One of my favorite things to do when listening to music is go to certain songs or albums that are not released on streaming services for the simple reason that they're not maybe as accessible or maybe I just forget about them and I repick them back up maybe a month or a year after that they've been released or maybe even sometimes a decade or two.

So for today's episode, guys, Lou and I are going to be going through eight to ten different unreleased songs that we think deserve a spot in your rotation.

You guys can access them on that PIF, SoundCloud, YouTube, wherever the case may be.

And the rule for today is that we didn't bring in any leaks. We brought in officially released

songs that were just released on different platforms besides DSPs.

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I mean, listen, man, I've always loved going through that Piff.

Ever since I was a kid, you know, my cousin and I would go through that Spinerrella,

go to, you know, OG mixtapes on YouTube, whatever the case may be.

So how did you sort of do your research for this episode?

Was it old playlist that you had compiled from when you were a kid?

Or was it certain songs you were bumping in high school?

What did you want to bring in today? It's mostly songs that I still listen to today. But yeah, man, it was such a fun era back in like 2011, 2012 where I don't even think Spotify and Apple Music really existed in those days.

And I felt like as a music listener, I was more of like a treasure hunter. You know, I'd have to go from one platform to the next, from SoundCloud to YouTube to that Piv to my iTunes collection.

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