Category: Interviews
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Photographer Spotlight: Cia Gambino
Since the inception of flowsfordays, we’ve been interested in covering artists outside of music. It’s taken some time to make it happen, but we’ve started off right with Cia Gambino. Through my always informative Twitter feed, I was introduced to Cia. Dope Chicago rapper Squeakpivot (if I remember correctly) retweeted a 4 picture collage of Cia’s…
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Interview with Shon Goner on track ‘The Chase’ (Dissection Interview Series)
Another day, another dissection. Shon Goner submitted The Chase to us a few weeks ago and we adored it…so much so that we hit him up about being a part of our series. It’s a gritty, slow tempo song with a brilliant chorus that sounds almost too good to be true. There is so much…
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It’s Just The Start For Lukas G of New Kingz (Exclusive Interview)
Chicago’s hip hop market is wide open. It has been for some time but as SoundCloud has progressed in features and popularity, music fans have a better ability to discover new sounds coming out of their respective cities. SoundCloud has been an amazing tool for flowsfordays; and continues to be. Young Chicago artist Lukas G…
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Interview with Chicago’s Ibra on track ‘Get Yours’ (Dissection Interview Series)
It’s been awhile, but we are back with another installment of the Dissection Series. This one comes from Ibra, a Chicago emcee that continues to grow with every release. It’s nice to see an artist that is influenced by A Tribe Called Quest and 90’s hip hop. In his submission he wrote “I am trying to…
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Rob Hicks Has Been Preparing for Awhile + Is Finally Ready To Show Us What He’s Got (Exclusive Interview)
I was interested in Milwaukee native Rob Hicks the moment his manager hit me up about his up coming debut single (look out for that on the 26th). I hit the private link, then hit his SoundCloud page and noticed, so far, he’s only released one song . It’s titled 3 Minutes of Paradise. Unprofessionally before pressing…
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flowsfordays Presents: Highest Basement Collective
In the last few years there has been a surge of popularity in hip hop collectives. It’s well deserved and great to see. There are blurred lines (The Social Experiment) and more concrete examples (Pro Era, A$AP Mob.) Throughout my blogging career I’ve noticed many “underground” collectives not getting the spotlight they deserve. Some are coming out…
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Twin City’s Destiny Roberts Is The Positive Force Music Is Missing (Exclusive Interview)
We’ve been blessed to know so many incredible female artists from the inception of flowsfordays. Hip hop + r&b, as a genre, is male dominated, but as the industry has grown women are finally getting the spotlight they deserve. We aim to continue that trend. Multi faceted artist Destiny Roberts has made this pretty easy. The…
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We Speak with Established Chicago Producer The 25th Hour (Exclusive Interview)
I love speaking with creatives. If you are a long time reader of FFD, you may be aware of that. Getting to know artists I have discovered, believe in, and enjoy is such a wonderful feeling. I’m not sure if our audience enjoys these or has any type of feelings towards them. Maybe no one…
