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Aloe Blacc Speaks About Finding His Voice, Panama’s Influence on His Music, and the Impact of “I Need a Dollar”

People's Party with Talib Kweli

English - November 15, 2021 05:02 - 11 minutes - ★★★★ - 2K ratings
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In this episode, singer, songwriter, rapper, and producer Aloe Blacc reveals how the sound of classic soul music and the production of underground hip hop producer OhNo helped him find his voice as a singer.

The musician gives us a deep dive into his unique sound and discusses the critical influence that the melting pot of Panama has on his music.

Explore Aloe Blacc’s most well known songs and his deepest thoughts in this essential interview.

In this episode, singer, songwriter, rapper, and producer Aloe Blacc reveals how the sound of classic soul music and the production of underground hip hop producer OhNo helped him find his voice as a singer.


The musician gives us a deep dive into his unique sound and discusses the critical influence that the melting pot of Panama has on his music.


Explore Aloe Blacc’s most well known songs and his deepest thoughts in this essential interview.