Back in March 2007, before all the Young Money fame, the praises from other artists, and the high powered collaborations, Drake was feautured on our unsigned artist segment, “Don’t Quit Your Day Job.” A good friend of mine, Eric Sutton, sent me his music and asked that we feaure him on the segment. I thought the music was pretty good, and so did our listeners. This was when I was Cipha Sounds’ co-host, but he was out that day and Leah (my Lip Service co-host) was filling in for him.

Drake talks about growing up in Toronto and his day job on Degrassi high.  He discusses his family’s musical history (his uncle wrote for Al Green and his dad drummed for Jerry Lee Lewis).  Drake shouts out Trey Songz who is featured on his song “Replacement Girl,” and was one of the first arists to cosign him. Leah asked him if his music was used in Degrassi but he said he wanted to keep his music separate from the show.

1^st Song: Replacement Girl (feat. Trey Songz)

Now you get to hear the listeners’ hilarious critiques.  One caller liked the song and said his wife was a big fan of Degrassi, and another thought it sounded straight but that he sounded too much like Bow Wow:

2^nd Song: City Is Mine

Next Drake gives advice to other upcoming artists.  He said you have to take constructive criticism and that you should never quit.  First caller said the song was fire, one listener said she was shocked because she thought it was going to be some popcorn rap after watching the show and the last caller was just happy he didn’t have “Lil” or “Young” in his name. How ironic!

Clearly Drake was destined for stardom, even our finicky listeners had to give him props!

This is the Segment/Mixtape that began one of the greatest radio programs of all time (I’m not biased…) Lip Service!! Slutted Out was a segment we did on The Cipha Sounds Effect, where Angela would get together with her friends and discuss every topic imaginable. The response from listeners was so crazy, that it had to get its own show. So the legend of Lip Service began…

I mixed this joint and co-produced it with The Emoticon and Angela Yee. Straight sex bangers intertwined with classic breaks of Slutted Out. Check it out!

1. Intro – Cipha Sounds,Angela Yee, The Emoticon and DJ Wonder
2. Touch Me Tease Me – Case/Foxy Brown
3. Fuckin You Tonight – The Notorious B.I.G.
4. Short Short Man – Slutted Out Girls
5. Freak Like Me – Adina Howard
6. Big Momma Thang – Lil’ Kim
7. Promises Promises- Slutted Out Girls
8. It Ain’t No Fun – Snoop Doggy Dogg
9. My Neck My Back – Khia
10. 200 Dollars/15 Minutes – Slutted Out Girls
11. Pussy – Jackie O
12. Nasty Girl – Vanity
13. Oops, Oh My – Slutted out Girls
14. Erotic City – Prince
15. Sex Shooter – Apollonia
16. BJ Techniques – Slutted Out Girls
17. Do Me – Bell Biv Devoe
18. Some Cut – Trillville
19. Anal Beads – Slutted Out Girls
20. Slow Motion – Juvenile
21. Freak ‘N You (Remix) – Jodeci/Wu-Tang Clan
22. Murderous Head – Slutted Out Girls
23. Flex – Mad Cobra
24. Pony – Ginuwine
25. Sensitive Thugs – Slutted Out Girls
26. My Love Is The Shh – Something For The People
27. Tonight – Ready For The World
28. Pointers – Slutted Out Girls
29. Freak Me – Silk
30. Stroke You Up – Changing Faces/R. Kelly
31. Goldschlagger – Slutted Out Girls
32. Bump and Grind (Remix) – R. Kelly
33. Knockin Da Boots – H-Town
34. How Do You Want It? – Slutted Out Girls
35. Anytime, Anyplace – Janet Jackson
36. Let Me Love You Down – Ready For The World
37. What’s your name Again? – Slutted Out Girls
38. Shhh – Tevin Campbell
39. Feeling On Your Booty- R. Kelly
40. Untitled (How Does It Feel) – D. Angelo
41. Outro – Chiney Black from Indiana

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