Grant Brydon is a London-based writer whose work explores the
intersection of hip-hop and mental health. During his decade-long
career as a journalist, he has interviewed some of the world's
biggest hip-hop artists. He also hosts the podcast Making
Conversation with Grant Brydon. His writing has been published by
Highsnobiety, Clash, Esquire, Vice, and many more.
Ketu the Artist is an LA-based artist and illustrator. He has
worked with global brands, including Universal Music Group,
Facebook, Adobe, NFL and Netflix.
"Grant Brydon compiles many of the major keys from some of the most
prolific voices in hip-hop and draws a through-line to the hearts
of their success stories... An entertaining and informative
read."
*Kathy Iandoli, author of God Save The Queens: The Essential
History of Women in Hip-Hop*
"A thoughtful collection of essays on hard work and creativity that
taps into generous anecdotal wisdom about music and life from an
array of personalities in the industry, past and present."
*Lance Scott Walker, author of DJ Screw: A Life In Slow
Revolution*
"A brilliant tapestry of story and artistry by a seasoned
journalist whose love for hip-hop flourishes here."
*Ciesay, co-founder of PLACES+FACES*
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