Rapper, podcaster, and water connoisseur BigBo$$Purple drops into the ATTIC this week and you don’t want to miss this one. We talk Purps southern influences on his music, his interactions with skateboard culture and his maneuvers in podcasting with Don Kuzan. Purp gives us insight into his minimalistic home recording style and brings forth an Attic debate about baseball. “Bitch my water costs $3.99” - Purp @Squadcaptainpurple @MoneyandBreakfast @TommyTynz @Drebanto

The ATTIC has the pleasure of sitting down with one of the most polished artists we’ve ever interviewed: JAMAL J. He talks his upcoming project ‘The Calm’, the polished nature of his career (he’s what we call a ‘rappers rapper’) the influence that family, particularly his stepmother has had on his life and art and the multiple conceptual natures of his music. Don’t forget to LIKE! SHARE! And SUBSCRIBE!

A.M and Tommy bring in two talent powerhouses in artists: TooMellowed and Kid Mystic. The topics? The concept of hamburger helper, the creative engine in long periods of isolation, and Mellowed’s continued BBW activism. Don’t forget to LIKE! SHARE! And SUBSCRIBE!

CHEF GOODFELLOW. A.M. TOMMYTYNZ. R.I.P DOOM. THATS ALL.

While the WKCITA podcast focuses on every piece of creativity under the sun, ATTIC radio will focus on the music, bringing new and recurring guests on to get a feel for their musical influences, tastes, and the sounds and genres that make up the many sides of us here; ATTIC and Friends. Happy 2021. Also; A.M will be doing the intros on these. This is A.M by the way. Okay. Click play.

A lovely Saturday afternoon conversation with the good men Devin @1800Deadboy and @GoesByClay about fruit, community, food insecurity and uh, other things.

A.M and Tommytynz sit down with Elisa, founder and CEO of the streetwear, event, and lifestyle brand Doughnut Shop Collective. She talks the inspiration behind the pig on the logo, the brands encouragement of the collaborations with creatives, and why its always best to throw shows and events with a strong team behind you. If you know the ATTIC, you know that streetwear talk is some of our favorite talk on the planet. (You know, besides guns and land) You can check out her many dope pieces at doughnutshopco.com. Also in this episode:

-Creating creative economies and ecosystems

-Collaborating with artists not just as an individual brand but as a connector of brands

-We imagine what it would be like to get accused of being in the illuminati

The ATTIC is rejoined by Deadboy and introduced to Soccer player, manager, and franchise owner Larenz Butler. He talks sports during quarantine, the careful balancing act of being a manager/player/coach, and the business side of managing a sports franchise. A.M does the intro. Mad Ethnic!

This one is for all our Garment Gods. This week we’re joined by Mando of Nostalgia Club! @nostalgia.club @MoneyAndBreakfast @TommyTynz

We talk his vintage online clothing store, how he got into fashion, how fashion functions in various creative endeavors, scaling his business, a brief callback to the racial incidents mentioned in a previous episode (you know, the ones that DID NOT HAPPEN) and his plans to get into filmmaking

“If you were to do your best attempt to draw a white girl, you’d be drawing Billie Eillish” -Tommy Tynz (is that how you spell it? Idk.)

Nostalgia Club, Tommy Tynz, A.M. grab a drink and tune in. (No it doesn’t matter that it’s 9 am. Just do it)

Joined by the good brother and regular Scooby (AKA Draxo nodrop.) A.M and Tommy talk about building creative networks after COVID. A.M tells the story of the homeless man who used to squat in his college house (nice guy) and the time Deray got taste smacked out of his mouth in Ferguson by the late, great, Darren Seals. Rest in Power