Str8OutDaDen Podcast: Why Family Is Important To Your Career w/ Lloyd Musa

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It's that time of year again and instead of taking a week off, Str8OutDaDen decided to reach back in the archives and give you a dope conversation between Lloyd Musa and J. Good.

The conversation took place around the time his Men Are Born Kings Are Made album was released a couple of years ago. So why bring this convo back and what does it have to do with guiding your career? Well Str8OutDaDen is glad you asked. During their sit down they talked about getting to know your family history. A VERY inspiring convo which led me to interview different members of my family and truly get an understanding of where I'm from.

I felt this would help you to become even more transparent in your music and focus more about the important things in life.

***Thanks to Str8OutDaDen for sending***

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