S5/ Ep4: Talking Jamaican Futurism with Storm Saulter

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S5/ Ep4: Talking Jamaican Futurism with Storm Saulter

For Posterity

1 hour 4 minutes 38 seconds

3 years ago

S5/ Ep4: Talking Jamaican Futurism with Storm Saulter

From photography to filmmaking to music, Storm Saulter is unbound and has enough talent and imagination to power all ah we into the future. We discuss his vision for "Neo" Kingston, Jamaica in the year 2062 via his musical short for Sean Paul and Sia's "Dynamite." And we talk about what's next re his own lyricism following his 2021 link-up with the forward-thinking Jamaican music collective Equiknoxx. Of course, we do dip into history and politics in our conversation, but all in service of powering into the future. Listen and imagine. This is Jamaican futurism.

This episode features music from Equiknoxx's 2021 album Basic Tools Mixtape. Support Equiknoxx by streaming or buying their music. I also encourage listeners to visit Vevo / YouTube to stream Storm Saulter's musical short for "Dynamite" by Sean Paul featuring Sia. And check out Saulter's feature-length films Better Mus' Come (2011) and Sprinter (2018). And also check out the album short film for Shabazz Palaces' "Black Up" by Kahlil Joseph.