About This Episode:
The evolution of the artist formally known as B.i.g J The Frothy Main's musical career has been one of the most fascinating things to watch well over the last decade as he continues to expand his creativity's sonic reach and charts another level of his evolution as an artist, incorporating new, versatile flows and revealing more aspects of his personal life and back-story.

The artist is formally known as "Frothy Main" now, "WangSolo" takes a trek across the second installation of The WangSolo series with his newest project "Alachua" (Episode 2 ), was a quintessential pre-pandemic record which in collection is a companion piece to the critically acclaimed Episode 1 "The Last Wanger", "Alachua" encapsulates and continues to blend together everything that’s extraordinary about Alachua County's classic music movement.

His songwriting is detailed and very immersive, swathed in a "Vipper-esq" lingo as it is witty but nonetheless straight forward and kingly, keeps you in a new yet classic version of what we expect from the artist formally known as Frothy Main. Still, his intentional direction of this project after taking a rather successful leap towards broader accessibility feels super satisfying.

However, in revisiting this more husky aspect of his discography — something that has previously gotten him in trouble on more than one occasion on “Reasons,” the dazzling centerpiece of the record, he finally overcomes his heartbreak: “It's hard to know that through it all/this is gonna hurt you this time now our trusts off the line." Now that he’s older, he seems to have reconciled some of his demons but the embers of his angst have been replaced with purpose and balance in investing in himself.

Those experiences put him in an excellent frame of mind for whipping up "Sumersault" sounds of subversive sample with its drum machine beat and jazzy vibraphone line; a fascinating portrait of his creative position in cryptocurrency to justify the current global reset." I'm back like I done ran it up before/the way I'm built this hardware in me is standalone." But what pulls it all together and makes it feel like more than an archival project are the inclusions of excerpts from WangSolos "A Better Way" as he explains "I guess they all can't love me, Im just too much for myself/ I wake up to the greatness/ say that to stay woke myself."

This unassuming style, transferring from multiple genres to his melodic voice and unapologetic delivery of rap style though storytelling initially developed over a half-dozen EPs and albums released independently online, bleeds together Florida's originality of sound and homemade folk with snatches of features from Alachua County artist ,makes this a modern classic. WangSolo - He’s become an undeniable, evolving talent of 2020!