Envy and Fancy from @illism stopped by to talk to Carbon Sound’s host Sanni about their unwavering commitment to music and community through projects like @thelegacybuildingmpls and @soulofthesouthside, as well as their new approach towards making music.
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Nadi and Katie from Twin Cities United Performers (TCUP) sat down with Carbon Sound’s host Sanni and talked about all things TCUP: a group of musicians and performers throughout the Twin Cities that believe we can make Minnesota the best place in the world to be a performer.
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Scott Herold stopped by to talk to Carbon Sound’s host Sanni about all things HSRA: a school with a mission to provide youth the opportunity to achieve a high school diploma through the exploration and operation of the music business and other creative endeavors.
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Feven Gerezgiher is a reporter and producer for MPR News Reverb, a team focused on reporting with and for young adults. In her interview with Carbon Sound, she talks about local elections and the impact that these can have on your community.
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Dammntc stopped by to talk to Carbon Sound’s host Sanni about the beginnings of his music career making “type beats,” how reaching out to producers led to collaborations G Herbo, Yeat, and other artists, and a whole lot more.
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Carbon Sound talked with André Cymone about the life and legacy his late mother, Bernadette Anderson, known to many as “Queen Bernie” and “The Mother of the Minneapolis Sound.”
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Neda Kellogg sat down with Carbon Sound’s host Sanni and talked all things Project DIVA International: an organization that has been helping Black girls on their path towards self-discovery for 17 years now.
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Timothy Wilson stopped by to talk to Carbon Sound’s host Sanni about the origins of Urban Lights, the importance of physical media, the music industry in Minnesota and beyond over the years, and a whole lot more.
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Awa Mally sat down with Carbon Sound’s host Sanni and talked about her start in photography and community curation, learning to center her creative ideas and needs, and more.
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