Disco Nation's 2021 unprecedented run was underrated, to say the least. With solo albums from both Cash M.B.M.G. & Kofi Jenkins, followed by a double LP by the group in its entirety. Fans alike were finally proud to see the glimmers of hope for southern hip-hop. Post pandemic, pre Killer Mike's classic uprooting Andre Benjamin from his flute, only the "Big 3" were making waves. Enter 2022... a collaborative single titled "Gutta Baby" alongside fellow MC & Albanian Swishaman Slim emerged. Coupled with a visual shot by the legendary Bray Stevenson, the Disco universe erupted. Without taking their foot off the brake, almost within the same month, the smash hit titled "Left Her" was released. Then, their progress would reach a screeching hault. It would be the year 2023 before the world would hear a peep from the hometeam with the release of "Disco Rothschild." A modern trap ensemble recorded the previous year. Kofi Jenkins would betray a lifelong lover and friend while relocating the company to NYC. The Rude Boi welcomed a new baby boy into the world, as well as a new management position, leaving him to choose responsibility over music. The Good Lord would call two of Tyler Glover's childhood best friends to return home to "the upper room." Cash M.B.M.G. would release his third solo album, "Slyme Season," with his best receive and prestige only days later to bury the matriarch who carried him for nine months. From files missing in the studio email exchanges between Georgia and New Jersey to an in-house engineer discharging his firearm and hitting a burglar during the mixing and mastering of this album. Yes, people were harmed during the making of this film. There's been some rough patches in this most recent journey of our heroes. So, with no further Adu, we present to you the second studio album by The Soul Supreme Disco Team. Secret Bars features an all-star cast from Conway The Machine to Freddy Mack. To current Metro Boomin styled beats, to groundbreaking hits, to over the top masagony, to debilitating vulnerability. This soon to be classic, while necessary, may be missing the ingredients we usually digest when dining on the wordplay of three of the best showmen to ever participate in the sport; however there is one subject matter that will never be unavailable: lyrics. Once again, the gods are here to prove to the youth as well as the elder statesmen that anything you can do.... they can do better.