IF YOU’RE LISTENING, IT’S TOO LATE — EP. 88

2010s Hip-Hop: Bars, Lyrics & Favourites (Part 1) Part one of a two-part collection featuring some of my favourite hip-hop tracks from the 2010s. There are so many records from this era that have stuck with me, and narrowing them down to a playlist was never going to be easy. This isn't a complete list of my favourite songs from the decade, just a selection of the ones that have stayed with me. Heavy on the bars, lyricism, wordplay and storytelling. From underground hip-hop to some of the sharpest writers of the era, these are records that remind you what happens when the pen does the talking. This is only the first half. Part two continues in Episode 89. Look up the artists, share the mix, and keep discovering. Stay tuned for more. 🎧 AUDIO ONLY / BONUS PLAYLIST 🎵 TRACKLIST 1. Jean Grae — U & Me & Everyone We Know 2. Ab-Soul — The Book of Soul 3. Earl Sweatshirt & Vince Staples — Centurion 4. Joey Bada$$ & Capital STEEZ — Killuminati 5. Capital STEEZ — Capital STEEZ 6. Pro Era (Dessy Hinds, Capital STEEZ & Nyck Caution) — Vinyls 7. Pusha T — Numbers on the Boards 8. Rapsody — Murder by Numbers 9. Samiyam & Earl Sweatshirt — mirror #IfYoureListeningItsTooLate #WhatWouldBobDo #HipHop #2010sHipHop #Lyricism #Bars #UndergroundHipHop #MusicDiscovery