“We don’t know what is at stake if some authoritarian buys a bunch of experts and intellectuals and with them, for example, artificial intelligence, which is extremely valuable. I learned to use it too,” says JAR band frontman Oto Klempíř, who is worried about where the world is headed in the digital age. Where does he think society is going today? And how should music respond to that? And what did he gain by quitting drinking?
You can watch the entire interview in the introductory video or listen to it in your favorite podcast app. What were its main themes?
0:30 – 5:02 According to Klempíř, what is the band trying to say with their new album? And why, in the end, do the fans shape the meaning of their work?
5:02 – 12:45 What internal contradiction does the plumber have with himself? About how rap became mainstream and who he’s listening to right now.
12:45 – 16:12 Why does Klempíř like the “ancient” school of rap, represented by, for example, Missy Elliot? What is he missing in the current form of rap and what topics are on the rise?
16:12 – 18:55 What do you think about the criticism of young people directed at the celebrations on November 17, 1989, when the group JAR was also formed? Why, according to him, both sides are right – witnesses and young people.
18:55 – 20:48 How does he view the debate surrounding the support of artistic professions by the state?
20:48 – 27:31 Where does Klempíř’s claim that sobriety is the greatest drug come from? And what was his journey to her?
2023-08-14 06:00:00
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