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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2025 · 51 MIN

Episode 78: Daygo Fatts - "The Soloist" (2009)

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Daygo Fatts is the definition of avant-garde in hip-hop. His intricate lyricism, smooth yet commanding delivery, and effortlessly unpredictable style make him a true standout. Whether through his bold aesthetic or the vivid, "monalistic" sonic portraits he paints, Daygo Fatts connects with listeners on a deeply human level, resonating across cultures and experiences. His raw authenticity and lyrical brilliance have earned him collaborations with some of the industry's most respected names, including five-time Grammy-winning producer Focus..., the legendary Denaun Porter, Super producer Dem Jointz, and West Coast icon Xzibit. Now, he's set to take his artistry to the next level with his highly anticipated debut album "City in Motion" a powerful sonic journey through the streets, struggles, and soul of his hometown San Diego, CA. "The Soloist" (2009) A newspaper columnist befriends a talented musician dealing with mental health issues on the streets of Los Angeles. Directed by Joe Wright. Starring Jamie Foxx, Robert Downey Jr., and Nelsan Ellis.

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Daygo Fatts joins Tim and Graham along with DJ Root to talk about ”The Soloist” from 2009.

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