Greep's solo album, 'The New Sound,' is a pastiche of various influences, encompassing everything from Steely Dan to early-60s Judy Garland, revealing his musical exploration.
He reflects on the reception of Black Midi's music, acknowledging that while some fans found it hard to listen to, he believed confusion in lyrics wasn’t an issue.
In his mantras on life, Greep shares insights on American culture, contrasting it with London’s friendliness, illustrating his nuanced view of social environments.
Greep emphasizes the importance of music being accessible to the ears rather than a complex cerebral experience, critiquing the notion of obscure, confusing lyrics.
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