Vinyl Drop | MONTERO, Lil Nas X

10/29/21 • 79 min

This week Keith Montena and special guest Andi Stebbins discuss Lil Nas X's highly anticipated debut studio album, "MONTERO". The self-titled project follows some of the biggest singles of 2021, and an artist who has become a topic of conversation for being so true to himself and expressive. While carrying the longest number one single of all-time with Old Town Road, Keith and Andi dive into how Lil Nas X has carved a name for himself and grew so far past his initial EP. Discussing all the visuals, performances, and promotion, check this week's episode out to hear about an amazing debut era. Make sure to follow @vinyldropodcast on Instagram, and stay tuned for more episodes.

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