Bimma and Turbo dive deep into the philosophy of making music. As a super producer, Turbo draws inspiration from everyone, including Stevie Wonder, Nipsey Hussle, and even Ms. Rachel. This approach helped him produce hits like Moneybagg Yo’s “Whiskey Whiskey,” Gunna’s “Drip Too Hard,” and Lil Baby’s “Close Friends.” In this interview, Bimma and Turbo also discuss what it means to be a super producer, the role of AI in songwriting, and his brotherhood with Gunna.

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Bimma Williams sits down with Lil Tecca to explore why hip hop places a stricter emphasis on authenticity compared to other music genres or forms of art. In the interview, Lil Tecca opens up about his connection to Jamaican culture, how he became his own OG, and why he rejects the idea of being a role model.

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In 2004, Errol Moore took his son Shameik to see a film that would forever change the course of his life, You Got Served. And honestly, shout out to B2K for inspiring us all in one way or another. Young Shameik Moore would take that inspiration and his own dance moves to music videos with Soulja Boy and Keri Hilson before progressing onto acting under the direction of visionaries such as Tyler Perry and Rick Famuyiwa. Now, after playing the first black SpiderMan in the Oscar winning Into the Spiderverse, a role that comes with power and in his case a unique responsibility, Shameik breaks down the superhero sized plans of where he wants to take his career next

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