Hello and welcome to Hip-Up Save My Life. This is attempt 5 at this fucking intro and

it's not even going to be that long because I've got nothing of any interest to say. It

turns out from attempts 1 to 4. One damn, I'm going to put out all the pre-course to these

intros and so people can see like the lost tapes or something like that. Anyway, the

fact of the matter is this isn't getting any better, this intro. But today's episode

is with Jordan Stevens, who you will most likely know from Rizzle Kicks, who is working

as Alder Native now. He's got an album coming out very soon. Lobs his hip-hop. He's very passionate

about it, he's passionate about the direction his music takes and we talked about that just

a few days ago. And this podcast brings you the return of Rumage, his first post baby

podcast. So it's nice to have him back. My album recommendation for this week is Royce

the Five Nine, Life of Ryan. You will know this album because everybody's been banging

on about Catapilla this tune with Eminem, which loads of people have sent me to punish

me I guess, or to have a go at me about the fact that I've been shit on an Eminem on this

podcast recently. Not recently, I just thought the car park freestyle was overrated and I thought

his album wasn't good. So loads of people have sent me this track, go in. So yeah, he

does spit fire on this track. There's no denying that. What I would say is the fact that

he does spit fire on this track makes the fact that he hardly ever does that on the album

all the more painful. So there you go. I also want to take this opportunity to thank

people that have sent emails to the Hotmail account. We've got loads and I am going to,

I think I wasn't originally going to like talk about them in this intro, but I think

what I'm going to have to do is do a little secret, it's not going to be secret. It's

a little bonus episode where I just talk about the emails because loads of people have

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