S5E8 S.W.E.A.T. with Mykki Blanco

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S5E8 S.W.E.A.T. with Mykki Blanco

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My conversation this month is with American rapper, performance artist, writer, and poet Mykki Blanco. Blanco just announced his newest album since 2022's _Stay Close to Music_ — it's called _CAFE PARADISO_, out September 4th via Transgressive Records, which includes three videos shot in and around Berlin. I had the pleasure of speaking with him from his home in Tangier, Morocco, where he recently moved after years living between Lisbon, Paris, and Switzerland. Blanco has been an outspoken voice in music since the early 2010s, when he first emerged from New York's underground scene — fighting, in his own words, to be seen as an artist first in an industry that wasn't always ready for him. He's been publicly living with HIV for a decade, using songs like "Carry On" to push back on stigma, and before he ever picked up a mic he was a poet, publishing his first book, _From the Silence of Duchamp to the Noise of Boys_. He reflected with me on performance as connection — what it means to hold a stage alone for an hour with nothing but his own instincts — and we closed out talking about the global economy, the gap between billionaires and everyone else, and what care looks like right now inside artist communities that are struggling to get by.

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