Tune in to the latest drop from Mixtape 615 Podcast with hosts Tunji, Logan, and Austin, as we break down Nashville SC's scorching start to 2026. We rewind the opening four matches: the dominant 4-1 home win over New England Revolution (Sam Surridge brace, Hany Mukhtar magic), the gritty 0-0 road draw at FC Dallas (clean sheet vibes from Brian Schwake), and the full context around those results (including any Concacaf action mixed in). The Boys in Gold are unbeaten and we're dissecting what worked, what needs tweaking, and how the squad's looking after these early tests.

Then we flip the script to look ahead—our bold Season Predictions: title contention? Playoff locks? Dark horse runs? MVP calls? All the hot takes straight from the 615 crew.

Real supporter talk, no fluff—analysis, laughs, and Nashville Soccer for the culture.

Nashville SC’s unbeaten momentum hit a wall with a frustrating loss to San Diego FC, raising big questions about key mistakes from top players like Hany Mukhtar. The crew breaks down the fallout, previews the Aston Villa friendly, and vents about losing the Southern Championship Belt to Charlotte—again.

This week on the Mixtape 615 podcast, the crew recaps a tough Nashville SC loss to San Diego FC and what it means for the squad’s momentum. With Hany Mukhtar's costly midfield giveaway leading directly to a goal, the guys get candid about accountability and how much the team missed their usual energy under the bright lights. Was it fatigue, poor planning, or just a night where the better team won? They talk through it all.

The pod shifts gears to preview the upcoming friendly against English Premier League side Aston Villa. While expectations are low for a result, the guys share what they hope to see—especially from Huntsville call-ups and squad rotation. Could this match be a glimpse into NSC’s future depth chart?

In the second half, attention turns to the Leagues Cup and some wild results across MLS and Liga MX. From Seattle’s 7-goal explosion to Charlotte FC’s humiliating loss (which brought extra joy), the guys celebrate chaos and explain why the tournament format this year is actually delivering excitement.

And yes—it’s time to talk belts. The Southern Championship Belt is back in Charlotte, and the pain is real. Nashville’s sluggish draws and missed chances did them in, despite getting a win over Charlotte later. The crew revisits the origins of the belt, why it matters to supporters, and how it can grow in visibility across the South.Join the DOPEST Nashville SC Supporters Group at mixtape615.com

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The crew breaks down Nashville SC's gritty win over Toronto FC and debates if Sam Surridge is earning his goals or just a "penalty merchant." Then, they dive into the team's chances of lifting a trophy this year, fueled by the league's most lethal duo.

On this episode, the Mixtape 615 crew breaks down Nashville SC’s latest victory, a hard-fought, "ugly win" against Toronto FC. The boys discuss how Nashville extended its impressive home unbeaten streak, setting a new club record in the process. While the team is sitting near the top of the standings and in the hunt for the Supporters' Shield, the match wasn't without its nervy moments, including a penalty scare that was overturned by VAR.

A major debate centers around striker Sam Surridge, who the MLS discord has nicknamed the "penalty merchant". The hosts argue whether this is a fair criticism or just salt from rival fans, pointing out that being automatic from the spot is a massive asset. The conversation also turns to other key players in rotation, analyzing the critical passing of Patrick Yazbek , the discipline issues facing Perez , and the frustrating inconsistency of a promising forward who has looked "lost at times" on the pitch. Looking ahead, the crew discusses Nashville's real chances of winning silverware this season, fueled by momentum, incredible team depth, and the most lethal attacking duo in MLS: Hany Mukhtar and Sam Surridge