M_ulz.&.Me! do the Knxwledge in their review of Hud Dreems, the producer's 2015 album and debut on Stones Throw Records. raprankings.captivate.fm/lis…

You should "Just Know" by now that Moulz & Mel appreciate Count Bass D, including his instrumental work, so pardon them for discussing Travis Scott action figures and what white girls truly are. Listen: youtu.be/_dpLmDEdgqo

Go ahead and bite into Moulz & Mel's review of Count Bass D's 2019 instrumental album, Edibles, exclusively on Patreon. patreon.com/raprankings/post…

Moulz & Mel have a "Fantastic" time reviewing track 3 of Nicolay's City Lights Volume 1, even making space to speak on AMC A-List and contraceptives. Listen: youtu.be/ukSpSgjLV9A

Moulz & Mel touch down in the Netherlands and set their sights on Nicolay's City Lights Volume 1, reviewing the instrumental album for the penultimate mainline episode of Season 18. raprankings.captivate.fm/lis…

Jeezy and Kev Brown join forces via Moulz blends for episode 9 of the Live Listens series, exclusively on Patreon. patreon.com/raprankings/post…

Pete Rock's "Hip Hopcrisy", on top of being a good beat, gives Moulz & Mel the opportunity to address the many "hibocribs" in the great genre of hip-hop. Listen: youtu.be/QsJYKa9GSKs

As the Instrumental Season of Rap Rankings marches on, it only makes sense for Moulz & Mel to review PeteStrumentals, the debut instrumental album from the legendary Pete Rock. raprankings.captivate.fm/lis…

Although their podcast recording client tried to stop them, Moulz & Mel powered through to deliver praise for Oh No's "Heavy", then went on to imagine a horrific world where all 18 seasons of Rap Rankings were A.I.-generated. Listen: youtu.be/_kIlDWWfNcg

Moulz & Mel put on their lab coats and take part in Dr. No's Oxperiment, reviewing Oh No's third album and debut instrumental album. raprankings.captivate.fm/lis…

Becoming unc means you have to find time and do stretches before listening to Slime Language 3.

When Fat Jon made "Maia", he surely didn't expect someone to make a film about an underground rapper played by Inde Navarrette, but that's what he inspired Moulz & Mel to do. Listen: youtu.be/raowlpaVk5s

This week on Rap Rankings, Moulz & Mel take to the skies to review Fat Jon's Hundred Eight Stars. raprankings.captivate.fm/lis…

After establishing their stances on Knxwledge's "Jstowee", Moulz & Mel address the most perpetuated deception in hygiene: bathing. Listen: youtu.be/8n4CI1JxaGs

They may not share Ohbliv's "Faith In Fruition", or the belief that Tom Holland is the definitive Spider-Man, but Moulz & Mel are in agreement about baby names and the "mixtape before the album" gimmick in hip-hop. Listen: youtu.be/6uR5c6RAGic