Finding an Audience and the Importance of Musical Movements

This chapter discusses the experiences and challenges faced by the speakers while touring and finding their audience in the United States. They explore the diversity of their audience, their resonance with college kids and nerdy black kids, and their excitement about finally reaching Detroit and learning about the legendary musician Dilla. They also delve into the significance of contextualizing musicians within a movement and the formation of their own musical squad through jam sessions, leading to the creation of Black Lily.