Hey everyone, welcome back to our conversation with the talented artist David Clark IV, also known as DCIV. In the first part of our discussion last week, we explored his journey of fully committing to his solo project and his transition from producing to rapping. Today, we will dive into the origins of his latest album, *Lost, Then Found*. We'll also get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of some of his songs and discuss the importance of performing tracks before recording them. Additionally, he will share which song was the hardest to finish and his thoughts on the use of AI in creating art.
About DCIV:
"I'm DCIV. I make music, photos, videos, and whatever else feels honest. I rap, sing, produce, mix. I shoot, direct, and document. Some of it's personal, some of it's for other artists, some of it just comes out and needs a place to live. This site is where I'm collecting all of it. Stuff I've put out, stuff I'm still figuring out. Nothing fancy. Just the work. I'm based in Taiwan. Open to building with good people worldwide."
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