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Powered by Podbean.comOn this podcast, UMFM New Decay host Jeff Friesend speaks to Andrew Whiteman,
the frontman from Arts & Crafts recording artists Apostle of Hustle.
Music Credits:
The Fugitives - Intro & Outro Music (taken from “Graffiti Sex”)
Apostle Of Hustle - Rafaga! (taken from National Anthem Of Nowhere)
Apostle Of Hustle - Justine, Beckoning (taken from National Anthem Of Nowhere)
Apostle of Hustle plays at the Festival on Friday, 2:45 at Big Bluestem; Saturday, 2:00 at Shady Grove (Andrew Whiteman only); and Saturday, 4:00, at Green Ash Stage.
Apostle of Hustle bio
Notably absent from the Last Supper, the Apostle of Hustle prefers to feast on Latin-tinged rock’n’roll. It all started when Broken Social Scene guitarist Andrew Whiteman spent a couple of months plunging himself into Havana’s famously lively musical communities; when he flew back to Toronto, the sounds of Cuba (and the stylings of the tres, a Cuban guitar) were stowed away in his mind. Together with Dean Stone and Julian Brown, Whiteman built a band that could kick out sultry Latin folksongs as convincingly as it could delve into Tom Waits. The resulting musical mélange came into its own on 2004’s debut Folkloric Feel, but really broke big on their smoky sophomore release, National Anthem of Nowhere.
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