GoldLink

Raised in and around Washington, D.C., the rapper (D'Anthony Carlos in 1993) started writing music in his late teens, staking out an uncharted space at the intersection of hip-hop, house, electronic music, and R&B.

Alongside MCs and producers like Anderson .Paak, KAYTRANADA, Flume, and Chance the Rapper, GoldLink's sound represents an ever-broadening sense of what hip-hop and dance music can do, imagining a borderless club world where affiliations of genre and region bow to the music's overall feel: not rap, not electronic, but what GoldLink has playfully called "future bounce" —and he's making it right now.

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