I took inspiration from the somewhat schizophrenic yet entertaining behavior of a few cats I've owned who purr for attention and then sink their teeth into you without reason or warning.

I want to strongly discern that Kenny is not only a skilled multi-disciplinary musician, but someone I see as a generational talent...
No matter what type of art you produce, you can learn from the past, and there may be aesthetics you cannot reproduce on modern digital software...
I love going into sets, not knowing what to expect, and being positively impressed by a performing artist. Smino is absolutely someone I would see again...
I think it's just really hard to find a band name. I feel like a connection to it. It just kind of was intuitive...
I expected nothing short of perfection when witnessing a Thundercat live set, and that was what I ultimately received...
Center stage were several instruments, including guitars, keyboards, synths, sequencers, and much more. Seamlessly, FKJ flowed between all of these inputs, performing in a unique/multi-faceted set.
It was amazing to witness not only how skilled of a vocalist Masego was, but also his talents as a dancer and entertainer.
Their visual imagery on album art is some of my favourite in the underground scene, with 'Shrines' depicting an NYPD officer grappling down the side of a building in Harlem looking into a window at a 425-pound tiger...
RANDOM

I was just looking for the worst DJ name that could ever go on a club poster, I tried some mock-ups with many different ideas, but this definitely stood out worse than any of the others...

The concept for reverse nightmare tower was actually inspired by my friend who sent me an unpublished script/rough draft idea for a game/visual novel style thingy he was making...

The sense of community around during the festival was striking, given the dystopian nature of the early pandemic...

Throughout the album, different subjects are tackled such as the spirit of competition, industrialization, the destruction of our ecosystems etc...

Music From Saharan Cellphones features various tracks recorded on Saharan Africa collected on cell phone sim cards...

the release of art brings with it the release of emotions entangling with & informing the work. our pain screams at us...

The live set echoed something out of a horror movie with Yeule’s various Junji Ito tattoos to LED backdrops looking like they surfaced from the gates of Hell...

夢の砂漠 explores a lot of feelings I’ve been having over the past year - mostly a lot of self-exploration and I wanted to convey this a long and ethereal album so that other people can travel through the ‘dream desert’ and explore all of these intense feelings themselves...











