in case you missed it, here's the link.
if you don't know who ariel is, he's a gifted pop artist -- beloved by all, until those in the "music journalism" grift found out he supported trump. so they destroyed him.
The record company, called Mexican Summer, dropped Ariel - out of that typical cowardly response to cancel culture. These are the people who turn on the victims to save their own hide. So, when will people start asking about "Mexican Summer?" is that an appropriate name for a record company not in Mexico? Do you sense some cultural appropriation going on?
Anyway, here's the link to the interview.
beneath that is a link to one of ariel's greatest songs (named by Pitchfork as best song of the year roughly 10 years ago). The song will stick in your head like gorilla glue.
the interview:
the song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecSg9WpLgl0
and here is Ariel on Jimmy Fallon. I wonder if Jimmy will go to bat for Ariel.
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