Many of those things are analyzed with the What’s The Headline conversation, with lots of questions and curiosities surrounding TT4‘s sequencing, song themes, and Benny’s take on making a Biggie Smalls’ sequel.
Joe Budden, Royce 5’9 And Joell Ortiz Argue About Slaughterhouse & It Ends Badly “I’m sure people are going to be surprised at the things I’m saying on TT4, but they are also going to get an inside look at things.” Tana Talk is the series where you get me, my deepest, darkest feelings,” The Butcher said in a press release. It’s special to me, because I get to talk about things that I would never talk about on any other project. The things you hear me talking about on Tana Talk 4, is me now and who I’ve become. I’m not trying to create the same energy, but was who I was then, what I was going through. No one thinks I can recreate that energy. “With Tana Talk 4, I have a chip on my shoulder.
Alchemist, Daringer, and Beat Butcha are the musical helm for the latest update in a series that dates back to Benny’s pre-Griselda days.
Cole, Westside Gunn, Conway The Machine, Stovegood Cooks, Boldy James, and 38 Spesh. In the latest episode of What’s The Headline (offered as video and audio below), the Ambrosia For Heads team offers a track-by-track review of Benny’s new release that features J. Meanwhile, Richmond, Virginia’s Fly Anakin dropped Frank, an album with Madlib production that deserves serious attention. Released the same day, Kxng Crooked and Joell Ortiz’s joint album chronicles the demise of their Slaughterhouse group, conveying frustration and laying some blame on the other half of the quartet: Joe Budden and Royce 5’9. Benny The Butcher released his highly-anticipated Tana Talk 4 album.
This past Friday (March 11) kicked off one of the biggest weekends for Hip-Hop in quite some time.
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