What up? What is up? What is up?

Existentially. I don't know. I'm open mic ego. This is what it happened was this is season three

Episode 12 is easy for me to remember what the number is this time because there's only

12 episodes in this season which means this is the final episode of this season.

This is our final walk down memory lane with Dante Ross and as in other seasons when we get to

this point in memory lane it's basically yesterday. We're catching up with Dante on everything that

happened after his multi-platinum album that he made with Everlast, Whitey Forsen's Blues.

He is a winning a Grammy doing a song Everlast in Santana for a while. He becomes the rock remixer

of the day due to the success of a kind of rock break beat hybrid sound that he helps to introduce

into the lexicon. He ends up putting together a stimulated dummies compilation which John Campbell

based on a lot of the music that Dave made. So it's basically a phase of his artist where he's

very artist oriented as a producer and in terms of compiling works that he's done already and

and rap that he's made with a bunch of people into the stimulated dummies stuff.

And he ends up going back into A&R and it's really amazing. I mean if you listen to this season

and can lay down all the obvious successes and home runs the Dante Ross hit as being a person who

can see talent and put talent in a place to succeed it's really amazing that after all this time

with him getting back into into A&R it's well you'll just have to listen to see what his recent

exploits in the A&R have been and how ironic it all is when you look at it as a whole

and aside from that we'll be able to read more about Dante's story in his book that he'll be

coming out with a little later this year so we want to make sure that we support that.

All in all what an incredible season what an incredible journey starting with you know

lower east side of New York late 70s early 80s you know while hip hop is just beginning to

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