What if EPMD never broke up? Erick Sermon drops some serious "what if" scenarios about how different hip-hop history could've been.⁣ ⁣ Imagine Redman and Keith Murray still under that umbrella during the Wu-Tang and Chronic era. The balance of power in 90s hip-hop would've been completely different.⁣ ⁣ Sometimes the biggest moments in music history come down to timing and circumstances beyond anyone's control. Wild to think about those alternate timelines. | Power 105.1 FM

When EPMD dropped Business As Usual, the group’s third studio album, it became one of the most quietly influential records of the early ’90s. Built on dusty funk samples, nonstop head-nod grooves, and the trademark back-and-forth chemistry of Erick Sermon and Parrish Smith, the album showed why EPMD was one of Hip Hop’s most consistent duos. Business As Usual also marked a major moment in rap history: it featured an early appearance from a young Redman, who would go on to become one of the genre

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