In this compelling conversation, acclaimed music producer and recording artist Anatome takes us deep into his artistic evolution. Drawing from rich influences like salsa, mambo, and Afro-Cuban jazz, Anatome explains why he initially chose not to incorporate these roots into his early work—offering thoughtful insight into how cultural identity and artistic exploration can intertwine. He reflects on the pivotal role his father played in igniting his passion for music, highlighting the personal lessons that shaped his creative foundation.

We also explore Anatome’s journey through his collaboration with iStandard Producers and his transformative move to Atlanta, a city whose vibrant music scene expanded his perspective and sharpened his sound. From navigating partnerships to adapting in a fast-paced industry, Anatome shares valuable reflections on staying relevant, building community, and evolving with integrity. This intimate dialogue unveils the many layers of his musical journey—equal parts heritage, hustle, and heart.

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