atlanta rap, and we truly find out why 3$tackz had something to say. 

Welcome back to Music Central. We continue our West Coast tour and stay in the greater Los Angeles area. We visit Long Beach, California and discuss the solo debut of Snoop Dogg 

Welcome back to Music Central. This episode we take a trip to the West Coast to cover the early origins of Death Row Records. Though this project was released under Interscope, it included the birth of Snoop Dogg and was Dr. Dre's solo debut. 

Welcome back to Music Central. This week we continue our run of debuts and are staying in NYC. While Wu Tang was running Staten Island, Nas began his rise in Queens. His debut was one of the original five mic albums of The Source Magazine. 

Welcome back to Music Central. For this episode we begin our second act and discuss some of the greatest albums of the decade. First up we visit the boroughs of New York to revisit the debut of one of the greatest groups ever. 

Welcome back to Music Central. For the final episode of Act 1, we visit Northern California to discuss the multi-talented artist, Anderson. Paak. Thanks for tuning in to Act 1 and join us on our next episode as we begin Act 2: 90's rap. 

Welcome back to Music Central. For this episode we take into the Midwest and figure out who "The Real Slim Shady" is. 

Welcome back to Music Central. This week we continue Act 1 by visiting the origins of rap in NYC to discuss what most consider the greatest rapper of all-time. 

Welcome back to the Music Central. For our second episode, YNGLT co-founder PJ Beard joins us and provides his favorite album of his favorite artist. He settled on Drip Season 3 by Gunna out of Atlanta. 

YNGLT presents... Music Central. Music Central is the official home of all musical discussions and opinions of YNGLT Entertainment. Your hosts include YNGLT co-founder Ira Walker, Jamil Sprague & Michael Dupuy returning guests from the YNGLT Musical Series, and Devin Howard. To kick off the show we kick off the first act where we discuss each host favorite album by their favorite artist. First up we have Ira who selected 4 Your Eyez Only, the 2016 project by artist J.Cole.