Eszeay
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Eszeay
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About this listen
In this episode of Detroit Creatives Unplugged, I sit down with Detroit hip hop artist Eszeay, a standout voice in the independent music scene and a close creative collaborator. Eszeay brought his sharp lyricism and unique style to four tracks on my album Socially Awkward — Mustard Sassafras, Pasta Party, The Potato Investigation, and Baker's Dozen — each one showcasing his versatility and presence on the mic.
We take a deep dive into his latest release, Here's to Hope, a 17-track album that’s already turning heads with its raw honesty, tight production, and uplifting message. Eszeay opens up about his roots in music, his evolution as an artist, and the creative process that fuels his work — from writing bars to shaping full albums that resonate on a personal and cultural level.
We also talk about our current summer tour across Michigan, including a recent show at The Dovetail in Warren, and the energy of performing live for local audiences.
This conversation is a look inside the mind of a true Detroit creative — grounded, passionate, and always pushing forward.