New Old Heads Upcoming

We will be shooting our 500th episode in front of a live audience at The 808 / Indy CD & Vinyl in Indianapolis on Tuesday, August 25th from 8-11pm! Doors at 8, Show at 9, and we’re going to be taking audience questions. Limited seating available via RSVP! $15-25 👉 TICKETS👈

New Old Heads Before The Cut

The two+ hour recording of the New Old Heads every week before we cut it down. Uncut, raw, no ads and for members only! 👉 PLAYLIST 👈

New Old Heads Episodes

The official weekly talk show with Jay Diff, J. Moore, Maja 7th and Lonegevity.  👉 PLAYLIST 👈

New Old Heads Segments

A collection of different segments from the BDTB presented New Old Heads podcast.  👉 PLAYLIST 👈

New Old Heads Music Reactions

Our real-time reactions to new and classic Hip Hop music videos.  👉 PLAYLIST 👈

New Old Heads Drafts & Lists

Drafting our favorite albums, eras, artists, labels and more. Building out our own squads. 👉 PLAYLIST 👈

New Old Heads Podcast Episodes

NOH 502 | "Sky's the limit."

Episode 502 features the New Old Heads discussing J Cole thanking God that Jay-Z and Roc Nation didn't rush his stardom when he was 24. The panel debates if modern labels even develop artists anymore and whether career longevity requires living a grounded life. We react to KRS-One proposing "Little Hip Hop" districts in major cities, debating if the idea will just lead to gentrification and displacement. The crew breaks down DJ Akademiks blasting Peter Rosenberg over Kanye West forgiveness, exploring where the line should be drawn between personal relationships and public accountability. Finally, we roast Fat Joe for claiming he is the "blackest" person in the room.

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Episode 501 | "What's the price?"

Episode 501 features the New Old Heads reviewing the highly anticipated collaborative album from Erykah Badu and The Alchemist. We discuss Alchemist's organic studio process and debate if the stripped-down beats swallowed Badu's signature soul. The panel reacts to Keefe D officially being found guilty in the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur, discussing why chasing internet clout led to his ultimate downfall. We debate if Kendrick Lamar winning the BMI Songwriter of the Year award for his "GNX" records proves his music is meaningful or just incredibly popular. Finally, the crew breaks down Mary J. Blige completely selling out for Suno AI and her infamous fast-food chicken commercial. 

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NOH 501 | "What's the price?"

Episode 501 features the New Old Heads reviewing the highly anticipated collaborative album from Erykah Badu and The Alchemist. We discuss Alchemist's organic studio process and debate if the stripped-down beats swallowed Badu's signature soul. The panel reacts to Keefe D officially being found guilty in the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur, discussing why chasing internet clout led to his ultimate downfall. We debate if Kendrick Lamar winning the BMI Songwriter of the Year award for his "GNX" records proves his music is meaningful or just incredibly popular. Finally, the crew breaks down Mary J. Blige completely selling out for Suno AI and her infamous fast-food chicken commercial. 

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NOH 499 | "Time's up."

Episode 499 features the New Old Heads (with guest Brotha2daKnight) breaking down Lecrae's recent comments demanding that artists focus on quality rather than operating as full-time content creators chasing viral moments. We react to Rapsody calling out the Hip Hop industry for giving platforms like Vlad and No Jumper access to the culture's stories. The panel exposes the reality behind Timbaland's $100K Orbiiit contest, debating if it is just a disguised data harvest for AI. Finally, we analyze Pitchfork giving Tyga's AI-generated "Starface" album a brutal 0.0 rating as a definitive stand against soulless generative music.

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