As Musashi Xero, Tyler Jackson Raps His Grief, Anger Over Friend's Death By Overdose - a podcast by Blue Ridge Public Radio - BPR Arts & Performance

Tyler Jackson shares a West Asheville home where, on a sunny and warm midday afternoon, every window is open and so is the front door, all without screens. Jackson tends to about eight houseplants in his bedroom and it's all very chill. The environment contrasts his musical alter ego, whom he calls Musashi Xero (pronounced moo-SAH-shee ZEE-row), and the lyrical content of his new record, titled "Self-Hate as a Viable Currency." Jackson said the album comes from a place of personal desolation.

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