Wait ’til you see the Sitcom Dad–directed video. The only goal while in the studio was to make each other laugh. Myself, Sitcom Dad, and Dan the Automator doing our thang once again, just like we did with the Hello Peril joints from the movie. Picking up where we left off with our hit Netflix movie Always Be My Maybe, I had to get the band back together. This is one of the most important songs I’ve ever made. We conceptualized, wrote, produced, recorded, mixed, shot video, and launched a donation campaign for this song, all within 10 days. These things shouldn't go unnoticed, so Cutso and I made it a point to create something that couldn't be unseen. Anti-Asian violence has been a part of our lives and American culture for hundreds of years, and spiked dramatically during the pandemic. I heard the raw tracks on this joint and he’s doing all those layers, harmonies, and octaves with no Auto-Tune! Love that guy! People don’t realize Utkarsh is as talented a vocalist as he is an actor. This joint would always get the crowd moving! Honored they would do the official recording with me and I could lay vocals on it. I love this joint-so funky! I used to see Con Brio play this live and I would find myself rapping to myself. Read his write up and stream along below. With the project officially out today, we asked Lyrics Born to take us track-by-track through each of the collaborations that made this project possible, detailing the joys of working with each of its collaborators. The result is a joyful, catchy, and-when necessary-introspective look at the bonds we forge with each other which quarantine may have permitted us to re-examine and celebrate anew. In the meantime we have Mobile Homies Season 1, the first of what we can assume will be a series of recordings between the artist and his fellow emcees and producers, including Dan the Automator, Lateef the Truthspeaker, and Blackalicious, who recorded their verses before the tragic passing of Gift of Gab last summer.
Rather than putting an end to his Mobile Homies podcast when venues started opening again, he transferred that mounting creative energy into a collaborative LP series, which he’ll even begin touring down the West Coast next week. Yet in the case of rapper/actor Lyrics Born, this story is a little more open-ended than most. You may know the story by now: Global pandemic prevents artist from performing for the indefinite future, artist-with little better to do-turns to having meaningful conversations with other artists which get live streamed to audiences who also have little better to do, bonds between artists grow stronger.
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