NFR Podcast

In this episode, the hosts recommend their favorite rap songs from the 2020s so far. They discuss songs like XSCAPE by Don Toliver, AYE! (Free The Homies) by Vince Staples, and Nobody by Nas ft. Lauryn Hill. The speakers reflect on the diversity in rap music and express optimism for the future. They praise tracks like 'Corrie's Man' by Boldy James and 'Get the Change' by Meek Mill. They also discuss 'Deep Reverence' by Big Sean featuring Nipsey as one of the best rap songs of the decade. Additionally, they explore 'Spoiled Brat' by Mavi and 'Miles Davis' by Blue and Exile, as well as the standout track 'Donuts' from Isaiah Rashad's album 'The House is Burning'.

Discover the impact of music on workout routines and their influence on pace and rhythm. Explore personal anecdotes about incorporating music into exercise regimens. Favorite songs for working out include rock music from the 70s and 80s. Benefits of weight training and using house music as a motivating playlist. Preference for heavy metal and EDM during workouts. The impact of Nipsey Hussle's 'Crenshaw' mixtape on workout routines.

In today’s episode we’re recommending the best rap albums made by one rapper and one producer. We spoke about albums such as A Ghetto Christmas Carol by XXXTentacion & Ronny J, Stolen Youth by Vince Staples & Mac Miller, Deltron 3030 and more. - LIVE ALBUM REACTIONS HERE - List of Albums Discussed •Stolen Youth by Vince Staples & Mac Miller •Fair Exchange No Robbery by Boldy James & Nicholas Craven •Sli’merre by Young Nudy & Pi’erre Bourne •Deltron 3030 •& More

Explore the trend of shorter songs in the music industry and the impact of TikTok on music consumption. Discover impactful short songs and the influence of an album on the mainstream music scene. Discuss fall songs, Kendrick Lamar's favorite interlude, and Blue's new gritty album. Highlight the track 'Distance' from Beast Coast and praise high energy rap. Recommend 'Ice Cold, Zell Freestyle' by Denzel Curry and Jack Harlow's song 'Time'.

In this episode, the hosts discuss their favorite non-rap albums and songs, including Fred Again's Actual Life 3 and Michael Jackson's Off The Wall. They also share their love for hip hop music and how different genres provide mental clarity. The chapter descriptions include exploring a jazz-based project with electro-acoustic influences, reviewing John Rivera's EP release, and discussing the fusion of jazz and house music by artist Fred again.

In this episode, Anthony Fantano joins the hosts to discuss how his music rotation changes with the seasons and the challenges of finding new music to review. They explore instrumental music and share recommendations in jazz, EDM, and rock. They also discuss Duran Jones and the Indications' album American Love Call, live music venues, growing up with Amy Winehouse and Britney Spears, and recommend 'I Believe That' by dvsn featuring Mac Miller and Ty Dolla $ign.

In today’s episode we had the pleasure of sitting down with TDE rapper Reason and spoke about his music rotation. His new album Porches is out now and available on all streaming platforms. Listen to REASON's new studio album, "PORCHES" on Spotify and Apple Music List of Songs & Albums Discussed •Mailbox Money by Nipsey Hussle •4 Your Eyez Only by J. Cole •Still Pretty by Eem Triplin •Enemy of the State by Lupe Fiasco •& More

They discuss underrated songs from popular albums like Drake's Dark Lane Demo Tapes, Logic's No Pressure, Kanye West's Ye & more. Highlighted songs include Losses by Drake, Super Predator by Joey Bada$$, Open Mic/Aquarius 3 by Logic, and No Mistakes by Kanye West. They delve into the stories behind the songs, appreciate their production, and talk about unexpected collaborations in music.

The podcast discusses the challenge of selecting the top 10 best Travis Scott songs, including discussions on underrated collaborations, nostalgic tracks, and the meaning behind 'Drugs You Should Try'. They also highlight his best mixtape songs and analyze the production and lyrics of two specific tracks.

Today's episode recommends perfect rap songs from underrated rappers like Mick Jenkins, Aaron May, Rome Streetz, and more. The podcast includes discussions on underrated lyricist Rome Streets, a disturbing movie with unsettling traditions, movie budgets and sampling secrets, and the mesmerizing track 'Nautica' by Currency featuring Made in Tokyo.