In celebration of Black Music Month, Busta Rhymes sits down in the studio with Ebro for a wide-ranging and emotional conversation. They explore the significance of embracing Black culture, discuss the power of genuine friendships, and discuss their journey navigating the music industry.

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Chicago-born artist Lil Durk has quickly become one of the biggest names in hip-hop. Despite dropping a hit album just over a year ago, Lil Durk is back with his most important album yet, ‘Almost Healed’ Lil Durk shows Nadeska around one of his favorite spaces, where he can act like a kid and get business done at the same time.

‘Almost Healed‘ is an audio representation of the healing Lil Durk has undergone himself after years of trauma. Durk shares that after being in therapy for some time now, he feels it’s important to share the benefits and how it’s impacted him positively. Now that he is in a healthier space, Durk has made it his mission to give back to his community through his nonprofit, Neighborhood Heroes.

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Michael Render, better known as Killer Mike, is an American rapper, activist, and businessman. His new album, “MICHAEL,” is his most personal yet. To express the core of who he is, Ebro meets up with Killer Mike at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem. Killer Mike opens up about getting in touch with his inner nine-year-old and unmasking the superhero that child created. The project expresses several ways the world has affected him on this project, including the experience of growing up and losing his mother and grandmother.

Mike also touches on working with André 3000. Killer Mike also opens up all of his business endeavors, his family life, falling in love, and life in the South. He also reveals that this is not the end of Run The Jewels, and discusses plans for an upcoming tour.

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