Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
Behind The Music: Boss Scrilla and Dolla Green talking about their new song - Say Her Name - EP 107
Behind The Music: Boss Scrilla and Dolla Green talking about their new song - Say Her Name - EP 107
Behind The Music: Boss Scrilla and Dolla Green talking about their new song - Say Her Name - EP 107
Saturday 10th October 2020
Boss Scrilla and Dolla Green talk about their song 'Say Her Name', using music for advocacy, and tackling systemic racism on 'The High Cost of Anonymity'.
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Get the buttons here!Boss Scrilla and Dolla Green: Music, Advocacy, and Community Healing
My hope is that the record gets enough noise and enough attention, that these conversations right here, Preston, keep happening, because that's where it's at, fanatic opinions, aren't going to get us anywhere.
Music has a unique way of bringing people together, and in this episode of 'The High Cost of Anonymity', hosts Preston Moore and K Preston Moore chat with musicians Boss Scrilla and Dolla Green about their powerful new song, 'Say Her Name'. This track is a heartfelt tribute to Breonna Taylor, whose tragic death has resonated deeply across communities.
The conversation isn't just about the music; it's about using their art as a form of advocacy and a tool for healing. Boss Scrilla and Dolla Green share personal stories that highlight the strength found in vulnerability and the importance of addressing systemic racism head-on. They reflect on how their experiences shape their music and how they hope to inspire others to speak out and create change.
As Boss Scrilla poignantly puts it, 'Fanatic opinions aren't going to get us anywhere; it's these real conversations that matter'. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of music, social justice, and personal growth.