Pitchfork | Masego Explains How He Built 'Tadow' and Other Songs | Critical Breakthroughs | Pitchfork @pitchfork | Uploaded October 2020 | Updated October 2024, 20 hours ago.
Masego sits down with Pitchfork and closely examines his creative process. Masego breaks down some of his biggest tracks, explaining how The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air influenced "Tadow," and how his experience working at Panda Express impacted the sounds that make up "Navajo."

Masego recently released “Passport,” the latest offering from his upcoming project: a concept EP and his most refreshing interpretation of traphousejazz yet, out later this year via EQT Recordings and Capitol Records.

Featuring:

Tadow ft. FKJ
Navajo
I DO EVERYTHING!
Veg Out (Wasting Thyme)
Melanin Man - BRASSTRACKS (ft. Masego)
Black Love
Good & Plenty - Alex Isley, Masego
Love Be Like (Medasin Remix)


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Masego Explains How He Built 'Tadow' and Other Songs | Critical Breakthroughs | Pitchfork