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If I were asked to describe this record in one sentence, I would say it’s as if Angry BlackMen got a float in the Black Parade. But while it’s easy to try and fit Drowning Lessons into boxes, the record’s identity is ever-shifting and eager to fake the listener out with various curveballs. Jodie Jodie Roger explores several genres and ideas throughout a winding thirteen tracks, twisting and incorporating them into intense auditory experiences that are sure to make both the most uninitiated of hip hop and hardcore fans headbang at least once. Speaking of exploring different genres, Jodie Jodie Roger brings two collaborators onto this record (although both are actually the artist themself) — the 808-bouncer with a gothic flair, Solomon Grundy, and the sludgy, melodramatic, metal-adjacent Rudi Sainte-Cloud, both of whom bring unique sonic flavours to their respective halves of the record. The album centres on both of these character’s separate struggles,
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Interviewer​​Do you feel like the curtain was pulled back on having fans or being an entertainer?Jodie Jodie RogerNo. The curtain would be drawn back if I was a boring fucking human being, then maybe yeah. Jodie Jodie Roger is anything but a boring fucking human being. They’ve been bounding across Vancouver stages offering tempered provocation to any and everyone who will listen for the past few months — and who could help but be riveted by their buoyant screams appealing for your attention? Jodie’s music fluctuates dramatically, balancing playful 808s and heavy-metal vocals in a delightful assault on the listener’s ears. Jodie moved to Vancouver 10 months ago from Montreal, where they had lived for six years attending McGill. “I did engineering and I did not like that. When I graduated I wanted to try out music, and then COVID hit and I decided I wanted to be an artist.” They thought about that for a second, “not necessarily