Marlon Craft returns to Sway in the Morning to discuss his latest project and his decade-long journey in the music industry. In this insightful interview, he breaks down why he is no longer seeking validation and how he has finally found comfort in his identity as both a man and an artist. Throughout the conversation, Marlon dives deep into the themes of his new album, The Internet Killed the Neighborhood. He shares his thoughts on the erosion of physical communities, the impact of technology on human connection, and the struggle to maintain a moral compass in a profit-driven industry. From his creative process involving 70s soul and jazz to his lyrical breakdowns of tracks like Come Back Home, Marlon offers a masterclass in intentional artistry. You will also hear Marlon discuss the concept of the New York sound, the realities of being an independent artist in the streaming era, and his evolving views on spirituality. This is a must-watch for anyone who appreciates substantive, auth...