FBi’s Filmlordes Jack and André had the pleasure (and pain?) of interviewing Gaspar Noé, one of cinema’s most debated provocateurs.
Saba raps with Tanya Ali about turning grief into art, turning the lyrical microscope back on himself and hometown Chicago turning kids into adults too soon.
Following her sold-out sideshow at the Metro Theatre, Charli stopped by Arvos with Darren Lesaguis for FBi’s most Millennial™ interview ever.
CLYPSO and Kwame chat about life at 15, what they’re looking forward to at FBi Turns 15 and their bangin collab ‘Middle Ground’.
The myth, the man – Paul Kelly chats to Grace about classic poetry, keeping his finger on the pulse four decades on and his 24th(!!!) album ‘Nature’
The slightly absurd Sam Simmons yacks about his Yack Festival show ‘The Radical Women of Latin American Art, 1960-1985’ and whether or not you should procreate.
Manu Crook$ dropped in on Arvos with Twitey to chat about the deafening buzz surrounding him and to premiere his dank new trap tune Best Years featuring B Wise and Lil Spacely
Before their headline show at the Fundraiser for W.A.R, Jarrod and Jacob from Dispossessed came through for a politically-charged chat with Darren Lesaguis.
Tommy Codling sat down with Matt and Johnny, two-thirds of DMA’S, and attempted to oust absent vocalist Tommy O’Dell and take up the vacated “Tommy” position. Controversial!
“I feel like in my life, with anything I do, I can’t put something out there that doesn’t have hope. It has to seek change.”