Back in Spring we sat down with multi-talented artist Jordan Stephens to talk about growing up listening to his Fisher-Price tape recorder, his mother, a singer-songwriter, obsessing over her Dr Groove drum machine, and his dad, who’s band was called ‘The Self’ and was described by Sound Magazine as “the first black punk”. About watching his little brother Gabriel growing up, watching him getting bruised, and telling him that they first hurt but then heal, and how this life-lesson inspired the song ‘1994’ that we recorded together and have just released. About mental health and campaigning for it, sobriety and creativity, how the The Sopranos are still progressive 20 years on, about communion, spirituality, psychedelics, and the appeal of becoming incognito as a dinosaur in the metaverse.

You can hear our latest single '1994' featuring Jordan Stephens by clicking this link - https:// unitedfreedomcollective.lnk.to/am-ta

Thanks for listening.