Happy Labor Day Episode.

Today in this episode A. Law discussed the changing landscape of the music and entertainment industry, particularly in New York, and how social media has made it easier for artists to gain recognition and success without traditional gatekeepers. He shared his personal experience of building a following through social media platforms like Twitter, starting with basic equipment and consistent posting over time. A.Law emphasized that while the industry is now more saturated, there are more opportunities for artists to create and distribute content independently, citing examples like the film "12 Years a Slave" and Jake Paul's transition from social media to professional boxing and more detailed topics tune in .

Tommy Rosado discussed his plans to rebrand his record label and solidify its legal status, with aspirations to sign more artists and secure production deals. He also mentioned working on a new project called "No Saints Left" set for release in 2026, which will feature a futuristic and bass-heavy sound. Dc 702 reflected on past collaborations, expressing a desire to continue working together, and shared personal experiences related to music and relationships. Both discussed the importance of vocal training and the history of their musical collaboration spanning over a decade.Dc 702 and Tommy Rosado discussed their experiences in the music industry, including challenges with pricing and collaborations. They shared stories about their interactions with other artists and producers in Miami and Orlando. He explained his decision to move from New York to Florida due to family circumstances and the different cultural environments in each city. They also touched on the rise and fall of SoundCloud rappers from the 2016-2017 era.The discussion focused on the early experiences of recording music, with both participants sharing challenges they faced using basic recording software like Audacity and WavPad. They discussed their transition from freestyling full verses to learning structured recording techniques, with He recalled how he adapted to writing in bar structures after receiving guidance from a friend. They also compared different recording approaches, including Travis Scott's method of building verses through multiple takes and Tory Lanez's natural singing ability without autotune.