About this episode

THURZ discusses his personal project with soulful production from 14KT, focusing on themes of family, faith, and community.

THURZ returns with one of his most focused and personal projects to date, pairing vivid storytelling with soulful production from 14KT to deliver an album that's rooted in Inglewood, family, faith, community, and self-reflection. From standout records like "Father Protect Me," "Salt Water," and "The Cost of Doing Business," there's plenty to unpack. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

People in this episode

Guest: THURZ

Topics covered

• music
• storytelling
• personal projects
• community
• self-reflection

Keywords

• THURZ
• 14KT
• Inglewood
• album
• storytelling
• faith
• community

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Father Protect Me, Salt Water, The Cost of Doing Business

Places: Inglewood

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