Apollo BrownGuest
Rohan PatraHost
You know, it's a beautiful Saturday and, uh, you know, the sun is out, the sky is blue, you know.

Um, continuously making music and, um, you know, just, just hanging around the fam today.

I think it was likely around 2013, 'cause I remember I was in my first year in university, and I was just starting to branch out from, like ...

I was already at that point established for, like, a decade, like a, a big music fan.

I think at that point I was really starting to branch out outside of just mainstream/mainstream adjacent hip-hop and into other genres, but also one of the styles of music being instrumental hip-hop.

And I think it was particularly BZ430 from Dead End Hip-Hop who put me onto your Clouds record.

I remember, uh, I think it was that record that just fucking blew me away, and it was that one, plus, you know, some amazing works from Tall Black Guy, 8 Miles to Monaart, which is still, like, a classic to me.

You know, it's a beautiful Saturday and, uh, you know, the sun is out, the sky is blue, you know.

Um, continuously making music and, um, you know, just, just hanging around the fam today.

I think it was likely around 2013, 'cause I remember I was in my first year in university, and I was just starting to branch out from, like ...

I was already at that point established for, like, a decade, like a, a big music fan.

I think at that point I was really starting to branch out outside of just mainstream/mainstream adjacent hip-hop and into other genres, but also one of the styles of music being instrumental hip-hop.

And I think it was particularly BZ430 from Dead End Hip-Hop who put me onto your Clouds record.

I remember, uh, I think it was that record that just fucking blew me away, and it was that one, plus, you know, some amazing works from Tall Black Guy, 8 Miles to Monaart, which is still, like, a classic to me.
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