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Dixon medicine specialists and don't have around with him tonight our guest is none

other than a young MC hello Drew you have into the rap scene no no something I didn't know

when I was reading your Bible.

Yes, definitely.

I wrote so much that they just decided to have a whole religion, just follow me.

Oh, off to a shaky start already.

I should say bio was that you wrote Wild Thing and Funky Cold Medina for Tone Logue.

Yes.

Two of my all-time favorite. I guess you'd call them Ramps. Is that a Ramp song? I guess so. Even though, ironically, I believe K. Rock here in town is the station that broke it. It's the first station to play Wild Thing. If I'm not mistaken, unless my memory truly fails me, I believe that this is the first station. Producer Annes says true. And as a fact i think we have a uh all tone loke weekend coming up don't we uh ann no we don't okay

just check it do you uh do you talk to tone much um i don't see him that much but but he should be

kissing your ass no not not really i mean but you made him a ton of money with that. You know what? With the label that we were signed for, we didn't make it... Oh. We didn't make even one of us a ton of money. Oh, I can't believe that. I mean, those two songs, especially, were just so damn huge. Well, it's good. For me, I feel good. It's a right place, right

time kind of thing, so I'm kind of pleased about that. All right. So the latest effort is called

the return of the one-hit wonder. Yes. Young MCS, a sense of humor. Like that self-deprecating stuff.

Yeah, definitely. Coming out tomorrow. Tomorrow, actually. And how would you describe this

latest effort? uh latest effort this

latest effort i think from beginning to end i think is the best record that i've made in terms of

an entire piece i've made albums before obviously to have big hits on them but i didn't want to fall

into the trap that people a lot of times do where you buy an album and you only like one or two songs off that album. I wanted to make sure that this is an album that you can listen to all the way through from beginning to end. So in terms of an entire work from track one all the way to the end, it's the best that I've made. Most continuous, you know. All right, and we'll hear stuff off of Return off of, uh, uh, return of the one hit wonder,

uh, as the night wears on. Yes, we'll hear something, uh, pretty soon off it, but, um, I want to talk about you for a second. You were, we born, were you born in England? I was born in England, yes. Uh, because your dad was in the service? No, no, my parents, parents were Jamaican and that was a natural migration move from

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