Is Beyoncé bad for Country music? Are her songs "Texas Hold'em" and "16 Carriages" authentic country songs? Dewayne & AJ discuss whether the megastar will be accepted by the Country music community.
Sparked by the conversation about SZA and Mary J. Blige on The Breakfast Club, Dewayne and AJ discuss whether there is such a thing as a rare, once-in-a-generation talent. If so, is SZA one of them?
Lindsey Renee is the host of the Rhythm & Soul Patrol Show on AM 1460 WPON. She's 21 years old and probably knows way more old school music than you do. She's crushing it on Instagram with over 370 thousand followers and is fast becoming a household name. Not only does she have countless men feenin' over her, but she's also giving off vibes like Vanity that might convince you she could play Laura Charles in the reboot of "The Last Dragon." Dewayne & AJ give plenty of compliments as they discuss Lindsey's contribution to celebrating old school music.
With the Super Bowl and the Grammys fresh on our minds, Dewayne & AJ use these events as a way to do a play-by-play of the difference between The Sports Industry (NFL) and the Music Industry.
Before Drake. Before T-Paine showed the world how to sing with Auto-Tune, and before Kanye's "808s and Heartbreaks", Biz Markie stood on business in 1989 with a massive hit, "Just A Friend". At a time when most rappers were bragging about how much of a ladies' man they were, Markie sang off-key and told everyone how his girl played him. Markie was a pioneer for being vulnerable in his songs and for being one of the first rappers to sing in a song, but, was he a hip hop legend or one hit wonder?
Dewayne & AJ discuss the reasons why we put Mario's "Let Me Love You" on repeat. "Let Me Love You" was a massive hit released in 2004. It's on Mario's second studio album, Turning Point.