When he was a kid, Sideshow wasn’t particularly interested in music. He and his friends would scatter across the Arat Kilo section of Addis Ababa, happily unsupervised, playing marbles and riding bikes; the songs he heard, many of them mezmur numbers intended for the church or pop standards about stuffy romantic ideals, seemed decidedly forRead More
I decided I was going to do the complete opposite of Felt. In Felt, we never talked to the audience, never interacted. But Denim, I thought, “We’ll put on a show.” But I didn’t want to play live until we had a hit. I was waiting until I had the budget to do a properRead More
At the gallery, a showing of robot parts intertwined with mannequin limbs and guts all about the blurring of technology and humanity, Klein’s uncle trails a few feet behind us as we quickly take it in. After a few minutes, she abruptly suggests we go across the street to a coffee shop, where we grabRead More
And what’s the point of having a column on warungku.com if you can’t impulsively hit up Mr. Collipark and ask him about it? It’s not everyday you get to talk to someone who was there before the widespread commercialization of Atlanta rap, and also there when it officially became the hip-hop capital of the 21stRead More
Whenever we speak about plugg, Dro is visibly disinterested and slightly annoyed. “I don’t miss nothing about that time,” he admits. “From 16 to about 25, that was the worst years of my life. The music was successful enough, but I just kept getting locked up and getting in my own way. I remember IRead More
Last month, after I ran out of friends to text about KISS, I called up Heaven for a conversation about bounce culture and its commercialization and the lovergirl sensibilities of her breakout EP. She was at home in Atlanta, where she relocated from New Orleans not too long ago, joining much of her family whoRead More
While that was going on, the front door of the model home was used by his brothers and Don Quan to walk in and out at their will like Urkel on Family Matters. T3, who sings like he’s straight out of a turn-of-the-century R&B boy band, pulled up to do “Boyfriend.” When he hit aRead More
Lover Girl is nimble and fun, with pillowy vocals and cloudy beats. Pig sings about love in a way that’s real, leaning into both the irrational highs and lows that comes with the territory. On mixtape highlight “Even the Blind Can See,” she’s damn near clicking her heels together as she daydreams about her crush:Read More
With a court case between the label and its former artists ongoing, Reichwald can’t say much about the situation. “It just ended bad,” he reiterates politely. “A lot of stuff wasn’t what we thought it was, so we had to part ways. I don’t owe them my next five projects, so it is what itRead More
There’s a lot of European producers working with American rappers now. What was your sound like before your DMV era? I feel like I was one of the first producers working with Americans, to be honest. Back in the day, I was more Atlanta-focused, working with artists like 10K Dunkin and Slimesito. I was reallyRead More
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