The innovative multi-instrumentalist plays Meow Wolf Thursday and Friday!
He still returns to the East Coast to visit, but the last time he played a gig in D.C., a gun was pointed at him yet again, this time by a road-raged driver."I mean, that's a reason why I came out to Colorado. It's because it hasn't happened to me here at all," he says.
"But this lady, Bev, I guess was always home," he says."Bev would complain. She started complaining to the HOA. We'd get $25 fines — anytime there's a noise complaint, $25 fine. So my roommate was like, 'Yo, we're gonna need to do something about this.' And I was like, 'What do you want me to do? I'm practicing saxophone'...and then the police started getting called.
He originally called the new project The Orcastrator, and donated money he made off it to the Orca Conservancy in Seattle."But no one could really find my music," he laments,"and I was basically just giving money away when I didn't have money to give away." "I invested in cryptocurrency," he says,"and I made about $15,000 to $20,000 off of it. That pushed me to start an NFT company of my own, and just last year is when I launched it. So I ended up making about $15,000 from that, as well."
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