In this episode four of our seven hosts – Dave Knight, Frikshun, Butch Kassidy, and Mr Deezel – stirring up some intriguing conversations.

First up, we dive into the surprisingly low buzz around International Men's Day this year. Why did it slip under the radar? We share our thoughts and explore the possible reasons behind this lack of visibility.

Then, we shift gears to something really unique in the music world – André 3000's latest album, 'New Blue Sun'. That's right, the Outkast star has taken a bold leap from his hip-hop roots to an enchanting world of flute-based ambient tunes. We delve deep into the background of André 3000, tracing his journey from the hip-hop duo Outkast to his solo explorations in flute music. This isn't just any album; it's a blend of jazz and avant-garde, pushing the boundaries of what we typically expect from André.

But what does this mean for an artist known for rap? We discuss André's transition, his search for authenticity, and what it means to step away from a well-established genre. And of course, we can't ignore the reactions – from fans and critics alike – to this drastic shift in style. There are mixed feelings, and we're here to break it all down.

In conclusion, we wrap up our chat by pondering over the delicate balance between creative freedom and meeting fan expectations. Is 'New Blue Sun' a groundbreaking move for André 3000, or a step too far from his roots?

Tune in to join the conversation and share your thoughts with us!