WR657: Gruf, Yy and Rob Crooks

Episode 657 • January 20, 2022 • 00:42:43
WR657: Gruf, Yy and Rob Crooks
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WR657: Gruf, Yy and Rob Crooks

Jan 20 2022 | 00:42:43

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Show Notes

Veteran Winnipeg MCs Gruf (Fermented Reptile, Frek Sho) and Yy (Park-Like Setting, Your Brother In My Backpack), alongside producer Rob Crooks are on the show about their outstanding new ‘Mental Health Day’ record!

We talked about Gruf and Yy’s long-awaited team-up, the album’s lyrically dense sound, how boundaries were pushed on both vocals and beats, and much more!

Get Mental Health Day now from Saskatoon Folk Rap Records (after you check out the podcast, of course).

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