Keys 'N D Minor Keyshawn Davis and Nijzel Dotson

On the last Keys ‘n D Minor episode of 2023, Key, Nij and social media manager Jen recap the year in music. The three of them discuss their favorite songs and albums of the year and crown an MVP.

They also talk about some of the things that made 2023 a slightly underwhelming year for mainstream music, while highlighting some of the successes of local Sacramento artists. 

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Music (in order of appearance):

She’s Gone by Free Hip Hop Beats

Cocaine on the Counter by Gr8tness

Not a Drill by Veeze  

Houdini by Dua Lipa

Water by Tyla

TELEKINESIS by Travis Scott ft. SZA and Future

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On the latest episode of Keys ‘n D Minor, Key and Nij give their honest opinions on Drake’s new album “For All The Dogs”. They talk about where they believe the album misses the mark and whether Drake’s recent prolific output impacted both the quality and reception of his latest solo project. 

They’re later joined by Drake superfan DeNeeka Hill to highlight the album’s bright spots. The three of them also play a game where they each try to stitch together a classic album using songs from his last four projects. 

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Music (in order of appearance):

She’s Gone by Free Hip Hop Beats

IDGAF by Drake and Yeat

All The Parties by Drake and Chief Keef

Rich Baby Daddy by  Drake, Sexyy Red and SZA 

8am in Charlotte by Drake

N 2 Deep by Drake and Future

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**NOTE: This is a reupload. This episode originally released on December 16, 2022**

On the latest KND episode, Key and Nij welcome back season 1 guest and Sacramento singer, Nataya Rule! Before she joins, the two talk about the success of Metro Boomin’s recent album, Heroes & Villains, including conversations about where his career is headed and what makes him so elite. 

After that, Nataya discusses SZA’s SOS album, how it inspires her musically and what’s wrong with the 2023 Grammy nominations.

Interview starts at 15:30

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Follow Nataya Rule on Twitter (@NatayaRule_) and Instagram (@NatayaRule) and find her music on all music platforms!

Music (in order of appearance):

She’s Gone by Free Hip Hop Beats

Superhero (Heroes & Villains) by Metro Boomin & Future

Loverboy by Nataya Rule

Forgiveless by SZA ft. Ol' Dirty Bastard

Kill Bill by SZA

Love Song by Nataya Rule

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Summer is officially over and Keys ‘n D Minor is here to put a final stamp on it. Longtime friend of the show Nataya Rule joined the conversation and talked to Key and Nij about a wide range of topics including: The release of Doja Cat’s new album ‘Scarlet’, Usher being announced as the headliner for next year’s Super Bowl, Beyonce’s Renaissance tour and more.   

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Songs (in order of appearance)

She’s Gone by Free Hip Hop Beats

Problemz by Jungle

TOPIA TWINS by Travis Scott

TELEKINESIS by Travis Scott ft. SZA, Future

On My Mama by Victoria Monet

Agora Hills by Doja Cat

Doja by Central Cee

Sprinter by Central Cee and Dave

On The Radar Freestyle by Drake and Central Cee

When Your Ready by Nataya Rule

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Key and Nij are joined by rapper, singer and producer RVLN (Revelation) on the latest episode of Keys ‘n D Minor, where he explains his process making his most recent project, “Brutally Honest”

He also shares why it’s hard to find collaborators when you produce most of your own music, what it’s like to be thinking about music 24/7, and gives a tease for some of his upcoming projects.

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Check out RVLN on Instagram and listen to his latest album “Brutally Honest” wherever you get music!

Music (in order of appearance):

She’s Gone by Free Hip Hop Beats

Brutal by RVLN

Inflation by RVLN

Woof by RVLN

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Yung Sam joins Keys ‘n D Minor for the second time to talk about his album “Before I Depart,” as well as catching Key and Nij up on his recent tour in France.

The episode includes a track-by-track breakdown of the project, an explanation from Yung Sam on why he produced the entire album himself, and a special announcement from the international rapper. 

This episode was originally recorded on March 31, 2023

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Check out Yung Sam on Instagram, Twitter and listen to his new project Before I Depart!

Music (in order of appearance):

She’s Gone by Free Hip Hop Beats

Smile by Yung Sam

Sacramento Proud by Yung Sam

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