This interview is part of a project I developed in 2019 back in NYC, called "NYC Curbside Stories" where I got the opportunity to chat with a few different, super interesting individuals that populate the Big Apple.
D is one of them.
He shares stories about his growing up in Jamaica and then Miami, his Mom, Hip Hop, creativity, the American Dream.
This is Part 1.
Part 2 is coming out this saturday.
Enjoy.
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