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Charles and Grace are joined by producers Justin Sayles and Lani Renaldo to talk about the best albums and songs of 2021. Then, Charles and Julian Kimble discuss the Long Beach rapper’s unique storytelling abilities and his new album.
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Charles Holmes and Grace Spelman are joined by producers Justin Sayles and Lani Renaldo to talk about the best albums (10:00) and songs (41:40) that have come out so far in 2021. Later on, Charles speaks with writer Julian Kimble to review Vince Staples’s self-titled fourth studio album (1:03:10) and discuss the Long Beach rapper’s unique storytelling abilities (1:11:30).
Producer: Justin Sayles
Associate Producer: Lani Renaldo
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