Do you want to continue to try and diminish that generalisation by doing work with such integrity within a genre that's fairly misunderstood? I mean, I feel like there's a place for that kind of mainstream rap. I do have some level of appreciation for it, but the core of what I want to do musically is combine the same level of introspection and depth that you can find in other forms of music, and in media in general, and go beyond what is considered 'rap'. To write things that have serious depth, while maintaining the same kind of pop immediacy that a commercial rapper has. That's the kind of music I listen to, it's fun to listen to and people like it. I like to think of myself as, I want to be like David Byrne and have it both ways. I want to be able to have music that people can dance to, but also, be really dark or talk about a subject that people might not totally understand. I want to bring my life experiences to people in a way that is musically palatable. Cadence Weapon's new album 'Hope In Dirty City' is out now via Upper Class Recordings. Click like to get the latest music news, hottest tracks and more via Facebook.