Original character design from AnimeBae’s manga/anime called Akai. *cue iconic opening song and narrator voice* This isn’t the story of how AnimeBae became the greatest hero alive, but this unlikely hero of Academia and undaunted determination has an enthralling story on the same scaling of your favorite manga/anime as he creates one of the […]
Read moreI came across DMV artist Krystle Maria through a random dive into my DMs. I’d seen glimpses of her stuff here and there on, like, Elevator. However, I’d never featured her on SOTB (my bad). A few days ago, she submitted the visuals to her latest track, “Melanin,” and I happened to see them in […]
Read moreBrain Rapp subtitled his latest release Bloom as being “a story of growth.” Over the course of the project, we are definitely given a growth–and keys to growth. By relating the path a flower takes to become beautiful and mature to the growth of an artist coming into their own (or just a person in […]
Read moreBecause two parts weren’t enough, True and I started talking again about some of the craziness we’ve seen over the years, the DAR discography, and more. I wanted to leave it at two, but then realized that there was a lot of ground left uncovered in parts one and two. Reader discretion is advised, as things […]
Read moreIn part one of our interview, True God and I discussed the possibility of Eyes on the Ring 2, the wrestling business, and his upcoming collaboration with Shokus Apollo, Less Is More. Today, we’re going to keep the same energy while also talking family, life, “stan culture,” and Kanye West. Speed: Alright, switching gears a […]
Read moreIt’s been a while since I’ve had the chance to interview True God. We talk about life and music on a consistent basis, as friends and brothers do. However, I haven’t shared much with the world about the next moves. However, with the new year kicking into gear, it was time to catch up with […]
Read moreIf you follow Super Nike Nando, you’ll know that he makes music you can feel. His Twitter account even says that he “make[s] music/art for overcoming anxiety, no matter your race, background or sexual preference.” With that in mind, it’s no surprise that HEEM (an album named after an “enhancement word” used to put emphasis on […]
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