Patta | The World According To Goya Gumbani
An interview with Brooklyn-bred rapper, Goya Gumbani.
An interview with Brooklyn-bred rapper, Goya Gumbani.
A short essay about Black History Month and James Baldwin for Noah's collaborative Black History Month t-shirt.
I wrote about America's first Juneteenth for NOAH NY, the events that lead to it, as well as what did and did not come of this historical day.
An interview I conducted with budding Brooklyn-based photographer, Lorenzo Holder, in which he discusses his artistic vision and his travels, including visiting Leprosy colonies.
A feature I wrote following a lengthy face-to-face interview with Swizz Beatz in his personal art gallery in Chelsea, NYC. (Also appears in print issue #270)
A feature about Harlem rapper, Dave East, following our interview, in which we discuss his hoop dreams, going to jail, and his fateful meeting with Nas.
My second cover story, for The Source's 2015 year-end issue, featuring a conversation with Jeezy (formerly Young Jeezy), shortly after he was released from jail.
The second installment of my 'Concrete Canvas' art section, featuring up-and-coming visual artist Distortedd.
The first entry of my "Concrete Canvas" art section I created for The Source, about Atlanta-based Illustrator FRKO RICO. (Also appears in print issue #266)
My first printed cover story for The Source‘s 2014 year-end issue, which featured an intimate discussion between YG and I about everything from harrowing tales of home invasions to street gang unification to film screen-writing. The Source (Issue# 264)