Homie Fest VI created an exceptional atmosphere where attendees quickly formed friendships. The power of music brought people together, making it a universal language. Attendees are encouraged to engage with others at events, despite barriers faced by marginalized communities. Connection opportunities should not be dismissed prematurely. Significant performances were highlighted, including Wu-Tang Clan and Run the Jewels, showcasing influential hip-hop artists with deep roots in the genre. Shanea's new solo project is noted for its unique indie-pop style and the maze of textures in its upcoming album.
"Homie Fest VI was everything it was supposed to be and so much more—the vibes were truly immaculate. Everyone who was there were homies somehow, and people who didn't know each other were besties by the end of the second night."
"Music has such a powerful impact, able to form community in such a short span of time. It's universal! It's pre-language!"
"This is hard for femmes, BIPOC peoples, and queers because of historical and present marginalization, yes, but try not sever opportunities for connection before they've even had a chance to begin!"
"The Staten Island crew formed in 1992 with a roster including RZA, GZA, Ghostface Killah, Method Man, Raekwon, and the late Ol' Dirty Bastard—some of the most influential names in rap and hip-hop to this day."
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