Overlord X

But Lancashire is just a bit above that.

for uh for just for people that want to know um so yeah the the music itself um is uh pretty much uh just your standards uh your standard uk hip-hop fare of this particular time um i wouldn't say as uh sample heavy as the likes of overlord x from last from last week but you know, I think we can just go ahead and give credit to Overlord X once again on that front for obviously just having that DJ background and truly using that to the fullest extent possible.

But yeah, for this one, this is...

I'm on the second album on my...

So big ups to Royal Albert Hall and big ups to Jill Scott and yeah, with that said, four minutes before we begin, email, socials, writing, photography, all that and the full show notes as well as music for the show and other podcasts under 5VPN.

Just did an episode on Overlord X over on Digging Digits as part of our UK Black History Month series.

And if you ask why I don't celebrate Black History Month and what's good, it's because I talk about black history every freaking week nearly.

So, you know, it's for the Black History Month, it's for the places that need to talk about it.

And with that said, uh, we get to our, uh, retrospective for this week, continuing on with our UK Black History Month celebrations as we always do for the month of October.

And for this one, uh, we go to the, um, not so aptly named Overlord X. Um, I feel like this is one of those where the name doesn't fit the, the vibe.

Um, it's a good vibe.

We'll get to it.

But yeah, I just, you know...

W- well, when you guys hear Overlord X, what kind of music are you thinking of? I know what I music, what, [laughs] I know what music I was thinking of before I listened to these records.

Um, but yeah, dr- not, not, not so drastic, but just a bit of a, "Oh, okay.

Fair enough." But anyway, there's a story behind it, as always.