Thundercat has detailed his journey to becoming sober, and how it has influenced his music. Despite the difficult timing of quitting alcohol, during the apocalypse, he admitted that “it’s just different now, and I’m learning to vibe with who I am without it.” Thundercat has now been sober for five years. In an interview with NME about his new material, he revealed that he is taking inspiration from moments of pain and accepting the present for what it is.
After releasing his critically acclaimed album ‘It Is What It Is’, Thundercat has been teasing his follow-up. He does not want to put too much pressure on what the new music should be and is instead focused on creating something natural. Collaborations have been an important part of his musical process and he is open to working with others on the album. He stated that it is the unknown that makes collaborations special, and he is excited about the possibilities for the future.
Thundercat also spoke about how his sobriety has influenced his music. It has given him a new perspective and changed the way he approaches his craft. The bass virtuoso has grown as an artist, learning to walk and talk in a different way. His inspiration for the new material comes from difficult moments, but he hopes to create something that is authentic to him. A few things are coming in the future that he is excited about, but he is learning to keep quiet about them.
Despite the challenges of becoming sober during difficult times, Thundercat has persevered. His music reflects this journey, and he continues to grow and evolve as an artist. By harnessing his pain in his music, he hopes to create something that is authentic and personal to him. Thundercat is excited for what the future holds, and fans can look forward to hearing what he creates next
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