Industry Rule No. 4080

S:3 E:6 - Album Reviews - The current soundscape

In this episode, Tally discusses the current landscape of music through the lens of recent album releases. He reviews SZA's S.O.S. Deluxe, Redman's Muddy Waters Too, Snoop Dogg's Missionary, and Fat Joe's The World Changed on Me, exploring themes of storytelling, nostalgia, and the evolution of music length and quality. Tally emphasizes the importance of artist collaboration and the need for longer, more complex songs in today's music industry.

S:3 E:5 - The Culture Crisis At The Fox Corporation - A Deep Dive

In this episode, Tally discusses the ongoing issues of accountability and workplace misconduct within the Fox Corporation. He highlights the cultural environment that has allowed such issues to persist, examining historical cases of misconduct and the lack of effective leadership and reform. Tally calls for structural changes and greater transparency to ensure a safe workplace for all employees, emphasizing the need for Rupert Murdoch to take responsibility for the company's culture.

S3:E4 - Tyler the Creator, Freddie Gibbs & of course The Grammy’s

In this episode, Tally discusses the recent Billboard top 50 rap lists and Grammy nominations, sharing insights from his experience on the Grammy board. He reviews albums from Tyler, The Creator and Freddie Gibbs, highlighting their creativity and lyrical depth. The conversation also delves into the Grammy nominations, critiquing the selection process and the lack of female representation in the rap category. Tally expresses his thoughts on the current state of R&B and the nominations, emphasizing the need for quality in the genre.

S3:E3 - The Anatomy of Influence: Quincy Jones and Rap Beefs

This episode of Industry Rule #4080, features Tally kicking off with a candid discussion about political changes on personal lives, and the importance of self-driven success. Next, the music industry, Tally does captivating STORYTIME about legendary THE Quincy Jones, highlighting his unparalleled genius in music composition and orchestration.
Tally then shifts focus to the dynamics of sponsorship and influence in the entertainment world, exploring the roles of power and perception. Through an engaging narrative, he examines the motivations behind high-profile relationships and the allure of status and wealth, using examples from reality TV stars and famous musicians.
The episode culminates in the anatomy of rap beefs, particularly the perceived rivalry between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Tally offers insights on the underlying factors that fuel these public feuds.
Concluding with Tally's signature rants and reality checks, the episode encourages listeners to engage fully with the content and challenges them to embrace resilience in the face of adversity. Join the conversation and become a part of #GojuNation by following on all major social platforms.

S3:E2 - Storytime with Tally: His Musical Journey from Intern to Influencer

In Episode 2 of Season 3, Tally teases the future of AI, its integration into daily life, particularly the home with automation and food delivery. Then STORYTIME WITH TALLY
Summary
In Season 3, Episode 2, Tally discusses the future of AI and its integration into daily life, particularly in home automation and food delivery. On Storytime with Tally, he reflects on his journey in the music industry, sharing anecdotes about working with iconic artists like A Tribe Called Quest, D'Angelo, and Erykah Badu, and the evolution of Neo-Soul. Tally also delves into the complexities of relationships and industry politics, particularly in the context of a KRS-One remix Diddy. The conversation concludes with Tally's rants on politics and the impact of social media on modern relationships.
 

S3:E1 - Tyrese vs. October London: A Tale of Two Albums & Behind the Music Industry Layoffs

 
In this episode of IR No. 4080, Tally discusses the journey to Season Three of his podcast, the challenges faced with studio relationships, and provides in-depth reviews of albums by October London and Tyrese. He also addresses the significant layoffs in the music industry, attributing them to the rise of independent artists and the impact of AI. Tally emphasizes the need for artists to maintain their core sound while navigating the evolving landscape of the music industry.
 

Wolf or Food: S1.Ep1_Water, Knife, Rope, Fire

In this conversation, Tally and Pop Grizz discuss the importance of being prepared for survival situations. They emphasize the need for four essential items: fire, water, a knife, and a strong rope. They explain the significance of each item and provide tips on how to utilize them effectively. They also stress the importance of being proactive and prepared for any potential disasters or emergencies. The conversation ends with a reminder to choose to be the light in a changing world.

Tally & Chris Grey - The Q, The V & The C

In this conversation, Tally and Christian Grey discuss several albums and share their thoughts on each one. They review J. Cole's, Bryson Tiller's, Glorilla's and Doja Cat's album. Overall, they offer a comprehensive review of the albums and share their personal takeaways. The conversation take a a left turn & explores the impact of technology on communication and relationships. The hosts discuss the lack of effective listening and communication in today's digital age, where people are more focused on instant gratification and quick responses. Then they touch on the role of record labels questioning their relevance in today's landscape. In this final part of the conversation, They highlight the unimportance of promotion, the influence of social media, and the power of viral moments. They also touch on the role of publicists and the significance of sync licensing. Christian then shares his upcoming projects, including a series of EPs and a rap-heavy album. Industry Rule No. 4080 GoJuNation, come on in and get comfortable....