A conversation with New York City singer and producer Erin Barra. Combining elements of pop, electronica and neo-soul, Barra produces a sophisticated sonic cocktail that echoes Alicia Keys, Nelly Furtado, Daft Punk and Grimes. We talk about what its like to be a tech-savvy female in a male dominated industry, the state of electronic music and the business of co-writing with Top 40 artists. She also gave us a sneak preview of some new music set to be released early in 2014.

Go Fight Win Podcast // 09.22.2013 (Erin Barra) // #5

A conversation with Amayo, the lead singer and percussionist for Antibalas — a New York City band that has led the international revival of Afrobeat in the likeness of Fela Kuti's Africa 70 band. A second-wave ensemble that formed in 1998, Antibalas combines elements of Funk, Jazz, Cuban and West African music, along with spontaneous grooves and chanted vocals. Amayo invited us into his Brooklyn home to talk about the future of Afrobeat music, his upcoming solo debut album and the suggestion that he might just be the living embodiment of Fela Kuti. He also performed a new song for us that will be featured on a future solo release.

Go Fight Win Podcast // 01.28.2014 (Amayo of Antibalas) // #6

A conversation with New York City hip hop duo Triple Double. Comprised of Triple C and Too Deep, the two have been prominent members of the city's underground hip hop scene for years before joining forces to record Triple Double's debut album, "Red Tooth Rap" (2012). Per their own mantra, we talk "Wine, Weed and Women," but we also explore how the group effortlessly combines this irreverence with sophisticated production and lyrical introspection.   


Go Fight Win Podcast // 05.02.13 (Triple Double) // #4

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