What makes Dissect so special, is the way that the podcast and YouTube channel combines the emotional and the technical. This time, we've finally brought a piece of Dissect content (courtesy of Ryan) for a respectful dissection of our own. It's got to be a proven formula by this point that ending an episode of "In Search of Sauce" on a sad Mac Miller anecdote makes for resonant podcasting. “How Mac Miller Created a Musical Circle” by Dissect on YouTube (Jan. It's a gripping view of the way star power bridges reality with the fantastical even for those in the spotlight.
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Check out the episode for more on the interview plus our original thoughts on the album. That the Tennesse-native Southern rapper has always been the secret weapon amid an LA-centric TDE. What I appreciated most about Lee's interview is how she focused on what has remained the same.
Questions of "What's changed?" and "How does it feel to be back?" flew at Zay from all sides. Many of the journalists interviewing him and writing about the album chose to approach the project from this angle. On This Episode "Isaiah Rashad Was Always TDE’s Secret Weapon - Now, He’s Ready to Own It" by Cydnee Lee for Vulture (July 30, 2021)Īmong all of the interviews and reviews surrounding Isaiah Rashad's triumphant return with The House is Burning, my co-host, Tyler, wanted to highlight this excellent interview from Cydnee Lee.Ĭoming off a five-year hiatus, Rashad's return suggested a shift in his life.
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