Robert Glasper discusses the Black Radio Experience festival, highlighting its unique collaborative atmosphere and surprise celebrity interactions, while also announcing the upcoming Blue Note Jazz Club opening in Los Angeles. The conversation emphasizes the festival's role in creating a lasting ecosystem for hip-hop and jazz artists, contrasting it with the struggles venues face in investing in hip-hop longevity.
“I often call him our generation's Quincy Jones... I'm going to keep saying it till I believe it.”
“We provide something that you'll never see anywhere else because I might get this artist that was here yesterday to jump on stage with me today mixing with this artist from over here.”
“It takes courage to be in the moment. It takes courage to just not know what's going to happen... just jump in the moment and just trust the universe.”
“We struggle with longevity and we struggle with ourselves with this whole divide about older and younger... now you can't find venues that want to invest in hip-hop artists.”
“Jesus Children... was just really bad for him [Jimmy Green]... Malcolm heard me talking about that. He said, 'Hey man, you know I'm a poet.'... He said, 'Let me just take a crack at it.'”
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