Recently I interviewed with Mega of Mega Late Show podcast. It was for their “Temperature Check” series. We talked about my former music crew Stolen Music Imprint, writing, and “The Fire This Time.” Dr. Malachi Z. York sucked me into a wormhole and spit me into the real possibility of malware microchips floating in my high school cereal. Armand Hammer, Run The Jewels 4, and Jay Electronica get some looks. Listen to the chat below. Also I informally announced Humancloud …
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On episode 8, the crew and I talk about labor strikes in pro sports for Black Lives Matter, voter suppression, and we celebrate the life of Chadwick Boseman, the beloved actor that played Black Panther and other memorable roles. Follow: Tracy Jones (The Microscopic Giant) @themicrogiant Paul Richardson @paulierhyme Maurice Shelton @mauriceshelton Mega @megalateshow …
From Nairobi, The Flee Project presents “Extra Muros – Kenya.” This compilation of artists from Africa & Europe showcase an eclectic mixture of vocals, electronic, ambient, downtempo and groovy dance music. The project takes you on a musical journey over 7 tracks featuring artists from the FLEE collective: Karun, Flexfab, Jinku, Tite, KMRU, Slikback and Pier Alfeo. Sonic elements in the compilation include house, bass, industrial, tribal, downtempo and indigenous sounds that populate the soundscape. There’s something for everyone on …
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On yesterday’s show, the crew and I talked to activist, organizer, and podcaster Ayana Wyse about getting fired for being scary. But stereotypes be damned, Ayana’s the person that makes things happen like the June 7th Black Lives Matter protest in Osaka and founding the Black Creatives Japan community. If you’re a perspective dweller of these parts and you research Japan, you’re likely to come across her Kurly In Kansai podcast, which is a cache of information and insight about …
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