The sonic equivalent of lemonade dripping down your chin at the roller rink-breezy, Through the prism of old school hip-hop and studded with elements of funk. So is “Sorry I’m Late.” The record’s five songs are pure summer pop, refracted Papi Juice? It sounds like a gay porn, I have to go,” Jackson exclaims. “When I first heard of Papi Juice I was like What the fuck? Playing manic pop sets-a sped-up version of Ariana Grande’s “No Tears Left toĬry” comes to mind-at parties and institutions like Bubble_T, MoMA PS1,Īnd Papi Juice. He made a name throughout New York as Skype Williams,
“I was so afraid ofīeing found out.” Instead of rapping, Jackson pivoted to DJing, which allowed Gay,’" Jackson recalls, thinking about his family in Queens. Interview about his music, “I was like, ‘I kind of can't do it because I'm In hisĮarly twenties, when Interview Magazine requested a photo to accompany an To some of that straight shit almost derailed Jackson’s music career. His father left him the most straight shit ever.” Water buffalo juts out of the middle of the gallery floor, which the artistĭominic Nurre inherited from his late father… “Because the artist is gay and “It's basically aĬommentary on masculinity,” Jackson says of the massive head of a taxidermied Rapper-singer-producer whenever he finds the time in between. Hyphenate: downtown gallerina-curator by day, DJ by night, T-shirt under a black suit, with green Nikes, he looks every bit the multi Story!” Jackson exclaims, when I meet him at Fierman, the small contemporaryĪrt gallery he manages on the Lower East Side. Was very drunk, which I know because shortly after arriving he In his defense, it was New Year’s Eve and he York native born Tony Jackson Jr.-through a mutual friend at a dinner four Is called “Sorry I’m Late,” which is funny because the first time I met the New
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